Until starting this school planned for next June, we remain concerned about the children who continue to play under the balconies without the fence demarcating the playground has been moved as required bylaw of December 5, 2008. We had recently
of windy days and we have repeatedly warned the Sub-Prefecture of the risks incurred by the students of this school.
In response we have received a letter reminding us of Article 3 of the rules of DPOs which all tenants must comply (see photo above):
"the lessee agrees not to deposit or suspend any clothes, linen or object on walls, windows and balconies or in courtyards, and common areas, nor to shake rugs, mats and brooms. It is also strictly forbidden to throw papers, trash, debris or any objects from windows and balconies "... We are pleased to know that such a regulation exists because seeing some balconies are currently serves as the garage or laundry, we are "reassured" the future landscape of the city's entrance these bars offer when they are full!
Furthermore, the Sub-Prefecture reminded us that if accident or disaster due to a falling object from a balcony, the responsibility of the tenant could be fully engaged. The tenant must therefore be provided for civil risk "housing."
Again we are "reassured" to learn that under the pretext of having a contract liability, tenants can have a clear conscience and children can continue to play under the balconies of the houses ...
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