Looking after your home Sample Clauses

Looking after your home. 6.8.1 You must look after your home, which includes all external as well as internal areas. You, your children, friends, relatives, visitors and any other person living in your home must:  not cause damage to your home, to our property or to the property of your neighbours;  not neglect your home or let it fall into disrepair;  keep the inside of your home clean and in good decorative order. If we have to arrange to clean your home because of your own actions or neglect we will recharge you for the cost of doing this;  ensure that the inside of your home is not cluttered to a level that obstructs access in and out of it, restricts movement within it or creates a fire safety risk;  keep the outside of your home, including (but not limited to) gardens, fences and xxxxxx for which you are responsible for maintaining, sheds and garages, in a clean, tidy and safe condition at all times;  take reasonable precautions to prevent water pipes bursting through frost or the property being damaged by fire;  keep your home secure at all times using all security locks where provided;  keep your windows clean unless you pay for this through a service charge, in which case it will be listed in section 2.5 above;  not cause damage to any of our fixtures and fittings, including glass, inside your home or in communal areas, deliberately or through misuse or negligence;  not run any electrical cabling as spurs to or from the dwelling connecting with outside structures such as sheds, garages, summerhouses or other attached or detached outbuildings without written consent;  other than portable equipment (e.g. garden or pressure-washing machinery) on a temporary basis, not run any electrical appliances, including lighting, from extension leads connected to the existing ring main in conjunction with or without the use of a residual current device (RCD);  request and obtain permission to use any scooter storage facilities provided before acquiring a scooter;  provide safe storage and recharging facilities for motorised wheelchairs/scooters that belong to you. In sheltered housing we may provide storage and recharging facilities for electric wheelchairs/scooters. It will remain your responsibility to ensure that they are safe and secure within that designated area;  request and have obtained written permission from us prior to carrying out any repairs that are our responsibility under section 5.4 of this agreement; this includes external and internal communal area deco...
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