FIRE PITS Sample Clauses

FIRE PITS. No outdoor fires are allowed on premises other than in provided and established fire pits. Firewood is NOT provided. If evidence of external fire in non-approved location is discovered, a fine of $500.00 will be assessed and charged directly to credit card on file to ensure proper cleanup.
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FIRE PITS. 9.1 Fires are only allowed within the Designated Site if they are contained within a metal fire pit. Only one wood-burning or propane fire pit per site.
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FIRE PITS. Members shall maintain all fire pits contained within a bed of gravel or within a removable fire pit.
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FIRE PITS. 1. The fire pit, if applicable, is available for use Monday- Saturday 10am-12am.
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FIRE PITS. All permanent outdoor gas fire pits must be approved in writing by the Committee prior to installation. Permanent outdoor gas fire pits must be installed and operated in accordance with all applicable local and state safety standards and guidelines. If the gas fire pit utilizes natural gas, all applicable permits and permissions for the installation of the natural gas line must be obtained from the City of Aurora and the appropriate utility provider. Portable fire pits or fire tables utilizing propane tanks do not require approval. All other outdoor fire pits, such as chimineas and other wood or coal burning fire pits are not permitted.‌
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FIRE PITS. Fire pits of any kind are not allowed anywhere on the property (per insurance requirements). Barbecue pits that use charcoal or gas are allowed, as long as they are well maintained and kept in safe condition, as inspected and decided by CICA board members.
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FIRE PITS. The Heron Bay Community Association does not provide wood for the fire pits. I understand that I must bring my own natural cut or split wood for burning. Absolutely, no other items may be burned in the fire pits at anytime. Fires must be extinguished completely before leaving the premises. 13. Safety measures must be taken when using the Lakefront Park kitchen, BBQ grills and/or fire pits. 14. No rice may be used for weddings or showers as this will kill the Lakefront Park grass. 15. No recreational vehicles which include go-carts, motorpeds, 4 wheelers, “Kiddie” rides, etc; may be used on the Lakefront property at any times. 16. Heron Bay Community Association is not a third party between homeowner and contractor (i.e., caterers, rental companies, etc.) and will not assume any responsibility for items (i.e., personal items, rental items, etc.) left on property. Rental items MUST not be left at Lakefront overnight and MUST be removed the day of the event. 17. Heron Bay Community Association does not assume any responsibility for personal items used at parties and/or events or brought onto premises. Resident is responsible for these items. 18. All decorations, kitchen utensils, etc. must be removed after the party or event or Security Deposit will be forfeited. NO EXCEPTIONS. Initial
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