Co-Live Hamilton - Single Tenancy Agreement

CO-LIVE HAMILTON - SINGLE TENANCY AGREEMENT

Landlord Details

BOUNDARY LODGE LIMITED trading as CO-LIVE HAMILTON
P O Box 102 144, NSMC, Auckland 0745
Accounts/Rent: office@sharedliving.nz; (027) 565 6030
Management: colivehamilton@sharedliving.nz; (022) 050 4889
Address for service: c/o Lock and Partners Level 3, 16 College Hill, Freemans Bay, Auckland, 1011

Tenant Details

This tenancy agreement grants the tenants named below the exclusive right to occupy the room described in the Tenancy Details below and to use the facilities of Co-Live Hamilton.

Tenant Details

Tenant Name (Full Legal name):


Emergency Contact


Tenancy Details

Address of tenancy including room number to which the tenancy relates:


CO-LIVE HAMILTON, 6 BOUNDARY ROAD, CLAUDELANDS, HAMILTON 3214
$
to be paid in advance, weekly
$
equivalent to one week’s rent
You have paid only an amount equal to ONE WEEK’S RENT AS BOND.

This is held by the Landlord and is the amount you can expect to be returned to you at the end of your tenancy. The bond will be repaid at end of tenancy subject to rent being up to date, key returned, and room left clean and undamaged.  The bond refund will be paid by direct credit to your nominated bank account within 10 business days from the date of your departure, or date that you notify us of your bank account details, whichever is the later.

Rent is payable up to and including the last day of the tenancy, regardless of the time of departure

Rent to be paid by automatic payment or direct deposit to:
CO-LIVE HAMILTON
BNZ 02-1244-154609-000
Please Use Name and Room Number as reference.

Cash payments are not accepted. EFTPOS is not available. Please do not sign this tenancy agreement if you are unable to arrange direct payment of rent.

Carpark allocation


$
To be paid in advance, weekly

No on-site carpark is available with this tenancy.

If no carpark is allocated, no on-site carpark is available with this tenancy. Please park off-site.

Cars parked off-site must follow the law and parking guidelines contained in this agreement.

Cars must be registered and have a valid WOF.

Any change to your car ownership details should be advised to the Landlord or Manager as soon as possible.

Allocated carparks may be changed at Landlord’s discretion.

Moving-in costs


Bond $
One week’s rent
Rent $
Two week’s rent
Carpark $
Two weeks’ carpark rent
Total $
Amount Received $
Amount To Pay $

THIS AGREEMENT IS CONDITIONAL ON PAYMENT OF THE MOVING IN COSTS IN FULL WITHIN 24 HOURS OF SIGNING AND WILL BE VOID AND OF NO EFFECT IF THE MOVING IN COSTS ARE NOT RECEIVED WITHIN 24 HOURS

Room inventory and inspection


The Landlord and Tenants agree that


  1. This boarding house tenancy agreement is governed by the Residential Tenancies Act 1986.
  2. This boarding house tenancy is intended to last for 90 days or more.
  3. The Tenant agrees to abide by the House Rules.
  4. The Tenant shall give the Landlord at least 48 hours’ notice of termination of the tenancy. Notice should be given by email or text message where possible.
  5. Rent is payable up to and including the last day of the tenancy, regardless of the time of departure. The Tenant will be liable for rent on the room until the room is vacated and left clean and tidy and the keys have been returned.
  6. The boarding room that the Tenant is renting is not shared by other tenants.
  7. The Tenant shall not assign or sublet the tenancy.
  8. Notices may be given by email or text message to any of the email address(es) and phone number(s) on this agreement (or such other number as notified by the Tenant to the Landlord from time to time).
  9. The bond is equal to one week’s rent. This is held by the Landlord. The bond will be repaid at end of tenancy subject to rent being up to date, key returned and room and chattels left clean and undamaged.  Unrecovered damages, penalty fees and rent arrears may be recovered from the bond at the end of the tenancy.  The bond refund will be paid by direct credit to the Tenant’s nominated bank account within 10 business days from the date of departure, or date that the Tenant notifies the Landlord of their bank account details, whichever is the later.  
  10. Payments must be made by automatic payment or direct deposit to the Landlord’s nominated bank account on or before the due date for each payment. No other payment method will be accepted.
  11. Power and water are supplied by the Landlord and covered by rent.
  12. Washing machines available for use by the Tenant only. Dryers are available at a cost and are coin operated, payable by the Tenant. The Tenant undertakes to use these facilities only for their own private and personal use and will not permit any person who is not a tenant to utilise the laundry facilities at the property, nor offer the laundry facilities to any friends and family.
  13. The Landlord will take reasonable measures to provide wireless internet to the Tenant. Where internet is available, this may be provided by way of free access through a hotspot system limited at the discretion of the landlord. Breach of copyright and internet piracy will not be tolerated and will be grounds for termination of this agreement.
  14. The Tenant is solely responsible for all subscriptions and other charges relating to the use of any smart television or other devices provided on the premises and each Tenant will ensure that their username and passwords are deleted from the relevant device. The Landlord is not responsible for any charges, liability or loss arising from the failure of the Tenant to delete their username and passwords from the device.  The Tenant will not download any pirated or objectionable material or infringe any copyright laws when using any device provided by the Landlord.
  15. The Tenancy address may not be used as a bail address or for parole or home detention. If a Tenant is on parole or is placed on bail or home detention, the tenancy will immediately terminate.
  16. If a Tenant is arrested for, charged with or convicted of: burglary; theft; assault; or any other offence punishable by a term of imprisonment, this will be grounds for immediate termination of the Tenancy.
  17. Tenancy details may be provided to the police as part of their crime prevention programme applying to boarding houses. By signing this agreement, you agree to release your details for this purpose.
  18. Fire evacuation procedures are appended to this agreement and displayed around the building. By signing this agreement, you acknowledge that you have understood the procedures.
  19. In case of fire alarm activation, the Landlord or its agent will be permitted to access your room without prior notice at any time of day within a reasonable time following the alarm to determine the cause of the alarm.
  20. The Tenant may be charged for any costs relating to a false fire alarm activation which occurs because of tampering with smoke detection devices or from smoke in the Tenant’s room.
  21. Damage to property caused by a Tenant or the Tenant’s guests and visitors will be charged to the Tenant. If the Tenant or their guests or visitors cause damage because of careless behaviour, the Tenant will be liable for the cost of the damage up to four weeks’ rent or the insurance excess, whichever is lower.  The Tenant will be liable for the full cost of damage that they or their guests or visitors cause intentionally or that results from an act or omission that constitutes an imprisonable offence.
  22. Failure to pay amounts due under this agreement may result in debt enforcement action. All costs incurred in relation to such debt enforcement action will be the responsibility of the Tenant.
  23. Unless otherwise specified, no car parking is provided with this tenancy. The Tenant is not to park in any carpark that is not allocated to them. The Tenant shall ensure that their guests and visitors do not use carparks that are not allocated to them.
  24. The Tenant shall notify the Landlord of any change in their car registration details, regardless of whether parking is provided.
  25. Supplied furnishings and chattels are to be maintained in good condition by the Tenant. Furniture supplied by the Landlord is to remain in your room. No private furniture, (including mattresses) is to be brought into the property, unless otherwise agreed in writing. 
  26. Mattress protectors are supplied by the Landlord and are to be used at all times.
  27. The Tenant will not paint or make any alterations to the rooms. The Tenant will not attach anything to the walls without the Landlord’s prior written consent.
  28. The grounds are maintained by the Landlord. The Landlord may ask the Tenant to remove any personal items from outdoor areas that, in the opinion of the Landlord, adversely impact the appearance of the property.
  29. Bicycles are not to be left in hallways or internal communal areas.
  30. Hazardous materials, including chemicals and corrosive or explosive materials must not be used or stored on the property by any Tenant.
  31. The Landlord may arrange pest control treatments as necessary from time to time. Pest control methods will be limited to chemicals that are permitted by law and which comply with New Zealand standards, as applicable.
  32. The Tenant must not go onto the roof of the property for any reason. This is for their own safety and to avoid damage to the building.
  33. The Tenant is not permitted to conduct any business, that involves customers or clients visiting the premises or regular deliveries or pick-ups, from their room or any other part of the property, except with the prior written permission of the Landlord. Remote working that does not otherwise impact on other tenants is allowed.
  34. The Tenant is responsible for the actions of their visitors and guests and any damage they might cause. The Tenant may have a guest to stay overnight in their room for a maximum of two nights per week.  Extended visits are not permitted, and residents must not allow any other person to reside in their room or the communal areas.  Guests are not to be given a room key.  Any person wishing to have a guest stay for more than two nights per week will need to apply to the Landlord to have the guest added as a tenant on their tenancy agreement.
  35. The Landlord assumes no responsibility for the personal property of residents and their guests. The Tenant should maintain insurance protection against loss and damage to or theft of their personal property.
  36. The Landlord shall not be liable for any damages or theft of property arising in respect of any car park provided.
  37. Weapons (sword/knives etc) or firearms, including but not limited to air rifles, BB guns, archery equipment, slingshots, crossbows, replica firearms or toy guns that may be mistaken for genuine firearms, are prohibited on the property at all times.
  38. The Tenants agree to be vaccinated against COVID-19 prior to the commencement of this tenancy.  Where the Tenant has only had a single dose of the vaccine, the Tenant agrees to ensure that they obtain the second dose as soon as reasonably practicable.  The Tenant agrees to obtain any subsequent booster shots of the COVID-19 vaccine as recommended by the Government of New Zealand, if and when these become available. The Landlord may ask to see evidence of vaccination. 

Signatures

Do not sign this agreement unless you understand and agree with everything in it


The tenant and the landlord sign here to show that they agree to all the terms and conditions in the tenancy agreement and that each party has read the house rules and the notes attached to this agreement.

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DO NOT SIGN BELOW - LANDLORD ONLY 


 

CO-LIVE HAMILTON – HOUSE RULES

The house rules form part of your tenancy agreement and are conditions of occupancy. The landlord may change the house rules with seven days’ prior notice. Failure to abide by the house rules will be a breach of your tenancy agreement and the landlord may issue you a notice to terminate your tenancy

  1. Consideration: Please be considerate and respect the landlord’s property and your fellow tenants and their belongings at all times.
  2. Cleanliness: It is your responsibility to clean up your own mess. Bathrooms, toilets, shower rooms, kitchen and any communal facilities must be left clean and tidy after use. In particular:
    (a) Pots, pans and other cooking utensils must be cleaned and put away after use. Food items left out and/or not stored hygienically will be disposed of immediately.
    (b) You must keep your room in a sanitary state.
  3. Visitors: All visitors must leave the property before 10pm. Additional rules relating to visitors to the property may be made by the Landlord with immediate effect in response to COVID-19 Alert Level settings.
  4. Smoking: Smoking is only permitted in the designated area under the outside awning behind the kitchen. No smoking indoors or around the grounds of the property. This includes vaping.
  5. Alcohol: The following rules are designed to ensure that the tenants have quiet enjoyment of the property, free from intimidation from others:
    (a) No visitor may consume alcohol on the premises.
    (b) Any social gatherings must end by 10pm.
    (c) Excessive drinking is not permitted anywhere on the premises.
    Failure to abide by these rules and any abusive or uncooperative behaviour will not be tolerated and may result in the immediate termination of your tenancy agreement.
  6. Drugs: No drugs, including synthetic drugs, or drug paraphernalia may be kept or used on the premises. Your tenancy agreement may be cancelled with immediate effect if you use or are in possession of drugs or drug paraphernalia on the premises.
  7. Damage: Any damage to the landlord’s property should be reported to the landlord immediately. If you break or otherwise damage any property deliberately or due to your own negligence or recklessness, you will be charged for the cost of repair or replacement. All such charges are due immediately.
  8. Fire Safety: No stove-top cooking, candles or open flames are permitted in your room. You will be responsible for paying any charges relating to fire service call outs caused by you, including by smoking in your room. Do not interfere inappropriately with any fire safety equipment or smoke detectors on the property. Your tenancy agreement may be cancelled with immediate effect if you tamper with such equipment. Defective fire safety equipment should be reported to the landlord immediately.
  9. Pets: Pets are not permitted on the property unless authorised by the Landlord.
  10. Security: All exterior doors are to be kept locked between 10pm and 6am. If you enter or leave the building between these times, please ensure that the door is locked behind you.
  11. Vaccination COVID-19: All tenants of Co-Live Hamilton must be vaccinated against COVID-19. The landlord may ask to see proof of vaccination.

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Heating Standard

No heating exemption applies.

The required heating capacity for the main living room of Co-Live Hamilton is 5.8kw.

The type of qualifying heater installed in the main living room at Co-Live Hamilton is a 6kw ducted heat pump system. It also has vents from the building’s main heating system, which is powered by a 55kw gas furnace.

Power and gas are included in your rent.


CO-LIVE HAMILTON – HEALTHY HOMES STANDARDS LEVEL OF COMPLIANCE

This Healthy Homes Statement is provided pursuant to section 13A of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986, the Residential Tenancies (Smoke Alarms and Insulation) Regulations 2016 and the Healthy Homes Standards as required by section 66I(1)(bb) of the Residential Tenancies Act.  It forms part of your tenancy agreement.

Co-Live Hamilton complies with the Healthy Homes Standards as required by section 66I(1)(bb)   of the Residential Tenancy Act.

The Healthy Homes compliance date for this tenancy is 1 July 2021.


Insulation Standard

Ceiling Insulation
There is blown-in ceiling insulation at Co-Live Hamilton.
Location / Coverage: All
Type: Blown-in glass fibre
Condition: Good

Underfloor Insulation
There is insulation under the floors at Co-Live Hamilton. There is sisalation insulation under the floor areas that form part of the 1980’s and 1990’s extensions to the building.
Location / Coverage: In extended areas
Type: Sisalation
Condition: Good

Wall Insulation
There is some insulation in the walls at Co-Live Hamilton.  Insulation is assumed to be in place in the walls that form part of the 1980’s and 1990’s extension, compliant with the building code applicable at that time.


Ventilation Standard

Windows Doors and Skylights
All habitable rooms at Co-Live Hamilton have one or more windows, doors or skylights that open to the outside and meet the ventilation standard.

Extractor Fans
Co-Live Hamilton meets the ventilation standard relating to extractor fan requirements.
There are seven showers at Co-Live Hamilton, each with an extractor fan.
The kitchen has a rangehood over the main hob and a commercial sized extraction system with a variable speed fan.


Moisture Ingress and Drainage Standard

Co-Live Hamilton has gutters and downpipes that efficiently drain storm water, surface water and ground water to an appropriate outfall.


Draft Stopping Standard

Co-Live Hamilton does not have an open fireplace.

Co-Live Hamilton is free from unintentional and unreasonable gaps or holes in the doors, windows, walls, floors, and ceilings that allow noticeable draughts in or out of the building.


CO-LIVE HAMILTON – HEALTHY HOMES STATEMENT

BOUNDARY LODGE LIMITED TRADING AS CO-LIVE HAMILTON complies with the Healthy Homes Standards as required by section 66I(1)(bb) of the Residential Tenancies Act.



Landlord Signature



Greg Nell – Director


Full Name



03/29/2024


Date

CO-LIVE HAMILTON – INSURANCE STATEMENT

BOUNDARY LODGE LIMITED has arranged for the property to be insured by insured by NZI, a business division of IAG New Zealand Limited.

The excess amount applying to material damage to the property is $10,000. 

The insurance policy for this property is available for the tenant if they request it. This ensure that the tenant knows what actions or omissions could invalidate the insurance policy and also helps the tenant to know what is covered by insurance and the excess payable on the insurance policy. 


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