Monthly Employee Parking Contract | Canada
Rent a parking space to an employee with this Monthly Employee Parking Contract for Canadian businesses.
- The contract is for employees who work in a commercial building and rent a parking space in the building's parkade or lot.
- The employee can either pay by cheque, pre-authorized credit or debit card payment, or can authorize the company to deduct the monthly parking fee from the employee's paycheque.
- This is a reusable legal form in MS Word format. Once you have purchased and downloaded it, you can use it as often as you like.
- This form can be used in any province or territory in Canada except for those jurisdictions where a French language translation may be required by law.
Evening Parking Agreement
Do you have downtown commercial parking that is not used after regular business hours? Rent it to the City during those hours with this Evening Parking Agreement.
- The Parking Agreement would give the City the right to use the parking lot during evening and night hours for use by patrons visiting restaurants, bars, theaters, and other late-night establishments in the area.
- The City would pay a monthly fee for use of the parking lot.
- The City has the right to install public parking signs in designated locations.
- The City also has the right to enforce its own parking restrictions and to tow improperly parked vehicles.
- The City must carry adequate liability insurance against claims for injury or damage to property, and indemnifies the business owner against all claims and losses arising from the City's use of the parking area.
Get this Evening Parking Agreement today and make your parking area pay for itself during the off hours.
Alberta Self Storage Rental Agreement
Prepare a Self Storage Rental Agreement for a customer quickly and easily with this downloadable legal template for Alberta storage facilities.
This Self Storage Rental Agreement template is designed for quick and easy use by Alberta storage facilities, including those providing vehicle storage spaces in garages or carports.
What is the rental period under the Self-Storage Rental Agreement?
The rental period for the storage unit is on a month-to-month basis, allowing flexibility for both the owner and renter.
What are the disclosure requirements under the contract?
The renter is required to provide a detailed list of the contents stored in the unit, including the approximate value of each item. Additionally, the names of any lienholders or other parties with a claim on any of the contents must be supplied.
Who is responsible for locks and contents insurance?
The renter is responsible for supplying their own locks for the storage unit. It is also the renter's duty to obtain and maintain appropriate insurance coverage for the stored contents.
What are the hours of access to the storage unit?
Access to the storage unit is permitted at all times during the owner's regular business hours, provided the renter complies with the terms of the contract and is not in arrears on the rental fees.
What can the storage facility owner do if the renter defaults?
If the renter defaults on the agreement, the owner is granted a lien on the contents of the storage unit. In the event that property is abandoned by the occupant, it will be disposed of in accordance with provincial law.
Where can this document be used?
This Self Storage Rental Agreement is written for use in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
Why should I use this document template?
- The template is a downloadable MS Word document.
- The form is customizable and reusable, offering an affordable and convenient solution for preparing customer rental contracts.
- All of our document templates are prepared by legal professionals with years of experience in drafting legal contracts.
What are the laws governing self-storage rentals in Alberta?
Self-storage operations in Alberta are governed primarily by municipal land-use bylaws and general commercial statutes rather than a dedicated, industry-specific self-storage act.
In the absence of specific self-storage lien legislation, Alberta facility operators often rely on the Warehousemen's Lien Act (RSA 2000, c W-2) to handle delinquent accounts.
