Each member must give advance written notice of termination to the co-op when they will be moving out. The details of termination date and required notice are in the Occupancy Bylaw, Article 10.2. For most months, you must give at least 60 days notice starting from the first of the month. February and March have slightly different notice periods.
If part of a household moves out, the member who is leaving must notify Management in writing. If it is a long-term guest who is leaving, the members who continue to live in the unit must notify the co-op within ten days. They must do this whether or not that person gave notice. While this is true of all households, those receiving housing charge subsidy are also required to do this based on the Housing Charge Subsidy Bylaw, Article 4.4 as well as the Occupancy Bylaw.
A person’s membership and occupancy rights end on the first day that person no longer occupies the unit as a principal residence.
See the Occupancy Bylaw, Section 10. How Members Withdraw from the Co-op.
The Move-Out Bylaw talks about the Co-op’s expectations about the move-out condition of units. It is available in the Bylaw binder in the Photocopy Room and on the co-op website.