All residents at 1100 Afton must agree and abide to the following additional terms and conditions.
Effective April 14, 2026.
The Rules that follow are intended to promote a safe, clean, and hospitable lifestyle community for all residents of 1100 Afton Drive. They are also intended to protect and enhance the property with no unreasonable interference.
The Rules are not designed to unduly interfere, restrict, or burden the use or enjoyment of the property. However, all residents and their guests are expected to abide by the Rules, which are meant to supplement the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act outlining the resident’s responsibilities.
All complaints of violations must be in writing and directed to the Resident Management Team, by a resident, in a timely manner so that investigations and actions may be taken. Complaints should state the nature of the violation, the time and place, and the facts that gave rise to the violation as well as any possible photos or other evidence. Complaints should also include the unit number and the name of the party violating the rules, if known. The complaint should also include the name, unit number, email address, and phone number of the party making the complaint for follow up.
Once a complaint is investigated and substantiated, a warning letter will be issued to the violator and/or unit resident with time to correct the issue. If the Resident Management Team determines that the issue is not rectified within an appropriate period of time, or if there is a repeated violation of the Rules, the Resident Management Team shall take necessary action under the Rules and the Residential Tenancies Act to remedy the offense.
Failure to comply with any of the Rules may be grounds for application to the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) for termination of the tenancy.
If any part of the Rules is found by the LTB Tribunal to be not enforceable, only such part of the clause found to be not enforceable shall become void, and same shall not affect the remainder of the Rules which shall remain in full force.
1. NUISANCE AND NOISE
(A) No use or practice shall be allowed which is an unreasonable source of annoyance to the owners and residents of the complex, or which unreasonably interferes with the peaceful enjoyment, possession, or proper use of the complex by others.
(B) Residents and their guests will be expected to reduce noise levels during the hours of 10 p.m. to 8 a.m., so that neighbours are not disturbed. At no time should instruments, music, televisions, cell phone conversations, or other noises on the balconies or in the hallways be so loud that they become a nuisance to neighbours.
(C) Resident move in/out and large furniture deliveries shall be restricted to 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. and the movers shall use the designated move in doorway and hall and designated elevator only, so as not to restrict door/elevator access from other residents/guests. Elevator move in/out access must be booked with the Resident Management Team.
2. WASTE AND RECYCLING DISPOSAL
(A) There shall be no littering. All garbage and recycling materials shall be deposited only in designated outdoor garbage and recycling bins[LP1] . No garbage, trash, or recyclable materials shall be permitted to remain in the hallways, balconies or any other space that is not the residents’ unit.
(B) Cat litter must always be bagged and taken directly to the garbage bin outside and never left in hallways, balconies or common spaces.
(C) Diapers of any kind (i.e. children and adult) must always be placed in another bag before being placed in the outdoor garbage bin.
(D) Never flush any diapers, wipes, incontinence, or feminine hygiene products through the plumbing system. Please wrap/bag and dispose of these as waste in the outdoor garbage bins.
(E) Boxes greater that 30 inches by 30 inches must be broken down and placed in the recycling bins.
(F) Do not bring waste from other locations to the complex.
(G) Do not toss garbage into the gardens, lawn area or parking lots.
(H) Electronics and appliances must go to a designated facility. Visit: https://www.sarnia.ca/e-waste-recycling/
(I) Household Hazardous Waste must be taken to a Lambton Facility – call 519-845-0801 or visit https://www.lambtononline.ca/en/resident-services/household-hazardous-waste.aspx
(J) The municipality does not offer large furniture pickup at apartment buildings. Residents must dispose of large furniture items themselves (taking them completely off premises) or contact the Resident Management Team to coordinate removal. A $50 fee is likely to apply.
(K) Throwing any waste (including cigarette butts) from balconies is strictly forbidden.
(L) Absolutely no needles are to be placed in the complex waste. All needles should be properly disposed of as medical waste in an appropriate “Sharps” container and taken to an approved medical waste facility/pharmacy.
3. SAFETY & SECURITY
(A) No items of any sort are to be left in the common hallways by order of the Ontario Fire Act.
(B) The entry doors are secure for all residents. Do not prop any doors open or allow unknown persons into the building.
(C) There shall be no misuse of the common areas, which damages the space, increases the maintenance, or causes unreasonable disturbance or annoyance to the residents who share the common areas.
(D) No intoxicated behaviour of any kind in common areas or on the grounds or parking areas will be tolerated. This includes alcohol or other substance abuse.
(E) Do not copy or lend out your building keys/fobs/access cards/codes to a non-resident. You must contact the Resident Management Team if your unit entrance lock requires changing.
(F) No resident or visitor shall tamper with, disable, or remove any life saving device from the building. All smoke and heat detectors shall remain connected, and batteries inserted as may be the case. No detectors or sprinkler heads shall be tampered with, blocked, or painted, as this causes improper operation. Any hallway fire equipment that is used for fire purposes shall immediately be reported to the Resident Management Team for inspection and to recharge/replace as necessary.
(G) Report any defective life safety equipment to the Resident Management Team as soon as possible.
(H) It is recommended that all residents familiarize themselves with the location of all fire safety equipment and emergency exits and develop an emergency plan for their occupants. Never use the elevator if fire alarms are sounding.
4. LAUNDRY
(A) You have been provided with in suite washer and dryer. Do not disconnect any water/power or venting of these appliances.
(B) Do not overload the capacity of the units.
(C) If the appliances are not working, notify the Resident Management Team to place a service call.
(D) It is the residents’ responsibility to clean the lint from the vents on a regular basis.
(E) Only use washers and dryers between the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. and under supervision. This is to reduce noise during sleep hours as well as monitor for any potential hazards.
(F) No unit washers and dryers shall be used for any business purposes and only for residents so as not to excessively use the units beyond their specifications and associated utilities. Replacement or repairs to washers and dryers due to excessive use will be charged back to the resident.
5. COMMON AREAS
(A) Do not allow children to play in the lobby, hallways, or stairwells of the building. At all times, children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult while utilizing the elevator.
(B) No rollerblading, bike riding, or skateboarding anywhere inside the building.
(C) No bikes, e-bikes or scooters are to be brought beyond the bike room through hallways, elevators, or into resident suites without Resident Management Team approval.
(D) Children are to be monitored and supervised while playing outdoors and avoid any play in the parking areas.
(E) No items of any sort are to be left in the common hallways by order of the Ontario Fire Act.
6. PETS
(A) When in the common shared spaces, all animals must be on leash.
(B) In addition to these Rules, City of Sarnia By-Law # 234 of 1992 as amended by By-law 178 of 2019 governs all Animal Control.
(C) Pitbull breeds are restricted by the Dog Owners’ Liability Act RSO 1990.
(D) Dogs shall be limited in size to 30 pounds or less as an adult, except those acting as a registered service animal.
(E) The occupant will maintain no more than 1 pet per unit.
(F) Owners must obtain and maintain liability insurance against any and all damage caused by their pet. Proof of insurance shall be submitted to the Resident Management Team.
(G) The resident agrees that they are fully responsible for any and all damage caused by their pet to any portion of the complex and shall reimburse the Landlord for the cost of any repairs to said damage.
(H) All pet owners shall register all pets kept on site with the Resident Management Team and provide proof every year of rabies vaccines, flea treatments and an up-to-date municipal license.
(I) Breeding, boarding, pet sitting, grooming services, or maintaining of any pets for any commercial purposes are expressly prohibited.
(J) No pet shall be permitted outside the unit in any common area unless accompanied and leashed by a responsible individual, on a leash of no more than 10 feet.
(K) All pets are strictly prohibited from using common area lawns or landscaped frontage for relief. Pets must be toileted in the designated Dog Run area or off the complex grounds and excrement disposed of in a sanitary manner as per the City of Sarnia requirements. Failure to comply may result in a cleaning surcharge or removal of the pet from the premises.
(L) All accidental pet excrement on the complex grounds shall be immediately picked up, removed and sanitized by the pet owner.
(M) No toileting of pets on the balconies.
(N) Excessive noise from any animal will not be tolerated at any time of the day or night. City of Sarnia by-law enforcement prohibits excessive noise at any time and is subject to a provincial offense ticket or possible court appearance. Repeated offences may be subject to an LTB application for removal of the animal or lease termination.
(O) Unprovoked aggressive actions by a pet towards a resident, guest, or other pet will not be tolerated. This includes inside the Dog Run. In such a case, the pet may be required to immediately wear a muzzle in all common areas and further steps may be taken with the LTB or By-Law Enforcement. Aggressive dogs must not be taken off leash inside the Dog Run, nor brought into the Dog Run while other dogs are present unless wearing a muzzle.
(P) The resident acknowledges that there are grounds to terminate the tenancy by way of notice of application at the Landlord and Tenant Board should the pet cause any damage, endanger others, cause a severe allergic reaction or interfere with the enjoyment of others in the complex.
(Q) At no time shall any poisonous, obnoxious, or hoofed pet be kept on the premises.
(R) Hallways, stairwells, and lobbies are designated for transit only and are not to be used for pet exercise, play, or the throwing of toys. Residents are required to use the designated on-site dog run or off-site public areas for all pet exercise activities.
7. BALCONIES
(A) Do not throw anything off the balconies (including cigarette butts). Anything that falls or blows off your balcony is the residents’ responsibility, and the resident is liable for any damage/injury/cleanup that is incurred.
(B) Do not allow any water to drip from your balcony. This includes from planters or bird feeders. Do not allow pets to use the balcony as a toilet area.
(C) No planter boxes hanging off the outside of balconies are allowed as this is a potential overhead hazard.
(D) A unit shall have exclusive use of any balcony to which that unit provides sole and direct access. Ground floor units may use only the concrete area and not the grass area as their personal space.
(E) No overloading of any balcony area is allowed. Any damage caused by overloading any area will be the responsibility of the unit resident.
(F) Ensure that there are no loose items that may blow off the balcony and harm any passerby or the building. This includes umbrellas and other furniture.
(G) No antenna, satellite dish, or receiver shall be affixed to the balcony or outside walls of the suite.
(H) The balcony is not a storage area, garbage area or garden and the residents shall maintain it in a neat and tidy condition at all times.
8. RESIDENTS AND GUESTS
(A) All residents are responsible for their occupants and guests’ actions and damage and as such, the Resident Management Team, upon being notified, shall take immediate steps under the Residential Tenancies Act to enforce all such rules, and issue all necessary notices to residents.
9. PARKING
(A) Any cars contravening these rules may be towed without warning at the resident’s expense.
(B) Only residents with a valid parking permit are permitted to park in the designated covered parking spots. These are paid, assigned parking spots available on a first-come-first-serve basis and are subject to availability. All violators will be towed, no exceptions.
(C) No storage of any uninsured and/or unlicensed vehicles on site.
(D) No storage of any trailers, boats, RVs or off-road vehicles on site.
(E) Guest and visitors are to park in the available open spaces in the parking lot (not the covered parking spaces). Residents shall direct visitors appropriately.
(F) No parking that blocks any exit, ramp or garbage pickup area is allowed.
(G) No vehicle shall take up more than one space and vehicles must always be kept within the stall lines.
(H) Any damage to the asphalt by a vehicle or any leak of a vehicle shall be the responsibility of the owner to clean and repair.
(I) No vehicle repairs are to be conducted in the parking lot areas except for emergency repairs as may be necessary to move the vehicle off site for servicing.
(J) Non-compliance with any of these Rules or any future Parking Policy put in place or not following any posted parking lot regulations, will result in vehicles being towed at the owner’s expense.
(K) No Parking is allowed in any fire route area.
(L) The Accessible parking spots are designated for owners of appropriate vehicle licenses only.
(M) E-Vehicle charging parking stalls are designated for e-vehicles of residents only, and may only be used while the vehicle is actively charging, and shall be moved when not actively charging. Vehicles may only be parked in the E-Vehicle charging parking stalls for a maximum of four hours. All such vehicles must be registered with the Resident Management Team.
(N) Parking areas may be modified during the winter for snow piling/storage when necessary.
(O) Visitor parking is reserved for short-term guests only. No visitor vehicle may remain on-site for more than 72 consecutive hours without written management approval.
(P) The Resident Management Team is not responsible for any damage or loss in the parking area.
10. SMOKING
This is a Smoke-Free building
(A) The Smoke Free Ontario Act governs all common elements of this premises.
(B) No smoking or vaping of tobacco type or cannabis type products in any form in any common area or within 15 feet of any entrance to the building is allowed.
(C) No smoking or vaping of tobacco type or cannabis type products in any form in any suites is allowed.
(D) Smoking of tobacco products only is permitted on your exclusive balcony area, only with care taken to not allow second hand smoke to bother your neighbours’ enjoyment of their balcony areas.
(E) No growing/cultivating of any cannabis is allowed in suites on balconies or anywhere on the complex property.
(F) Do not dispose of butts from your balcony, on the lawn or parking areas. DO NOT throw cigarette butts in the waste bins unless thoroughly cooled or extinguished with water.
11. OVERLOADING/OVERUSE/ABUSE/LEAKS
(A) No overloading of power shall be allowed. Power consumption shall be for residential use only. No hookup for business use (other than small private home office) is allowed.
(B) No reselling of utilities is permitted.
(C) A resident that damages the power infrastructure due to overloading from abuse or excessive use must pay for repairs.
(D) All occupants shall ensure that they immediately report any dripping, leaking taps, running toilets or washers to conserve all water use in the building and ensure no damage to other areas of the building.
(E) No laundry washer, sink or tub filling shall be left unattended to prevent overflow damage to floors or other areas of the building.
(F) Residents will be responsible for the cost to service any clogged drains or toilets.
12. OCCUPANCY
(A) Each unit shall have a maximum occupancy of two residents for each bedroom.
(B) No unit shall be used for any purpose other than long term residency unless agreed by the Resident Management Team.
(C) No unit shall be used as a primary place of business other than a small private home office.
(D) No unit shall be used for temporary, transient residency, or residency of any term less than 1 year (i.e., bed & breakfast, daily room rental, vacation rental, AirBNB, VRBO, or any form of sharing service).
(E) All residents shall provide proper contact and emergency contact information to the Resident Management Team including a list of all residents or visitors who are staying for any duration of 1 month or greater.
(F) No resident shall modify a unit as to increase the number of bedrooms.
13. AMENITY USE & BOOKINGS
(A) All common area amenities (Lounge, BBQ areas) are available for use from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Pickleball will be available for use from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.[LP2]
(B) Residents must observe quiet hours between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Any use of 24/7 amenities (Fitness Studio) during these hours must be noise-neutral.
(C) Private use of the Lounge or Guest Suite must be booked through the Resident Portal. Management reserves the right to suspend booking privileges for violations of these terms.
(D) Residents and guests use all building amenities at their own risk. 1100 Afton Management is not liable for injuries or loss of property.
14. PICKLEBALL COURT
(A) The outdoor court is available for use from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on a first-come-first-serve basis unless otherwise posted. To inquire about reserving the pickleball court in advance, please contact the Resident Management Team.
(B) A maximum of four (4) players are permitted on the court at any time.
(C) Residents are responsible for providing their own racquets and balls. Proper non-marking athletic footwear is required.
(D) Play is limited to one hour if others are waiting.
(E) Residents must be respectful of others. No amplified music or abusive language will be tolerated.
15. FITNESS STUDIO
(A) The fitness studio is available 24/7 for resident use only. Residents under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
(B) All residents must have a signed liability waiver on file prior to the first use of the facility.[LP3]
(C) Equipment must be wiped down after use and weights returned to racks. Proper non-marking athletic footwear is required.
(D) No amplified music during quiet hours.
16. WASH STATION
(A) We have provided a wash station (car/dog) for residents use. Station is to be used for self-serve rinse and wash only. No interior detailing, mechanical repairs, or oil changes are permitted at the station.
(B) Self-serve for registered resident pets/cars only. Professional grooming/carwashing businesses are prohibited.
(C) Residents are required to clean the station immediately after use (including hair removal and debris) to ensure it is ready for the next neighbour.
17. GUEST SUITE
(A) The guest suite may be reserved through the resident portal, subject to availability and compliance with all building booking procedures.
(B) The nightly fee for the guest suite is $150.00, and a $50.00 security deposit is required at the time of booking. Fee is subject to change by Resident Management Team. Fees listed inside the booking portal will be most accurate and up-to-date and override this fee.
(C) Residents may book the guest suite for a maximum of five (5) consecutive nights per stay.
(D) Usage is typically capped at ten (10) nights per month and thirty (30) nights per calendar year per resident suite, unless otherwise approved in writing by Resident Management.
(E) Check-in time is scheduled for 3:00 p.m., and check-out must be completed by 11:00 a.m. to allow for cleaning and preparation for the next guest.
(F) Residents will receive a full refund for cancellations made at least 48 hours before the start of the booking. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the start time will result in a forfeiture of the $50.00 deposit, and same-day cancellations are non-refundable.
(G) The maximum occupancy of the guest suite is limited to two (2) adults. At least one guest must be 18 years of age or older. The resident making the reservation is responsible for the conduct of all guests at all times.
(H) Guest suite is to be used for personal guests only and may not be reserved for third party guests (such as AirBnB, VRBO, etc).
18. BARBECUE
(A) Barbecues/Grills with charcoal or propane or open flame are not allowed inside or on balconies.
(B) All electric barbecues, while in operation, must be outside and shall NOT be left unattended.
(C) All residents have access to the resident gas fired barbeque outside the amenity area.
19. AMENITY ENFORCEMENT AND SUPPLEMENTAL RULES
(A) Resident Management reserves the exclusive right to suspend or revoke amenity access and booking privileges for any resident or guest who violates these rules, posted regulations, or safety requirements. In cases where rules are actively being breached, Management may immediately remove guests or end private events to restore order and safety. Furthermore, Management may deny future bookings to any resident who has demonstrated a history of non-compliance or nuisance. In addition to the suspension of privileges, the resident remains fully responsible for any cleaning or repair costs necessitated by their conduct or the conduct of their guests, and such costs will be charged directly to the resident’s account.
(B) Residents and their guests are required to comply with both this addendum and any supplemental rules, etiquette signage, or operational instructions posted within specific amenity areas. This includes, but is not limited to, pickleball court etiquette, fitness studio safety instructions, guest suite check-in/check-out procedures, and dog/car wash cleanup requirements. These posted rules are intended to facilitate the day-to-day operation of the community and carry the same weight as the terms of the lease. Any failure to follow posted signage or booking portal requirements shall be considered a violation of these Additional Terms.
20. RENT
(A) Rent and any additional fees are due on the first day of each month. Repair fees are due upon receipt. Any payment against the residents account shall be applied at the discretion of the Resident Management Team and to the oldest outstanding debt.
(B) Any amount paid by a third-party payor for a resident shall be deemed to have been paid by the resident and does not constitute the creation of a Landlord and Tenant relationship with the third party payor.
21. CLEANING
(A) If a resident knowingly causes a mess in the common areas, the resident shall be responsible for cleaning up the mess (i.e. spilled items, mud tracked throughout the halls, pet excrement, Christmas tree needles, etc.). The Resident Management Team’s cleaning contractors are contracted to keep common areas clean in the normal course, but not to clean excessive and/or intentional messes left by residents.
(B) Any pest infestation found in any unit shall be immediately addressed and eliminated by the resident so as not to spread to any other unit or common areas and reported to the Resident Management Team.
(C) Hoarding or prolonged storage of the following materials within a unit is not allowed: garbage, degradable matter, excessive paper or other flammable items, any other item that may, in the sole and absolute discretion of the Resident Management Team, overload the structure or constitute a fire, health or safety hazard.
(D) Any resident who creates any of the above issues must rectify it to the satisfaction of the Resident Management Team within a designated time period. If not completed, the Resident Management Team may hire out the cleaning, pest elimination, exterminating, or removal of hoarded materials at a cost to be billed to the resident in addition to any notices filed with the LTB.
(E) All residents shall ensure that on a regular basis as well as upon move out, they have cleaned the floors, cupboards, toilets, sinks, tubs, countertops, and all appliances.
22. OTHER REGULATIONS
(A) Residents shall keep premises in good condition and the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect said condition at reasonable times as allowed by the Residential Tenancies Act.
(B) Residents shall not interfere with other residents in the complex or their quiet enjoyment.
(C) Residents shall not make any alterations to the premises without written permission of the Resident Management Team including but not limited to changes of any sort to walls, ceilings, millwork, doors, appliances, flooring, windows or window coverings, and are prohibited from painting any walls dark colors (i.e. black, navy, etc.).
(D) Residents shall not tamper with or alter any electrical, plumbing, heating or safety systems.
(E) Residents shall not remove the provided window coverings nor install any other window coverings without prior approval from the Resident Management Team.
(F) Residents shall not keep flammable chemicals within their suite or onsite storage lockers.
(G) No resident shall interfere in any manner with any portion of the heating, lighting or any other apparatus in or about the building.
(H) Resident shall be responsible for closing of doors and windows in his or her apartment during storms to prevent water damage and to prevent pests from entering the premises.
(I) Doors to individual suites shall be used for entrance and exit and otherwise shall be kept closed at all times.
(J) No additional locks or changing of existing locks on any door is permitted. If the locks on a unit require changing, please contact the Resident Management Team.
(K) Please advise the Resident Management Team promptly through the resident portal of any malfunctions or difficulties regarding in suite laundry, appliances, etc., so that repairs and/or adjustments can be made with the least inconvenience.
(L) Nothing shall be attached to walls or woodwork except with stick-on type fasteners.
(M) No indoor gardens are permitted. No hot tubs or spas are permitted.
(N) No painting or permanent decorations are to be affixed to any wall, woodwork, door, or appliance.
(O) No drug or alcohol production allowed on site.
(P) Do not pour cooking grease down the drains of sinks, tubs or toilets. Cooking grease must be disposed of in the garbage.
(Q) The roof is not a common area of the building, and no resident or guest shall use the roof area.
(R) All cooking shall be performed in the kitchen area provided of each suite.
(S) No open flame is permitted in resident suites.
(T) No resident shall affix any signage or advertising that can be seen from outside their suite.
(U) Any costs to repair damage caused by move in/out shall be recoverable from the resident.
(V) The resident shall refrain from any acts that would result in any violation of city bylaws, municipal regulations, provincial or federal laws/acts causing an offense.
23. PEST CONTROL
(A) Residents will ensure that they are not allowing or bringing in any sort of pest, insect or rodent into the complex and will promptly notify the Resident Management Team of any such infestations requiring treatment. Every resident will comply promptly with any requirements for such treatment of infestations. Residents shall be responsible for the cost of any infestation (including treatment by a professional pest control contractor) caused by its their willful or negligent conduct, including allowing a person(s) on the premises who causes such infestation.
24. UTILITIES
(A) Electricity, water, natural gas for heat, telephone, and internet utilities are all the responsibility of the resident.
(B) Wyse Metering is the third-party service provider for electricity, water, and natural gas for heating. All residents shall complete an application and be approved by the Wyse utility company before moving into the complex. If this is not completed, the lease shall become null and void. The resident shall abide by all the Wyse Metering company requirements and maintain their account for the duration of their residency.
(C) The Landlord shall not be responsible for any termination of services by Wyse Metering company of the resident’s services for lack of payment or other fault of the resident.
(D) In the event of any such default, the Landlord shall be entitled to file an application to the Landlord and Tenant Board for recovery of any unpaid monies and for an order to terminate the tenancy.
25. MOVE IN/OUT
(A) Prior to move in, all forms and applications must be completed, utilities must be transferred into the resident’s name, and proof of tenant’s insurance must be provided.
(B) A move in checklist will be completed by the Resident Management Team and reviewed and signed by the resident regarding the state of the unit prior to occupancy.
(C) Prior to move out, all formal notices must be given to the Landlord and utilities transferred, notice to Canada Post for mail forwarding, keys/fobs/cards returned, storage lockers cleared out, all possessions removed from the suite and a move out checklist completed with the Resident Management Team and signed by the resident.
(D) Any cost of repairing defects/damage other than normal wear and tear shall be immediately payable to the Landlord and due upon receipt of the bill.
(E) If the Landlord is unable to give possession of the Leased Premises on the date the tenant is entitled to have possession in accordance with clause 4 of the Standard Form of Lease, the Landlord shall not be liable for damages arising out of the failure to give possession and shall give possession as soon as they are able to do so. The rent shall abate until the Landlord provides possession of the Rental Unit to the Tenant. The Landlord’s failure to grant possession on the date set out above shall not in any way affect the validity of this Agreement, and the Tenant’s obligations or in any way be construed to extend the term of the Agreement. The Landlord will provide 75 days notice to the Tenant prior to possession.
(F) The Landlord reserves the right to change any of the foregoing rules by rescinding or amending, or to make such other rules or regulations as are deemed necessary to provide for the comfort and convenience of all residents, and for the safety, care, proper maintenance, and cleanliness of the premises.
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