Schedule I-Attachment
to Lease Agreement
ROCKWOOD GARDENS OCCUPANCY RULES AND REGULATIONS
These rules and
regulations are a binding part of your lease. A violation of any of these rules
may be seen as a failure to honor our lease obligations, and consequently, you
may be considered in default and subject to legal action under the lease and
the law.
In our continual effort to maintain Rockwood Gardens
Apartments’ reputation as an attractive and enjoyable residence for all, we are
asking for your full cooperation with the following policies:
Storage
Bin
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Please bring your
own key lock or combination lock to put on the storage bin that is assigned to
your apartment number, the same day you pick up your apartment keys and pay
your rent. By putting your lock on the bin at that time, you will have access
to the storage bin, even if you move in on the weekend. If you do not bring in
your lock, then we will not be able to unlock your bin for use, until our next
business day, during business hours, only. Do not store flammable materials in
your bin Grills are not allowed at Rockwood, and cannot be stored at Rockwood.
Tenants
Insurance
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As a service to our tenants, we want to remind you that
you should consider the purchase of Tenant’s Insurance, commonly known as HO-4.
The insurance is to protect your personal belongings against hazards such as
fire, water damage, theft, and vandalism, as well as insurance for claims
against you alleging bodily injury, and property damage liability. The Tenant’s
Policy is a combination of forms of insurance recommended for those who rent
apartments. The cost of new furniture and clothing underscores the value of
this needed protection for your possessions. Please be aware that Rockwood
Gardens Apartments does not provide
any insurance coverage for either your personal effects or liability inside
your apartments, and we recommend you consider this insurance for your own
protection.
*In addition,
you may want to inquire about additional insurance for your personal
property in your storage bins.
Window
Treatment Policies
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Please be aware that Rockwood Gardens Apartments’ policy
of window treatments is as follows: A tenant is allowed to hang sheets,
blankets, newspapers, etc for one week
following the date of move-in. After one week, these temporary treatments must
be replaced with blinds, shades, draperies, etc. The use of the above mentioned
temporary solution is unsightly and detracts from the charm of our community.
If you are
using theses temporary measures currently, please make plans to replace
them
with more
attractive window treatments.
Moving
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Moving in and out of
apartments is permitted between the hours of 8:30 AM and 6:00 PM. Trucks and
vehicles are not permitted on the lawns, sidewalks, etc. and are subject to
towing at tenant’s expense without further notice. Any damage to the common
areas, grounds, or apartment, caused by moving will be charged to the residents
account, payable at once.
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Please consider your
neighbors while moving in or out , not to make excessive noise, including
banging, and loud talking, while moving in, or any time. Always, observe the
quiet hours provided for in the lease agreement.
Damage
to the Apartment/ Common Areas/Grounds
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Tenants will strictly
be held responsible for all damages to their apartments and to common areas and
grounds. Tenants are also responsible for any damage done by their guests. A
written bill will be sent shortly after the damage is noticed and payment is
expected promptly. Further, maintenance that is required beyond usual wear and
tear will be charged to the tenant. This includes, but is not limited to,
toilet back ups because of improper use, clogged drains because of improper
food, waste and grease disposal in drains, holes in walls, broken windows, cut
countertops, torn and cuts in vinyl flooring, carpet stains, cigarette burns
and bleach marks, etc.)
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Wallpaper, borders and paint, other than paint we
provide, will be subject to additional damage fees. Please contact the rental
office before making such additions, so we can make a decision about approval
or denial of the request.
Vehicle and Parking Policies
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Tenants owning more
than one vehicle are required to park the second vehicle in the spaces
designated as “Visitor” parking
spots. It is preferred that the second vehicle is not parked in visitor spaces
directly in front of buildings. Guests of tenants should also park in the
visitor areas. Tenants and guest should park in the parking spaces within the
lines. Please do not pull up behind cars, leaving the vehicle blocking the
driveway. It is the tenant’s
responsibility to insure all of their guests are informed of these policies to
avoid inconvenience to your neighbors. Frequent abuses or neglect of parking
policies may be taken into consideration at the time of your lease renewal. As
well, we do not allow boats, motor homes, recreational vehicles, large trucks,
trailers, certain commercial vehicles, vehicles with business lettering, etc to be parked on our grounds. This
includes, as examples, inoperable vehicles, not in use vehicles, or
unregistered vehicles. If you are unsure whether a vehicle is permitted in our
lot, please contact the rental office before bringing the vehicle on site. We
will enforce this policy, by towing the item, at the tenant’s expense, if the
tenant does not comply with any of the above.
The parking of motorcycles in basements and storage areas is also
strictly not allowed.
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Numerous cars,
trucks and motorcycles are often found riding fast through parking areas and
squealing tires while exiting the lots. This not only a danger to children and
adults in the area, but is a noisy nuisance to all. Please alert your guests to
this concern, as well.
Again,
if we find particular tenants continue to disregard our policies, it will be
taken into serious consideration at the time of possible lease renewal.
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Our maintenance
service line (845) 692-6315 is
answered 24 hours daily for maintenance requests, and/or maintenance
emergencies. The office will answer this line on Monday through Friday, from
approximately 10:00AM through 5:00PM and Saturday from 10:00AM through 3:00PM.
This telephone line will be answered by an answering service for emergencies only, after business hours
and intermittently throughout business hours. If your call is an emergency, we
will be notified by the answering service immediately. Please do not call after
hours or on weekend for emergency service if it is service that can be
performed in normal business hours. See lock out information in next category,
please
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The office line, (845) 692-2939, should be used for
questions regarding your lease, rental payments and any other “business”
oriented questions you may have. This telephone line is not turned over to an
answering service after business hours. Your questions, however, may be left on
our answering machine and we will return you call as quickly as possible. It is crucial that you use the (845)
692-6315 telephone number for maintenance requests.
Maintenance Service
Requests
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All maintenance service requests will be handled as
promptly as possible. Requests should not be made directly to the maintenance
staff. Doing so will upset the system we have in place to best serve our
residents. Requests for routine maintenance repair should be made during normal
business hours Monday thru Friday. Again, if you have an emergency maintenance
request before office hours, call 692-6315. Our answering service personnel
will take your name, phone number, apartment number and relay your message to
the maintenance personnel.
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Please
do not contact us after normal business hours for non –emergencies. If we are
called out on a call that is a non-emergency, the tenant can be charged for the
service call. Always, leave your name and phone number with e answering service
to allow the on-call person to converse with you about your problem, ahead of
time, if necessary.
Rent Payment and Returned Check Procedure
Rent is payable by personal check after your first month’s rent has been
received Checks are
to be mad payable to Rockwood Gardens
Associates. Rent payments, security pyments, etc.
can only be made in the name of the tenant of
record, whose name appears on the lease.
Anyone moving in to the apartment who is not
yet on the lease, must be approved by
Rockwood Gardens.
Bounced Checks, Late Payments
Should a check be returned to Rockwood from a
bank for non-payment, then replacement
must be received immediately, in the form of
a money order, cashiers, check, or certified
check, including all additional bank fees and
late charges. We reserve the right to request
payment in the future after a check has been
returned to us, by only the three transaction
methods described above. It is quite possible
we will no longer take personal checks once a
check has been returned to us for
non-payment. Cash is never accepted at Rockwood.
Rent is due and payable on the first of the
month. If rent is not received by the fifth of the
month, a rent arrearage letter will be
delivered to the tenant .At this time, if rent is not
received within five days of the date of the
letter, with late charges enclosed, legal
proceedings for rent payment and possible
eviction, will proceed with all legal fees,
disbursements, damages, etc. the
responsibility of the tenant. If evicted, the tenant could still
be responsible for future rent payments,
according to the lease terms and the court’s
decision.
We do report to the credit bureau all
derogatory tenant credit history with Rockwood
Gardens. This becomes a part of your credit
history records.
LOCK
OUTS AND LOST KEYS and
DEADBOLT REPLACEMENT NOT
ALLOWED
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Lost door and mail
keys will be replaced at a cost of $5.00 each. Basement keys are $25.00 each to
replace. However, we will not come
out to perform this service or lock outs during on call hours, which are for
emergencies only. Please never remove our deadbolt from the door. This is a
breach of the lease terms. Occasionally, a tenant may wish to have his/her
deadbolt lock rekeyed, which can only be done by Rockwood maintenance
personnel. The charge for this is $35.00. If you get locked out of your
apartment during normal business hours, we will be happy to open your door at
no charge, as soon as possible, provided you show us proper identification.
However, if you contact us for a lock out after normal business hours, we will
not be able to give you access until the next business day, during our normal
maintenance hours.
For your safety, we do not give access to your apartment to any adult or child, not on the lease. In addition, we do not unlock doors for your children or visitors, unless we have written permission from you to do so.
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Please note that our
laundry room hours are as follows:
Weekdays- 8:00AM to 10:00PM only
Weekends- 10:00AM to 10:00PM only
Tenants do live in apartments with
bedrooms directly above the laundry rooms and the
normal noises of laundry tend to keep
people awake at night. Please take this into
constant consideration.
Also, please be prompt in removing your
laundry from the washers and dryers, as other
tenants should not be expected to remove
your wash from the machines for you in
order to complete their own laundry.
Be careful of the condition and type of
items that you put into the washers and dryers.
Please be cautious that there is not
kitty litter (if and only if you are a tenant with a cat
agreement and extra fees etc) in rugs etc
that you wash. There have been complaints of
machines not being washed out after
rubber-backed rugs and the likes have been
removed from the machines. Kindly check
the machine as you remove your clothes, to
see if you have soiled the machine in any way and courteously wipe it
out for the next
tenant’s use. However, caution must be
used as to what debris is on your laundry in
order to successfully maintain the
laundry equipment. Misuse or negligence by tenants
may result in fees for damage done to
laundry machines.
Please do not put personal trash in the
Laundry room garbage containers. These
containers are only for laundry related
trash
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In regards to your deck please
remember the following:
1. Decks are not to be used to hang laundry, wet
towels, blankets, curtains, etc. nor as a storage area, for items such as
bikes, brooms, mops to name a few items, but not limited to these items. Food
and beverage items should not be stored on the deck, as if it is a pantry.
2. If you choose to install flower boxes, please
remember to have them hang on the outside
of the railings, only. Water
continually draining onto the decks rots the wood. Be careful not to put potted
plants directly on the deck. Continuous watering of these plants rots the deck
surface. Please be considerate of your neighbors’ deck if you are above theirs,
by not pouring water or sweeping debris onto their deck.
3. Residents shall not store garbage on their decks.
4. Please do not put any rugs or Astroturf materials
on your deck. We will have to insist upon removal of such products, after our
regular inspections. There will be charges for any damages to deck wood.
5.
We do not allow any large trellises or vegetable
gardens on our decks.
6. No grills of any type are allowed on the decks or
on the grounds, including electric grills and hibachis,etc. Call the rental
office for further information about this policy.
7. We cannot allow birdfeeders or feeding of the birds
on the premises, because it attracts them to the eaves of the buildings.
8. Please remember, if you are permitted to have a
cat in your apartment (with extra fees etc), it is not allowed out on your
deck. Contact the rental office about this policy.
9. All decks must be kept neat and clean.
10. Wind
chimes can be annoying to tenants whose bedrooms are at the front of the
building. Please consider your neighbors.
In apartment living, sometime during your tenancy, you
are assuredly going to hear sorts of noises from your neighbors. If
you are concerned that there is someone in the area trespassing, please call
our on-call personnel and the police, at once. Waiting until the next day to inform us of
strange noises or other concerns, may be too late to foil a potential criminal
offense, and catch the perpetrator. However,
if you feel that the noises from neighboring
tenants are above the normal volume and that you are being disturbed please
follow the following procedures:
Since our policy is to have a tenant call our maintenance
line while the problem is occurring,
we ask that tenants contact us at 692-6315 since it is answered 24-hours a day.
If you reach the answering service, they have been instructed to relay the
message to an employee on call. That employee will then go to the apartment of
the tenant, who complained, in order to hear the disturbance firsthand and
assess the situation. If, in fact, the employee agrees that a problem does
exist, the employee will discuss the enigma with the neighbor causing the
disturbance. If continuing problems arise on a regular basis, without the
tenants rectifying the disturbances, we will have logged all reports in a diary
with dates and time for use in case of need for legal action. For this reason,
when the police are contacted by tenants, we need dates, blotter numbers and
officers names and badge numbers, for our records.*
Depending on the
time of day and the degree of the situation at hand, Rockwood
Gardens Apartments Management Staff may not always be in agreement with the
tenants making the complaint. In all fairness to all of our tenants, we must
always give consideration to the comments of all parties involved. This is why
it is very difficult to handle a noise complaint if we are not called at the
time of the disturbance.
If a tenant has tried to solve the problem on their own
without success and no longer has a productive relationship with their neighbor
to solve their complaint, we prefer to intervene to help keep the civility and
peace among the neighbors. We ask that tenants not use retaliation measures
when they are unhappy with a neighbor’s activities. We have much better results
assisting our tenants to find a solution if the above does not occur.
* If you find it necessary, please
contact the on-call maintenance person and then contact the police,
immediately, if a situation has escalated to the point that police intervention
is necessary. Depending upon the time of day and severity of the noise, the
tenant who is being disruptive could be ticketed, if the police are in
agreement. Please always ask for the
officers’ names and badge numbers, in addition to a blotter number, for the
incident. PLEASE GIVE THIS INFORMATION TO THE PROPERTY MANAGER THAT DAY OR THE
FOLLOWING DAY IF THE INCIDENT IS LATE IN THE EVENING. Please contact the
Property Manager the next day to discuss this situation, even though you have
probably discussed it with the person on call at the time of the incident.
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There are no pets
allowed at Rockwood Gardens Apartments other than cats that are in a specific
cat agreement rider to the lease, with additional fees and procedures that are
agreed to in writing. An animal that is found in either the common areas or on
the grounds is subject to immediate removal by a member of the Rockwood Staff.
Any animal found will be turned over to the town or an animal shelter. An
animal will not be returned to residents. In the event that we become aware of
an animal living in an apartment, tenants shall receive written notice
immediately that they have five (5) days to remove the animal or eviction
proceedings will commence. Any damage to Rockwood caused by the animal will be
charged to the tenant. No visiting animals or pet sitting is allowed at
Rockwood Gardens Apartments.
Please do not feed
stray animals. It creates noise and destruction, in addition to animals
congregating in our dumpsters.
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Our waste hauler has
informed us, that they will no longer be able to collect our recyclables, if
there is even one contaminated item
in the dumpsters, including putting newspapers into plastic bags. This is true
for the newspaper dumpster, and the mixed recyclables dumpster, containing
glass, and bottles etc. Therefore, we must insist upon the complete cooperation
from each tenant in order for the haulers to pick up the recyclables. Otherwise
they will leave, without picking up. There are no exceptions for this policy because New York State Law mandates
that our container service follows this procedure. Below is a list of
procedures and tips.
RECYCLING, FROM YOUR TRASH AND RECYCLING EXPERTS:
The following materials
MUST be kept separate from the trash and mixed loosely in the recycling
container.
1. NEWSPAPER
2. GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS
3. ALUMINUM CANS AND STEEL CANS
4. PLASTIC SODA BOTTLES
5. OTHER PLASTIC BEVERAGE BOTTLES inviting
PREPARATION OF RECYCLABLE
MATERIALS:
1. NEWSPAPERS- should be bundled and tied with a
string and pulled alongside your recycling container. If a heavy rain is
expected before the recyclables are picked up, you might want to hold the
newspapers for the following week. Please
do not put your newspapers in plastic bags. (Apartments and business please
place newspaper in designated cart)
2. GLASS BOTTLES AND JARS- remove caps and rise
clean; labels DO NOT have to be removed. Clear, green, and brown glass bottles
and jars ONLY. Please do not place window glass, Pyrex, porcelain, ceramics,
lead crystal, or light bulbs in the recycling container. Also, please do not
place any broken glass in the recycling container.
3. STEEL CANS- also referred to as “tin” cans
include, for example, soup, vegetable and fruit cans. Please place only food
and beverage cans in the recycling container. Cans must be rinsed clean, but
the labels do not have to be removed. The steel lids may be pt inside the cans.
NO AREOSOL CANS, PLEASE.
4. ALUMINUM CANS- requires no special preparation,
but should be emptied and rinsed. No aluminum foil, pie plate, aluminum siding
or other scrap aluminum allowed.
GENERAL NOTE ON RECYCLING
PLASTICS:
There are many different kinds of plastics. Nearly all
food and beverage containers and many other kinds of plastic containers are no
labeled with the number 1 to 7 in a triangle. Our recycling program is
collecting those foods and beverage containers labeled 1 (PETE) or 2 (HPDE).
1. PLASTIC SODA BOTTLES- Clear and colored plastic
soda bottles are being collected. Bottles should be rinsed, but labels need to
be removed.
2. OTHER PLASTIC BEVERAGE BOTTLES- This category of
plastic bottles includes the clear plastic gallon milk bottles, bottled water
bottled, and other juice and beverage bottles. Bottles should be rinse, but
labels need not be removed.
Orange County Recycling Procedures
These are the procedures
to insure countywide compliance of the mandated recycling law. This law
mandates all residents (single and multi-family units), businesses,
institutions, and industries. This law will include all cities town and
municipalities in Orange County.
Listed below are the
items to be recycled: all glass bottles, jars, cans, in one re-useable
container. Newsprint as a separate item.
The preparation for these
items is as follows:
Newsprint: Tied in bundles with strings. NO BROWN BAGS
Glass Bottles & Jars: Clear, green and brown glass must be emptied
and rinsed without caps and rings. Labels stay on.
Tin
& Aluminum Cans: All cans
stay empty, clean, rinsed and label free.
Plastic
Containers: Soda, milk, juice,
shampoo, and detergent bottles labeled with a (1) PETE or a (2) HPDE must
be empty, rinsed and without caps.
Products to be separated for recycling
Newspaper, do
not use bags, tied only. |
Place in once container Steel & Tin |
Can all be placed in one container. Aluminum |
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Plastic Containers |
Glass Jars and
Bottles DO NOT BAG |
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Glass Mirrors/ Window Pane/ Glass Door/ Windshield/
Light Bulbs/ Ceramics/ Crystal/ Pyrex/ Dishes/ Drinking Glasses
Tin & Aluminum Paint Cans/ Aerosol Cans/ Chemical or Hazardous
Material Containers/ Coast Hangers/ Tin Foil/ Aluminum Foil/ Bottle or Jar
Lids/ Pots and Pans
Plastic Motor Oil or Transmission Fluid Bottles/ Foam
Plastic/ Misc. Household Plastics/ Plastic Bags/ Plastic Bottles with a –3-,
-4-, -5-, -6-, or –7-
Newspaper/ Junkmail/ Magazines/ Paper Bags/ Phone Books/
Plastic Bags/ Dirty Papers
Again be reminded that
the county has mandated this recycling program and forbids us to pick up your
garbage if you don’t recycle. The county will inspect your garbage from time to
time to check for compliance and will fine you if you do not comply.
Our
dumpsters are for resident and Rockwood staff use only. Please do not put
regular trash in the recycle bins. We do not allow anyone to go through our
dumpsters for deposit cans and bottles, etc. Please contact the rental office
at once, if you feel anyone is misusing these sites, in any manner.
Please do
not leave large objects such as furniture, and used appliances outside of our
dumpsters. If you have a question concerning how or where to dispose of such
items, please contact the office.
Trash
cannot be left in your hallway, bin area, decks, etc., even temporarily. Our
employees are instructed to remove trash from these areas and charge the tenant
$25.00 per offense. In addition, do not use the laundry room trash containers
or the winter sand buckets in your hallways, to dispose of your garbage.
Littering
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All personal items
and/or property such as children’s toys, bicycles, furniture, etc should be
stored in your apartment or in your storage bins, effective immediately. All
common hallways are to be kept clear of refuse, furniture and all personal
items of any sort at all times. This is mandated to keep in compliance with the
Town of Walkill fire and safety ordinances. Any articles found in the common
hallways or any other common area may be removed and possibly discarded by our
maintenance staff. If we discover whom the item belongs to there may be a
charge for removing the item.
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Garbage is to be
placed inside the garbage dumpsters. If this is your child’s chore, please be
sure they are able to reach the dumpsters in order to place the garbage inside,
effectively. Household garbage is not to be placed in common areas prior to
being taken outside. Please remove your garbage in a timely manner from your
apartment, also. See recycle information attached for specifics on using
correct dumpsters for newspaper, and another for glass, steel, tin, aluminum,
plastic containers, and the regular dumpster for all other garbage. Please close
side doors of dumpsters, and when possible close top lids, to keep animals out
of dumpsters and to keep litter from spilling out.
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It is not permissible to leave cigarette butts in the
common areas of your building, or to dispose of them on the outside grounds.
These areas include mulch and stone landscaped areas. Besides it’s
unsightliness, it is a potential fire hazard. Be cautious if smoking on your
deck, to use ashtrays being certain the cigarettes are completely extinguished.
Allow the butts to cool , then dispose of properly. We are also asking for your cooperation to prevent the careless
tossing of candy wrappers, chewing gum wrappers, or any other type of small
debris form littering the grounds. Please take time to dispose of these items
properly. This includes not using the sand buckets that are placed in the hall
in the wintertime for sanding the sidewalks. These are not trash cans. Please
inform your children and your visitors of these rules, and all other rules.
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Residents must cooperate
with established snow removal procedures. Maintenance Staff will plow the
driveways and parking areas shortly after the end of a snowfall. All cars must be moved from the parking areas in a
timely manner as we notify the tenants that we are plowing their buildings
spaces. If you are going away during the winter, leaving your car in a parking
space, you must make arrangements to have your car removed in the event of a
snowstorm. Vehicles not moved will be subject to towing at tenant’s expense,
including visitor’s vehicles, without further notice. Please be careful when
removing snow from your vehicle not to create a further problem with snow in
your parking space.
Drains
and Toilets
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Please only flush toilet paper down the toilet. Please do
not flush kitty litter down the toilet, even if the product says that it is
flushable. Also, please do not flush feminine sanitary products, including
those that say that they are disposable and flushable. This is very important
because of the sewer system and volume of use. Also, please be careful of what
goes down your sink and shower drains. Please do not dispose of grease, food,
hair, or any other objects in your sinks or shower. If we discover who is
responsible for the backups, unfortunately we will have to charge the tenant
for damages. Remembering to do these things now will prevent unnecessary
interruptions in service later.
Children’s Behavior Policies- Including Tampering with Water Spigots
and Landscaping And Not Playing In Common Areas
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In the past, our maintenance personnel have observed
children playing with our water spigots. Many of our spigots have water timers
on them to water flowers on a regular schedule. Please explain to your children
the importance of them not touching these spigots. It could destroy the timers
and hoses, along with the landscaping
which will
not receive
water. If we do observe children participating in this behavior, we will
contact their
parents. Damages will become the responsibility of the parents.
In addition,
parents are responsible to monitor their children’s whereabouts and
behavior at
all times. Children are not to play in plant beds or stone beds alongside
buildings.
Please
remember that apartment living requires consideration of all neighbors.
Some
tenants do
not have children. We do supply two playgrounds that should be used by
children. Common hallways and basement areas are not play
areas at any time.
Playground areas and the field opposite
Building 71 provide ample space for play.
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Rollerblading
and skateboarding are not permitted on Rockwood property.
In addition to children tampering with our water
timers and spigots, we ask all tenants and their visitors to not detach timers,
hoses, etc. in order to wash cars, etc. Our landscaping could suffer if we do
not have the scheduled waterings.
Apartments will be
inspected for damages shortly after the tenant vacates the apartment. Security
deposit refunds will be made in the names of all tenants on the lease. In no
event will we issue separate checks. It is important that tenants give us a
forwarding address for the check to be sent to. Failure to give a forwarding
address will delay return of tenants security deposit refund. Cleaning and
damage charges, along with any other fees, will be deducted from the deposit. Security can never be used as rent
payment.
Please refer to your
lease for further security deposit information, including time frame in which
security is returned.
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We welcome all
constructive criticism of any policy we have and we welcome suggestions for
improving the overall quality of living at Rockwood. Please feel free to
contact the rental office personnel with your thoughts.
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It is the policy of
the owners and management of Rockwood Gardens Apartments that our staff be responsive and courteous to our residents. If you feel someone
has been rude or unreasonable please contact either the Property Manager, Linda
Hadden at (845) 692-2939 or you can call Erica Arbron, President at (203)
322-7170.
Changes
to Rules and Regulations
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The landlord
reserves the right to change and /or add to these rules and regulations.
As reviewed by all
tenants of record, the foregoing is attached hereto as a rider as Schedule 1,
containing further Rules and Regulations, specific to Rockwood Gardens
Apartments, which are hereby made part of the Lease Agreement. Any violations
to these terms will be considered a failure to honor our lease obligations, and
consequently you may be considered in default and subject to legal action under
the lease and the law.
I have reviewed the
foregoing Rules and Regulations and I understand all of the terms, as set
forth.
AGREED:_____________________________________ __________________
TENANT
DATE
AGREED:_____________________________________ __________________
TENANT DATE
ACCEPTED BY:
Owner’s Signature
Linda Hadden, Property
Manager, Rockwood Gardens Associates, for the landlord
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DATE