Horizon Realty Advisors 8/31/2023

a.) Windows: All mini-blinds and patio blinds and window screens are provided by The Verge and must not be removed. Additional window curtains may be hung. All hardware and curtains must be removed upon vacating the apartment and holes spackled. Holi day lights are permitted during holidays but must be removed in a timely fashion after the holiday. Neon signage, posters, flags or advertising in windows is prohibited. Holiday lights strung on the wall may incur painting charges upon move out if walls da maged or burnt. b.) Walls/Ceilings: Any apartment decorations may be put up on the walls with nails, or push pins only. Damage to the interior caused by excessive or large holes will be charged to the resident. Any type of adhesive or sticky tape is not allowed. Residents may not paint, wallpaper, or make any other permanent alterations to apartment interior. Do not cover or hang things from the sm oke detectors. c.) Doors/Cabinets: No items may be put on the cabinets, doors or woodwork. Do not write on the doors/cabinets or woodwork. Broken doors and door jambs will be repaired at the resident’s expense. d.) Carpets/Vinyl: No burning candles are to be left unattended in a unit. Removal of wax and gum on carpets will be the responsibility of the resident(s) and is subject to a fine. It is the resident’s responsibility to care for and maintain the carpet. To preserve the integrity of the flooring, vacuum and sweep frequently, clean up spills immediately and mop vinyl/wood regularly. e.) Countertops: Do not use the countertops as cutting boards. Avoid setting hot items directly on the countertops. Do not sit climb or stand on countertops. f.) Toilets: Flushing of feminine hygiene products, excessive use of toilet paper, paper towels, diapers, trash, food and foreign objects down the toilets is strictly prohibited. Resident will be responsible for any fees incurred by clogged toilets due to misuse. Resi dents should purchase a toilet plunger and attempt to clear the stoppage before contacting maintenance. Clogged toilets will resu lt in a minimum $30 repair fee. Removal of toilet to unclear any stoppage will result in additional fees. g.) Tubs/Sinks: Normal care and consideration will preserve your drain fixtures. Clean drains regularly of hair and grime build up. h.) Disposals: Do not put gravel from fish tanks, greasy or fibrous items, too much food, eggshells, glass, foreign objects or bottle caps into the garbage disposal. Clogged disposals will result in a $30 repair fee. i.) Washer and Dryers: Do not overload washer and dryers, as this will not only hinder cleaning, but will shorten the life of the appliance. Clean out dryer lint trap and wipe out interior of washer after each use. If an appliance is broken due to misuse, the resi dent will be responsible to repair and/or replace. j.) Dishwasher: Rinse dishes thoroughly of food and foreign objects and clean out food build up from the drain in the bottom to avoid dishwasher clogs. k.) Lights: Replacement bulbs will be the responsibility of the resident except for fluorescent bulbs in the kitchen light fixtures. Use no more than 60-watt bulb replacements. l.) Circuits: Avoid overloading electrical circuits and replace worn or frayed electrical cords. Report any electrical problems to the rental office immediately. m.) Heaters: Keep all heat outlets free of dust, lint and dirt for more effective heating and/or cooling. Keep all items at least 3 feet away from any heat source to avoid overheating. n.) Overall Sanitation: You are required to keep the premise clean and sanitary and to remove al l waste in a timely fashion. Stock piling of trash may cause unhealthy living conditions such as mold and pest infestations. o.) APARTMENT USE: Musical instruments are only allowed when played at a low level during daytime hours. They must not disturb neighbors. Manufacturing use or distribution of illegal drugs or distribution of alcohol to minors is grounds for immediate eviction . 10.REPORTING DISTURBANCES: When a neighbor is being too loud during office hours, you may call our office @ 509 -962-4010. If the disturbance is after hours, you may contact the Ellensburg Police Department @ 509 -962-7280. Please be aware that there is a certain level of noise associated with living in an apartment community. Only excessive noise disturbances should be reported if i t is disrupting sleep or studying. Please be aware that management relies on residents to report most noise disturbances and improper behavio r outside apartments. Please don’t hesitate to call if you see anything inappropriate happening outside your apartm ent. Criminal activity will be turned over to the police and subject to prosecution. 11.NOISE REGULATION: Noise Regulation hours are from 10:00pm to 7:00am. After 10:00pm all residents must keep all noise to a minimum. Activities to monitor include TVs, stereos, vacuuming, laundry, and get -togethers both inside and out on patios/balconies. If you have guests over after 10:00pm, please refrain from loud laughing and yelling. Each resident is responsible for their guests while they are on The Verge Property. Police documented disturbances will result in an additional $150 charge to the apartment unit. No more than 12 people are permitted in an apartment at a given time or on any deck. Remember that you share walls, floors and ceiling space. Any theft, loss, or damages (reported or unreported) is the responsibility of the resident(s). 12.HALLWAYS/COMMON AREAS: Loitering in stairways, landscaping and common areas is not permitted. Walking through any garden area that doesn’t have a pathway or sidewalk is prohibited. Do not leave trash in common areas especially in front of your f ront or back door, on decks or in your yard. Public urinating is prohibited and a violation of city code. If you or your guests vomit in the common areas, you need to clean it up! Trash will be removed at the resident’s expense. Any violation under this paragraph is subj ect to additional fines. Repeat violations can result in an eviction.