PATIOS/BALCONIES Sample Clauses

PATIOS/BALCONIES. STUDENT may at no time use patios/balconies for storage. Further, STUDENT may not hang laundry on clotheslines or over the ledges, as this creates damage to the building and is unsightly. No barbequing is permitted.
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PATIOS/BALCONIES. To promote safety of its residents, and habitability of its units, and in addition to such other restrictions and conditions as set forth herein, (a) patios and balconies shall be kept clear of clutter and debris, at all times, and (b) no flags or banners, regardless of content, shall be allowed to be located on, or hung from any portion of the property, including any patio or balcony. The only exception to the foregoing is a small grill; provided the grill must be in good condition.
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PATIOS/BALCONIES. WALKWAYS – all balconies, walkways, and patios shall be kept neat and clear of any obstructions, which could affect the safety of other Residents. Balconies and patios shall not be used as storage or to hang laundry. Banners, signs, or flags of any kind shall not be hung from balconies or patios at any time. Only outdoor patio furniture may be kept on balconies, decks, and patios. The City of Xxxxxxxx does not allow grills on multifamily decks. Complexes with patios may use a grill 10 feet from the building. The International Fire Code section 308.1.4 specifically states: “Charcoal burners and other open flame cooking devices shall not be operated on combustible balconies or within 10 feet (3048 mm) of combustible construction.
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