Game Room! Huge house, pool table, BBQ, fire pit! - Tucson

--For those who intend to party: This house has a noise, motion, and occupancy sensor. It is locked. The internet is locked, and cannot be disabled. There are external cameras. Our neighbors know us, like us, and have our phone number. They don't like loud parties, and they will call the police. We live literally down the block. We will see the cars. Any extra guests beyond a couple extra family and friends will be asked to leave unless we were notified first. --There is absolutely no smoking inside. There will be a $300 cleaning fee for any rooms with any odor of smoking at all. This includes cigarette butts in the trash. --We strive to be as environmentally friendly as possible. We are solar powered, have a low-water-use toilet, and use only plant-derived, non- scented cleaning chemicals, shampoo, etc. --The air conditioning goes down to 73 and the heating up to 75, with some flexibility upon request. We have ceiling fans in the living room and bedrooms which make the house feel even cooler. CAMERAS: We have cameras surrounding the periphery of the house. They are frequently monitored, but they do not see into any private areas and are readily visible should you look for them. Those attempting to bring extra guests in beyond the number registered, or pets, will be caught, fined, and evicted. MEETING GUESTS: We typically allow guests to check in on their own, but sometimes are on site to meet them. SERVICE ANIMALS: Please answer the following questions legally allowed by the ADA regarding your service animal: Is the service animal required because of a disability? What work or task has the service animal been trained to perform? Under the ADA, service animals must be harnessed, leashed or tethered **at all times**, unless these devices interfere with the service animal’s work or the individual’s disability prevents using these devices. In that case, the individual must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other **effective** controls. The animals must be under control by the handler at all times, therefore **never left alone at any time**. If we discover a guest has misrepresented a pet as a service animal, we reserve the right to seek financial restitution, report fraudulent claims to government authorities, and **to evict the guest(s) without further notice**. In the latter case, there will be **no right to a refund** for unused nights. The ADA only accepts dogs and miniature horses as service animals. Thus cats **are not** accepted as service animals. The state of Arizona has a $250 fine for misrepresenting a pet as a service animal. Please note also that the above is for service animals. It does not apply to emotional support animals, which in the case of short term rentals in the state of Arizona are treated as pets. As such, you are required to report your ESA when booking, or will be fined $300 and evicted for sneaking it in.