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RULES & REGULATIONS (enter property name here)

It is our intention and purpose to render prompt, efficient service and maintain this property in a manner that provides our residents with desirable living conditions. Your cooperation in observing these rules will avoid confusion and possible embarrassment. Any expenses incurred by Management as a result of residents violating these rules could be assessed against the tenant responsible if applicable. Resident has a responsibility to promptly notify Management of any needed repairs to equipment or fixtures and/or any conditions that impact desirable living conditions.

Under the terms and conditions of your lease, these Rules & Regulations become part of the Lease Agreement.

The lease including these rules and regulations is a contract that governs the relationship between the tenant and the landlord. Both parties to the agreement have rights as well as obligations. The regulations in the Lease should not be considered as burdensome restrictions, but rather as basic consideration for the rights of others in order that everyone can live comfortably in a multi-family dwelling. Any issues regarding your tenancy should be directed to the Rental Office and should be specific in nature.

In accordance with the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), an applicant for or tenant of this property may not be denied admission to, denied assistance under, terminated from participation in, or evicted from their housing on the basis that the applicant or tenant is or has been a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault or stalking if the applicant or tenant otherwise qualified for admission, assistance, participation or occupancy. These protections are available to women or men, as well as people in same-sex relationships.

The Rental Office is located at ______and will be open as posted, except on legal holidays. Requests for any maintenance services should be made directly to the Site Manager at the Rental Office. A written maintenance work order must be completed before the Maintenance staff can address repairs. At the time of making the request, please state your name, address, and telephone number. After hours, in case of an emergency, follow the instructions posted at the rental office or call the rental office for the after hour emergency instructions.

All emergency situations requiring police, fire department or an ambulance should be directed to 911 and then followed by contacting Management.

Emergency service calls are:

. No heat (Temperature below 55 degrees) . No electricity . Fire in apartment, common areas or grounds (call 911 before calling Management) . Water leaks, which if left unattended, could cause damage to property . Sewer or drain stoppage . Water or gas line break . Complete refrigerator failure . Air-conditioning (only if you have a documented medical condition on file in the Rental Office) . Other items that could cause personal injury or are immediately detrimental to the safety of the tenants or the property.

1. RENTAL PAYMENTS: All rents are due and payable on the first of each month. Payments must be made by check, money order, certified check or cashier’s check. Checks will only be accepted from the accounts of named leaseholders, government agencies and/or recognized charities. Please make checks or money order payable to ______, and bring or mail to the rental office. The mailing address is : ______. Rents paid after the ______will be assessed a late fee per the Lease Agreement. After the late date has occurred, personal checks are not acceptable. Tenant must pay rent using a money

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order or bank check. Management may impose a fee on the second time, and each additional time, a check is not honored for payment. Management will bill the tenant a service charge equal to the amount assessed by the bank for the returned check. In the event tenant’s check is returned because of non-sufficient funds, a closed account, or any other similar cause, Management shall have the right to require tenant to pay their rent by money order, certified check or cashier’s check. Repeated late rental payments are lease violations and can lead to lease termination.

2. ABSENCE FROM UNIT: The tenant(s) agree(s) to occupy the unit as a permanent resident for the duration of this lease, and that no separate subsidized rental unit will be maintained in a different location. Tenant(s) understand(s) that they must promptly notify management of any extended absences and that if they do not personally reside in the unit for a period exceeding 60 consecutive days or 180 consecutive days for medical reasons, Management will begin lease termination proceedings, even if the tenant(s) rent payments are current. In cases of abandonment, personal property will be disposed of in accordance with State law.

3. UNAUTHORIZED OCCUPANTS/GUESTS: I understand that myself and the persons listed on the Lease Agreement are permitted to have a guest(s) visit my household. However, I agree that an adult person making one continuous visit of 14 days and/or nights or reoccurring visits that total 14 days and/or nights in a 365-day period without written consent of management will be determined to be an unauthorized occupant. If this adult person(s) wishes to remain on the property, they must complete a rental application and attempt to meet all eligibility requirements for residency. If approved, the entire household must be recertified. If not approved, the adult person(s) must vacate the premises immediately or the household will have violated the terms of their lease and termination of lease may ensue. All unauthorized occupants constitute fraud and risk prosecution by HUD. Tenants are not permitted to have registered sex offenders as overnight guests.

4. REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS: This apartment community is dedicated to the Fair Housing Laws and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Under these regulations we are required to provide reasonable accommodations to tenants to give them an equal opportunity to enjoy the housing program. The definition of a disabled person as defined by Section 504, the FHAA and the ADA is available from the Site Manager. Tenants who believe they meet the definition of a disabled person and require a reasonable accommodation may provide Management with a written request. Management will assist any tenant who requires assistance in the preparation of this written request. Once a request has become known to the Site Manager, they will work with the tenant for its successful verification and resolution.

5. OXYGEN: If a member of the household has a medical condition which necessitates the use of oxygen, the following conditions must be adhered to after Tenant has notified Management of the need for oxygen: (1) Oxygen will be stored and used at least 10 feet from open flames, space heaters, cooking appliances or any other source of heat, (2) Oxygen containers will be protected from being knocked over, including securing non-mobile cylinders with a chain, (3) No smoking will occur in the same room or area as oxygen equipment (4) Caution will be taken when using electrical equipment or other items that could cause static electricity as these items could create a spark. Failure to comply with these provisions is considered a lease violation and will be considered as grounds for termination of Lease.

6. EMERGENCY PULL CORDS: If your apartment is equipped with an emergency pull-cord system for your convenience, tenant understands that the system is not monitored 24 hours per day, that site personnel are not

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equipped to administer emergency aid which tenants may require, and the system is not intended to directly summon professional emergency services such as police, fire personnel, or paramedics. “911” must be contacted for these services to respond. Tenant is not to alter system in any way, including shortening or securing cord.

7. MOBILITY SCOOTERS: Management expects the operation of a motorized scooter to be in a responsible manner that does not pose a significant risk to the safety of other persons and does not cause damage to Owner/Agent’s or other persons' property. At all times you must (1) Not run over any inanimate objects or willfully destroy property (2) Not operate the scooter while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, including prescription drugs that recommend not operating a motor vehicle or machinery while taking the medication, (3) Park the unattended scooter only in authorized locations. At no time may the scooter be parked or stored in common hallways or walkways. Management may remove scooters parked in non-authorized areas and a violation notice will be issued, (4) Recharge the scooter only within your apartment unit, (5) Only use the scooter to transport yourself, no passengers are permitted (6) Not operate the scooter while carrying any package, bundle or article that prevents the operator from keeping at least one hand upon the handlebars, (7)Properly maintain and service the scooter according to manufacturer specifications (8) Abide by all local fire and safety ordinances regarding scooters. Management reserves the right to assess against Tenant(s) the actual cost of materials if repairs are made by site personnel. If an outside contractor is utilized, Tenant(s) will also be charged for contractor costs.

8. UTILITIES: Certain utilities are not included in your rent. Refer to your Lease Agreement. You are responsible for having these utilities turned on and registered in your name and kept in service at all times. Failure to have utility service is a lease violation and could affect your continued tenancy. You are responsible to have these utilities removed from your name no earlier than the date you are returning your keys for the unit. A dripping faucet or constantly running toilet can waste a large amount of water. Please report quickly anything that goes wrong with the water in the apartment.

9. UTILITY RELEASE FORM: The resident agrees to sign a utility release form for any utilities that are in the name of the resident. This is for the purpose of obtaining utility consumption information from the companies that provide those utilities. This is necessary to provide HUD with average consumption numbers for the establishment of new utility allowances which will impact the resident.

10. TENANT COMPLAINTS: Management takes all tenant complaints seriously. Concerns about your neighbors, noise and other physical circumstances should be addressed to the Site Manager, unless your complaint is specifically about the Site Manager. In this case, tenants should contact the Regional Manager for the property. A sign is posted in the Rental Office with this information. The Regional Manager will assist tenants as needed in any situations that the Site Manager is unable to resolve.

11. DISTURBANCES, NOISES, ETC.: Excessive noise, such as TV, stereo or shouting will not be tolerated at any time. Music played on the grounds, in cars, from open apartment doors or windows must be kept at a level so as not to disturb other tenants. Please be considerate of other tenants while entering or leaving the apartment units and buildings, especially during the late evening and early morning hours. Quiet hours of 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. will be enforced. Boisterous conduct or other actions that will disturb the peace and quiet of the premises are prohibited. This includes but is not limited to having open containers of alcohol in public, using offensive language and brandishing any type of

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weapons.

12. PERMISSION TO ENTER: Your lease gives permission to authorized agents of the Management Company to enter your apartment at any reasonable time to make repairs the tenant has requested or for routine, scheduled maintenance activities. This right is used very carefully and is necessary for more effective and efficient maintenance. Many times it may prevent serious damage to your apartment. Management also has the right to enter your apartment if an emergency situation occurs.

13. APARTMENT INSPECTIONS / DAMAGE TO PROPERTY: Management expects your unit to be left in virtually the same condition as you received it at the time of move in. Your apartment is to be kept in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. Apartment inspections are conducted periodically by Management, regulatory agencies, investors, and the mortgagee. These required inspections are performed periodically to check on the condition of the apartment and to insure proper maintenance is being performed to maintain the apartment. A 24-hour minimum notice will be provided to tenants for routine inspections. Except for normal wear and tear, Tenant shall be charged for the actual cost of materials and repairs for damage to the property as a result of negligence, carelessness or misuse.

14. MILDEW/MOLD: Mildew/Mold occurs as a result of excess moisture. To help prevent/minimize the occurrence and growth of these, Tenant will promptly remove any visible moisture accumulation in or on the leased premises, including on walls, windows, floor, closets, storage areas and bathroom fixtures. Tenant must mop up spills and thoroughly dry affected areas as soon as possible after moisture occurrence. Evidence of mildew/mold on hard surfaces should be treated with a household cleaning solution (such as Lysol, Pine-Sol or a combination of water and bleach). Management must be notified of evidence of moisture on carpets. Tenant must use exhaust fans in kitchen and bathrooms when available and keep climate and moisture in the leased premises at reasonable levels, using provided heat/air conditioning equipment appropriately. Tenant will notify management of any areas, including ceilings and walls, that they are unable to access which have moisture accumulation. Tenant will promptly notify management in the presence of the following conditions: (1) A water leak, excessive moisture or standing water inside the leased premises or any common area; (2) Mildew/mold growth in or on the leased premises that persists after normal household cleaning; (3) A malfunction in any part of the heating, air- conditioning or ventilation system in the leased premises; (4) Moldy or musty odors in unit or in a common area.

15. WRITTEN VACATE NOTICE: A written notice of no less than 30 days must be given to Management prior to vacating. A tenant vacating the apartment unit prior to the lease expiration date will be considered in default of the lease agreement and may be held liable for full payment of rent due and payable under the lease agreement. Vacate notice forms are available at the Rental Office.

16. PETS: This policy does not apply to service/companion animals pursuant to Section 504 of the Rental Rehabilitation Act.

Visitors are prohibited from bringing pets onto the property under any circumstances.

_____ This property is a family property and the following pets will be permitted: NO OTHER EXCEPTIONS! 1. Fish aquarium - no more than one aquarium and not to exceed ten gallons 2. Birds - no more than two, no larger than a regular parakeet and must be kept in an enclosed cage at all times. 3. Rodent, including rabbit, no more than one

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4. Turtle, no more than one

_____ This property is an elderly property and no animals or pets will be permitted without prior written approval in accordance with the attached “Pet Policy for Designated Elderly Properties”.

17. MAINTENANCE SERVICE: All maintenance requests must be made through and approved by the Site Manager. A written work order will be issued and most maintenance requests will be addressed within 48 hours of the report. The maintenance staff is not permitted to accept any maintenance service or repair requests without prior written approval from the rental office. The only exception is for emergencies. No charge is made for repairs or adjustments unless necessitated by negligence or mistreatment by a tenant and/or their guests.

18. PEST CONTROL: Pest control services are available. Contact Management if you are experiencing a problem. For properties that have regular scheduled pest control services, those tenants will be notified of the technician’s schedule and will be expected to have their units ready for treatment. Residents with a disability and/or those needing reasonable accommodations in preparing for regular pest control services should contact Management for assistance.

19. LAUNDRY ROOMS: Coin-operated washers and dryers are provided for use of tenants only. Clothing is to be removed from the machines promptly. Do not use tints or dyes. Do not overload machines by washing rugs, comforters, etc. in the machines. The Landlord is not responsible for any items stolen or damage to clothes due to machine malfunction. The laundry is not be used as a meeting place/hangout. Children 12 years and younger are not permitted in the laundry facility unless accompanied by an adult. Your cooperation in keeping the laundry room clean is appreciated.

20. PARKING AREAS: Any vehicle belonging to tenants should be parked in spaces provided and within the lines marking the space. Tenants with more than one vehicle should park their additional vehicle in “Visitor Parking”. All guests must park in the designated “Visitor Parking”. Vehicle washing or repairs will not be permitted on the premises. Entrances, cross walks, or dumpster areas must not be obstructed. No vehicle bumper should block the sidewalk. Parking of boats, trailers, or commercial vehicles is prohibited. Any vehicle parked in violation of the parking rules may be subject to appropriate action by the police. Any expired license plate, registration, inspection sticker or illegally parked vehicle or inoperable vehicle may be towed at the owner’s expense. Any unlicensed/abandoned vehicles are also prohibited and are subject to being towed at the owner’s expense. Vehicles with excessive oil loss or spillage that is damaging to the parking surface must be removed promptly or risk charges to repair damaged asphalt. Any vehicle with a kickstand in the parking area must use a kickstand base. Parking spaces designated as handicapped spaces are not to be used by any other non-handicapped residents, guests, visitors, etc. If these spaces are used by persons without handicapped tags or stickers, the local law enforcement department will be contacted.

21. MOTORCYCLES, MOPEDS, ETC.: Under no circumstances may motorized vehicles be permitted to be kept inside your unit with the exception of motorized mobility scooter/chair (battery operated). Tenants must keep motorcycles, mopeds, etc. in the parking lot.

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22. LAWN AREAS: No cutting of shrubs, picking or cutting of branches from trees is allowed. Do not climb trees, damage shrubbery, or clog storm drains. Lawns are common areas and need to be treated as such. To provide a more attractive lawn, flowers may be planted along apartment walls and porches with prior Management approval. Fruits and vegetables plants are not permitted unless your property has a designated garden area. Before planting anything, consult with the Site Manager for guidance. Please see that flowers are kept neat in appearance and removed promptly at season end. Management is not responsible for damage to flowers caused by lawn mowing. Upon move out you are responsible to remove flowers that you have planted and replace the ground back to its normal appearance. No lawn ornaments are allowed in the grass as it interferes with mowing. Before placement of any lawn ornaments, tenant must obtain written permission of the Site Manager. Feeding stray cats, dogs, and other such animals is prohibited. The use of personally owned lawn furniture and equipment should be confined to your unit in order to maintain the proper appearance of the common lawn area. Tenants may not use the lawn for sun bathing. Any bird feeders require prior management approval before they can be erected.

23. LOITERING: There shall be no loitering on the property, common entrance areas or in parked cars. All tenants and their guests must either be inside of the apartment or (if applicable) at your individual front or back stoop. Interior or exterior stairwells are not to be blocked at anytime and are not a gathering place for tenants and their guests.

24. COMMON AREAS: Common areas are intended for the enjoyment and use of all residents and their guests. Tenants are responsible for any damage caused by their household members and guests (i. e. outside compressor units, trees, siding, windows, etc.) No smoking is permitted in enclosed common or public areas on the premises. Children 12 or younger must be PROPERLY SUPERVISED BY AN ADULT. Mobility scooters, wheelchairs, bicycles, big wheels, skateboards, roller blades, tricycles, etc. are prohibited on the lawns. Activities that disturb the peace and quiet of residents are prohibited in common areas.

25. PROPER ATTIRE: Tenants and their guests must wear shirt, pants and shoes when appearing in common areas or any other public place on the premises.

26. ENTRANCES AND BREEZEWAYS: In compliance with the fire code, toys, bicycles, wagons, chairs, etc. or anything that would obstruct the exit from apartments should not be left in hallways or at entrances. Rugs placed outside your exterior entrance door must be the type intended for outside use, must not create a trip hazard and be neat in appearance. If in the sole judgment of management exterior mats are not acceptable you will be provided 24 hours notice after which the mats shall be removed. Newspaper deliveries, etc., should be taken inside promptly to minimize the possibility of accidents to others. Apartment numbers should never be concealed from emergency personnel.

27. ENTRANCE DOORS: Tenants must keep the common entrance doors to the apartment buildings closed at all times for reasons of security and energy conservation. Tenants are encouraged to keep their apartment doors locked.

28. GRILLS: Grills of any kind are not permitted. If this property has a specific area designated by Management for grilling, you may use a charcoal grill in that area.

29. WINDOWS AND PATIOS:

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No window boxes, flower boxes, or other articles are permitted on the outside sill of any window or patio rail. No laundry, rugs, carpets, or other articles are permitted to be placed on windowsills or hung from the windows, balconies, patios or lawns. Curtains or blinds are the only permissible forms of window coverings. Do not place anything on your patio/stoop (if applicable) which will detract from the appearance of the property such as mops, toys, coolers, brooms, dead plants, trash, tires, etc. Only furniture intended for outdoor use is permitted on your patio (if applicable). The removal of window screens is not permitted except for cleaning purposes and must be replaced immediately. Window screens are intended to prevent insect entry only. They will not prevent persons from falling from windows. Tenant is responsible for child safety around windows.

30. TRASH: Please keep the premises neat and clean by using the trash receptacles. All trash should be in trash bags and properly tied before disposing of it in the trash receptacle. Trash must not be left on patios or outside the apartment at any time. Large items, furniture, mattresses, etc. are not to be placed in or near the receptacles. You are responsible for disposing of these items. Recycling may be required depending on the local ordinance. Littering on the common areas and grounds is not permitted. Tenants with cigarette butts outside their unit will be warned to clean them up within 24 hours and if not done Maintenance will be instructed to do so and you will be issued a lease violation notice.

31. INSTALLATION OF ANTENNAS & SATELLITE DISHES: BEFORE installation of any antenna or satellite dish, please contact the rental office to obtain information on their use and installation. Any such installation of an antenna or satellite dish on the roof or exterior of the building will be subject to removal without notice if correct installation procedures are not followed.

32. KEYS AND LOCKS: Keys have been issued to you as listed below. If available, additional keys may be purchased at the rental office for a charge. Alterations or replacement of locks or installation of bolts, knockers, or other attachments to any door requires the prior written consent of Management. Tenant agrees that upon occupancy termination, all keys received will be returned to the Office. Only after unit keys are returned will the tenant be considered to have vacated the unit. Tenant is informed they will be charged the cost of replacement keys if keys are not returned.

____ Unit Keys ____ Mailbox Keys ____ Other: ______

33. LOCK-OUTS: Tenants locked out after normal rental office hours must call a locksmith at your own expense. No household members will be admitted into a unit without the permission of the leaseholder and I. D. may be required. Tenants are responsible to provide minor household members with access to their apartments at all times. We recommend you leave a copy of your key with a trustworthy family/friend in case of lockout. Should a child become locked out, Management cannot allow a child access to a locked unit. Management will attempt to contact leaseholders before contacting local authorities.

34. APPLIANCES: Appliances not provided by Management are prohibited unless prior written approval is obtained from management. Heating units will be serviced on a regular basis. Priority service calls will only be given to a heating unit when temperatures are below 55 degrees.

35. AIR CONDITIONERS: Repairs will be made based on availability of parts and scheduling. If your unit is not equipped with central air and you wish to install a window air conditioner you must first contact management for authorization and installation directions. You will be responsible for any

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necessary repairs for these units. Management supplied malfunctioning air conditioners are not considered an emergency. If you provide Management with a statement from your health care provider stating the requirement of air conditioning as a medically necessity prior to the air conditioning season beginning, management supplied malfunctioning air conditioning will be treated as an emergency situation.

36. WATERBEDS: Waterbeds will not be permitted in any apartment.

37. REFRIGERATORS/STOVES/RANGEHOODS: Interior of refrigerators should be washed regularly. If your refrigerator is not self-defrosting it will require defrosting regularly to prevent frost buildup on the freezing compartment. Do not use any type of sharp instrument to pick or scrape off ice. This action can very easily puncture the coil causing a loss of the refrigerant and requiring replacement. You will be charged for the damage. Stove burners and drip pans must be cleaned regularly and be free of food build up. The oven should be cleaned regularly. Your range hood should be kept free of grease build up by periodic cleaning and removing the filter and cleaning it at least monthly.

38. DISPOSALS: (if applicable) In using your disposal be sure you have the cold water turned on. It is important to maintain a sufficient flow of water to flush shredded waste through the drains even after the disposal has been turned off. Do not put bottle caps, glass, pins, foil, crockery, rags, bones, string or paper in the disposal. Any damage or costs for repairing the disposal because of negligence will be charged to the tenant. If the disposal should not operate, make sure switch is off and then push the reset button under the disposal and then try unit again. If unit does not then operate, call the rental office for service.

39. DISHWASHERS: (if applicable) In using your dishwasher be sure you use soap specifically manufactured for dishwashers. The proper amount of soap as recommended by the soap manufacturer must be used. Please properly load unit. Any damages or costs for repairing the dishwasher because of negligence will be charged to the tenant. If the unit does not operate properly, call the rental office for service.

40. PAINTING: Painting or changing of paint colors in the apartment is prohibited. No alterations of any kind will be permitted in the apartment unit without prior written permission from Management.

41. LIGHT BULBS/PICTURE HANGING: Each apartment will be equipped at time of occupancy with light bulbs. After move-in, the tenant is expected to provide replacement bulbs. When hanging pictures, use of small brads or nails is recommended in order not to damage drywall. Do not use the adhesive picture hangers.

42. SMOKE DETECTORS/FIRE EXTINGUISHERS/FIRESTOPS: Smoke detectors, range hood Firestops and fire extinguishers (if applicable) have been installed for your safety and must not be removed or tampered with. DISCONNECTING YOUR SMOKE DETECTOR, REMOVAL OF FIRESTOPS OR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IS A SERIOUS VIOLATION! A written lease violation will be issued and may result in the termination of your Lease Agreement. Inoperative smoke detectors, fire extinguishers that need recharging or fire stops that have been discharged are to be reported to the Rental Office immediately.

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43. FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS: Kerosene heaters are not permitted due to the health and safety hazard they create. Storage of kerosene, gasoline, gas grills or other flammable or explosive materials is prohibited. Do not store items on top or against your hot water heater or heating unit. Decorative candles and incense are permitted to be burned in a safe manner. You will be responsible for any damage resulting from use of these items.

44. CARPETS: You are responsible for reasonable care and cleaning of your carpet. Contact Management for specific instructions on the care of your carpet. At a minimum your carpet should be vacuumed weekly and cleaned annually. If there is soiling or damage beyond normal wear you will be charged accordingly.

45. COMMUNITY ROOM: (if available at your property) To reserve this facility for private occasions, contact the Rental Office for complete information.

46. COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: If available in your area, the Site Manager will provide information on how to utilize local public transportation, including bus and taxi contact numbers.

47. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ACTIVITY: Tenant, members of tenant's household, guests of tenant or other persons under tenant's control shall not engage in unlawful activity. Drug-related criminal activity such as the illegal manufacture, sale, distribution, use, or possession of a controlled substance as defined in Section 102 of the Federal Controlled Substance Act are prohibited. All alcoholic beverages are prohibited in public areas on the premises. Engaging in any of these actions on this property will result in the termination of your Lease.

48. RENTER’S INSURANCE: Management is not responsible for your personal property. We recommend insurance for apartment dwellers. The Tenant's Renter’s Insurance offered by most insurance companies offers you coverage against vandalism, fire, burglary, certain water damage, and liability for persons visiting your apartment. We encourage you to contact your insurance agent to obtain details on this coverage to protect yourself and your family.

49. RIGHT TO RESCIND: Landlord reserves the right to rescind or change any of the foregoing Rules and Regulations as may be deemed necessary with a required 60 days notice or as required by State Law.

Included Rules and Regulations Appendices (check all that apply)

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LIHTC Properties (Tax Credit Only) Live-in Resident Aide Assistant Service/Companion Animal Policy Pet Policy for Designated Elderly Properties Use of designated disabled accessible unit by non-disabled tenant

I/We have read, understand and agree to abide by these Rules and Regulations. Furthermore, I/we understand that the foregoing Rules and Regulations, including the marked appendices above are made to be part of the Lease Agreement, and any violation of said Rules and Regulations will be considered a breach of the Lease. All adult household members must execute and abide by these Rules and Regulations.

In accordance with Federal law and HUD policy, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, elderliness, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial status, parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or a part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). To file a complaint of discrimination HUD, write the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Department of Housing and Urban Development Room 5204, 451 Seventh St. SW, Washington, DC 20410-2000.

TENANT SIGNATURE: ______Date: ______

TM ASSOCIATES MANAGEMENT, INC.; MANAGEMENT AGENT FOR:

BY: Date: ______Management Agent

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