Possibly add a built in grill for communal use.

No one was injured.It appears that the tenant was grilling on the back covered porch and storing small propane canisters nearby although they deny this.

Some ideas I thought of was a dog park, community garden, and grilling/picnic area. 

Grills may not be kept or used on the wooden decks.

With any investment, I plan to conduct due diligence of the Sponsor and ask as many questions as I can (and plenty of people here have laid out helpful questions to "grill" a Sponsor with).  

No hibachis within 10 feet, 1 car only, guests park on street, no shoes on hardwoods, no grease down drains, no noise after ---, no guests more than x days, no pet sitting, no non operating cars, water the lawn, responsible for all unsubstantiated repair calls, no solvents, no cleaning your motorcycle in the living room, no candles, no drying your fish on the roof, no couches on the front lawn, no blocking furnace vents you dumb axx, no materials with x feet of furnace, no alterations of any kind, etc etc

Can you survive the grillings?

An option in Vancouver is REVIN which meets every other Tuesday at Gobi Mongolian Grill at 12 PM off Mill Plain.  

I went so far as to put filter material on the return air grilles to catch most of our dog's hair (German Shepherd).  

She fully furnished her house with everything down to towels, linens, flatware, and lifestyle appliances (blender, grill, etc...).