Use of Communal Areas Sample Clauses

Use of Communal Areas. 13.1 You, anyone living with you or visiting you must abide by the following:  Share the use of Communal Areas with other tenants. You must not cultivate, fence off or restrict access to any parts of the Communal Areas without prior written consent from Us.  Not build, construct or place any building or other structure in the Communal Areas without our prior written consent.  Not leave waste or other items in the Communal Areas (except in designated bins or other appropriate receptacles). Not to cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance in the Communal Areas. This includes (but is not limited to):  Allowing your pet, or that of a relative or visitor, to foul the Communal Areas without clearing it up immediately.  Allowing your pet, or that of a relative or visitor, to cause a nuisance, annoyance or disturbance.  Play ball games.  Noisy, abusive or intimidating behaviour.  The consumption of alcohol when this behaviour becomes a nuisance to others.  Inappropriate sexual behaviour.  Causing damage to the Communal Areas. 13.2 If you are in breach of any of the conditions listed at 13.1 we may charge you the cost of repairing, reinstating or cleaning the Communal Areas or otherwise remedying your breach and recover these costs from you.
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Use of Communal Areas. 13.1 You, anyone living with you or visiting you must abide by the following: Share the use of Communal Areas with other tenants. You must not cultivate, fence off or restrict access to any parts of the Communal Areas without prior written consent from Us. Not build, construct or place any building or other structure in the Communal Areas without our prior written consent. Not leave waste or other items in the Communal Areas (except in designated bins or other appropriate receptacles). Not to cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance in the Communal Areas. This includes (but is not limited to): Allowing your pet, or that of a relative or visitor, to foul the Communal Areas without clearing it up immediately. Allowing your pet, or that of a relative or visitor, to cause a nuisance, annoyance or disturbance. Play ball games. Noisy, abusive or intimidating behaviour. The consumption of alcohol when this behaviour becomes a nuisance to others. Inappropriate sexual behaviour. Causing damage to the Communal Areas. 13.2 If you are in breach of any of the conditions listed at 13.1 we may charge you the cost of repairing, reinstating or cleaning the Communal Areas or otherwise remedying your breach and recover these costs from you.
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Use of Communal Areas. C.1 When using communal facilities that are accessible to all, they must also be treated with care and damage must be avoided. Personal belongings must be removed immediately after using communal areas and must not be left or stored there. C.2 Water, electricity, and heat energy should also be used sparingly in the shared areas of the building. C.3 Communal areas and their furnishings must be cleaned immediately after use. This also applies to technical equipment in communal areas. Stoves (including ovens), washing machines, and dryers in the central laundry room must be emptied and cleaned immediately after use (spilled detergent should be removed!). C.4 Garbage and waste may only be emptied into designated bins or garbage chutes. The relevant regulations on waste separation (organic waste, residual waste, paper bin, etc.) and our notices must be observed. Bulky or easily flammable waste must be disposed of in other ways. It is prohibited to store or leave rubbish and bulky waste beside the designated containers. Spilled liquids must be cleaned up immediately. C.5 Attaching posters, pictures, stickers, banners, signs, etc., to walls/ceilings in all communal areas is prohibited. C.6 All electrical devices used by the tenant must bear the CE conformity mark of the EU. C.7 Communal areas may be used for parties and celebrationsonly after prior consultation with the landlord's representative. Corridors and escape routes may not be used for parties and celebrations. C.8 The tenant is liable for all damages caused by them through fault, even in communal areas. If a request to remedy the damages with a deadline is unsuccessful, the landlord may have the damages repaired at the tenant's expense. C.9 The mailbox system will be labeled with the corresponding room numbers by the community manager. The affixing of name tags is not allowed to maintain the uniform appearance of i Live.
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Use of Communal Areas. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must use communal areas, where they exist on an estate, in a reasonable manner. You must co-operate with us and your neighbours to keep any communal areas, communal access ways or staircases in a clean and tidy condition and clear of obstruction. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not damage, deface or put graffiti on Council property. You would have to pay for any repair or replacement. The costs may be charged on top of your rent. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not interfere with security and safety equipment in communal blocks—doors should not be jammed open and strangers should not be let in without identification. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not keep mopeds or motor-bikes inside your home or on indoor communal areas (entrance halls, stairs, landings).
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Use of Communal Areas. 6.1 The Resident shall be entitled to use any Communal Area in The Roost, subject always to any restrictions specified by the Company from time to time. When using the Communal Areas, the Resident shall have due regard to the dignity, safety and convenience of other users. 6.2 The Resident shall not remove or damage any furniture, appliance, or other equipment installed in any Communal Area. 6.3 The Resident shall ensure that his guests and invitees comply with all directives relating to the use of Communal Areas. 6.4 Alcohol may only be consumed in those Communal Areas designated by the Company. 6.5 Only approved promotional/marketing materials may be displayed on the notice boards in the Communal Areas. Approved promotional/marketing materials may not be removed by any Resident. 6.6 Vehicles may only be parked and bicycles stored in those areas designated for this purpose, in each case at the sole risk of the Resident. Vehicles which are incorrectly parked will be clamped and only released on payment of a fine. The Company shall not be liable for any loss of or damage to any vehicle or bicycle.
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Use of Communal Areas. 7.1 You must share the use of communal areas with other tenants. You must not cultivate, fence off or restrict access to any parts of the communal areas without written consent. 7.2 You must not build, construct or place any building or other structure in the communal areas without written consent. 7.3 You must not leave waste or other items in the communal areas (except in designated bins or other appropriate receptacles). 7.4 You must not cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance in the communal areas. This includes (but is not limited to) • allowing your dog to foul the communal areas without clearing it up immediately • allowing your dog or other animal to cause a nuisance, annoyance or disturbance • playing inappropriate ball games • noisy, abusive or intimidating behaviour • the consumption of alcohol when this behaviour becomes a nuisance to others • inappropriate sexual behaviour 7.5 You must not damage the communal areas. 7.6 If you are in breach of any of conditions 7.1 to 7.5 the Council may charge you the cost of repairing, reinstating or cleaning the communal areas or otherwise remedying your breach and recover these costs under condition 5 or by other lawful methods.
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Use of Communal Areas. (a) You must not obstruct fire exits or any entrance/exit by storing personal items or items to be disposed of in the communal areas, including (for example) bicycles, shoes, plant pots, fridges or freezers. (b) You must share the use of communal areas with other xxxxxxx.Xxx must not cultivate, fence off or restrict access to any parts of the communal areas without the written consent of the Council. (c) You must not build, construct or place any building or other structure in the communal areas without the written consent of the Council. (d) You must not leave waste or other items in the communal areas (except in designated bins or other appropriate receptacles) or store personal items (including washing lines and/or laundry) in corridors, shared areas or on balconies without the explicit permission of the Council. (e) You must not damage the communal areas or allow anyone living with you or visitors to your home to cause damage to the communal areas. (f) You must not cause nuisance, annoyance or disturbance in communal areas.This includes (but is not limited to): • Playing ball games • Noise, abusive or intimidating behaviour • The consumption of alcohol when this behaviour becomes a nuisance to others • Inappropriate sexual behaviour • Keeping of pets or other animals (see 3.8)
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Use of Communal Areas. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must use communal areas, where they exist on an estate, in a reasonable manner. You must co-operate with us and your neighbours to keep any communal areas, communal access ways or staircases in a clean and tidy condition and clear of obstruction. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not smoke in any indoor communal areas. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not damage, deface or put graffiti on Landlord property. You would have to pay for any repair or replacement. The costs may be charged on top of your rent. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not interfere with security and safety equipment in communal blocks—doors should not be jammed open and strangers should not be let in without identification. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) must not keep mopeds or motor-bikes inside your home or on indoor communal areas (entrance halls, stairs, landings).
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