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Posted on September 26th, 2008 by admin and filed under Self Storage News |
Controversial mini-storage in final phase of approval process - Union
Nevada City neighbors divided over a proposed 273-unit mini-storage and fears of high-density housing will voice their concerns to county supervisors at a public hearing today. It is the final stage of an approval process for a project straddling the
Mobile Mini hires Mark Funk as new CFO, to replace Lawrence - RTT News
(RTTNews) - Wednesday, Mobile Mini, Inc. (MINI: News ), a portable storage solutions provider, said it appointed Mark Funk as its new chief executive officer succeeding Lawrence Trachtenberg, who will retire as executive vice president and chief
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Posted on September 22nd, 2008 by admin and filed under Self Storage News |
More than 170 people gathered at the Dutchess Golf and Country Club in Poughkeepsie Sunday for the second annual Dutchess Outreach Brunch. Proceeds from the brunch, which featured silent and live auctions, will support the Dutchess Outreach. Dutchess More on mini storages
If golf ever needed a fresh-scrubbed face promising change, it has a candidate in Montgomery County Golf. Unlike some politicians who campaign on a platform of reform and then fail to produce, MCG has delivered on its promise of change - and more is More on mini storages
Image of the 870-nm-long nanopencil taken with a transmission electron microscope. The inset shows the carbon nanotube electrode protruding from the silicon-oxide sheath. Credit: Noureddine Tayebi, et al. (PhysOrg.com) — Scientists have fabricated a More on mini storages
NORRISTOWN - Construction of non-residential facilities in Montgomery County bounced back last year after a down year in 2006. Some 2.9 million square feet of nonresidential space came on line last year, according to county staff planner Scott France More on mini storages
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Three people are jailed and facing drug charges after agents with the 15th Circuit Drug Enforcement Unit seized marijuana, cocaine and crack cocaine from a Little River storage facility, according to a press release. Vestal Jeremiah Poole, 24, of More on mini storages
Can You Store Anything In A Public Storage Or Are Some Things Prohibited?
Posted on September 18th, 2008 by admin and filed under Self Storage Articles |
If you are gong to use a public self-storage unit, you’ll want to know exactly what you can and cannot store in the unit. Every self-storage unit has its own particular rules and regulations, so be sure to read through any materials they provide for you carefully. You don’t want to get stuck in a bad situation where you have unknowingly stored prohibited materials in a storage unit. If you do, you might have to move your things out, or they might be confiscated or thrown away. So proceed with caution and keep your things out of harm’s way.
For the most part, you should use common sense when determining what items not to put in a public self-storage unit. Do not, I repeat, Do NOT put anything illegal in a self-storage unit. Doing so is not only wrong; it could land you in serious trouble. Do not put drugs, drug paraphernalia, forged money or documents, weapons, smuggled items anything against the law in a self-storage unit. All items will be easily traceable to you, and you will land in very serious trouble.
It’s a matter of common decency and common sense not to store illegal items in a self-storage unit. However, there are many legal items that are commonly not allowed in a storage unit. To be absolutely sure, double check with your self-storage provider and see what if any of your possessions might be inappropriate. Here is a list of a few commonly banned items.
Flammable Solvents and other flammable items. Most self-storage companies ban these types of items for obvious reasons. They are a fire hazard and release a foul odor. Example of flammable solvents include gasoline, kerosene, motor oil, lubricants, paints and paint removers, nail polish remover, alcohol and any other liquid that might catch fire. Storage units also usually ban any other items that could catch flame or explode. Examples of these items include gunpowder, fireworks, ammunition, fertilizers, pool chemicals, propane tanks, mothballs, batteries or any other potentially incendiary materials.
Living organisms. Don’t laugh. Some people have tried to store houseplants, livestock or house pets and even themselves in a storage unit. You absolutely cannot put any living thing or any other organic material in a storage unit. If you are caught living in a storage unit you will likely be expelled, your money won’t be refunded, and you may even be arrested.
Perishable Items. Any food, organic fertilizers, or anything else that could rot and start to smell do not belong in a storage unit.
Gas-powered machinery. Lawn mowers, weed eaters, chainsaws and the like are typically not allowed in storage units. However, some units will allow certain gas-powered items after the items have been inspected.
Other undesirable or hazardous items and liquids. Mothballs, acid, ammonia, charcoal and other potentially smelly or hazardous items probably won’t be allowed in a storage unit.
Any items in pressurized containers. Fire codes typically ban gas tanks, aerosol cans or anything stored under pressure from storage units.
Well, that should cover it. Follow the guidelines I just laid out and you should have no problem storing your things.