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General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary manner. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the University’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University personnel withregard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities 8. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by UNC Asheville. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University UNC Asheville will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the University’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a universityUniversity-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The University shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university University housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Accessibility Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this Policy and the Reasonable Accommodation Policy when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University UNC Asheville personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Accessibility Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life Residential Education personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. a. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individualOwner’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University College has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. b. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by NWC. 3. c. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the responsible individual. 4. Lander University d. NWC will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. e. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the UniversityCollege’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a universityCollege-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The College shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s Owner’s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. f. The Owner must fully cooperate with University College personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy Procedure and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). Assistance Animals must be on a leash during outdoor relief. Outside kennels, tethering, chaining, or attaching to a tree or any fixed object is not allowed. Bathing/grooming must be done off campus. 7. g. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University College Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall hall/apartment overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. In the event of an emergency, arrangements to remove the animal will be made at the owner’s expense. 8. h. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. i. The animal is allowed in university College housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this Procedure and the Reasonable Accommodation Procedure when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University j. NWC personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. k. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by NU. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal ESA and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University NU will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance AnimalESA. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal ESA beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the Universityuniversity’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-University- approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The University shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision.right 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals ESAs may not be left overnight in University Housing housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall student housing overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal ESA is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence housing or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university University housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Office Academic Success and Advising in writing if the Assistance Animal ESA is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance AnimalESA, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University NU personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal ESA including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The animal will not be bathed using student housing facilities. 12. You must name a non-resident emergency contact who is able to care for the ESA on short notice or remove the animal within 48 hours as necessary. 13. Should the ESA be removed from the premises for any reason, the Owner is expected to fulfill his/her housing obligations for the remainder of the housing contract. 14. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Academic Success and Advising to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal ESA to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life Student Housing personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University college has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by SCC. 3. The Owner owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University SCC will not ask for or require an any individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's owner’s living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks and or other pests past if necessary as part of the University’s colleges standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-college approved pest control service. The Owner owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The college shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual’s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner owner must fully cooperate with University college personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, and disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing college housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Ownerowner. If the Owneris owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Ownerowner. The Owner owner is responsible for ensuring that the Page 5 of Assistance Animal Policy and Agreement Assistance Animal is containedcontained (e.g., Kennel, cage, etc. ) as appropriate, when the Owner owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university college housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability. The Owner owner must notify the Disability Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be deemed necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability and the Owner owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animalpolicy. 10. Lander University SCC personnel shall should not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will would determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The individual owner must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel personnel, Security, Maintenance staff and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by Cal Poly Humboldt. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Emotional Support Animal and/or discipline eviction of the individual and/or referral of the individual to judicial affairs for the individualpotential discipline. 4. Lander University will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance their Emotional Support Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests pests, if necessary necessary, as part of the University’s standard or routine inspections. 5. If fleas, ticks ticks, or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The university shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision. We recommend, due to flea outbreaks in the Residence Halls, that each ESA dog or cat have monthly flea prevention in place with flea control products (Frontline, NexGard, Trifexis, Advantage, etc). 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Emotional Support Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing & Residence Life to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. 8. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Emotional Support Animal is must be crated or otherwise contained, as appropriate, in an enclosed and secure space when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activitiesactivities (not loose in a single room). 89. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 910. The animal is allowed in university housing Housing & Residence Life only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Office CDRC in writing if the Assistance Emotional Support Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Emotional Support Animal, the Owner must secure approval of the new animal must be necessary because of pursuant to the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animalprocess outlined herein. 1011. Lander University Cal Poly Humboldt personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Emotional Support Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 1112. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto the CDRC to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Emotional Support Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by UNC Asheville. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University UNC Asheville will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the University’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a universityUniversity-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The University shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university University housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Office of Academic Accessibility in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this Policy and the Reasonable Accommodation Policy when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University UNC Asheville personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal.or 11. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Accessibility Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life Residential Education personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University College has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner assistance/companion animal is only allowed in College housing and not permitted in other areas of the College (e.g. dining facilities, libraries, academic buildings, athletic building and facilities, classrooms, labs, individual centers, etc.). 3. The owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by BSC. 34. The Owner owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Ownerowner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the UniversityCollege’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a universityCollege-approved pest control service. The Owner owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The College shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual‘s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University College personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals Assistance/companion animals may not be left overnight in University College Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Ownerowner. If the Owneris owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Ownerowner. 8. The Owner owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 89. The Owner owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 910. The animal is allowed in university College housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability. The Owner owner must notify the Disability Student Accessibility Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animalassistance/companion animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability and the Owner owner must follow the procedures in this Policy and the Reasonable Accommodation Policy when requesting a different animal. 1011. Lander University BSC personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 1112. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto the Student Accessibility Services Office to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal assistance/companion animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life relevant College personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University college has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by SCC. 3. The Owner owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University SCC will not ask for or require an any individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's owner’s living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks and or other pests past if necessary as part of the University’s colleges standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-college approved pest control service. The Owner owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The college shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual’s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner owner must fully cooperate with University college personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, and disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing college housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Ownerowner. If the Owneris owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Ownerowner. The Owner owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is containedcontained (e.g., Kennel, cage, etc.) as appropriate, when the Owner owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university college housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability. The Owner owner must notify the Disability Accessibility Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be deemed necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability and the Owner owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animalpolicy. 10. Lander University SCC personnel shall should not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will would determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The individual owner must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Accessibility Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel personnel, Security, Maintenance staff and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individualOwner’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University College has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by MCC. 3. The Owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the responsible individual. 4. Lander University MCC will not ask for or require an individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her the Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks or other pests if necessary as part of the UniversityCollege’s standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a universityCollege-approved pest control service. The Owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The College shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s Owner’s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner must fully cooperate with University College personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University College Housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Owner. If the Owneris Owner is to be absent from his/her the residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Owner. The Owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is contained, as appropriate, when the Owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university College housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Owner’s disability. The Owner must notify the Disability Services Student Development Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be necessary because of the Owner’s disability and the Owner must follow the procedures in this Policy and the Reasonable Accommodation Policy when requesting a different animal. 10. Lander University MCC personnel shall not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the carecare of, damage to, loss or loss death of the animal. 11. The individual must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Student Development to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.

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General Responsibilities. 1. The Owner owner must abide by current city, county, and stateordinancesstate ordinances, laws, and/or regulations pertaining to licensing, vaccination, and other requirements for animals. It is the individual’s responsibility to know and understand these ordinances, laws, and regulations. The University college has the right to require documentation of compliance with such ordinances, laws, and/or regulations, which may include a vaccination certificate. The University College reserves the right to request documentation showing thatthe that the animal has been licensed. 2. The Owner owner is required to clean up after and properly dispose of the animal’s waste in a safe and sanitary mannermanner and, when provided, must use animal relief areas designated by SCC. 3. The Owner owner is required to ensure the animal is well cared for at all times. Any evidence of mistreatment or abuse may result in immediate removal of the Assistance Animal and/or discipline for the individual. 4. Lander University SCC will not ask for or require an any individual with a disability to pay afee a fee or surcharge for an approved Assistance Animal. 5. An individual with a disability may be charged for any damage caused by his or her Assistance Animal beyond reasonable wear and tear to the same extent that it charges other individuals for damages beyond reasonable wear and tear. The Owner's owner’s living accommodations may also be inspected for fleas, ticks and or other pests past if necessary as part of the University’s colleges standard or routine inspections. If fleas, ticks or other pests are detected through inspection, the residence will be treated using approved fumigation methods by a university-college approved pest control service. The Owner owner will be billed for the expense of any pest treatment above and beyond standard pest management in the residence halls. Theuniversity The college shall have the right to bill the individual ‘s individual’s account for unmet obligations under this provision. 6. The Owner owner must fully cooperate with University college personnel withregard with regard to meeting the terms of this Policy policy and developing procedures for care of the animal (e.g., cleaning the animal, feeding/watering the animal, designating an outdoor relief area,, and disposing of feces, etc.). 7. Assistance Animals may not be left overnight in University Housing college housing to be cared for by any individual other than the Ownerowner. If the Owneris owner is to be absent from his/her residence hall overnight or longer, the animal must accompany the Ownerowner. The Owner owner is responsible for ensuring that the Assistance Animal is containedcontained (e.g., Kennel, cage, etc. ) as appropriate, when the Owner owner is not present during the day while attending classes or other activities. 8. The Owner owner agrees to abide by all equally applicable residential policies that are unrelated to the individual’s disability such asassuring as assuring that the animal does not unduly interfere with the routine activities of the residence or cause difficulties for individuals who reside there. 9. The animal is allowed in university college housing only as long as it is necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability. The Owner owner must notify the Disability Services Office in writing if the Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an Assistance Animal, the new animal must be deemed necessary because of the Ownerowner’s disability and the Owner owner must follow the procedures in this when requesting a different animalpolicy. 10. Lander University SCC personnel shall should not be required to provide care or food for any Assistance Animal including, but not limited to, removing the animal during emergency evacuation for events such as a fire alarm. Emergency personnel will would determine whether to remove the animal and may not be held responsible for the care, damage to, or loss of the animal. 11. The individual owner must provide written consent for Disability Servicesto Services to disclose information regarding the request for and presence of the Assistance Animal to those individuals who may be impacted by the presence of the animal including, but not limited to, Residence Life personnel personnel, Security, Maintenance staff and potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s). Such information shall be limited to information related to the animal and shall not include information related to the individual’s disability.the