Community Appearance. Any alterations to the exterior of any Community building or Community property is prohibited. No blinds, awnings, draw shades, or non-conforming curtains or drapes shall be installed on windows of the apartment without written permission of Owner. No aluminum foil, sheets, blankets, cardboard, or tinting on windows or the posting of signs or messages in or on any window, patio and/or balcony shall be permitted. Holiday decorations shall not be put up more than thirty (30) days prior to any holiday and shall be removed no more than fifteen (15) days after any holiday. Resident may display American Flag on private patios and balconies only, on such days as of the 4th of July, Flag Day (June 14th), Memorial Day, Labor Day, and other recognized dates. Flag mounting methods must be approved by Owner. Owner in its sole discretion retains the right to have Resident change or alter the appearance of any window, outside door, or any publicly visible area to maintain the uniform and aesthetic appearance desired by Owner. No Soliciting. No notices, flyers, signs, or advertising shall be posted in or about the apartment, community, or common areas without written permission of Owner. Residents, occupants, or guests shall not advertise, sell, or otherwise engage in any form of door-to-door solicitation. Because Owner and all residents want to enjoy the privacy of their apartments, we ask that any uninvited solicitors or salespeople be reported to the Management Office immediately.
Community Appearance. Do not hang bathing suits, brooms, mops, rugs, etc. on your balcony or in the front of your apartment. Patios are to be kept neat and orderly at all times; firewood, barbecues (where permitted), plants and patio furniture are acceptable items. There will be no tin foil, sheets, blankets, or any type of coverings over the windows to darken rooms; however, you may purchase white window shades that will serve the same purpose and still maintain the uniformity of the Apartment Community. All drapes or window coverings should be white backed.
Community Appearance. Violation(s) will result in a fine, maintenance charge and/or a lease termination.
A. Sheets, blankets, aluminum foil or other unauthorized items are not acceptable for window coverings.
B. No personal, seasonal, or special use or other unsightly items may be stored or displayed on balcony, patio area, or common entries. Only furniture designed for outside use may be placed on the patio or balcony.
C. Sidewalks, entrances, passages stairways, corridors, hallways, elevators and courtyards should not be obstructed, encumbered, or used for any purpose other than entering and exiting the premises.
D. The lawns and/or common areas should be kept free of unattended or abandoned furniture, toys, litter and other personal property.
E. No signs, advertisements, notices, other lettering or flyers should be exhibited, inscribed, painted, or affixed by any resident or guest on or to any part of the exterior of the building or community property without the express written consent of the site manager or designee. Graffiti on the MHA’s property is prohibited.
F. Street and building numbering may not be altered by the resident.
G. No awning, radio antenna, television antenna, wires, or other projections are allowed in and/or about any part of the buildings and/or common areas. All requests for cable television installations must be directed to the site manager or designee.
H. Volume of stereos, televisions, radios, etc., is to be controlled at a minimum sound level so as not to violate the rights of neighbors to the quiet and peaceful enjoyment of their unit.
Community Appearance. Littering of the interior or exterior of the premises is prohibited. Residents and residents’ guests and/or family members are to keep common areas free from trash and debris. This includes disposing of bottles, cans and cigarette butts in trash receptacles. They are not to be disposed of anywhere on the grounds.
Community Appearance. Use all techniques available to improve commu- nity appearance.
