Communal Areas. Those parts of the building which can be used by the Association and all other licensees and tenants such as hallways, stairways, entrances, landings, shared gardens, lawns, landscaped areas and in the case of shared accommodation the kitchen and bathroom.
Communal Areas. 3.9.1 If you live in a block of flats where you do not pay a service charge for Communal cleaning services, you are responsible, together with your Neighbours, for keeping all Communal areas clean and tidy.
3.9.2 You must not do the following:-
3.9.3 Communal areas are not to be seen as an extension to your Property. You must seek Written consent from us if you would like to place any of your belongings in or on Communal areas. This includes, for example, installing hanging baskets or plant boxes.
Communal Areas. (i) Not to store a bicycle vehicle, pram, pushchair or other item in communal areas and on balconies.
(ii) Not to allow motor cycles or similar machines to be stored or placed in any internal shed or store.
(iii) Not to obstruct corridors, staircases, balconies, lifts, fire doors or firefighting equipment
(iv) Not to hang laundry for drying so that it is visible from the exterior of the Premises except in the drying area provided for this purpose
(v) Not to throw any article from windows, landings, balconies or corridors
(vi) Not to install any satellite dish onto the outside of the building without the Association’s written consent and to comply with any Local Authority planning policies or requirements
(vii) To keep clean access balconies or corridors outside the Premises
(viii) To share the cleaning of common areas with other residents in the building unless the cleaning is carried out by the Association or a contractor
(ix) To place household refuse in communal bins provided but to ensure that any large items of refuse e.g. furniture, electrical goods are not placed in the bin area. You are responsible for arranging collection of these items from the Premises at your own expense or by taking them to the local refuse site.
Communal Areas. The Tenant must not place or leave any item so as to cause any obstruction or fire safety hazard to any entrance, passage, hallway, stairs, landing, yard or path of the Property or to a shared area with any adjoining property. In the event of any breach by the Tenant of this clause the Landlord or Property Manager shall be entitled without notice to remove any such article without being liable for any damage or loss caused by such removal and the Tenant shall be liable for any costs associated with the removal or storage of any items. Furthermore, if there are specific rules relating to the use of the Property, such as limits on car parking, these will be set out in Section F of this agreement. Please consider there is no car parking facility unless instructed otherwise.
Communal Areas. If applicable, the Landlord or Property Manager will use their reasonable endeavours to ensure that the communal areas are kept lit and clean and free from any bikes.
Communal Areas. Where applicable not obstruct any common passageways hallways and staircases nor keep or store or place any item or package or bicycle or pushchair in any communal area of the Property. Nor hang or permit to be hung or exposed any clothes or other articles in any communal or shared garden or upon the exterior of the Property except where expressly permitted by the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent.
Communal Areas. The University may prevent or restrict access to any part of the Halls of Residence, including Communal Areas, or facility during the Licence Period provided that the University uses reasonable endeavours to provide alternative facilities to those rendered unavailable and to minimise disruption to you.
Communal Areas. 6.17.1 You must not place or store any items in communal areas and communal balconies. You must keep them free from rubbish and obstructions such as bicycles, mopeds, wheelie bins, prams/pushchairs, furniture or wheelchairs including motorised versions. If you break this condition we may charge you for the cost of removing and storing or disposing of the item(s) plus a reasonable administration fee and VAT.
6.17.2 You must keep internal communal areas, including bin stores, entrances, fire exits, lobbies, stairs and landings clear and free from rubbish and obstructions.
6.17.3 You must cooperate with your neighbours in keeping communal areas and communal balconies clean and tidy in between cyclical cleaning service visits, if these are provided.
6.17.4 You must keep external communal areas, passages, landscaped areas and footpaths clear and free from rubbish and obstructions.
6.17.5 You may place a small area of carpeting or a mat immediately outside your front door but any carpeting or mats you place in communal areas must be certified non-slip. We reserve the right to ask you to remove anything of this nature in communal areas that we believe could be classified as a trip, fire, or other hazard or as impeding our employees, agents or contractors carrying out their lawful or contractual work. If you fail to remove such items after having been given reasonable notice we may remove and dispose of the items ourselves.
6.17.6 You must not erect or install any washing lines (other than rotary lines) in any areas other than those that you have exclusive use of and access to;
6.17.7 You must not install any CCTV cameras (live or dummy) in or on any internal or external part of the building or communal area.
Communal Areas. You must keep the communal areas around your home clean, free from obstruction and tidy at all times. We may charge you our reasonable costs for remedial work where this is necessary, for example due to you, members of your household or visitors:
(a) causing or allowing fouling of the areas
(b) blocking rubbish chutes
(c) dumping refuse You must not store any items in communal areas, such as corridors and stair cases, as this may breach health and safety regulations and cause delays in evacuation in case of a fire. Failure to observe this restriction may result in you being recharged for cleaning or removing of items. You must not smoke in any communal areas, as this is against the law.
Communal Areas. 10.1 The Tenant shall take reasonable care to keep the common entrances, halls, stairways, lifts, passageways and any other common parts including their electrical lighting, in reasonable repair and fit for use by the Tenant and other occupiers and visitors to the Property.
10.2 The Tenant shall take reasonable care to ensure at all times that all common parts of the Property are kept clear of hazards and obstructions.
10.3 The Tenant shall not store bikes in the communal areas or inside the property.
