Alterations or Decorations Clause Samples
The 'Alterations or Decorations' clause defines the rules and restrictions regarding any changes or decorative modifications a tenant may make to a leased property. Typically, this clause requires tenants to obtain the landlord's written consent before making structural changes, painting, installing fixtures, or otherwise altering the premises. Its core function is to protect the landlord's property from unauthorized or potentially damaging modifications, ensuring the premises are maintained in a condition acceptable to the landlord and that any changes are properly managed and reversible if necessary.
Alterations or Decorations. No alteration to or decoration of the Apartment shall be made without the prior written approval of Housing & Residence Life. The University may require Resident, at Resident's expense, to remove any unapproved alterations or decorations. No alterations shall be made to the exterior of the assigned Apartment or apartment community. No decorations or other items shall be posted on or attached to the exterior of the assigned Apartment or apartment community without the prior written permission of Housing. No personal property shall be stored outside the assigned Apartment, except with the prior written permission of Housing & Residence Life. Resident shall pay all reasonable charges assessed by the University for the removal of property or items placed in contravention of this paragraph and for repairs to the assigned Apartment or apartment community as a result of the breach of this paragraph.
Alterations or Decorations. Guest cannot alter, remove or add anything that effects walls, floors, light fixtures, furniture or any personal property of the Facility.
Alterations or Decorations. Guest cannot alter, remove or add anything that affects walls, floors, light fixtures, furniture or any personal property of the Facility. Rose petals, birdseed, and bubbles may not be thrown inside the building. No balloons.