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Not sure if they can do this with leases, but I know with some contracts, they can add/change conditions, and you can either accept or decline, terminating the contract. For example, with a bank account, they can add fees. They make you aware of the fees, and you can either do nothing, and they become active, or decline and have a certain amount of time to close out.

If that's the case, you could get out of the lease. If you want to stay, you might try to have them add an exclusion into your lease and get a copy signed by them and you.

I'd probably just ignore it and try to keep a low profile. If you don't make an issue of it, they probably won't either. The local managers won't want the hassle of doing an eviction, having a vacancy on their reports, and have to fill it with a tenant that might cause real problems.