Satellite Dishes and Antennas. The Federal Communications Commission states that Residents have a limited right to install a satellite dish or receiving antenna within the Leased Premises. The Residential Lease Contract must be amended to incorporate requirements and restrictions prior to any installation. Residents are responsible for making sure the Leased Premises is in a location to receive the satellite signal prior to requesting permission to install. For information on requirements and restrictions, contact Owner. Resident shall not install any external media device nor climb or have others climb upon the roof.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. All satellite dishes and antennas must be attached to the Camper or attached to a moveable tripod and shall not be attached or mounted on any kind of post driven into the ground.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. As a result of a Federal Communications Commission order, Resident has a limited right to install a satellite dish or receiving antenna on the leased Premises, subject to such reasonable conditions as Owner may impose thereon. Unless otherwise approved by Owner in writing, any satellite dish or receiving antenna is subject to the following terms and conditions and are made a part of this Lease Agreement:
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. Tenants are not allowed to install, erect, or attach anywhere on the building or premises any type of satellite dish or antenna.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. The installation of antennae and satellite dishes is subject to special regulations and a separate set of rules. Resident may NOT INSTALL satellite dishes or antennas on any part of the building or property without complying with Management and FCC approval requirements. These devices may not be used without compliance with these rules and pursuant to a separate written agreement you must sign with Management. Contact Management for a copy of these rules and requirements. BARBECUING, GRILLING AND FIRE PITS: In accordance with local laws and safety concerns, no grilling, cooking, or barbecuing of any kind is permitted on balconies/patios, fire escapes, sundecks or in any area in the Apartment/Townhome Community except and unless there is a barbecuing area and equipment provided by Management or authorized by Management. Because of the severe health and safety issues about fires and barbecuing, and the difficulty in policing this rule, Residents are not permitted to own or store any barbecue grill, propane stove, turkey fryer, or other outdoor cooking apparatus, or fuel on the property. No Fire Pits are allowed on the property unless provided by Management. WINDOWS and WINDOW COVERINGS: Nothing may be hung on the outside of the windows. Windows in the Apartment/Townhome may not be covered with sheets or other materials, which are not standard or generally accepted as curtains, drapes or shade material. Window coverings cannot cover baseboard heaters or impede circulation of air. Window coverings should be a neutral color from the outside. Resident will keep all windows and doors closed from November 15th to April 1st. If damage results from an open window, the Resident will be held responsible for the damage. Do not remove or tamper with window or patio door screens. SIGNS OR DISPLAYS: Signs, advertising, signals or illuminations may not be written or exposed on any window or any other part of the building. Residents will not be allowed to place his/her name in any common area of the building. DOORS: Resident may not replace or add locks, bolts, or install any other attachments, such as knockers or signs, on any door. WALLS/CEILINGS: All occupants of the Apartment/Townhome are instructed not to disturb the ceilings nor attach to or hang anything from the ceilings of the individual units or the common areas. Any ceiling or wall problems should be reported immediately to Management. It is the Resident's responsibility to pay for any ceiling or wall damage they...
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. Installation and placement of any outdoor reception device (satellite dish, antenna, or any other such device) (“ORD”) on an RV Site is prohibited. Satellite or dish on the RV roof is allowed.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. The installation of antennae and satellite dishes is subject to special regulations and a separate set of rules. Tenant may not install satellite dishes or antennas on any part of the building or Property without complying with Management and FCC approval requirements. These devices may not be used without compliance with these rules and pursuant to a separate written agreement with Management. Tenant may not install or reinstall any outlets, cables and/or wires for any Appliances Electronics, Computers, TV, Home Theater or Accessories. If these installations or reinstallation will be done by the Tenant, or any professional company without the prior written consent of Management, the Tenant will be responsible for returning the Property back to its original condition (as it was prior to the unauthorized installations) at his/her own expense.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. The installation of antenna and satellite dishes is subject to special regulations and a separate set of rules. Tenant may NOT INSTALL satellite dishes or antennas on any part of the building or Premises without complying with Management and FCC approval requirements. These devices may not be used without compliance with these rules and pursuant to a separate written agreement you must sign with Management. Contact Management for a copy of said rules.
Satellite Dishes and Antennas. Subject to approval of all governmental authorities and to Landlord’s reasonable approval as to design and location, Tenant would have the right to install satellite dish(es) and antennas on the roof of the Building (which shall constitute Alterations subject to Section 7 of the Original Lease, as amended by this Amendment), provided that (i) such installation shall be performed by a licensed contractor in a good and workmanlike manner, and in a manner that does not invalidate any roof related warranties, and (ii) such dishes and antennas shall be screened in a manner reasonably acceptable to Landlord.
