Common use of Cleanliness Standards Clause in Contracts

Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.31 Housekeeping and Section 1.33 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation.

Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.31 1.29 Housekeeping and Section 1.33 1.31 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation.

Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, unit and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.31 Sections on Housekeeping and Section 1.33 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to t the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than thatn designated areas may result in a standards violation.

Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, unit and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.31 Sections on Housekeeping and Section 1.33 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation.

Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Community Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.31 1.32 Housekeeping and Section 1.33 1.34 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation.