Common use of ENTRY AND INSPECTION Clause in Contracts

ENTRY AND INSPECTION. A. When performing routine inspections and maintenance, the University will give me at least 48 hours’ notice of its intent to enter my Room or B. University custodial staff will routinely enter Common Areas including, but not limited to, XxXxxxx Xxxx cluster lounges and bathrooms, in order to clean. C. University staff, contractors and designees have the right to enter my Room and Common Area and I will not be given prior notice: 1. In the event of an emergency; 2. If I request or if my Roommate requests repairs or maintenance, which includes but is not limited to the submission of a work order; 3. If my Roommate, including any person sharing my Room, apartment or cluster, moves out, for cleaning or maintenance. 4. If University staff and/or University of Washington Police Officers are entering areas outside my Room unannounced to conduct rounds concerning health, safety or security checks, to enforce Community Standards and other policies, or to investigate possible criminal activity.

ENTRY AND INSPECTION. A. When performing routine inspections and maintenance, the University will give me at least 48 hours’ notice of its intent to enter my Room or B. University custodial staff will routinely enter Common Areas including, but not limited to, XxXxxxx Xxxx cluster lounges and bathrooms, in order to clean. C. University staff, contractors and designees have the right to enter my Room and Common Area and I will not be given prior notice: 1. In the event of an emergency; 2. If I request or if my Roommate requests repairs or maintenance, which includes but is not limited to the submission of a work order; 3. If my Roommate, including any person sharing my Room, apartment or cluster, moves out, for cleaning or maintenance.; 4. If University staff and/or University of Washington Police Officers are entering areas outside my Room unannounced to conduct rounds concerning health, safety or security checks, to enforce Community Standards and other policies, or to investigate possible criminal activity.