Access & Entry Sample Clauses

Access & Entry. The Resident must produce their room key card for inspection by Security upon entering Chelsea Residence when prompted to do so. The University, its employees, the Hotel staff, contractors, and/or agents, may enter the premises for any reason that the University may, in its sole and absolute discretion, deem to be necessary, including, but not limited to, the following circumstances: (i) cases of emergency; (ii) suspicion or knowledge of unlawful activity; (iii) violation of residence policy; (iv) to view the state of repair of the premises; and/or (v) to undertake such repairs, alterations, or maintenance as the University may deem advisable or as the University may be required to make by law. Except in the case of emergency or suspicion or knowledge of unlawful activity, any such entry shall be made between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Every effort will be made to provide the Resident with 24 hours notice prior to entry. The Resident acknowledges that the University will inspect the premises, at minimum, once during each term. The Resident acknowledges and agrees that the Residence Life Office or other emergency or police personnel may enter any room in the residence without notice where there exists reasonable grounds to believe that there is an emergency situation or evidence of criminal activity within the room. If the Residence is unable to contact the Resident by way of email or phone, for reasons/concerns that may be administrative, behavioural, or urgent, the Hotel may temporarily “block” access of the room through the electronic key card of the Resident. Upon the Resident communicating with Residence Staff (Security or Residence Office) the room will be “un-blocked” for the Resident. The Resident will not, under any circumstances, tamper with or change the lock, or add a lock(s) or other security devices to the door of the Room.
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