PATIO GARDEN OR BALCONY Sample Clauses

PATIO GARDEN OR BALCONY a. If you have a patio, winter garden, terrace or balcony, you must keep the patio areas and paths clean and tidy and any flowerbeds, shrubs or bushes and borders as tidy and free of weeds as they were at the start of the tenancy. b. You must maintain any tree or shrub within the private gardens and not permit the height of any tree or shrub to exceed one and a half metres. You may be asked to pay for the replacement of any tree or shrub which may die as a result of any neglect or wilful act on your part. c. You may not make any alteration or addition or put up any kind of screening or temporary structure or any shed, store, greenhouse, conservatory or storage bin save for a storage box of no more than one and a half metres in height on a balcony, patio, winter garden or terrace. d. You may only keep flower pots and planters and garden furniture of a reasonable size and number. The items must not weight more than the bearing weight of the balcony, patio, winter garden or terrace. You should ask Get Living London about the appropriate size and weight. e. You must not light any fires or barbecues on a balcony, patio, winter garden or terrace. f. You must not keep or leave a bicycle anywhere on a balcony, patio, winter garden or terrace, or use the area for storage of any kind. g. You must not place any items including plant boxes and decorations where it hangs over the outside face or screen of the balcony, patio, winter garden or terrace.
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