Emergency Evacuation and Relocation Sample Clauses

Emergency Evacuation and Relocation. UNC Charlotte and the guest acknowledge the ongoing possibility that a health or safety emergency or other Force Majeure event, including the COVID-19 pandemic, may require evacuation or relocation of the guest, or the guest’s use of campus residential facilities may be significantly restricted. Furthermore, during a health or safety emergency, some agents or staff contracted by UNC Charlotte to provide certain services to campus housing facilities may not be available or may be significantly limited. Notwithstanding anything in this Contract to the contrary, UNC Xxxxxxxxx xxx adjust the housing services and temporarily close, and/or place restrictions on use of housing facilities as necessary in UNC Charlotte’s sole discretion to preserve the health and safety of residents and the campus community. The guest acknowledges that, in the event of such temporary closures, restrictions, and/or adjustments to the housing services schedule, the guest must immediately comply with such evacuation or relocation order. The guest further acknowledges that UNC Charlotte shall not have the obligation to issue a partial refund or credit for such interruptions or adjustments. In the event that UNC Charlotte requires the guest to vacate or relocate within university housing facilities, the guest will be responsible for removing all valuable personal items at the time of evacuation or relocation. In certain circumstances, UNC Xxxxxxxxx xxx remove possessions and/or furnishings from housing units in order for those units to be used for other emergency purposes. UNC Xxxxxxxxx shall have no responsibility for loss of, or damage to, the guest’s personal property that is left behind in any residential facility following the guest’s evacuation or relocation.
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Emergency Evacuation and Relocation. UNC Xxxxxxxxx and the student acknowledge the ongoing possibility that a health or safety emergency or other Force Majeure event, including the COVID-19 pandemic, may require evacuation or relocation of the student, or the student’s use of campus residential facilities may be significantly restricted. Furthermore, during a health or safety emergency, some agents or staff contracted by UNC Charlotte to provide certain services to campus housing facilities may not be available or may be significantly limited. Notwithstanding anything in this Contract to the contrary, UNC Xxxxxxxxx xxx adjust the housing services schedule contained in Part V herein, temporarily close, and/or place restrictions on use of housing facilities as necessary in UNC Charlotte’s sole discretion to preserve the health and safety of student residents and the campus community. The student acknowledges that, in the event of such temporary closures, restrictions, and/or adjustments to the housing services schedule, the student must immediately comply with such evacuation or relocation order. The student further acknowledges that UNC Charlotte shall not have the obligation to issue a partial refund or credit for such interruptions or adjustments due to a Force Majeure event. In the event that UNC Charlotte requires the student to vacate or relocate within university housing facilities, the student will be responsible for removing all valuable personal items at the time of evacuation or relocation. In certain circumstances, UNC Xxxxxxxxx xxx remove possessions and/or furnishings from housing units in order for those units to be used for other emergency purposes. UNC Xxxxxxxxx shall have no responsibility for loss of, or damage to, the student’s personal property that is left behind in any residential facility following the student’s evacuation or relocation.
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