14 Hallways

One of the charming aspects of living at CityView includes the tasteful furniture and decor that adorn our common areas, including the hallways. Purchased by the Association, these items have been selected to be consistent with the ambiance of the building and minimize tripping hazards during power outages and other emergencies.

1. Residents are not permitted to their place personal furniture or other décor items in common areas, including entry ways, alcoves, and hallways without specific approval from the Association. This includes door mats, area rugs, umbrella stands, coat racks, shoe racks and loose footwear that can cause tripping hazards during low light situations, including power outages and fire emergencies.
2. Residents may submit a Furniture/Decor Request Form to the management company to place furniture and/or decor in common areas. A photograph of the furniture and/or decor must be included.  
3. Approval shall be based on the CityView interior design style guide, physical design, dimensions, and safety considerations. 
4. If approved, the resident must sign a waiver of liability if the furniture or decor is damaged in any way or stolen. 
5. Unapproved furniture or decor placed in common areas is subject to removal and disposal without notice.
6. Further, all common areas must remain clear of valet carts and grocery buggies.
7. Delivered packages must be removed from the hallway in a timely manner. No packages should be left in  hallways overnight.
8. Empty boxes and recyclables may not be left in the hallways for any amount of time and must be taken to the designated areas in the parking garages.
9. Bagged trash may not be set in the hallways for any amount of time and must be taken to the trash chute or designated areas in the parking garages.
10. With specific approval from the management company, unit owners may display welcome plaques, names, and seasonal decorations on their door, or within the 36" space on either side of their door. 
11. If approved, decorations must be displayed in accordance with specific guidelines prescribed by the management company.
12. When such decorations are removed, the condition of the door and wall must be returned to original condition, including appropriate patching and painting, if necessary.
13. These rules and regulations have been established to protect the health, safety, security, comfort, and financial interests of our owners and all other residents. Noncompliance can result in fines and/or additional consequences.