No Open Flames Clause Samples

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No Open Flames. Tenant shall not permit open flames in the Unit or at the Development, including the use of candles or incents.
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No Open Flames. Absolutely no open flames (candles, sterno, butane, propane etc.) are allowed in any of the Telfair Museums. This includes flames contained in glass, food torches, certain food stations and sparklers
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No Open Flames. Renter will not, and will ensure that persons at the Event will not, bring onto Client premises any flammable devices, such as candles or chafing dishes with sterno flames beneath.
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No Open Flames. No open flames are allowed at any time. This includes candles for ambiance, as well as open flames in warming plates or other catering equipment. Open flames are strictly prohibited in the ▇▇▇▇’▇ Building. The ▇▇▇▇’▇ Life Safety Director must inspect (at the start of the event) any warming equipment used by a caterer servicing the ▇▇▇▇’▇ tenant event.
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No Open Flames. Open flames (bonfires, fire pits, exterior fire places or the like) are strictly prohibited. The only exception is a fire pit or fire place that was constructed or provided by the Lessor and in such case, any fire or open flame is restricted solely to that fire pit or fire place in the location set by Lessor. Any violation of this provision will result in a fine of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00). In addition, Lessees understand that they are jointly and severally liable for all damages, expenses or fines incurred by Lessor arising from Lessees’ or their invitees use of open flames on the premises, even if permitted by this paragraph, including cleanup expenses for rubbish. Specifically, Lessees acknowledge that ANY open fire on concrete surfaces will discolor and damage the concrete and in such event Lessor will replace the same and in doing so will go to the logical concrete joint or edge of Leased Premises. All work will be done by third parties and charged to the Lessees.
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No Open Flames. For your safety and for those in adjacent apartments, NO candles or open flames are permitted.
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No Open Flames. User will not, and will ensure that persons at the Event will not, bring onto The Center premises any flammable devices, except in accordance with applicable law.
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No Open Flames. Fireplaces shall not be used and open flames, including candles are prohibited.
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