Roberts:I just PM'd you an example, but I can repost it here.We frequently meter electrical consumption/circuits within our properties, some times temporarily, sometimes  on a more permanent basis.   

You weaken your rights to be indemnified by acts of the PM making them an additional insured, that's their purpose.

If not, add that workload to your thought process and timing.You may also be able to keep a few of the existing tenants, at least temporarily.  

JPClause 13:Pets - No animal, bird, or other pet will be kept on the premises, even temporarily, except properly trained service animals needed by blind, deaf, and disabled persons,

And really, it might weaken your point if your lease is specific about some things and not others.You're really better off just saying that tenants can't "unreasonably" bother other tenants.And it's important to include the "unreasonably" language, because some tenants will think that any time they hear another tenant, that it's not reasonable.

No, they would temporarily just use a near by gas station, neighbors house, sink or just go behind the shed.

In these situations in my experience the tenant will catch up temporarily or maybe even stay on track for a couple years but eventually something will happen where it will bury them in a hole they can't find themselves out of.

Came to find out the pit bull belonged to boy friend who had just chained it there temporarily.

They have lost their voucher for sure; at least temporarily (HUD is not good at making the tenants they support accountable for their actions). 

"Receiving mail" is an invalid argument.I agree with others, that your agreement with them to stay until September 4th, verbal or otherwise, has temporarily invalidated your ability to file for eviction NOW.