Common use of NO SMOKING COMMUNITY Clause in Contracts

NO SMOKING COMMUNITY. Neither you, nor your guests, nor any other person entering the Community shall be allowed to smoke anywhere in the Community, including your Bedroom, Apartment, the Common Areas or within 100 feet of any building entrance in the Community. This includes smoking involving any kind of device and any kind of substance. E-Cigarettes are also not allowed. Smoking is only allowed in the designated smoking areas in the exterior portions of the Community or greater than 100 feet from any building entrance in the Community. Violation of this ban on smoking is a violation of the terms of your Lease and entitles us to all remedies for a violation of your Lease. In addition, you are responsible for any damage caused by smoking to the same extent as you are responsible for other damage to the leased premises as described in the Lease. Damage includes but is not limited to: deodorizing carpet or upholstered objects, wax removal, additional paint preparation, replacement of window coverings, repair or replacement of carpet or upholstered furniture, countertops, or any other surface damaged due to odor, burn marks and/or smoke damage. Failure to dispose of cigarette butts properly in designated smoking areas may also result in a lease violation fine.

NO SMOKING COMMUNITY. Neither you, nor your guests, nor any other person entering the Community shall be allowed to smoke anywhere in the Community, including your Bedroom, Apartment, the Common Areas or within 100 feet of any building entrance in the Community. This includes smoking involving any kind of device and any kind of substance. , E-Cigarettes are also not allowed. Smoking is only allowed in the designated smoking areas in the exterior portions of the Community or greater than 100 feet from any building entrance in the Community. Violation of this ban on smoking is a violation of the terms of your Lease and entitles us to all remedies for a violation of your Lease. In addition, you are responsible for any damage caused by smoking to the same extent as you are responsible for other damage to the leased premises as described in the Lease. Damage includes but is not limited to: deodorizing carpet or upholstered objects, wax removal, additional paint preparation, replacement of window coverings, repair or replacement of carpet or upholstered furniture, countertops, or any other surface damaged due to odor, burn marks and/or smoke damage. Failure to dispose of cigarette butts properly in designated smoking areas may also result in a lease violation fine.