An unsafe condition of the property is essentially a hazard that exposes visitors to an unreasonable risk of harm. What constitutes an unreasonable risk of harm is a matter that often depends on the circumstances. For example, if the front stairwell entrance to a restaurant is poorly lit, then it may constitute a hazard (as the visiting public may include the elderly and others who have difficulty spotting the steps in such lighting conditions), whereas a back entrance to the kitchen that is poorly lit may not rise to the level of an “unsafe condition” (as users are likely to be those more familiar with the steps and the lighting conditions).