Items on Your Porch Sample Clauses

Items on Your Porch. Most of our apartments have porches. Some are quite small, but others are spacious. There are a number of ways you can personalize your space. Note: Students who live in second floor apartments at Xxxxxxxx Farms do not have porches and are not permitted to have items on the walkways in front of their apartments. a. Items should be kept under the covered area of your porch. Porches should not be cluttered. b. You are welcome to have a small stickup yard-flag in a flower pot on your porch. This is the only way to display a US flag or other decorative flags in campus housing. c. You are welcome to have decorations on your porch. 1. Note: Halloween decorations are not appropriate for campus housing. 2. Occupants of Xxxxxxxx Xxxx are not permitted to put up decorations outside of apartments or in windows. 3. A decorative wreath may be placed, using an over the door hanger, on the front door of the Occupant’s apartment provided it does not cover the apartment number (fire regulations prohibit covering the apartment number).
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Items on Your Porch. Most of our apartments have porches. Some are quite small, but others are spacious. There are a number of ways you can personalize your space. Note: Students who live in second floor apartments at Xxxxxxxx Farms do not have porches and are not permitted to have items on the walkways in front of their apartments.  Items should be kept under the covered area of your porch.  You are welcome to have a small stickup yard-flag in a flower pot on your porch.  You are welcome to have decorations on your porch. o Note: Halloween decorations are not appropriate for campus housing. o Occupants of Xxxxxxxx Hall, Xxxxxxxx Xxxx and Xxxxxx Dorm are not permitted to put up decorations outside of apartments or in windows. o A decorative wreath may be placed, using an over the door hanger, on the front door of the Occupant’s apartment provided it does not cover the apartment number (fire regulations prohibit covering the apartment number).
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