Absolutely no smoking, or candles indoors, no parties, & please no loud music or noise after 10pm (we kindly ask you to respect our neighbors), no pets, and no more than the indicated number of guests. Bonfire and Fireworks are prohibited. Running and jumping in the house are prohibited for safety reasons.
OCCUPANCY CONDITIONS :
1. LIABILITY : You accept full responsibility for all damages caused to the property (inside or outside), including all content. The Property Owners/Managers are not responsible for accidents or injuries to occupants or loss of personal property of any kind. Occupants are responsible for the safety and security of all persons both inside and outside of the premises, at all times during the rental period.
2. LOSS or DAMAGE : We reserve the right to charge for any loss or damage assessed upon departure. If extra cleaning or sanitizing is required over and above what would be considered normal wear and tear, a $250 penalty will be charged automatically to your credit card to cover the costs and a detailed description will be supplied.
3. SHOES : Occupants are asked to remove their shoes inside to protect the floors and rugs.
4. QUIET ENJOYMENT : In accordance with Niagara Falls by-laws, ‘quiet time' for the city is 10:00 PM - 7:00 AM, we ask that you respect this by-law. In addition, we require that at all times, all occupants behave appropriately and respect our neighbors. In case of a complaint due to excessive noise, the guests will be issued a WARNING. After the warning has been issued and the management company still receives complaints about excessive noise/partying, the guests will be asked to IMMEDIATELY VACATE the property with NO REFUND
5. PARTIES : Weddings, bachelor/bachelorette parties, parties of any other sort are STRICTLY PROHIBITED as well as gatherings with others than those on the occupant's list.
6. NON-SMOKING POLICY : Absolutely no smoking is permitted inside the premises. Any sign of smoking indoors(ash, smoke, cigarette odor, etc.) will result in a $250 penalty( charged to the registered guest*).For outdoor smoking, use the ashtrays provided and collect the cigarette butts in the ashtrays. Any cigarette butts placed anywhere else but the provided ashtrays will result in a $100 penalty( will be charged to the registered guest*)
7. ODORS: Any cooking that could cause a lasting aroma should be avoided during your stay. Please wash your dishes and leave the place in general cleanliness.
8. PET POLICY : Absolutely NO pets allowed. ( See pet policy for service animals)
9. FURNITURE: Please do not rearrange indoor furniture and keep indoor furniture inside.
10. RESERVATIONS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE : The person who books the reservation must be the person checking into the residence. Absolutely no extra guests, just the ones who booked and specified in the booking details.
11. MAKE-UP REMOVERS are provided so linens do not get stained. For make-up stains on linens and towels, an $80 laundry fine will be charged to the registered guest*. A check-in and check out message would be greatly appreciated. For late check out, extra charges will apply.
12. PARKING: We provide Free parking on the driveway for 2 vehicle. No parking is allowed on the street. Before the check-in time the Owner/Manager should be Notified if there is an intention to bringing additional vehicles and in such situation an extra charge may apply.
13. GARBAGE: When you check out all garbage should be collected and placed in the big black garbage bag provided by the Host.
14. NO ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES : Illegal substances are strictly prohibited and grounds for immediate eviction from the Property.
The Registered Guest should be liable for any and all costs incurred by Host and the refund will not be provided for the remaining balance of your stay.
*Registered Guest: The person who made the reservation.
Please always keep all the doors closed. Please don`t place any hot item on the kitchen counters Please turn off the lights and close all windows and doors when you are leaving the property. A check-in and check out message would be greatly appreciated. For late check out, extra charges will apply. We are accessible to the guests, and if any concerns arise during your stay, we are just a phone call away. Disclaimer: Every penalty will be charged to the credit card of the registered guest*
Pet Policy: Pets are not allowed in the building, except for service animals (see definition of service animal below) Anyone bringing in a service animal without the proper documentation (as set forth in The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, AODA) will be subject to $250 fine.
Service Animal Laws in Ontario: Service animals are animals, typically dogs, trained to help people with disabilities maintain independence.
For example, they perform tasks, such as:
• Guiding a blind or visually impaired handler around obstacles
• Alerting a handler with diabetes about low blood sugar levels
• Protecting a handler with epilepsy during seizures
• Calming a handler with autism in an environment with too much sensory stimulation
• Retrieving out-of-reach objects for a handler with a physical disability
• Alerting a handler who is deaf or hard of hearing about sounds
All service providers that operate premises open to the public, or to third parties that serve the public, must welcome service animals.
They must allow customers with disabilities to keep their service animals with them anywhere they need to go, except in places where the law excludes service animals.
Identification:
There are two ways that service providers can tell whether or not a customer’s animal is a service animal:
1. It is visibly apparent that the customer requires the animal for reasons relating to disability; or
2. the customer provides an identification card, or a letter from a healthcare practitioner, confirming that the customer requires the animal for reasons relating to a disability
Service animals and support animals:
Service animals have training to perform specific tasks for people with disabilities. Emotional support animals provide comfort and security. However, they do not have training for specific tasks. Therefore, emotional support animals do not qualify as service animals under the AODA.
Service providers are not required to allow support animals on their premises.
Providers may ask for proof that a customer’s animal is a service animal, unless it is visibly obvious that the person has a disability and is relying on the animal.
For instance, if a dog is clearly guiding a customer who is blind, providers should know without asking that this animal is a guide dog. Limitations and exceptions All service providers must welcome service animals, with a few food-related exceptions. Some places, such as food manufacturers, may be exempt from allowing service animals in certain areas. However, sometimes a customer who uses a service animal may want or need to access a location that the public can enter but where service animals are not legally permitted. In these instances, service providers must offer alternative accommodations so that the customer can access the service usually offered in that location. Providers may serve the customer in a location open to the animal. Alternatively, providers may serve the customer in the location where the animal is not allowed. In this situation, the animal may rest in a different area while a staff member performs the animal’s usual tasks. Service providers who follow the above service animal laws are also showing their commitment to serving all customers.
Source: https://aoda.ca/service-animal-laws-for-ontario-workplaces/
