Common use of SLEEPING ROOMS Clause in Contracts

SLEEPING ROOMS. Basements, attics, and other rooms must not be used as sleeping rooms if they do not comply with the local ordinance for windows, minimum square footage, exits, and ventilation. This is meant to protect Texxxx’x health and safety. The following areas may not be used as sleeping rooms: , , , . Note: The city of East Lansing may fine violators $1000 or they may be sentenced up to 90 days in jail..

SLEEPING ROOMS. Basements, attics, and other rooms must not be used as sleeping rooms if they do not comply with the local ordinance for windows, minimum square footage, exits, and ventilation. This is meant to protect Texxxx’x Xxxxxx’s health and safety. The following areas may not be used as sleeping rooms: , , , . / / / / Note: The city of East Lansing may fine violators $1000 1,000 or they may be sentenced up to 90 days in jail...

SLEEPING ROOMS. Basements, attics, and other rooms must not be used as sleeping rooms if they do not comply with the local ordinance for windows, minimum square footage, exits, and ventilation. This is meant to protect Texxxx’x Xxxxxx’s health and safety. The following areas may not be used as sleeping rooms: , , , . Note: The city of East Lansing may fine violators $1000 or they may be sentenced up to 90 days in jail..

SLEEPING ROOMS. Basements, attics, and other rooms must not be used as sleeping rooms if they do not comply with the local ordinance for windows, minimum square footage, exits, and ventilation. This is meant to protect Texxxx’x Xxxxxx’s health and safety. The following areas may not be used as sleeping rooms: , , , . Any Basement Room / _/ / Note: The city of East Lansing may fine violators $1000 1,000 or they may be sentenced up to 90 days in jail...