Dockrey Apartments, budget with comfort in Nova Scotia -home

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Dockrey Apartments offer excellent accommodation for families, couples, and singles. Our properties for rent are clean, well maintained, and extensively renovated. We take pride in our properties and are certain they will please.
Nova Scotia boasts a relaxed lifestyle in rural areas, towns, and cities. Nova Scotia has something to offer everyone, spectacular coastlines, beautiful countryside, internationally recognized educational institutions, sport and recreation second to none, competitive business climate and dynamic arts and cultural environment. Unique tourism, fantastic scenery and amazing natural phenomena.
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as Summer approaches tenants and residents are reminded

Property rules

Swimming pools, wading pools, paddling pools, splash pads, and similar are prohibited. Special permission of the landlord may be asked. If permission is granted the permission is for a single season only and the swimming pool must be dismantled by 1 October each year
1. The landord grant of permission, does not grant planning permission required for a swimming pool, the tenant must obtain and provide proof of planning permission prior to installing any swimming pool
2. Any permitted swimming pool may only be filled by water trucked to the premises at the tenant’s expense, well or town water property supplies may not be used
3. Any permitted swimming pool must be securely fenced with a self latching gate; a “pool fence” as defined below, or by any statute, enactment, or bylaw, whichever is most restrictive.
  Defining a pool fence:
  1. All swimming pools shall be completely separated from adjacent properties, and adjacent parts of the subject property, by an obstruction such as a fence, building, deck or similar structure.
  2. The enclosure shall be constructed to prevent unauthorized access by providing a vertical obstruction having a minimum height of five feet with no opening exceeding four inches in width and no member shall be constructed to facilitate climbing.
  3. Except from within a building, all openings into a pool area enclosure shall be equipped with gates having self closing, self latching, child resistant, mechanisms.