Common use of Other Personal Property Clause in Contracts

Other Personal Property. Storage buildings, decks, screened enclosures and other personal items (including satellite dishes) are allowed on your site as long as the Seasonal guest obtains approval from Woodsong prior to installation. Installation without approval results in a $250 fine and will require personal property to be corrected to meet Woodsong guidelines and code. • Personal property must be more than 10 feet from any neighboring personal property. • Any additions, changes and/or alterations in decking, storage units, covered porches, patios, etc... must be pre-approved. • Decks elevated more than 12” from ground level are required to have lattice of high quality encircle the entire deck that is visible from public view. • One storage building permitted per site. Storage building shall be less than 100 square feet, and may not be used as sleeping quarters. • These items remain the property of the Seasonal guest and may be sold or removed when the agreement is terminated. They should also be high quality and in good condition. • Woodsong is required to provide the county assessor with the names and addresses of Seasonal Residents. Seasonal guests will be taxed directly from Kanabec County for personal property (decks, storage buildings, etc). If Kanabec County taxes Woodsong in error for such structures, Seasonal guest agree to reimburse Woodsong for such expenses. • All RVs must have current license tabs clearly displayed. Park model RVs should not have a motor vehicle license. See the Kanabec County website for more information on taxation of recreational vehicles. • All personal property must be located on your site, between the power pedestals, and behind the front of your trailer.

Other Personal Property. Storage buildings, decks, screened enclosures and other personal items (including satellite dishes) are allowed on your site as long as the Seasonal guest Resident obtains approval from Woodsong prior to installation. Installation without approval results in a $250 fine and will require personal property to be corrected to meet Woodsong guidelines and code. • Personal property must be more than 10 feet from any neighboring personal property. • Any additions, changes and/or alterations in decking, storage units, covered porches, patios, etc... must be pre-approved. • Decks elevated more than 12” from ground level are required to have lattice of high quality encircle the entire deck that is visible from public view. • One storage building permitted per site. Storage building shall be less than 100 square feet, and may not be used as sleeping quarters. • These items remain the property of the Seasonal guest Resident and may be sold or removed when the agreement Agreement is terminated. They should also be high quality and in good condition. • Woodsong is required to provide the county assessor with the names and addresses of Seasonal Residents. Seasonal guests Residents will be taxed directly from Kanabec County for personal property (decks, storage buildings, etc). If Kanabec County taxes Woodsong in error for such structures, Seasonal guest Residents agree to reimburse Woodsong for such expenses. • All RVs must have current license tabs clearly displayed. Park model RVs should not have a motor vehicle license. See the Kanabec County website for more information on taxation of recreational vehicles. • All personal property must be located on your site, between the power pedestals, and behind the front of your trailer.

Other Personal Property. Storage buildings, decks, screened enclosures and other personal items (including satellite dishes) are allowed on your site as long as the Seasonal guest obtains approval from Woodsong prior to installation. Installation without approval results in a $250 fine and will require personal property to be corrected to meet Woodsong guidelines and code. • Personal property must be more than 10 feet from any neighboring personal property. • Any additions, changes and/or alterations in decking, storage units, covered porches, patios, etc... must be pre-approved. • Decks elevated more than 12” from ground level are required to have lattice of high quality encircle the entire deck that is visible from public view. • One storage building permitted per site. Storage building shall be less than 100 square feet, and may not be used as sleeping quarters. • These items remain the property of the Seasonal guest and may be sold or removed when the agreement Agreement is terminated. They should also be high quality and in good condition. • Woodsong is required to provide the county assessor with the names and addresses of Seasonal Residents. Seasonal guests will be taxed directly from Kanabec County for personal property (decks, storage buildings, etc). If Kanabec County taxes Woodsong in error for such structures, Seasonal guest agree to reimburse Woodsong for such expenses. • All RVs must have current license tabs clearly displayed. Park model RVs should not have a motor vehicle license. See the Kanabec County website for more information on taxation of recreational vehicles. • All personal property must be located on your site, between the power pedestals, and behind the front of your trailer.

Other Personal Property. Storage buildings, decks, screened enclosures and other personal items (including satellite dishes) are allowed on your site as long as the Seasonal guest Resident obtains approval from Woodsong prior to installation. Installation without approval results in a $250 fine and will require personal property to be corrected to meet Woodsong guidelines and code. • Personal property must be more than 10 feet from any neighboring personal property. • Any additions, changes and/or alterations in decking, storage units, covered porches, patios, etc... must be pre-approved. • Decks elevated more than 12” from ground level are required to have lattice of high quality encircle the entire deck that is visible from public view. • One storage building permitted per site. Storage building shall be less than 100 square feet, and may not be used as sleeping quarters. • These items remain the property of the Seasonal guest Resident and may be sold or removed when the agreement lease is terminated. They should also be high quality and in good condition. • Woodsong is required to provide the county assessor with the names and addresses of Seasonal Residents. Seasonal guests Residents will be taxed directly from Kanabec County for personal property (decks, storage buildings, etc). If Kanabec County taxes Woodsong in error for such structures, Seasonal guest Residents agree to reimburse Woodsong for such expenses. • All RVs must have current license tabs clearly displayed. Park model RVs should not have a motor vehicle license. See the Kanabec County website for more information on taxation of recreational vehicles. • All personal property must be located on your site, between the power pedestals, and behind the front of your trailer.