6035 BROADWAY OWNERS CORP. SUBLET POLICY The Resolution in reference to the Sublet Policy is as follows: It is herby RESOLVED, that the Sublet Policy of 6035 BROADWAY OWNERS CORP. (hereinafter referred to as the “Corporation”) is as follows: The Board of Directors of the Corporation hereby enacts a Sublet Policy in accordance with the permission and prior consent of the Board of Directors of the Corporation. The basis for approving of subletting may include medical emergency, financial hardship, involuntary employment loss or reassignment, or involuntary military service requirement. The criteria for granting of a sublet application will be determined by the Board of Directors, in its sole discretion. The Board of Directors has designated the maximum allowable number of sublets in the building at any one time to be five (5). The Board of Directors will deny any new applications to sublet once this number is reached. 1. TERM OF SUBLEASE: The period of any Sublease shall be for a term of one (1) year. The Shareholder may apply for an additional one (1) year Sublease Renewal term, and a Sublease Renewal Application must be submitted ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of the initial Sublease Term. The granting of a Sublease Renewal Application shall be solely within the discretion of the Board of Directors. 2. SUBLEASING CONDITIONS: No sublease shall be approved by the Board of Directors unless and until the following conditions are met. (a) The Shareholder(s) has personally resided in the building as a shareholder in good standing for a period of one (1) year immediately preceding the proposed sublet. (b) After the second sublet term, the Shareholder(s) must provide a detailed statement, including supporting documentation, which demonstrates a clear hardship for which a sublease is the only reasonable solution. (c) The Apartment Unit complies with the Floor Covering House Rules (80% carpeted) and abides by all house rules. (d) Access must be provided at all times. (e) The Shareholder(s) designate the Managing Agent and/or the Subtenant(s) as the agent for the Shareholder(s) for service of process. 3. The Board of Directors has authorized the establishment of the following Schedule of Fees, which must be paid as a condition of the Sublet Policy. All fees must be paid by bank check or money order at the time of the Sublease Application, unless otherwise specified, made payable as indicated below. (a) Sublease Fee: A non-refundable Sublease Fee in the amount of $1,000 or one months maintenance (whichever is greater). The Sublease Fee is payable on, or before, the effective date of the Sublease. Check payable to: 6035 Broadway Owners Corp. If the owner/shareholder does not pay the sublet fee, 6035 Broadway Owners Corporation will collect the sublet fee from the tenant.
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6035 BROADWAY OWNERS CORP.
SUBLET POLICY
The Resolution in reference to the Sublet Policy is as follows:
It is herby RESOLVED, that the Sublet Policy of 6035 BROADWAY OWNERS CORP. (hereinafter referred
to as the “Corporation”) is as follows:
The Board of Directors of the Corporation hereby enacts a Sublet Policy in accordance with the
permission and prior consent of the Board of Directors of the Corporation. The basis for approving of subletting
may include medical emergency, financial hardship, involuntary employment loss or reassignment, or
involuntary military service requirement. The criteria for granting of a sublet application will be determined by
the Board of Directors, in its sole discretion.
The Board of Directors has designated the maximum allowable number of sublets in the building
at any one time to be five (5). The Board of Directors will deny any new applications to sublet once this
number is reached.
1. TERM OF SUBLEASE: The period of any Sublease shall be for a term of one (1) year. The Shareholder may apply for an additional one (1) year Sublease Renewal term, and a Sublease Renewal Application must be submitted ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of the initial Sublease Term. The granting of a Sublease Renewal Application shall be solely within the discretion of the Board of Directors.
2. SUBLEASING CONDITIONS:
No sublease shall be approved by the Board of Directors unless and until the following
conditions are met.
(a) The Shareholder(s) has personally resided in the building as a shareholder in good standing for a period of one (1) year immediately preceding the proposed sublet.
(b) After the second sublet term, the Shareholder(s) must provide a detailed statement, including supporting documentation, which demonstrates a clear hardship for which a sublease is the only reasonable solution.
(c) The Apartment Unit complies with the Floor Covering House Rules (80% carpeted) and abides by all house rules.
(d) Access must be provided at all times. (e) The Shareholder(s) designate the Managing Agent and/or the Subtenant(s) as the
agent for the Shareholder(s) for service of process. 3. The Board of Directors has authorized the establishment of the following Schedule of Fees, which must
be paid as a condition of the Sublet Policy. All fees must be paid by bank check or money order at the time of the Sublease Application, unless otherwise specified, made payable as indicated below.
(a) Sublease Fee: A non-refundable Sublease Fee in the amount of $1,000 or one months maintenance (whichever is greater). The Sublease Fee is payable on, or before, the effective date of the Sublease. Check payable to: 6035 Broadway Owners Corp. If the owner/shareholder does not pay the sublet fee, 6035 Broadway Owners Corporation will collect the sublet fee from the tenant.
(b) Sublease Renewal Fee: A non-refundable Sublease Renewal Fee in the amount of $1,500, if the Subtenant continues in occupancy and $2,000 for the third year. In the event of a new Subtenant, the Sublease Fee shall be imposed as set forth in (a) above. The Sublease Renewal Fee is payable on, or before, the effective date of the Sublease Renewal. Check made payable to: 6035 Broadway Owners Corp.
(c) Move-in/Move-out Fee: A refundable Move-in/Move-out Fee in the amount of five hundred ($500.00) dollars shall be collected from both the Shareholder(s) and Subtenant(s) relative to their respective moves, and shall be used relative to any damage to the Premises cause as a result of the moving process. Check payable to: 6035 Broadway Owners Corp.
(d) Application Processing Fee: A non-refundable Application Processing Fee in the amount of $450.00 dollars must
be submitted with the Sublet Application. Check made payable to: Goodman
Management Co., Inc. A non-refundable Application Processing Fee in the amount of $400.00 dollars must
be submitted with the Sublet Application. Check made payable to: 6035 Broadway
Owners Corp.
(e) The Corporation reserves the right to amend or modify the Sublet Policy: Rules and Regulations as well as the Schedule of Fees, including but not limited to the imposition of Security Deposit, Maintenance Escrow Deposit, and Management Administrative Fee.
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Date
I ________________________________ agree to abide by the House Rules, Moving Policy, Pet Policy and
parking Policy of 6035 Broadway Owners Corporation, located at 6035 Broadway, Bronx, New York 10471
______________________________________
Signature
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Signature
6035 Broadway Apartment ________________
Sworn to before me this ___________
Day of _______, 200__
______________________________________
Notary
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6035 Broadway Owners Corp. SUBLEASE APPLICATION
1. Sublease Application Form (enclosed)
2. Sublease Agreement (Blumberg P-1933 Form)
3. At lease two personal reference letter
4. Verification of Employment
5. Letter explaining reason for request to sublease
6. All subleases are to be for one (1) year. New approval required two (2) months prior to lease
expiration for second year sublet.
7. Copies of last two (2) years Income Tax Returns
8. Verification of Financial Statements
9. Two (2) most current pay stubs
10. Landlord Reference w/ most current cashed rent checks (3 months)
Please enclose either Bank Certified checks or money orders for processing fee payable to:
Goodman Management Co., Inc., in the amount of $450.00 (per person unless it is a married couple)
Please note these fees are non refundable.
6035 Broadway Owners Corp. in the amount of $400.00 (per person unless it is a married couple)
Please note these fees are non refundable.
Upon Approval a Move-In Deposit of $500.00 is required and made payable to:
6035 Broadway Owners Corp.
Deposit is refundable after the completion of the move-in process.
Please note: Six (7) copies plus the original (8) of all papers are required by Goodman Management Co.,
Inc. for submission to the Board of the Directors. All papers must be collated into individual sets.
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Are you now in the Service or dependant of serviceman? _____________________________________________
This application is made subject to the approval of___________________________________________________ And may be without designating cause be disproved by them, it being agreed that any such disproval shall not be considered a reflection upon the applicant. This application is to be made part
of the lease entered into by the applicant and the landlord. The truth of the information contained herein is essential and if the aforementioned property deems any answer or statement herein to
be false, or misleading it shall be considered that any lease granted by virtue of this application may be canceled at their option. I/We hereby authorize Goodman Management Co., Inc. to use
any consumer reporting, credit bureau, or other investigative agencies employed by such, to investigate the references herein listed or statements or other data obtained from me or from any
other person pertaining to my employment history, credit, prior tenancies, character, general reputation, personal characteristics. And mode of living, to obtain a consumer report and such other
credit information which may result thereby and to disclose and refurnish such information to the owner/agent listed above in support of this application. I have been advised that I have the
right under section 606B of the Fair Credit Reporting Act to make a written request, within reasonable time, for a complete and accurate disclosure of the nature and scope of any investigation
Reason for Guaranty: 1. I know that the Overtenant would not rent the premises to the Undertenant unless I guarantee
Undertenant’s performance. I have also requested the Overtenant to enter into the Sublease with
the Undertenant. I have a substantial interest in making sure that the Overtenant rents the
premises to the Undertenant.
Guaranty: 2. The following is my Guaranty:
I guaranty the full performance of the Sublese by the Undertenant. This Guaranty is absolute and
without any condition. It includes, but is not limited to, the payment of rent and other money
changes.
In addition, I agree to these other items:
Changes in Sublease 3. This Guaranty will not be affected by any change in the Sublease, whatsoever. This includes but is
have not effect: not limited to, any extention of time or renewals. The Guaranty will be binding even if I am not a
party to these changes.
Waiver to notices: 4. I do not have to be informed about any failure of performance by Undertenant. I waive notice of
non-payment or non-performances.
Performances: 5. If the Undertenant fails to perform under the Sublease, the Overtenant may require me to
perform without first demanding that the Undertenant perform.
Waiver of Jury Trial: 6. I give up my right to trial by jury in any claim related to the Sublease or this Guaranty.
Changes: 7. This Guaranty of payment and performance can be changed only by written agreement signed by
all parties to the Sublease and Guaranty.
Signatures: WITNESS: GUARANTOR:
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HOUSE RULES
THE FIELDSTON
6035 BROADWAY
BRONX, NEW YORK (Revised 10/04)
The following is an update of the House Rules prepared by the Board of Directors of the 6035 Broadway Owners Corp. For the purpose of this document, the Lessor is defined as the 6035 Broadway Owners Corp. and the Lessee is defined as a shareholder in the Corp. In the event a shareholder subleases to a tenant, the Lessee is
responsible for adherence to these House Rules by their tenants.
1. The public halls, elevators, and stairways of the building may be not be obstructed, decorated or used for any purpose other than entering or exiting from the
apartments in the building. The fire escapes and outer windowsills cannot be obstructed in any way.
2. Occupants and their guests cannot play in the public halls, stairways, fire escapes, elevators, parking lots or on the grounds of the building.
3. No one is permitted on the roof unless authorized by the managing agent.
4. No lessee shall make or permit any disturbing noises in the building or do or permit anything to be done, which will interfere with the rights, comfort or
convenience of other Lessees or tenants at any time. During all hours, consideration of neighbors most always be a guide for maintaining reasonable noise levels. Construction or repair work or other installation involving noise shall be conducted in an apartment only between the hours of 9:00 A.M. or 5:00
A.M. No Lessee or tenant shall play or permit the playing the playing of any musical instrument, radio, television, phonograph, tape or CD player, etc.
between 11:00 P.M. and 10:00 A.M. if it disturbs or annoys other occupants of the building.
5. No items including, but not limited to, awnings, windows air conditioning units (except where noted below), ventilators, or antennas are permitted which
project outside a window or are attached to the exterior of the building. Air conditioning units are to be of the type suitable for installation in the existing
wall sleeves. In rooms where wall sleeves do not exist: window air conditioning units will be permitted upon submission of a written request to the managing
agent and written approval of the same. Window units, if approval, are to be installed in a safe and secure manner in accordance with building code requirements.
6. No sign, notice, advertisement or illumination may be installed on or at any window, door or common area of the building, without the written approval of the managing agent.
7. The first floor service entrance and north elevator must be used for the following: a. Messengers, delivery and trades people
b. Furniture, trunks, heavy baggage, bicycles, strollers, shopping carts, etc.
8. Garbage and refuse shall be disposed of only at such times and in such a manner as the superintendent or managing agent of the building may direct. All
occupants must sort and properly dispose of all materials required to be recycled in the refuse are on the first floor behind the B side stairs, near the boiler
room, in accordance with the posted requirements.
9. The following rules must be observed regarding the compactor refuse chute rooms on each floor:
a. All garbage must be securely wrapped or bagged so it does not leak and it will fit easily in the chute. b. No garbage of any kind may be left in these rooms.
c. Materials such as aerosol cans, bottles, wire hangers, clothing, vacuum bags, paint cans and combustibles of any kind may block the chute or
adversely affect the compactors. These materials must be brought down to the first floor refuse area for disposal.
10. Water closets (toilets) and other water apparatus in the building shall not be used for any purpose other than those for which they where constructed. The
cost of repairing any damage from misuse shall be the responsibility of the Lessee in whose apartment the item is installed.
11. Work request forms for work within an apartment must be submitted to the superintendent with a copy to the managing agent. Forms are to be deposited in
the boxes on the superintendent’s door. Forms can be requested from the doorman or super. A Lessee may not request any Coop employee to perform any private tasks during the regular work hours.
12. Pets are permitted in the building in accordance with the Coop Pet Agreement which requires a written request subject to the approval of the Coop Board, compliance with the pet guidelines and the annual submission of a registration form to the managing agent by January 31st of each year.
13. Vehicles belonging to a Lessee, family member or guest, subtenant or employee of a Lessee may not park in a manner, which impedes or prevents ready access to the building’s parking lots or parking space.
14. The Lessee must abide by the requirements of parking rental agreements. Requests for parking spaces must be made through the managing agent. Illegally parked cars will be towed at the owner’s expense. All parking lot users are urged to keep the parking lot gates locked at all time with the exception of periods
of sleet and snow where access is required to permit snow removal.
15. The Lessee shall use the available building laundry facilities upon such days and during such hours as designated by the managing agent. Laundry facility
users must exercise good housekeeping practices and cleanup after themselves.
16. Lessees are not permitted to install or operate washing machines, dryers or garbage disposals in their apartments. The installation of a dishwasher is subject
to the approval of the Lessor and the managing agent. A written request must be submitted to the managing agent for consideration and approved by the
Board of Directors.
17. The Lessor shall have the right to curtail or relocate any space devoted to storage or laundry purposes.
18. The floors of each apartment must be covered with rugs or carpeting too effectively reduce noise transfer. At least 80% of the floor area of each room is to
be covered with the exception of kitchens, bathrooms and closets.
19. The Lessee shall keep the windows of the apartment clean. In case of refusal or neglect of the Lessee during 10 days after notice in writing from the Lessor
or managing agent to clean the windows, such cleaning may be done by the Lessor, which shall have the right to enter the apartment for that purpose and to charge the cost for sane to the Lessee.
20. Those Lessee’s with fenced outdoor patios shall keep these areas neat and properly maintained. In case of refusal or neglect of the Lessee during 10 days
after notice in writing from the Lessor or managing agent to make the necessary improvements, the Lessor may be permanently remove the fenced patios and to charge the cost for such cleaning to the Lessee.
21. The Lessee must request in writing an approval from the managing agent prior to performing any interior renovation to any apartment such as window replacement, electrical and plumbing work, construction or demolition of walls, replacement, of kitchen and bathroom facilities or cabinets. Licensed
tradesmen must perform plumbing and electrical work. Appropriate licenses, insurance and bonding must be submitted to managing agent before work
commences.
22. In event of a building emergency, the superintendent and/or the managing agent are to be notified in accordance with the posted emergency procedures.
23. Lost and found procedures shall consist of submitting found items to the superintendent who will notify the managing agent. Persons who have lost items
should contact the managing agent. When the superintendent is not available, items may be submitted to the doorman.
24. Rentable storage bins are located in the second floor Community Room. Requests to rent available bins must be made to the managing agent. The
community room is locked when it is not in use and bin renters are provided with a key to it. Renters must provide a lock on their bins at the time of rental.
The corporation is not responsible for lost or stolen property.
25. The following must be observed in regard to the moving in or out of the building. The managing agent must be notified by the Lessee, the move scheduled,
and a damage deposit of $500.00 provided which will be returned if no damage is caused. The moving in or out of an apartment is limited between the hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm on weekdays. In the event that damage in excess of $500.00 is caused, the entire cost to repair damage to any part of the building
resulting from the move shall be the responsibility of the Lessee. The move is limited to the use f the first floor side entrance and north elevator. Any moving
taking place outside of the allotted hours will result in the forfeiture of the deposit. All checks are cashed and reissued by management.
26. Lessee requiring pest extermination are to sign up on the sheet posted at the doorman’s desk.
27. Window guards are required for units with children under ten years of age; they are available upon request from the Lessee. You may also request window
guards if you do not have children under ten.
28. The Lessee must provide a working smoke and carbon dioxide detector in their apartments.
29. All fire escapes must be kept clear at all times, in order to maintain clear emergency access.
30. Outdoor barbecuing is not permitted.
31. Any consent or approval given under these House Rules shall be revocable by the Lessor at any time.
32. The House Rules may be added to, amended, or repealed at any time by resolution of the Board of Directors of the Lessor.
33. All pets must use the north elevator and exit from either the third floor exit or the north exit on the first floor.
These rules may be amended to or modified from time to time by the Board of Directors
6035 BROADWAY OWNERS CORP. JUNE 2005
PET POLICY
A. General Rules
1. No animals barred by Federal, New York State or New York City law will be permitted in the building. No large (over
nine (9) inches) or dangerous snakes will be permitted. No animals normally considered farm animals will be permitted.
2. All pets must be registered with the Board of Directors through Robert E. Hill. A registration form is included in this
package. Extra forms can be obtained by writing or calling Robert E. Hill. Failure to comply may result in written
warning as a first step.
3. Any animal normally kept in a cage or in a tank that escapes from a Resident’s apartment, may be banned and/or
removed by the proper authorities if they are called.
4. All Shareholders or Residents who become residents of the corporation after the enactment of the May 2005 Pet Policy
must comply by their closing date or signing of their lease. If compliance is not met there will be no transfer of stock or
lease signing until all conditions are met.
B. Rules Pertaining to Dogs
1. The Board of Directors and Committee will not be held liable or responsible for pets that bite or attack building
residents, staff or visitors, and they will not determine what constitutes a “bite” vs. “nip” – that is up to the police if that
is the notion that the bitten party wishes to take.
2. A maximum of two (2) dogs will be permitted per apartment. Anyone who has more than two (2) dogs at this time will
be grandfathered, which means that these dogs can stay but cannot be replaced with new dogs.
3. No dog(s) may be left unattended for more than 12 hours in an apartment.
4. All pet(s) must enter and exit the building either through the 3rd
floor or the side exit on the first floor. Only the north
elevator may be used in consideration of residents that are allergic to dogs.
5. All dog(s) must be leashed, caged or held when entering or exiting the building. This includes all areas of the building’s
property or sidewalks. Please be considerate and courteous to your neighbors when entering and exiting the building by
holding your dog back when you hear someone coming, as they may be afraid of or allergic to dogs.
6. There will be no tolerance of excessive barking. New York City Ordinance provides for action on behalf of the city if
dogs are barking endlessly. Any owner or resident who is disturbed by a dog’s excessive barking can call the police,
and the police will handle the situation and remove the dog if necessary.
7. All dog owners must keep their dog(s) odor free and avoid leaving clumps of hair in public areas of the building.
8. During inclement weather or when ground is muddy, dogs must be dried and feet cleaned on the first floor or third floor
before walking on the carpet or entering the elevator.
9. For any damage to the building property observed by staff, management or surveillance, or reported to Management and
deemed to be accurate, the owner will be responsible for the cost of repair/cleanup and will receive a written warning
for the first infraction. For any incident thereafter, the owner will be responsible for the cost of the repair/cleanup and a
twenty-five ($25.00) dollar fine. This fine will double with each subsequent offense.
10. Owners must immediately clean up after their dog(s) if they have an accident in the building or on the sidewalk. If the
violation of this rule is observed by staff, management or surveillance, or reported to Management and deemed to be
accurate, the owner will be responsible for the cost of repair/cleanup and will receive a written warning for the first
infraction. For any incident thereafter, the owner will be responsible for the cost of the repair/cleanup and a twenty-five
($25.00) dollar fine. This fine will double with each subsequent offense.
C. Rules Pertaining to Cats
1. All cats must have current vaccinations as are required by New York City. New shareholders/residents must submit
proof at apartment closing. The transfer of stock will not take place until such proof is provided.
2. A maximum of three (3) cats is permitted per apartment.
3. No cat(s) may be left unattended for more than forty-eight (48) hours. All cats must be leashed, caged or held when
entering or exiting the building.
4. All cat(s) must enter and exit the building through either the third floor or the side exit on the first floor. Only the north
elevator may be used in consideration of residents allergic to cats.
5. Owners must immediately clean up after their cat(s) if they have an accident in the building or on the sidewalk. For any
damage observed by staff, management or surveillance device, or reported to management and found to be accurate, the
owner will be responsible for the cost of repair and will receive a written warning for the first infraction. For any
incident thereafter, the owner will be responsible for the cost of the repair/cleanup and a twenty-five ($25.00) dollar
fine. This fine will double with each subsequent offense.
6. All litter boxes should be kept clean so no odors permeate to the hallway. If there are more than two (2) complaints
covering two (2) different dates, owner will be given written warning to eliminate the smell.
D. Service Animals
1. Service animals that assists, support or provide service to persons with disabilities are permitted as required pursuant to
any applicable law. The resident is responsible for producing appropriate documentation evidencing the necessity for
such an animal.
2. The owner must provide proof that the animal has been specifically trained and certified to be a service animal.
3. The animal must have all appropriate and current vaccinations.
4. New shareholders/residents must submit all documentation at apartment closing. The transfer of stock will not take place
until such proof is provided.
5. Service animals must comply with policy.
PROHIBITION: The Corporation shall not permit any dog that exceeds in size at maturity the following dimensions: 75
pounds, 30 inches in height when on all four feet. The Corporation shall not permit under any circumstances, the
harboring or visitation of a Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Doberman Pincher, Boxer, Wolfhound, or any other type of similar dog
or mixed breed with vicious or violent propensities or drooling breeds as determined by the Corporation in its sole
discretion.
APPLICABILITY- REGISTRATION: The Pet Policy shall be applicable to all shareholders, pet owners, members of
their immediate family, their subtenants, guests, invitees and licensees, who shall be required to register the pet with the
Corporation, as set forth in Pet Registration Form, specifying the name, age, coloring, and municipal license number for
said pet, as well as provide updated vaccination documentation.
RESPONSIBILITY- LIABILITY: The shareholder shall be jointly and severally responsible and liable for any and all
damages, costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, incurred by the Corporation, or as a result of any personal
injuries to others, due to the property damage cause to the Corporation and others, due to the conduct, behavior and/or
actions of the pet.
INDEMNIFICATIONS: The shareholder shall save, hold harmless, indemnify and defend the Corporation for any and
all claims as set forth hereinabove or arising from, in connection with, or relative to the harboring, occupancy, visitation,
conduct, behavior, actions and/or maintenance of a pet.
ADMINISTRATION- ENFORCEMENT: The corporation is authorized to enforce compliance with the Pet Policy by
the shareholder, pet owner, members of their immediate family, their subtenant, guests, invitees and licensees: and
further are authorized to impose administrative fees against the shareholders relative to a violation, breach or default of
the Pet Policy or any other provisions set forth herein.
The failure and/or refusal to comply with the terms and provisions of this Pet Policy or any other changes due to the
Corporation, as set forth hereinabove, by the Shareholder, shall constitute a material breach and a substantial default of
the obligations of the Shareholder pursuant o the Proprietary Lease and may result in the suspension, curtailment,
termination, revocation and/or forfeiture of the privilege or license to harbor a pet. Moreover, the Corporation reserves
the right to revoke, ban, enjoin and permanently prohibit the harboring of any pet, based upon a violation, default or
beach of the Pet Policy, as determined by the Corporation, in its sole discretion.
BINDING AGREEMENT: The Shareholder acknowledges and agrees, for good and valuable consideration, receipt and
consideration which is hereby acknowledged based upon the Corporation granting permission for the harboring of the
pet, that the Pet Policy, is fair and reasonable, and is a valid, binding and enforceable obligation of the Shareholder.
BED BUG POLICY AND PROCEDURE
Policy: It is our policy to maintain a bedbug free building by preventing bedbugs from
entering during a change of occupancy by requiring bedbug inspections of apartments being
sold/purchased or sub-let. The following procedure is required of sellers, purchasers and sub-
letting parties.
Procedure:
1. Within five (5) days of moving out, the seller (or resident) will schedule a bedbug
inspection of the apartment by the building’s exterminator with the Managing agent at the
seller’s expense.
2. The Purchaser (or new resident) must also schedule a bedbug inspection with the
Managing Agent to take place within five (5) days of moving into the building at the
purchaser’s expense.
3. The extermination fees will be collected at the time of the closing for re-sales; for sublets
these fees must be submitted with the application.
4. Any extermination required will be charged back to the purchaser or sub-letter.
Additional information on preventing and getting rid of bed bugs safely is available at: