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from ceilings, pipes, sprinklers, or any fixtures of the premises.

8. Unless modified by the Lease, animals are not allowed at any time, under any

circumstance, except for legally authorized guide dogs.

9. Tenants will not add or in any way change locks or keying.

10. No furnishings may be taken from the premises and put in halls, basement, or on

porches or balconies without prior consent of Landlord, even for limited times. No blinds,

shades, or screens shall be attached to, hung in, or used in connection with any window or

door of the premises without prior written consent from Landlord.

11. Tenants will not varnish, paint, paper, or otherwise decorate any walls, floors, doors,

woodwork, or cabinets without prior written permission of Landlord. All restoration costs

(even if decoration was with permission) will be at Tenants' expense, but must be

supervised by Landlord.

12. No vehicle or bicycle shall obstruct a drive or in any way interfere with others' access

thereto, nor shall they be parked on lawns, shrubberies, patios, walkways, or lawn

extensions. Bicycles may not be brought into the premises without prior consent of

Landlord. Vehicles shall not be repaired, lubricated, or washed on driveways or in parking

areas of the premises. Any vehicle of Tenant or of Tenants' guests or invitees that leak oil

or hydraulic fluid (which damage blacktop) must be removed, and Tenant is responsible for

any cleanup (including environmental cleanup, and repair.

13. Tenants will act reasonably to conserve water and energy, and will report running

toilets and faucets to Landlord for service. Tenants will not make unreasonable use of heat,

leave windows open during cold weather, or leave televisions or other permitted devices on

and unattended. Tenants will not remove screens and/or storms from the windows, even

briefly.

14. Tenants will not install any aerial or antenna, and they will not erect or use any radio

transmitters in the premises without both appropriate filters and prior written permission

from Landlord.

15. Tenants will use toilets, tubs, and sinks only for their primary purpose and will never

use them to dispose of sweepings, rubbish, rags, garbage, sanitary napkins, or other items

likely to clog them. Tenants are liable to pay Landlord for any expense it incurs for repairing

damage (including unclogging toilets and drains) caused by Tenants, their guests, or

invitees.

16. Tenants will keep/store any personal property only in their premises or in such space

as Landlord may assign them in writing, but storage of kerosene, gasoline, or other

flammable or explosive agents is always prohibited. Landlord is not responsible for any

items left in the premises at the end of the Lease term.

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