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Residential Real Property, so long as <br />the addition does not exceed the <br />Uniform Housing Code. <br />i. The Owner shall have the right <br />to approve or deny the <br />prospective additional or <br />replacement Tenant, who is not <br />a minor dependent child, <br />provided that the Owner does <br />not unreasonably withhold <br />approval. If the Owner fails to <br />respond to the Tenant in writing <br />with a description of the reasons <br />for the denial of the request <br />within a reasonable amount of <br />time of receipt of the Tenant's <br />written request, the Tenant's <br />request shall be deemed <br />approved by the Owner if the <br />lease is for a period of one (1) <br />year or less. <br />ii. A change in the terms of the <br />Tenancy that is not the result of <br />an express written agreement <br />signed by both of the parties. An <br />Owner is not required to obtain <br />a Tenant's written consent to a <br />change in the terms of the <br />Tenancy if the change in the <br />terms of the Tenancy is <br />authorized by this section, or if <br />the Owner is required to change <br />the terms of the Tenancy <br />pursuant to federal, State, or <br />local law. Nothing in this <br />subsection shall exempt an <br />Owner from providing legally <br />required notice of a change in <br />the terms of the Tenancy. <br />C. Maintaining, committing, or permitting the maintenance or <br />commission of a nuisance as described in paragraph (4) of <br />Section 1161 of the Code of Civil Procedure. <br />D. Committing waste as described in paragraph (4) of Section <br />1161 of the Code of Civil Procedure. <br />7 <br />