ENTRYWAYS, PATIOS, BALCONIES & YARDS Sample Clauses

ENTRYWAYS, PATIOS, BALCONIES & YARDS. Apartment/House entry areas, balconies, decks, patios and backyards are not storage areas. Areas visible to the outside must be kept neat and free of clutter. Items such as but are not limited to, cigarette butts, trash, laundry, broken furniture, dead plants, empty boxes, tires, garbage cans, beer bottles/cans, kegs, plastic tarps, tiki torches/oil lanterns, are prohibited in these areas. Only patio furniture is allowed outside the apartment—never trash or interior furniture. Management reserves the right to determine what items “detract” from the community. These items are subject to removal at the expense of the resident(s). Potted plants, personal gardens, and decorative lighting during the holidays only are allowed if installed properly and removed in a timely order. Signage/Flags in windows is/are not allowed. Outdoor burning of any kind is prohibited. Residents and/or furniture are/is not allowed on rooftops. An additional $500 fine will be assessed for each rooftop or outdoor burning violation. Climbing from deck to deck or onto rooftops is strictly prohibited and will incur an additional fine. Throwing items off the balcony or patio is prohibited and subject to additional fines.
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