Emergency Removal. We pay for loss to covered property that is moved to prevent loss by a peril insured against. The property is covered for direct physical loss not excluded, for up to 30 days. This coverage does not extend past the date on which this policy terminates. This coverage does not increase the limits shown for the property being removed.
Emergency Removal. If the Director of Student Housing, or their designee, determines that Resident’s continued presence in Student Housing poses a direct threat or imminent risk of harm to Resident, another student, a University employee, or any other person, or is materially disruptive to the normal operations of any University owned or managed residence hall, residential college, or apartment, Student Housing may require Resident’s immediate removal from Resident’s assigned room or apartment. This removal may be temporary or permanent, and may be implemented before the resolution of any student conduct proceeding or law enforcement matter. Resident remains responsible for any assessed housing fees and is not eligible for a refund or credit of any fees.
Emergency Removal. 1) If you remove property covered by this policy from the insured premises to preserve it from damage from covered causes of loss, we pay for loss. Once removed, such property is covered against direct loss from covered causes of loss not specifically excluded under this policy, for a period up to ten days. This coverage does not extend past the expiration date of the policy.
Emergency Removal. 1) We pay for loss to covered property while removed from the insured premises for preservation from damage from perils insured against. Such property is covered against direct loss from all risks of physical loss, not specifically excluded under this policy, for a period up to five days. It is covered against loss from perils insured against for an additional 25 days. This coverage does not extend past the expiration date of the policy.
2) We pay up to $100 towing charge to move a covered mobile home endangered by a peril insured against.
Emergency Removal. Nothing in this Article shall prohibit the Employer from the emergency removal of an employee from the premises in cases where, in the judgment of the Employer, such action is warranted. Such removal shall be with pay and benefits. Within seventy-two (72) hours of the emergency removal, a written notice shall be issued to the employee stating the reason(s) for the removal. As soon as practicable thereafter, investigation and the disciplinary conference procedures described herein shall be undertaken and completed. The emergency removal shall be superseded by suspension for investigation, disciplinary suspension, dismissal or reinstatement within seven (7) calendar days.
Emergency Removal. The District reserves the right to forego this meeting if the nature of the allegations against the employee necessitates his or her immediate removal from the workplace. In such cases, the District agrees to meet with the employee and a Local 609 representative (if the employee desires representation) to discuss the decision to place the employee on administrative leave on the following business day. Building administrators will be advised that if they believe a staff member should be placed on administrative leave, they should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources and the Local 609 member’s Department Director/Manager (or their designees, if the Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources and/or Department Director/Manager is not available).
Emergency Removal. 3 A student may be removed immediately from a class, subject, or activity by a teacher or 4 administrator and sent to the principal or a designated school authority, provided that the teacher 5 or administrator has good and sufficient reason to believe that the student’s presence poses an 6 immediate and continuing danger to the student, other students, or school personnel, or an 7 immediate and continuing threat of substantial disruption of the class, subject, activity, or 8 educational process of the student’s school. The removal shall continue only until the danger or 9 threat ceases or the principal or designated school authority acts to impose discipline, impose a 10 short-term suspension, initiate a long-term suspension or an expulsion, or impose an emergency 11 expulsion. 12 The principal or designated school authority shall meet with the student as soon as reasonably 13 possible following the student’s removal and take or initiate appropriate corrective action or
Emergency Removal. In the event that USAC notifies Vendor that it has reason to believe that the Vendor Contract Executive or Key Vendor Personnel has committed sexual or other harassment, violated any Law, or breached any provision of this MSA regarding confidentiality or data security, then, upon USAC’s request, Vendor shall immediately suspend the individual pending an investigation into the alleged conduct. In such an event, USAC and Vendor shall confer on an emergency basis to temporarily reassign and/or expand the duties of a then-current Key Vendor Personnel knowledgeable with the MSA to assume the duties of the suspended individual on an interim basis while awaiting the results of the investigation. In no event shall an interim basis last for longer than thirty (30) calendar days.
Emergency Removal. Landlord specifically reserves the right to move or remove the stored vehicle from the leased space at any time, and without notice to Renter in the event of an emergency. For the purpose of the section, “emergency” shall be defined as any event which jeopardizes the health, safety and/or well-being of the self-storage facility or any of the buildngs or land appurtenant to the buildings or any property or chattel stored at the self-storage facility. The Landlord shall exercise reasonable caution in removing the vehicle(s) and will endeavor to notify Renter of the new location of the vehicle or return the vehicle to the Renter’s space after the maintenance or emergency has concluded.
Emergency Removal. In the event of any emergency that threatens person or property, the City may, in its sole discretion, without prior notice, remove any of Licensee’s Attachments. Such removal shall be at Licensee’s sole cost and expense, unless the removal was the result of gross negligence or willful misconduct by the City. The City will give notice to Licensee as soon as practicable under the circumstances.
