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~ The unit rented (address, apartment number, if any, and any other information needed to identify the leased contract unit); ~ The term of the lease (initial term and any provision for renewal); ~ The amount of the tenant rent to owner, which is subject to change during the term of the lease in accordance with HUD requirements; ~ A specification of the services, maintenance, equipment, and utilities that will be provide by the owner; and ~ The amount of any charges for food, furniture, or supportive services. Tenancy Addendum [24 CFR 983.256(d)] The tenancy addendum in the lease must state: ~ The program tenancy requirements; ~ The composition of the household as approved by SAHA (the names of family members and any SAHA-approved live-in aide); ~ All provisions in the HUD-required tenancy addendum must be included in the lease. The terms of the tenancy addendum prevail over other provisions of the lease. Initial Term and Lease Renewal [24 CFR 983.256(f) and 983.257(b)] The initial lease term must be for at least one year. Upon expiration of the lease, an owner may renew the lease, refuse to renew the lease for "good cause," or refuse to renew the lease without good cause. If the owner refuses to renew the lease without good cause, SAHA will provide the family with atenant-based voucher and remove the unit from the PBV HAP contract. Changes in the Lease [24 CFR 983.256(e)] If the tenant and owner agree to any change in the lease, the change must be in writing, and the owner must immediately give SAHA a copy of all changes. The owner must notify SAHA in advance of any proposed change in the lease regarding the allocation of tenant and owner responsibilities for utilities. Such changes may only be made if approved by SAHA and in accordance with the terms of the lease relating to its amendment. SAHA must redetermine reasonable rent, in accordance with program requirements, based on any change in the allocation of the responsibility for utilities between the owner and the tenant. The redetermined reasonable rent will be used in calculation of the rent to owner from the effective date of the change. Owner Termination of Tenancy [24 CFR 983.257] With two exceptions, the owner of a PBV unit may terminate tenancy for the same reasons an owner may in the tenant-based voucher program (see Section 12-III.B. and 24 CFR 982.310). In the PBV program, terminating tenancy for "good cause" does not include doing so for a business or economic reason, or a desire to use the unit for personal or family use or other non-residential purpose. iii29iio Page 17-22