Common use of FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION Clause in Contracts

FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION. New York State Education Law requires notification of fire safety standards and measures in all college- owned or college operated housing. To facilitate compliance the following information is provided: ▪ Big Haus, Crossroads, Farside, Campus Center North, The Olde and The Commons are not sprinklered. ▪ Outback, Fort Awesome and Alumni Village are fully sprinklered. ▪ The fire alarm system in our buildings have state of the art voice capable addressable fire alarm systems. This allows college emergency personnel to respond quickly to the area in question and also allows for authorities to broadcast emergency messages over the fire alarm system from each building. Each residence hall has been outfitted with fire extinguishers in public hallways and in each kitchen area. The apartment communities are outfitted with fire extinguishers in each kitchen area. University Police and Office of Community Engagement staff are on duty twenty-four hours a day a seven days a week to respond to any fire related emergency. ▪ Additional fire safety information may also be found in the annual Clery-Fire Report ▪ Building Evacuation procedures can be found HERE. ▪ Fire safety inspections will be conducted at random throughout the academic year. Items that are found to violate fire safety regulations (candles, extension cords, etc) will be confiscated by the College. All students who live in an assigned apartment will be required to participate in a fire safety program. Residents who fail to meet this requirement will be relocated to another area of campus.

FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION. New York State Education Law requires notification of fire safety standards and measures in all college- owned or college operated housing. To facilitate compliance the following information is provided: ▪  Big Haus, Crossroads, Farside, Campus Center North, The Olde and The Commons are not sprinklered. ▪  Outback, Fort Awesome and Alumni Village are fully sprinklered. ▪  The fire alarm system in our buildings have state of the art voice capable addressable fire alarm systems. This allows college emergency personnel to respond quickly to the area in question and also allows for authorities to broadcast emergency messages over the fire alarm system from each building. Each residence hall has been outfitted with fire extinguishers in public hallways and in each kitchen area. The apartment communities are outfitted with fire extinguishers in each kitchen area. University Police and Office of Community Engagement staff are on duty twenty-four hours a day a seven days a week to respond to any fire related emergency. ▪  Additional fire safety information may also be found in the annual Clery-Fire Report ▪  Building Evacuation procedures can be found HERE. ▪  Fire safety inspections will be conducted at random throughout the academic year. Items that are found to violate fire safety regulations (candles, extension cords, etc) will be confiscated by the College. All students who live in an assigned apartment will be required to participate in a fire safety program. Residents who fail to meet this requirement will be relocated to another area of campus.

FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION. New York State Education Law requires notification of fire safety standards and measures in all college- owned or college operated housing. To facilitate compliance the following information is provided: ▪  Big Haus, Crossroads, Farside, Campus Center North, The Olde and The Commons are not sprinklered. ▪  Outback, Fort Awesome and Alumni Village are fully sprinklered. ▪  The fire alarm system in our buildings have state of the art voice capable addressable fire alarm systems. This allows college emergency personnel to respond quickly to the area in question and also allows for authorities to broadcast emergency messages over the fire alarm system from each building. Each residence hall has been outfitted with fire extinguishers in public hallways and in each kitchen area. The apartment communities are outfitted with fire extinguishers in each kitchen area. University Police and Office of Community Engagement staff are on duty twenty-four hours a day a seven days a week to respond to any fire related emergency. ▪  Additional fire safety information may also be found in the annual Clery-Fire Report ▪ at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/sharedmedia/healthandsafety/annual%20fire%20report/2015%20p urchase%20college%20annual%20fire%20report.pdf  Building Evacuation procedures can be found HERE. ▪ Fire safety inspections will be conducted at random throughout the academic year. Items that are found to violate fire safety regulations (candles, extension cords, etc) will be confiscated by the College. at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/departments/HealthAndSafety/CampusFireEvacuationProcedur es.aspx All students who live in an assigned apartment will be required to participate in a fire safety program. Residents who fail to meet this requirement will be relocated to another area of campus.

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