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House Rules prescribed (by the RTA)       (their brief version) Resident and guest behaviour: Residents and their guests must not interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort and privacy of other residents. Maintenance of rooms: Residents must maintain their rooms in a way that does not interfere with the reasonable comfort of other residents, and in a way that does not create a fire or health hazard. Residents must not intentionally or recklessly damage or destroy any part of their rooms or a facility in their rooms. Common areas: Common areas are areas shared by different residents. They may include a television room, bathroom, kitchen, hallway or yard. The provider/agent must take reasonable steps to make sure the common areas and the facilities in them, are kept safe, clean and in good repair. The residents must make sure they and their guests leave common areas neat, clean and tidy after using them. Guests: Residents must make sure their guests are aware of, and follow, the house rules. Access to residents’ rooms: The provider/agent must not enter the residents’ rooms other than as allowed under the Act. The provider/agent must also take reasonable steps to ensure residents have quiet enjoyment of their room/s. Door locks and keys: Residents must not tamper with (or change) a door lock on the premises, or make copies of keys without the permission of the provider/agent. Animals: Residents must not keep an animal on the premises without the permission of the provider/agent. Special Rules for this house No smoking in or under the house Crockery, cutlery, and cooking utensils must be washed up immediately after use No standing on any furniture No sitting on any furniture other than chairs, stools, beds, or sofa Nothing may be attached to walls or furniture by any means No clothes or other objects may be hung on anything other than a drying rack Tenants must secure their room against intruders and/or weather events before leaving the premises. Failure to do so may be deemed an emergency such that the owner or his agent may enter the room for the purpose of securing it. More may be added subject to RTA rules