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17. Trash and garbage (including recyclables) always shall be placed in the trash and

recycle containers provided by Landlord, and container lids, if any, must be kept tightly

closed at all times. In a single family home (including premises in duplexes), Tenants will

put their trash cans and recycle bins curbside for the City's scheduled pick-up, and will

return cans and bins to their normal non-curbside location the same day.

18. Tenants will perform reasonable housekeeping in their premises to maintain them in a

clean, neat, and sanitary condition.

19. Unless expressly permitted by Landlord in writing, Tenants shall not display any signs,

flags, pennants, placards, advertisements, notices, pictures, ornaments, stickers, handbills,

or other lettering so as to be visible on the outside of the building or the premises.

20. Tenants will never go on the roof of the building for any reason.

21. Waterbeds and weight lifting equipment are prohibited at all times. Air conditioners,

microwave or other ovens, space heaters, hot plates, washers, dryers, and refrigerators

beyond those supplied by Landlord are prohibited without prior written permission of

Landlord.

22. Lofts in the premises are prohibited.

23. Smoking is not permitted at any time in the building, including entrances, driveways, all

grounds, and including the premises.

24. Tenants will not remove batteries from smoke detectors or in any other way disarm

them.

25. Possession, sale, or use of any illegal drug or drug paraphernalia in the premises or the

building is prohibited.

26. Landlord provides light bulbs for all fixtures at the beginning of the Lease term. Tenants

will replace light bulbs in all lighting fixtures in the premises during the Lease term, and will

leave working light bulbs in all lighting fixtures at the end of the Lease.

27. Possessing, using, or storing lethal weapons anywhere in the building is prohibited.

"Lethal weapon" is defined as any deadly weapon which, from the manner used, is

calculated or likely to produce death or serious bodily injury. This includes, but is not limited

to: all firearms, hunting knives, switchblades, bows and arrows, machetes, or other knives.

28. Maintenance requests shall be submitted in writing to Landlord. Specifics of the

problem, to the extent possible, shall be included in the request.

Tenants are strictly liable to reimburse Landlord for repair of any damage caused by

violation of any of these Rules by Tenants or by their guests.

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