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| Helpful Hints - Being a Good Neighbor |
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Texas A&M University
and Bryan/College Station Authorities work together to keep
the neighbor nice and safe.
Know your neighbors
- Introduce
yourself to your neighbors
- Say “Howdy” when you
see them
- Exchange phone numbers for emergency
situations
- Ask neighbors to pick up your mail
when you are on vacation
Parties
Your neighbors will be the ones to call the police if the party
is too loud.
- Let your neighbor know in advance that you are having
a party.
- Give your neighbors your number so they can call
if the party gets too loud.
- Clean up any mess from your party
as soon as possible.
- Make sure that everyone present is over
21 if alcohol is served.
Noise
You're too loud if you neighbors can hear from their properties.
- Don’t
leave barking dogs outside all day and night.
- Monitor noise
levels, including the volume of your stereo and TV, especially
early in the morning and late at night.
Disorderly Conduct-Noise Violation
1st Offense: $350
2nd Offense: $425
3rd Offense: $545
- After a third offense, it
becomes a Class B Misdemeanor and will be handled in the
County Court.
- Noise citations are issued to every resident
in the household.
- You can be taken to jail for failure to
comply with complaints after you have been warned.
Parking
- Park your car facing the right direction (violation is
$23 fine)
- Park in appropriately marked spaces
- Do not keep cars that
don’t run sitting in your driveway
- Do not park on the
grass (violation is $75 fine)
Property Appearance
- Mow your lawn regularly
- Keep couched inside the house, not
on the porch
- Put away your trash can 12 hours after the garbage
is collected
- Do not overflow your garbage can
- Gas grills must be 10 ft.
away from property, but you may have a charcoal grill (apartments
only). Be sure to check with your manager.
Crime Prevention
The most common crimes are vehicle burglary and theft. Follow
these tips to keep safe.
- Never leave keys in a vehicle
- Always lock the doors when
away from your vehicle, even for a short time.
- Remove items
of value from the vehicle when possible, or put in a place
out of view.
- Remove “pull-put” style
stereos (if equipped)
- Park in lighted areas
- Park in garages or on driveways, or
near your apartment so the vehicle can be viewed periodically
- Register
the vehicle in the Help End Auto Theft (H.E.A.T) Program
with the College Station Police Department
- Get a car alarm
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Get To Know Your Roommate:
Making an effort to get to know your roommates
is important. Besides name, hometown, major,
and classification, find out your roommate’s
birthday, his/her favorite food or television
show. Be honest and open about your expectations!
Do not be afraid to note the differences between
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Aggieland Apartment Finders is
locally owned and operated. Walk-ins are always
welcome. We are conveniently located at:
123 Walton Drive
College Station, Texas 77840
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Office: (979) 693-4900
Fax: (979) 693-4040
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