Common use of Landscaping Clause in Contracts

Landscaping. Landscaping is not considered personal property. To maintain the appearance of the campsites, plants, rocks, retaining walls, permanent fire rings, patios, etc., must remain with the site when you terminate your agreement or move to another site. They may not be sold or removed unless you have specific provisions written into your agreement agreement allowing you to remove such items.

Landscaping. Landscaping is not considered personal property. To maintain the appearance of the campsites, plants, rocks, retaining walls, permanent fire rings, patios, etc., must remain with the site when you terminate your agreement lease or move to another site. They may not be sold or removed unless you have specific provisions written into your agreement lease agreement allowing you to remove such items.

Landscaping. Landscaping is not considered personal property. To maintain the appearance of the campsites, plants, rocks, retaining walls, permanent fire rings, patios, etc., must remain with the site when you terminate your agreement Agreement or move to another site. They may not be sold or removed unless you have specific provisions written into your agreement Agreement agreement allowing you to remove such items.

Landscaping. Landscaping is not considered personal property. To maintain the appearance of the campsites, plants, rocks, retaining walls, permanent fire rings, patios, etc., must remain with the site when you terminate your agreement lease or move to another site. They may not be sold or removed unless you have specific provisions written into your agreement lease agreement allowing you to remove such items.