Use of communal facilities in THE FIZZ Sample Clauses

Use of communal facilities in THE FIZZ. Communally accessible building facilities must be treated with care when used, and damage should be avoided. The Tenant is therefore obligated to observe the following: 3.1 The Tenant must take care to avoid unnecessary consumption of water and electricity in communally used areas of the building. The Tenant must also prevent unauthorized use of building facilities. 3.2 Communal spaces must be cleaned immediately following their use. This also applies to technical equipment which has been provided in the communally used facilities. Refrigerators must be periodically cleaned, and defrosted. Stoves (including ovens), washing machines and dryers in the central washing machine room must be cleaned immediately after use (wipe up spilled detergent!). 3.3 Sweepings and trash may only be emptied into the trash cans or trash chute provided for this purpose. Official regulations regarding trash separation (organic waste, residual waste, waste paper bins, etc.) must be observed in this context. Bulky or highly flammable waste must be disposed of by other means. 3.4 The Tenant is liable for all damages caused by himself or herself in all publicly accessible areas of the building. 3.5 The house manager will place the respective room numbers on the mailboxes in the building. For reasons of data privacy and to maintain the uniform appearance of THE FIZZ, name plates are not permitted to be attached. 3.6 Installation of outdoor antennas and satellite systems is not allowed. 3.7 Structural and technical modifications, as well as work which impacts safety and utility services (e.g. locking systems, gas, water and sanitary areas, electrical network) are not permitted. All electrical devices used by the Tenant must bear the EU's CE conformity marking. 3.8 Communal spaces and study rooms may only be used for parties and celebrations after prior consultation with the house managers. Floor hallways and escape routes may not be used for parties or celebrations.
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Use of communal facilities in THE FIZZ. 3.1. When using communally accessible facilities in the accommodation, the Tenant must use them with care and consideration and prevent any damage from occurring. This also applies to technical devices provided for use in the communal facilities. 3.2. Sweepings and waste must only be disposed of in – and not next to – the bins or garbage chutes provided for this purpose. The official regulations regarding waste separation (into biodegradable waste, residual waste, paper and cardboard, etc.) must be observed. Bulky or highly flammable waste must be disposed of separately. Storing refuse outside of the apartment and in corridors for extended periods is prohibited. 3.3. Communal areas of the building and premises must be kept free from stored items. This applies in particular to corridors, stairwells, sanitary rooms, kitchens, TV rooms, and balconies. 3.4. Highly flammable, hazardous, dangerous, or foul-smelling materials/substances must not be stored on the premises or in the building. 3.5. The Tenant is liable for all damages they culpably cause in all publicly accessible areas of the building. 3.6. The House Manager will attach corresponding room numbers to the building’s letterbox system. In the interests of data protection and to ensure a uniform appearance in THE FIZZ, affixing name labels to letterboxes is not permitted. 3.7. External antennas and satellite systems may only be installed with the Lessor’s prior written consent. 3.8. Structural and architectural changes and interventions in safety installations and supply systems (e.g. locking systems; gas, water, and sanitary systems; electrical network) are not permitted. All electrical devices used by the Tenant must bear the European Union’s CE conformity xxxx. 3.9. The communal areas and study areas may only be used for parties and events following consultation with the House Managers. Corridors and escape routes must not be used for parties or events.
Use of communal facilities in THE FIZZ. 3.1. When using communally accessible facilities in the accommodation, the Tenant must use them with care and consideration and prevent any damage from occurring. This also applies to technical devices provided for use in the communal facilities.

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