Attics Sample Clauses

Attics. Resident shall not enter into any attic area nor shall Resident place any property in any attic. The attics are NOT a part of the Premises.
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Attics. Lessees are absolutely prohibited from opening and/or entering attic crawl spaces. Nothing shall be stored or placed in the attic crawl spaces.
Attics. [ ] Check for water leaks from the roof. [ ] Ensure proper ventilation to prevent moisture that can promote mold growth. [ ] Seal gaps around roofing and attic openings to keep rodents and insects out. [ ] Clean up clutter to deny rodents and insects places to nest. Stairways and Halls [ ] Fix loose or uneven steps and rails. [ ] Keep a working light bulb in overhead lights in the hall and the stairs. Everyone can have a healthy home. This checklist and accompanying illustration show some key action steps to take in each room and area of the home.
Attics. Not all attics are designed for storage space. The installation of attic access is not an indication that the attic can be used for storage. During your plan review with your Sales Consultant, Xxxxx should determine if the attic is designed for storage.

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