GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. A. University shall have no legal obligation to pay for the loss of or damage to Student’s personal property occurring in University’s buildings or on University’s property prior to, during, or subsequent to the period of the Agreement. Student or parents are encouraged to carry appropriate insurance to cover such losses.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. A. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, this Agreement shall be interpreted and applied in accordance with University’s Student Housing Rule, Chapter 1720-01-13, as amended from time to time and as available online at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/rules/1720/1720-01/1720-01-13.20170801.pdf. In the event of any inconsistency between this Agreement and University’s Student Housing Rule, the Rule will govern.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. A. The University reserves the right of entry into student rooms, upon 24 hours notice given by University to the student, for the purposes of inspection, maintenance or repairs. The University also reserves the right of entry without notice in the case of emergency or to enforce any MTSU/TBR rule, regulation, or policy.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. You will not perform your own repairs in rooms or on furnishings and equipment, nor alter furnishings or equipment from its intended use. You are expected to maintain your room in an orderly, safe, and sanitary condition at all times. Housekeeping services are provided only in common areas, such as stairwells, TV/study lounges, hallways, laundry rooms and community bathrooms. Charges for damages in a room and charges for loss or damage to furnishings or equipment in a room will be assessed to the student(s) assigned to that room/suite/apartment. Damages/charges for public/common areas will be split among all residents of the floor or building unless the responsible individuals are identified. Occupancy is defined as a signed Contract, and/or issuance of a key to you for a specified room and does not require actual physical presence by you or your belongings. Failure to check out properly (over any breaks, after release or upon completion of your contract) will result in a $25 improper check-out fee. Authorized University or Foundation personnel reserve the right to enter/inspect your room:
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. Students shall comply with all health, fire, safety, and criminal regulations of municipal, state or federal authorities, as well as with the rules and regulations in force or adopted by MU relating to occupancy and use. MU administration and Student Living staff reserve the right to enter/inspect residence hall rooms (1) at initial occupancy, during breaks and prior to departure; (2) to make repairs at any time during the school year; (3) when there are reasonable grounds to believe a condition exists which constitutes a danger to the health, safety, and security of the occupants of a room, suite or residence hall; (4) to make routine inspections for maintenance, health and safety, and to perform required services; or (5) when there is reason to believe a specific violation of policy is taking place.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. A. Maintenance and Housekeeping. Resident is responsible for maintaining their space (residential hall or apartment) in an orderly, safe and sanitary condition at all times complying with all health and safety guidelines provided by RL. Resident will not perform their own repairs in their space (rooms or apartments), or on University furnishings and equipment, nor alter University furnishings or equipment from its intended use. Charges for repairs or damages, if appropriate, are determined by RL and/or the UMBC Department of Facilities Management and assessed to all students assigned to the room or apartment. Housekeeping is provided only in common areas such as stairwells, hallways and laundry rooms.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. Students shall comply with all health, fire, safety, and criminal regulations of municipal, state or federal authorities, as well as with the rules and regulations in force or adopted by the University relating to occupancy and use. The University administration and hall staff reserve the right to enter/inspect residence hall rooms/suites (1) at initial occupancy, during breaks and prior to departure; (2) to make repairs at any time during the school year; (3) when there are reasonable grounds to believe a condition exists which constitutes a danger to the health, safety, and security of the occupants of a room, suite or residence hall; (4) to make routine inspections for maintenance, health and safety, and to perform required services; or (5) when there is reason to believe a specific violation of University or Housing, Dining & Residence Life policy is taking place.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. A. Maintenance and Housekeeping. Resident is responsible for maintaining their space (residential hall or apartment) in an orderly, safe and sanitary condition at all times complying with all health and safety guidelines provided by RL. Resident is responsible for notifying RL of any facilities (ie; maintenance or pest control) related issues in a timely manner. Resident will not perform their own repairs in their space (rooms or apartments), or on University furnishings and equipment, nor alter University furnishings or equipment from its intended use. Charges for repairs or damages, if appropriate, are determined by RL and/or the UMBC Department of Facilities Management and assessed to all students assigned to the room or apartment. Housekeeping is provided only in common areas such as stairwells, hallways, and laundry rooms.
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. You will not perform your own repairs in rooms or on furnishings and equipment. You will not paint or alter furnishings or equipment from its intended use. Charges for repairs, if appropriate, are determined by Residence Life and/or the Facilities Department. You are expected to maintain your room in an orderly, safe and sanitary condition at all times. University personnel provide housekeeping services only in common areas, such as stairwells, TV/study lounges, hallways, laundry rooms, and community bathrooms. Your key is for the sole use of the occupant and may never be given and lent to any other individual. Charges for damages in a room and charges for loss or damage to furnishings or equipment in a room will be assessed to the student(s) assigned to that room. Damage/charges for public/common areas will be split among all residents of the floor or building unless the responsible individuals are identified. Occupancy is defined as a signed agreement (including electronic signature), and/or issuance of a key to you for a specified room and does not require actual physical presence by you or your belongings. Failure to check out properly (over any breaks, after release or upon completion of your contract), will result in a $25 improper check-out fee and actual charges for work required. The University reserves the right to enter/inspect your room (1) at initial occupancy, during breaks and prior to departure; (2) to make repairs at any time during the school year; (3) when there are reasonable grounds to believe a condition exists which constitutes a danger to the health, safety, and security of the occupants or a room, a suite or the Residence; (4) to make routine inspections for maintenance, health and safety, and to perform required services as announced by Residence Life; or
GENERAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES. Students shall comply with all health, fire, safety, and criminal regulations of municipal, state, or federal authorities, as well as with the rules and regulations in force or adopted by CU - Mansfield relating to occupancy and use. Students shall also comply with all regulations outlined in the Mansfield University Guide to Campus Living and the CU - Mansfield Student Code of Conduct. CU - Mansfield administration and Housing & Residence Life staff reserve the right to enter/inspect residence hall rooms (1) at initial occupancy, during breaks and prior to departure; (2) to make repairs at any time during the school year; (3) when there are reasonable grounds to believe a condition exists which constitutes a danger to the health, safety, and security of the occupants of a room, suite or residence hall; (4) to make routine inspections for maintenance, health and safety, and to perform required services; or (5) when there is reason to believe a specific violation of policy is taking place.
