Clemons&nbsp;requires all tenants wishing to bring pets into the&nbsp;Parkview Apartments building to read, understand and abide by the rules outlined in this Pet Policy.<br /><br />
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<li>All pet owning tenants are required to pay a refundable pet deposit of $125 and a non-refundable pet fee of $125.</li>
<li>There is a monthly pet rent of $10 per pet.</li>
<li>2 pet maximum.</li>
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<div data-canvas-width="377.57832705882356">Pet owners must register their pets with the Landlord before the pet is brought onto the Premises and must update the registration annually.</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="639.4633447058823">Acceptable pets include dogs, cats, birds, small caged mammals, and fish. Requests to keep pets of any other type must be presented to Landlord in writing. Any animal may be deemed unacceptable by Landlord if it is not considered an appropriate pet for the rental situation (for example, based on its disposition). All pets must be able to be restrained by leash, carrier or cage.</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="147.6649094117647">All dogs and cats must wear identification tags that indicate the pet's name, owner's name, owner's address and telephone number.</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="76.84154647058824">Pets need to be inoculated in accordance with state and local law. All pets must receive proper veterinary care, and must be up-to-date on rabies and distemper vaccinations, with a veterinarian's statement to this effect provided to Landlord. Such verification will also be required with annual registration update.</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="639.4633447058825">Pets shall be properly licensed in accordance with applicable state and city ordinances, with evidence of licensing provided to Landlord</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="137.88536117647064">The size of any one animal cannot exceed forty (40) pounds or Landlord/Property Manager discretion.</div>
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<div data-canvas-width="639.3536382352939">All household pets must be under the control of a responsible individual while on the common areas of the Property. All pets must be effectively and appropriately restrained and under the control of a responsible individual while on the common areas of the Property.</div>
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<li>Pets shall not be allowed in any common area (including but not necessarily limited to lobbies and halls) of the building and Property, except to enter or exit the building.</li>
<li>Tenants are responsible for keeping all areas where pets are housed clean, safe, and free of parasites, including fleas. Dog &ldquo;Potty Pads&rdquo; are not acceptable; all dogs must be taken outside for potty purposes. Dog owners must immediately pick up and dispose of all dog waste deposited on the Property&rsquo;s streets or grounds. Cat owners must place soiled cat litter in tied, plastic bags and disposed of it in the garbage facilities. Cat litter cannot be flushed down the toilet. A waste removal penalty of $50 per occurrence will be assessed to&nbsp;Owner&rsquo;s for failure to comply with pet rules on waste removal.</li>
<li>No pet is to be left unattended in a Tenant's unit for a period longer than that which is appropriate in light of the needs of the pet. In general, dogs should not be left unattended for more than 9 hours, and other pets for more than 24 hours, on a regular basis. When Landlord has reasonable cause to believe a pet has been left unattended for an extended period of time, Landlord will attempt to contact the Tenant or the emergency pet caretakers (listed below) to remedy the situation. If the emergency pet caretakers (listed below) are unwilling or unable to assume responsibility for the pet, Landlord may enter the Tenant's unit and make any necessary arrangements for the pet's care, including but not limited to removing the pet and placing it in a temporary home, such as a boarding kennel. Any costs incurred will be deducted from the Tenant's pet and security deposit.</li>
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<div data-canvas-width="639.5260341176469">Tenants are responsible for ensuring that their pets do not disturb or annoy other tenants or neighbors. Tenants whose pet(s) are determined by Landlord to be disturbing others must remedy the situation immediately. If Tenant fails to remedy the situation after two (2) warning(s), Tenant will receive a 30-day notice to remove the pet, except in the case of a serious problem, e.g. a vicious dog, whereby the length of time may be shortened in the interest of public safety. If Tenant fails to remove the pet, Tenant will be considered in breach of the Tenant's Lease and may be required to vacate the Premises.</div>
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<li>Tenants are responsible for all damages or injuries caused by their pets.</li>
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<div data-canvas-width="633.131714117647">Our rules include: requiring tenants to pick up and dispose of pet waste and to keep their pets on leashes when on our property, outside and inside the building</div>
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