DAMAGE CHARGES. Any damages or security charges related to the inappropriate behavior of an event guest or performer will be charged to the Client.
DAMAGE CHARGES. 8.1 Charges for loss or damage to rooms, suites, or apartments shall be assessed to the resident(s) of that room, suite, or apartment. Charges for loss or damages to common areas not assessed to a particular individual may be charged against the residential unit (floor, suite, apartment or building).
DAMAGE CHARGES. Residents will be held responsible for damage to residence hall property and will pay all assessed charges including charges for damages to common areas. Missouri S&T reserves the right to charge a living unit for damages not attributable to individuals. Common area damages will be pro-rated to the smallest possible number of residents.
DAMAGE CHARGES. Resident agrees to maintain his/her assigned room and adjoining common areas in good order and condition, and to leave the premises in the same condition as it was received, subject to normal wear and tear. Resident understands and agrees that he/she is individually responsible for any damages to his/her room and is collectively responsible for damage to adjoining common areas. The University, through the Residence Life and Housing Office, reserves the right to assess Resident for damage to his/her room and for a prorated share of expenses for repair or replacement of the property in the common areas of the unit. Damage charges will be billed directly to Resident’s account and are payable upon receipt. Resident further agrees to pay the University for costs to repair, replace, or rebuild any portion of the University premises, including all buildings, property, fixtures, etc. owned/leased by the University, where such structures have been damaged by Resident, or Resident's guests or invitees.
DAMAGE CHARGES. The Resident may avoid monetary fines and judicial referrals at the end of the lease period by: • Vacating the leased premises and fulfilling all of the conditions and obligations hereof, • Leaving the leased premises and all of the furniture, furnishings and contents thereof in a clean, neat and operable condition, as good as when received by Resident (ordinary wear and tear excepted), • Return to Grambling State University all keys to the leased premises. • Not violating any of the terms and conditions of this lease. Failure to comply with any of the above items and/or published guidelines and regulations may result in monetary charges, referral to the Student Judicial Affairs Office and/or removal from the facility.
DAMAGE CHARGES. The University shall use its best efforts to furnish, at its expense, reasonable temperature control, water, lights and electric power for ordinary use only, unless requested in writing by the Client and agreed to before the Event. Promptly after the final presentation of the Event, Client shall clear and leave the Venue in a condition equal to or better than the condition it was in when the Client first entered it. Client shall pay the University for any damages, maintenance, repairs or replacement, other than normal wear and tear, resulting from or made necessary by the occupancy of Client or its representatives, agents, cast members, workers, employees, independent contractors or invitees. No nails or screws shall be directly inserted into stage floor. Any set pieces effacing the floor will result in a damage fee to be determined by ISU Facilities and billed to Client.
DAMAGE CHARGES. Students are responsible for loss or damage to furnishings or equipment in the residence hall room to which they are assigned. When damage occurs to any part of the public area of your community (hallway, lounges, bathrooms, etc.), all residents of the living community will be notified and held responsible for cost of the repair. Students will be billed for the replacement or repair of any university property they damage or lose. At the time a student occupies a room, a Room Inventory & Checkout Form must be completed. This form establishes student responsibility for the room condition, furnishings, and room key/ OneCard. Students vacating rooms are expected to remove all trash and personal belongings from rooms. Any damages, beyond normal wear and tear, upon check-out will be charged to the student. Final billing will be assessed by the Department once rooms are vacated. For more information on the community assessment process refer to the Residence Hall Policies and Procedures Handbook.
DAMAGE CHARGES. Charges for loss or damage to rooms, suites, or apartments shall be assessed to the Resident(s) of that room, suite, or apartment. Charges for loss or damages to common areas not able to be assessed to a particular Resident may be charged against the Residents of the Facility or the lessee of the Facility’s common areas under the Lease, as NC State deems appropriate, provided that such charges are consistent with the terms of the Lease. Keys remain the property of NC State and must be returned when Residents vacate their rooms. Failure to return keys shall result in charges to the Resident to cover the cost of replacement. All Residents shall complete a room condition report (RCR) before moving into their assigned rooms.
DAMAGE CHARGES. You will be held financially responsible for any property damage due to destructive behavior of your child.
DAMAGE CHARGES. Damage Fees are available on the University Housing website and supersedes Damage Fees in print format. Damage Fees, when applicable, will be posted to Resident’s student account. The university reserves the right to add an administrative fee for processing.
