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The dog will not be left unattended at any time - AS PER THE CITY OF BUSSELTON LEGISLATION
If the manager deems the pet has been inside the property and on or against any soft furnishings or carpeted area’s and fur has been left behind the manager will have the house fumigated and sanitised and all soft furnishings dry cleaned at full cost to the tenant.
(d) overlooking or light spill.
6.1. All rubbish produced by occupants must be stored in a closed rubbish container, and placed on the verge on rubbish collection day.
6. General obligations
TOWELS AND LINEN
(c) excessively loud noise nuisance; and
6.2. An occupant of the holiday home must not sleep or camp on the site in a tent, caravan, campervan or similar.
CONDITIONS OF SHORT TERM HOLIDAY RENTAL AGREEMENT RENTAL CONTRACT
(b) must be managed and not cause a nuisance (including a noise nuisance associated with barking or howling) to neighbours adjoining or in the vicinity of the holiday home.
An occupant must not engage in conduct at the holiday home that contravenes—
Pets occupying the premises—
The property is to be left in a clean and tidy state, with floors swept, benches wiped, dishwasher emptied or dishes washed and put away. All rubbish must be emptied into the sulo bins and put on the side of the road. Any excess rubbish that won’t fit in the bin must be removed from the property or a rubbish removal fee will be charged to you. If the Sulo bins are not put out on the kerb when you vacate you will be charged for emptying them at the tip. Beds must be left with quilt covers straightened and clean. You must clean the BBQ if you have used it or you will be charged $50 from your bond.
An amount deemed by the booking manager is payable by guest for any extra cleaning or rubbish removal and it shall be redeemable from the tenant where necessary. Any amounts required by booking manager from tenant shall be taken from the tenants bond without prior notice to tenant.
5. Pets
1. Occupants to act lawfully
CLEANING
An occupant must notify the manager of any dispute or complaint about an occupant’s behaviour as soon as possible after the dispute or complaint arises.
The guest acknowledges that IF they have been granted permission to have a pet at the property it is under the following conditions.
CITY OF BUSSELTON CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE OCCUPANTS OF HOLIDAY HOMES
The dog shall not bark causing nuisance to any neighbour.
There is a extra $60 fee applicable to be paid DIRECTLY to Dunsborough Holiday Homes the managing agency and all and any damage or extra cleaning required will be made good by the tenant upon vacation or where necessary taken out of the bond.
8. Responsibility to manager
In all cases unless otherwise advertised bath towels, beach towels and bed sheets are not provided and you should therefore bring an adequate supply with you. Also note that you are expected to use a top sheet when using the provided blankets and quilts. If there is any unnecessary dirtying of these due to Guest not using a top sheet the Guest shall be responsible for payment of dry-cleaning.
Under no circumstances may the number of persons AT the holiday home exceed the maximum number of persons as stated on the web site that the property sleeps. If this becomes apparent to the booking Manager then the guests shall be immediately evicted and no refund granted. The property is NOT available for parties, weddings or functions of any sort.
The guests shall be responsible for the Property during the Guest’s stay. The Guest shall take all reasonable care of the Property and at the end of the stay shall leave the Property including all utensils, fixtures, fittings and equipment on, in or about the Property in a clean and tidy condition. The Guest shall be liable for any breakages or damage caused to the Property or any part thereof or any of the chattels therein that may occur during the Guest’s occupation of the Property and all costs of repairs and replacement thereof shall be payable to the Manager or the Owner upon demand. Any damage or breakage to any part of the Property or any of the chattels therein shall be reported to the Manager or Owner as soon as practicable after the damage occurring thereto. An amount deemed by the booking manager is payable by the guest for any extra cleaning or rubbish removal shall be redeemable from the tenant where necessary. If any damage is done to gardens or outside of the property the tenant shall also be held responsible and the costs redeemable from the tenant’s bond.
(b) loud aggressive behaviour including yelling, screaming, arguing;
3.2. Each vehicle used by an occupant or occupant’s guest of the holiday home must be parked within the designated parking bays.
(b) the conditions of registration.
I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS PROPERTY IS IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA AND I / WE WILL NOT MAKE ANY EXCESSIVE NOISE. I agree that voices / stereo’s / barking dogs and foul language may distress the neighbours so will be kept to a minimum and stereo’s will be turned off by 10pm on week nights and Sunday’s and 12 midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. If the police are called or neighbours complain the manager will need to evict you from the property with no refund of accommodation paid offered. The owner or owners agent has the right to eject tenants from the property during their stay if it is deemed by the manager that the tenants are not looking after the property, respecting the neighbours or have too many people either AT or residing at the property.
(a) must not be left unattended; and
The pet is to remain outside at all times.
4.1. Each occupant who enters, uses or occupies the holiday home, including any outdoor areas such as an outdoor entertainment area, deck, balcony, swimming pool or spa, must not act in a manner that could reasonably be expected to cause alarm, distress or nuisance to neighbours adjoining or in the vicinity of the holiday home, including but not limited to—
PETS
4. Obligations to neighbours
2. Number of occupants
NO LEAVERS OR LARGE ADULT ONLY BOOKINGS
3. Vehicles
The maximum number of occupants permitted at this holiday home is ___.
The rental contract is between the guest and the Managers and the owner of the property to which the accommodation booking is made and is subject to the terms and conditions herein. The contract for accommodations shall not be affected until the Manager sends the guest confirmation of the booking. The guest acknowledges that the Manager acts as a booking agent for the owner only and not as a principal.
NOISE
(a) criminal law; and
7. Responsibility for conduct of guests
GROUP SIZE
An occupant is responsible for the actions of all guests they invite onto the premises during the occupancy period, and must ensure guests comply with sections 1 - 6 of this code.
GUEST’S OBLIGATIONS IN RESPECT OF THE PROPERTY
3.1. The number of vehicles (including all motorised vehicles and trailers) parked at the holiday home must not exceed ___.
4.2. At all times, all noise coming from the holiday home must be kept to speaking tones when heard from the property boundary, and must be kept to a minimum after 10pm.
(a) violence or threats;
All Poop will be removed / cleaned from property and placed in rubbish bin in a plastic bag.
The guests must be 25 or over to book the property