Common use of Prohibited Goods Clause in Contracts

Prohibited Goods. Occupant shall not store or permit to be stored any “Prohibited Goods” in any Cube. “Prohibited Goods” are defined as agricultural goods, food, valuable documents, currency, money, evidence of debt, jewelry, jewels, gems, watches, precious or semi-precious metals or stones, fragile items such as china, dishware, stemware, etc., furs, garments trimmed with fur, or similar valuables, other goods of high value, heirloom quality goods, sentimental or other articles whose values are special or difficult to ascertain or that by their nature cannot be readily replaced with a new article, live plants or animals, controlled drugs, firearms/ ammunition, perishables, living or dead organisms, liquids, chemicals, fumigants, anything that can be damaged by freezing or hot temperatures or extremely high or low humidity, hazardous, toxic, radioactive, explosive, dangerous, incendiary or highly flammable or combustible materials or items, all materials classified as Class IV Commodities or High Hazard Commodities under the Uniform Fire Code, aerosol cans, alcoholic beverages, combustible metal products, glycol, linoleum products, oil based paints, pharmaceuticals, asphalt shingles, flammable solids, lacquers, lubricating or hydraulic fluid, any other liquids, flammable or hazardous substances, or other substances and materials whose storage or use is regulated or prohibited by Federal, state or local law, regulation, rule, or ordinance.