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Barbeques (BBQ)• BBQs are only allowed on balconies, patios or decks that arenot made of wood.• BBQs that use a solid fuel such as wood or charcoalbriquettes are not allowed.• BBQs that use electricity, propane or natural gas as a fuelsource are allowed.You are responsible for your BBQ and must ensure that it is:• operated only outdoors in a well-ventilated area• not operated within an enclosed area or near combustiblematerials• used under constant adult supervisionThe propane tank used for your BBQ must:• be kept upright at all times• be closed at the valve when stored in a vehicle, building orbelow ground level• not be stored within two metres (6.5 feet) of a portable BBQwhen not attached to the BBQ• not be stored on a balcony that is enclosed by a screen or glass• not be more than 20 pounds when attached to the BBQ• not have a valve closer than 900 millimetres (three feet)fromany door or window that is lower than the valve• be equipped with a quick connect coupling valve (Q.C.C.V)and an overfill protection device (O.P.D.)Open and Closed Fire PitsOpen and closed fire pits are not allowed on ManitobaHousing properties.26
Pest ControlManitoba Housing has a pest control team that maintainsa healthy, safe environment for you and your guests. Thisincludes getting rid of any pests that appear in your homeand helping you avoid pests.Report pests to your Manitoba Housingleasing office• If you think you have pests in your home, phoneManitoba Housing immediately at 945-4663 inWinnipeg; or toll free 1-800-661-4663.• To avoid causing any further infestations, ManitobaHousing does not recommend that you treat pestproblems on your own.Preventing and exterminating pests• Manitoba Housing can provide you with information onhow to identify and prevent pests in your home. ManitobaHousing also arranges information sessions on how tomaintain a pest-free home.• An appointment with a professional exterminator will bescheduled to exterminate any pests in your home. Yourbelongings will be respected while your home is treated.With your co-operation, any pest concerns can be treatedwithout complications.• Manitoba Housing will provide you with information aboutwhat is needed to prepare in advance for the exterminatorand what the treatment and follow-up will involve.27
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