Common use of Bicycles Clause in Contracts

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout British Columbia, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout British Columbia, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, inspected and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Marine Drive and Ponderosa Commons residences have bicycle storage areas. There is no bike storage area in Xxxxx Commons (Tallwood House) and Exchange however there is a hook for storing a bicycle in each unit. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, period the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Marine Drive and Ponderosa Commons have bicycle storage areas. There are no bike storage areas in Xxxxx Commons (Tallwood House), Exchange or tə šxʷhəleləm̓ s tə k̓ ʷaƛ̓ kʷəʔaʔɬ, however there is a hook for storing a bicycle in each unit. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Marine Drive and Ponderosa Commons residences have bicycle storage areas. There are no bike storage areas in Xxxxx Commons (Tallwood House), Exchange and tə šxʷhəleləm̓ s tə k̓ ʷaƛ̓ kʷəʔaʔɬ, however there is a hook for storing a bicycle in each unit. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, period the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Marine Drive and Ponderosa Commons residences have bicycle storage areas. There is no bike storage area in Xxxxx Commons (Tallwood House) however there is a hook for storing a bicycle in each unit. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, period the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Xxxxxx Xxxx, Marine Drive and Ponderosa Commons residences have bicycle storage areas. There are no bike storage areas in Xxxxx Commons, Exchange and tə šxʷhəleləm̓ s tə k̓ ʷaƛ̓ kʷəʔaʔɬ, however there is a hook for storing a bicycle in each unit. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, period the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.

Bicycles. Bicycle theft is a common problem throughout the British ColumbiaColumbia Lower Mainland, including the University campus. Good quality locks or chains are recommended for all bicycles. Bicycles must not be stored in hallways, lounges or in areas that impede exit from buildings. Bicycles must be stored on the racks or bars designed for that purpose. Bicycles found in any other areas (for example: attached to posts, railings, trees, et cetera) will be removed and disposed of without compensation to the resident or to the owner of the bicycle (if not the resident). Abandoned bicycles are common at residence. Periodically the residence bicycle racks/bars will be inspected, and bicycles that appear to be abandoned will be tagged for a reasonable notice period period, as set out on the tag. If the resident does not deal with their bicycle in the manner set out on in the tag or otherwise remove the bicycle, after the expiry of the notice period, period the University will remove and dispose of such bicycles. Residents are required to check their bicycles at least every two weeks to ensure it has not been tagged for removal. The University shall not reimburse or otherwise compensate any resident nor the owner of any bicycle (if not the resident) for loss or loss of use of a bicycle deemed to be abandoned and disposed of in accordance with this section.