Common use of MOLD NOTIFICATION Clause in Contracts

MOLD NOTIFICATION. In the event that Resident requests or receives a room assignment to a University apartment unit, he/she is hereby notified of the possibility of the presence of mold in such units. Problems with mold can arise when moisture builds up inside apartments, thereby permitting mold and mildew accumulation and growth. If not addressed, accumulations of mold and mildew can potentially lead to adverse health effects in some people, such as allergy symptoms or respiratory problems. It is important that all residents take special care to prevent excessive moisture build-up within University apartments, and to report the presence of mold if discovered. More specific information on mold and mildew issues, and how to prevent and identify them, can be obtained from the California Department of Health Services (DHS) in an indoor air quality information sheet entitled “Mold in My Home: What Do I Do?” March 1998, available at the DHS Website at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx. Resident agrees to take proper steps to minimize interior moisture and to report to the University any suspected presence of mold or mildew in his/her apartment unit.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Campus Residence Agreement, Campus Residence Agreement, my.jessup.edu

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