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Inoperable. Extra vehicles cannot be stored on the property. Vehicle maintenance on the premises is prohibited. Residents and/or guests shall not park vehicles in a state of disrepair on the premises. This includes operational vehicles leaking on parking surfaces. Leaks and spills and/or damages caused by Residents' vehicles are the responsibility of Residents. The owner of any vehicle that leaks oil in the parking lot will be held responsible for clean-up and/or damage charges. PARKING/SPEED LIMITS: Residents shall observe, and cause all members of Residents' household and guests to observe, the posted speed limits on drives in the premises, to park and cause members of Residents' household and guests to park only in assigned parking areas: not to block access to other parking spaces, garages or for emergency vehicles, or to other residences. and not drive, or park any vehicle on the lawn, driveway, or other areas for common use in the premises. Vehicles parked within 15 feet of a fire hydrant or in a fire lane may be towed without warning. Vehicles may not be backed into parking spaces. Vehicles which create a nuisance due to excessive music or activation of a car alarm shall be removed from the property at the vehicle owner's expense. Parking designated for the office is not to be used during operating business hours. Vehicles parked in designated handicapped spaces without display of handicap placard or handicap plates are subject to immediate towing. Some communities may require parking stickers for all cars parked on the premises. Cars without required parking stickers will be considered unauthorized and may be towed without warning. Residents agree that any vehicle that is improperly parked, or in violation of vehicle or parking policies without written permission of Owner may be removed at the expense of the vehicle's owner. Owner is the only authorized agent for the towing of vehicles. Owner, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to reassign any designated parking space(es) dunng the term of the Residential Lease Contract, subject to any applicable requirements under the Fair Housing Act UNASSIGNED PARKING: Communities with unassigned parking, the following applies: Parking is on a first come/first serve basis and a parking space is not guaranteed. Residents having more than one vehicle per household are requested to be considerate of other residents when parking second vehicles. Infrequently used vehicles (any vehicle not used or moved every 72 hours) are to be parked in more remote parking areas as designated by Owner. Additional vehicles (more than 2 per household) are to be parked off the premises. There are not to be more than 2 resident vehicles per apartment parked on the premises including both assigned and unassigned parking. RECREATIONAL VEHICLES: Recreational vehicles such as trailers, motor homes and boats are not allowed to be parked on the premises. Motorcycles are subject to the same rules as automobiles. They must be operated in a safe manner at all times. Motorcycles are considered vehicles and must be parked in an appropriately designated parking space. Motorcycles may not be parked on sidewalks, in stairwells, on patios, on porches or in any other area not designated for the parking of vehicles. No recreational vehicles, trailers or boats are allowed on the premises except with written consent of Owner. VEHICLE REGISTRATION: Residents shall register all household vehicles with Owner. Residents agree to provide vehicle information (license number. make, model, etc.) and provide updated information in the event of changes. Vehicles on the premises must be currently registered and properly insured according to state law. VEHICLE SAFETY: Residents are strongly encouraged to not leave valuables or personal belongings in their car. Owner will not be liable for any stolen goods or damage to their car due to a break in or vandalism SECTION H: MOVE -OUT INFORMATION MOVE -OUT CHARGES: Residents will be charged for damage to the Leased Premises beyond "normal wear and tear". Repair and replacement damages will be billed at actual charges. Please see your Move-in/Move-out inspection form for additional information concerning this matter. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Residents agree to remove all personal property when vacating the Leased Premises. All personal property left on the Leased Premises when the unit is vacated shall be deemed to be property abandoned by Residents and may be disposed of according to law. The cost to remove personal items after move out will be charged back to the resident. All personal property removed from the Leased Premises at the time of physical eviction of Residents shall be deemed abandoned if not claimed within the time prescribed by law, and may be disposed of by Owner in accordance with the Residential Lease Contract and applicable law. DEPOSITS: If a deposit was collected, deposits will be refunded when ALL keys are returned and premises are vacated and left in the same general condition as when first occupied, with the exception of normal wear and tear, in accordance with state law THESE COMMUNITY POLICIES NOW BECOME A PART OF YOUR RESIDENTIAL LEASE CONTRACT