Assignment of Spaces. On-campus housing is available to students classified by the College as full-time (12 or more credits). Students who wish to drop below full-time status must receive prior written approval from the director/designee. Each student must occupy the room assigned by the Office of Residence Life, and a student may not change rooms without written permission from that office. A resident may not allow another person to occupy an assigned room. The College retains the right to reassign any resident student to an alternate room within the facilities. Spaces will be reserved for new first-year students who may be assigned to any type of room except a townhouse or apartment. Rooms must be vacated no later than 24 hours after withdrawing from the College or after the student’s last examination of the semester. If a resident finds it impossible to live with a roommate or makes it impossible for someone to live with them, both students may be reassigned to new rooms if available, or if the student has violated any rules, procedures, or College directives, the student may be required to vacate the residence and may be subject to additional conduct action. Open Housing (gender-neutral) is available. Information regarding Open Housing can be found on the College’s website. Residents must opt-in to Open Housing by the deadlines set forth on the College’s website.
Assignment of Spaces. Assignment of use of a designated and numbered space, either stall side mooring or bow mooring, shall be made by the harbormaster who shall give the boat owner a duplicate of the stall rental agreement. Presentation of this duplicate, signed by the boat owner, shall be made to the borough finance department or harbormaster when payment of the fee indicated thereon is made. Boat owners may retain space rented by them only so long as they continue to be boat owners. If a boat owner sells or disposes of their boat, the owner may retain the space until the end of the rental period and may not renew the same unless the owner has acquired or given notice of intent to acquire another boat within a reasonable time. Otherwise, the stall shall be assigned to the first appropriate-sized boat on the waiting list.
Assignment of Spaces. Residence hall rooms are available to students who are taking summer school classes, participating in HSMC Field School, or are employed on- or off- campus at least 25 hours per week from May 13 to August 3 (August 5 for Field School). Each person must occupy the room assigned by the Office of Residence Life, and a person may not change rooms without written permission from that office. A resident may not allow another person to occupy an assigned room. The College retains the right to reassign any resident to an alternate room within the facilities. Rooms may be occupied 24 hours prior to the start of classes or employment. Rooms must be vacated no later than 24 hours after the end of the resident’s employment or after the student’s last examination of the summer. If a resident finds it impossible to live with a roommate or makes it impossible for someone to live with him/her, both people may be reassigned to new rooms if available, or if the resident has violated any rules, procedures, or College directives the resident may be required to vacate the residence and may be subject to additional conduct action. Open Housing (gender-neutral) is available. Information regarding Open Housing can be found on the College’s website. Residents must opt-in to Open Housing by the deadlines set forth on the College’s website or as published.
Assignment of Spaces. Rack applications will be available no later than April 1, 2015. The Park will attempt to honor rack location preferences, if desired, but will not guarantee specific rack assignments. Two owners may exchange rack spaces if both agree, and if the Park agrees to the exchange. Owners may sell or purchase a watercraft and retain their rack space; and a new owner of a watercraft in an existing rack space may continue to use that rack for the remainder of that season following the rules above. All new watercraft must be registered. One owner may rent up to three racks, but must be the owner of all watercrafts stored. Rules:
