DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES Sample Clauses

DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES. 8.10.1 The Resident is expected to reasonably maintain the assigned living space and common areas relative to order, cleanliness, and safety. The Resident will be held financially accountable for the repair or replacement cost of any damage to the living space or furnishings therein, and may be subject to disciplinary action. If a room/common area/bathroom is found to be unsanitary during an inspection, The Resident may be billed for excessive cleaning. When two (2) or more residents occupy the same room/apartment/floor/community and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge will be assessed equally among the residents. 8.10.2 Writing, vandalism and alterations on/to doors is prohibited. If damages to the exterior surface of a room door occur due to vandalism, the Resident(s) must inform a hall staff member of the incident within 24-hours. This will enable the Resident to contest responsibility for the charges. If damages occur to common areas within buildings, such as lounges, bathrooms, lobby areas and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge can be assessed equally among the residents in the floor/building. 8.10.3 The Resident agrees that no alterations, repairs, or modifications will be made to the permanent structure and fixtures of the room, including but not limited to: walls, doors, furniture, bathroom facilities, windows, and other equipment in the room. Painting of rooms, apartments or any common area is prohibited. 8.10.4 The Resident assumes responsibility for the daily care and cleaning of the room/apartment and its furnishings, and for maintaining acceptable sanitation and safety conditions. Periodic cleanliness (Health and Safety) inspections will be made. Students in suites, apartments, and Husky Village are responsible for cleaning their common area, bathroom(s), and bedrooms as applicable. 8.10.5 The Resident agrees not to duplicate any issued keys. If a key is lost on the Storrs campus, the Resident agrees to immediately notify Operations Center at (000) 000-0000 and must pay all charges associated with key and lock core replacement. Key or access issues should be reported to the Hall Director office. The Resident is not permitted to borrow keys that have not been assigned to The Resident by the University or to give any assigned keys to other individuals. 8.10.6 The Resident will be assessed $25 for each lock out. Residents can gain access to their room when locked out by calling Operations Center at (000) 0...
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DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES. The Resident is expected to reasonably maintain his/her assigned living space relative to order, cleanliness, and safety. The Resident will be held financially accountable for the repair or replacement cost of any damage to his/her room or furnishings therein. The Resident is fully responsible for repair and replacement costs caused by a guest of the Resident. When two or more Residents occupy the same room or apartment and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge will be assessed equally among all occupants of the space.
DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES a. The Resident is expected to reasonably maintain the assigned living space to a reasonable degree of order, cleanliness, and safety. The Resident will be held financially responsible for the repair or replacement costs of any damage to the room, the furnishings therein, or to any University property. When two or more Residents occupy the same room and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the repair or replacement costs will be assessed equally among the Residents. b. Resident is strongly encouraged, but not required to, purchase renter’s insurance or the student housing equivalent. c. The Resident agrees not to modify or allow modifications of the permanent structure of the room or other parts of the building. d. The Resident agrees not to remove any furnishings or items provided in the room. All furnishings and items provided must remain in the room. The Resident will be held financially responsible for the removal of furnishings or items provided, and student conduct proceedings may ensue. e. The Resident assumes responsibility for the daily care and cleaning of his/her room and its furnishings, and for maintaining acceptable sanitation and safety conditions. The Resident also agrees to use all public areas in a mature and responsible manner and to help in maintaining safety and cleanliness. f. The Resident agrees not to duplicate the room key, and if the key is lost (or duplicated) to immediately notify the hall front desk. The Resident shall be responsible for any charges associated with the replacement of the key and lock core. g. Relative to public and common area damages, where costs are substantial and responsibility is not accepted by or identified as belonging to an individual or group, charges will be determined and divided among occupants or Residents of the residence hall.
DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES a. Resident is expected to reasonably maintain his/her assigned living space relative to order, cleanliness, and safety. The Resident will be held financially accountable for the repair or replacement cost of any damage to his/her room, the furnishings therein, or to any University property. When two or more Residents occupy the same room and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge will be assessed equally among the Residents. b. Resident agrees not to modify or allow modifications of the permanent structure of the room or other part of the building. c. Resident agrees not to remove any furnishings or items provided in the room. All furnishings must remain in the room and removal of items can/will result in conduct proceedings and restitution. d. Resident assumes responsibility for the daily care and cleaning of his/her room and its furnishings, and for maintaining acceptable sanitation and safety conditions. He/she also agrees to use all public areas in a mature and responsible manner and to help in assuming safety and cleanliness. e. Resident agrees not to duplicate the room key and if the key is lost (or duplicated) to immediately notify the Housing and Residence Life Office. Resident shall be responsible for charges associated with key and lock core replacement. f. Relative to public and common area damages, where costs are substantial and responsibility is not accepted by or identified as belonging to an individual or group, charges will be determined and divided among occupants or Residents of the residence hall.
DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES. A. The resident is expected to reasonably maintain the assigned living space and common areas relative to order, cleanliness, and safety. The resident will be held financially accountable for the repair or replacement cost of any damage to the living space or furnishings therein, and may be subject to disciplinary action. When two (2) or more residents occupy the same room/apartment and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge will be assessed equally among the residents. B. The resident agrees that no alterations, repairs, or modifications will be made to the permanent structure and fixtures of the room, including but not limited to: walls, doors, furniture, bathroom facilities, windows, and other equipment in the room. Painting of rooms, apartments or any common area is prohibited. C. The resident assumes responsibility for the daily care and cleaning of the room/apartment/suite and its furnishings, and for maintaining acceptable sanitation and safety conditions. Periodic Health and Safety inspections will be made. D. The resident agrees to keep all maintenance closets and panels accessible at all times. E. Residents who fail to check out of the room with a staff member upon vacating that room forfeit the opportunity to contest room damage charges.
DAMAGES AND UPKEEP OF FACILITIES a. The Resident is expected to reasonably maintain the order, cleanliness and safety of their assigned living space. The Resident will be held financially accountable for the repair or replacement cost of any damage to their room or furnishings therein. The Resident is fully responsible for repair and replacement costs caused by a guest of the Resident. When two or more Residents occupy the same room or apartment and responsibility cannot be ascertained, the damage charge will be assessed equally among all occupants of the space. b. If damages to the exterior surface of a room door or window occur due to vandalism, the Resident(s) must submit an incident report to the staff within 24 hours of the incident, documenting that they is not responsible for the damage, and if they wishes to contest responsibility for the charges. c. The Resident agrees not to modify or allow modifications of the permanent structure of the room. This includes painting or making repairs without prior permission. d. The Resident assumes responsibility for the daily care and cleanliness of their room and its furnishings, and for maintaining acceptable cleanliness and safety conditions. They agree to use all public areas in a mature and responsible manner and to help in assuring safety and cleanliness. e. The Resident agrees not to duplicate the room key and if the key is lost to immediately notify the corresponding Front Desk and to pay the charges associated with a key and lock core replacement (charges will be assessed to the Resident’s university account). f. The University reserves the right to change locks to rooms, suites, apartments, and change residential access to ensure the safety and security of the residential communities. g. The cost of damages to public and common areas (i.e. hallways, lounges, laundry rooms, etc.), where costs are substantial and responsibility is not accepted by or identified as belonging to an individual or group, will be divided equally among occupants of the residential complex or floor.

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