Campus Housing Grounds Sample Clauses

Campus Housing Grounds. The grounds are maintained by your fellow seminary students. They do their best to provide the best looking and well-maintained grounds possible. Improvements are made where possible and are contingent upon stewardship of what is already provided.
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Campus Housing Grounds. The grounds are maintained by your fellow seminary students. They do their best to provide the best looking and well- maintained grounds possible. Improvements are made where possible and are contingent upon stewardship of what is already provided.  A general mowing schedule is provided to occupants in campus housing. o Parents should bring their children of all ages indoors while mowing is occurring for their safety. Lawn mowers and weed eaters are dangerous equipment and can fling debris that could injure children. o The Seminary is not responsible for the loss of or damage done to toys or other items left in the yard areas of the apartments.  Parents should supervise their children to be sure they do not: o climb trees, dig in the grounds, move erosion preventing rocks or play in the mulched plant areas. o gather trash, limbs, rocks and other debris and leave them on the grounds. o go into the xxxxx surrounding the housing areas.  Garden hoses should not be left laying on the ground when not in use. They should be stored on patios if provided or behind the building in the Duplexes. Hose racks that attach to the building are not permitted in campus housing. Gardening Gardening opportunities are necessarily limited in campus housing. However, there are some small ways you can use your “green thumb.”  Students are not permitted to plant flowers or do other gardening in the grounds of the Seminary.  Garden plants are permitted in boxes or pots on your patio. Patios that face the street at Xxxxxxxx Farms are not permitted to have garden plants grow higher than 1 foot above the patio wall.  Students in the Duplexes may plant flowers in flower beds provided in the front of their apartment. Flowers that grow higher than the bottom of the windows should be trimmed.
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