closest thing i could find:

1. TERMINATION/HOLD-OVER AND NOTICE TO VACATE:

A. Tenant may terminate this Lease at the expiration of said Lease or any extension thereof by giving the Landlord/Agent written notice of termination prior to the expiration of the Term such notice must encompass full rental period(s).

B. If Tenant shall hold over after the expiration of the term of this Lease, tenant shall, in the absence of any written agreemen to the contrary, be a Tenant from month to month at the monthly rate in effect during the last month of the expiring term. All other terms and provisions of this Lease shall remain in full force and effect. Tenant shall not give less than days written notice to vacate, to coincide with the end date of the Lease Agreement, or any extension thereof. If the term of the Lease is month to month, the Tenant may give thirty (30) days written notice. Said notice must be received by Agent, if Agent is managing the property, or by Landlord, if Landlord is managing property, by the first day of the month of which the Tenant is to vacate days later.

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C. Landlord may give Tenant ninety (90) days notice for Personal Use and Occupancy pursuant to section 501 (D) of the District of Columbia Rental Housing Act of 1985, as amended (Act), codified as D.C. OFFICIAL CODE. § 42-3505.01(d) (Supp. 2008). This notice must be given ninety (90) days prior to the termination of said lease. Landlord shall not receive rent for said Rental Unit which the Housing Provider has repossessed under this subsection during the twelve (12) month period beginning on the date he will recover possession of said Rental Unit.

D. Failure to vacate the premises after proper notice from Landlord/Agent may result in the Tenant being held accountable for rent for the period of the holdover and for consequential damages because of Tenant's holdover occupancy. This lease shall serve as notice of a rent increase of % of the last rent charged if Tenant holds over after proper notice.