Recreational Equipment. The use of any recreational equipment is prohibited within or around the residences. Inline skates and roller skates must be removed prior to entering any residence and may not be used on any surface not designed for pedestrian, bike or auto traffic. Skateboards are banned by ordinance from all regions of R&DE Student Housing except for paved exterior pathways within Escondido Village.
Recreational Equipment. The use of any recreational equipment is prohibited within or around the residences. Inline skates and roller skates must be removed prior to entering any residence and may not be used on any surface not designed for pedestrian, bike or auto traffic. Skateboards are banned by ordinance from all regions of R&DE Student Housing except for paved exterior pathways within Escondido Village. REPAIRS OR MODIFICATIONS TO THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF BUILDINGS LIVING IN HOUSING You are responsible for reporting promptly any needed repairs within your room by filing a Fix-it form online (xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx), calling the after-hours maintenance hotline (650-725-1602) or during the work day by contacting your Housing Front Desk. In university-owned houses, all repairs are performed by Stanford University employees or contractors hired by Stanford. Please be advised that by submitting a “Fix-it” request, you are giving R&DE Student Housing staff and their contractors permission to enter your room to perform the requested repair work. You may not change any lock or place any additional locks on any door of your room or any other doors within your residence. You may not repair, replace, remove, or in any way modify any University-owned property or cause or permit any repairs to be performed by others. This includes altering or adding any item (e.g. temporary walls, lofts, awning, structures) on the interior or exterior of the room /building that would impact the standards set for the aesthetics, safety, or security of residents of the building. xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx 45 In addition, you may not paint interior or exterior areas, including adding a new mural or altering an existing house mural. For information on canvas for house murals or repairs to existing house murals, contact the Housing Building Manager. If it is found that you have made an unauthorized alteration to your residence, R&DE Student Housing reserves the right to immediately restore the area to its original condition. RESTRICTED AREAS Access to non-residential spaces (e.g. attics, mechanical rooms, equipment rooms, roofs) is restricted to authorized university personnel. SMOKE-FREE ENVIRONMENT Stanford University is a non-smoking campus. It is the policy of Stanford University that all smoking, including but not limited to tobacco products and the use of electronic smoking devices, is prohibited in enclosed buildings and facilities and during indoor or outdoor events on the campus. In university resi...
Recreational Equipment. Recreational equipment, including but not limited to basketball goals, swing sets, sandboxes and tennis backboards, will be allowed on lots when approved by the Architectural Control Committee.
Recreational Equipment. 25.01 Fire Fighters may continue to use any recreational equipment now on hand and in use in the Fire Stations and may install television sets therein at their own expense. Fire Fighters may, with the approval of the Fire Chief, install further recreational equipment in such Stations at their own expense.
Recreational Equipment. 1. Play or recreational equipment of any kind is not permitted to be used, installed, or maintained, either inside the apartment, in common areas, or outside the buildings. Recreational equipment includes basket ball nets, boats, etc. Storage of Flammable Liquids
Recreational Equipment. No boats, snowmobiles, campers, travel trailers, motorcycles, lawn mowers, tractors, or any other such equipment shall be stored within outside view on the subject property.
Recreational Equipment. No outdoor recreational equipment (including but not necessarily limited to playground equipment, trampolines, swings, climbing walls, volleyball nets, and the like) shall be permitted unless approved by the Association or the Architectural Committee. The Architectural Committee reserves the right to require landscape screening or other screening in relation to any outdoor play equipment it considers for approval. Basketball goals are prohibited unless the basketball goal is parallel to, or behind, the rear elevation of the house on a front-entry garage. On a side-entry garage, a basketball goal will be allowed as long as it is no closer to the street than the front of the house.
Recreational Equipment. All playground and recreational equipment must be used, erected, placed or maintained to the rear of all lots. Tennis courts and in-ground swimming pools are permissible. Pools shall be enclosed by attractive fencing. Tennis courts must have attractive shrubbery and screening around them and both pools and tennis courts must be approved by the Planning Committee.
Recreational Equipment. Recreational and playground equipment shall be placed or installed only upon the rear of a Lot, except that basketball goals, backboards and poles may be placed or installed other than upon the rear of a Lot provided they are painted and maintained in accordance with the Design Standards. All recreational and playground equipment shall be kept screened by adequate planting or fencing so as to conceal them from view by neighboring residences and streets.
Recreational Equipment. All playground and recreational equipment must be used, erected, placed or maintained to the rear of all Lots. Wood construction for such equipment is encouraged. No metal play equipment is allowed. No tree houses, play houses or other such structures shall be allowed except as may be specifically allowed by Rules of the Association.
