Cleaning and Housekeeping. The University agrees to provide cleaning services for the public areas of each residence hall and apartment facility.
a. The Student is responsible for the cleaning of her/his individual room. Students assigned to Mimosa, Evergreen, Mullica, or Affiliated housing are jointly responsible for cleaning their bathroom with their suitemates.
b. Students in shared suites or apartments are jointly responsible for cleaning the shared spaces within their suite or apartment.
c. The Student agrees to keep the Studentʼs living space in a clean, safe, and sanitary condition and, upon expiration or termination of the housing contract, to leave the space in a clean and orderly condition.
d. Failure to maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary living space may result in termination of this contract, denial of future housing, and charges of any costs incurred by the University or Provider.
Cleaning and Housekeeping. The Resident is responsible for maintaining the Premises as a clean, sanitary and non-hazardous living environment and emptying personal trash in the University designated dumpsites or trash rooms provided. If the Resident shares the Premises with other Permitted Occupants, all such Permitted Occupants, including the Resident, shall be jointly responsible to clean all common areas of the Premises, and the Resident and each Permitted Occupant shall be responsible for cleaning their own room. (Bathrooms in Parkside International Residential College and Arts and Humanities Residential College and XxXxxxxx Honors College suites are cleaned by the University. It is the responsibility of Residents living in these communities to prepare the bathrooms for the weekly cleaning by clearing countertops and showers.) Additional, any obstructions in entryways or any items that block heaters must be removed. Bathroom Policy. Residents and their guests may use restrooms that correspond to their gender identity. Residents or guests who identify as nonbinary may use the facility which they find best aligns with their gender identity. Common Area Usage. The hallways, passageways and stairwells, lounges, gyms, classrooms, computer rooms, laundry rooms, lobbies, gyms elevators, common restrooms, food or drink vending facilities, lawns and other common areas are collectively referred
Cleaning and Housekeeping. Duties can include: cleaning xxxx areas (including toilets, showers, bathrooms, lockers, shelving and infectious rooms etc.), handling patient laundry (including washing and drying of patient laundry) cleaning general/administrative areas (including office, cafeteria, stairs and lifts etc.), performing terminal/discharge bed (re-)making (i.
Cleaning and Housekeeping. Duties can include:
(i) cleaning xxxx areas (including toilets, showers, bathrooms, lockers, shelving and infectious rooms etc.),
(ii) handling patient laundry (including washing and drying of patient laundry),
(iii) cleaning general/administrative areas (including office, cafeteria, stairs and lifts etc.),
(iv) performing terminal/discharge bed (re-)making (i.e. Carbolising),
(v) cleaning equipment and instruments,
(vi) damp and high dusting,
(vii) vacuuming,
(viii) mopping and buffing of floors and spot cleaning,
(ix) rubbish removal and linen removal.
Cleaning and Housekeeping. 2.4.1 It is expected that the cleanliness of the Leisure facility will be addresses by the Provider in terms of;
2.4.2 The Provider will maintain and keep in good working order; all cleaning equipment provided which is listed in the register of assets The Provider will replace on a like for like basis.
2.4.3 The Provider may subcontract to a specialist cleaning contractor the functions required in maintaining the required levels of cleanliness inside and outside the buildings. The responsibility for achieving the cleaning standards cannot be passed onto any sub-contractor
2.4.4 The Provider will not permit a build-up of litter to accumulate anywhere within the boundary of the site as delineated by the red lines in the site plans contained within the leases.
Cleaning and Housekeeping. The Resident is responsible for maintaining the Premises as a clean, sanitary and non-hazardous living environment and emptying personal trash in the University designated dumpsites or trash rooms provided. If the Resident shares the Premises with other Permitted Occupants, all such Permitted Occupants, including the Resident, shall be jointly responsible to clean all common areas of the Premises, and the Resident and each Permitted Occupant shall be responsible for cleaning his/her own room. (Bathrooms in Fluor Tower, Parkside International Residential College and Arts and Humanities Residential College suites are cleaned by the University. It is the responsibility of Residents living in these communities to prepare the bathrooms for the weekly cleaning by clearing countertops and showers.)
Cleaning and Housekeeping. The Resident is responsible for maintaining the Premises as a clean, sanitary and non‐hazardous living environment and emptying personal trash in the University designated dumpsites or trash rooms provided. If the Resident shares the Premises with other Permitted Occupants, all such Permitted Occupants, including the Resident, shall be jointly responsible to clean all common areas of the Premises, and the Resident and each Permitted Occupant shall be responsible for cleaning their own room. (Bathrooms in Fluor Tower, Parkside International Residential College and Arts and Humanities Residential College and XxXxxxxx Honors College suites are cleaned by the University. It is the responsibility of Residents living in these communities to prepare the bathrooms for the weekly cleaning by clearing countertops and showers.)
