No Co-op Membership Requirement Sample Clauses

No Co-op Membership Requirement. The Co-op agrees that it shall not deny occupancy to any eligible student based on that student’s unwillingness to become a member of the Co-op. However, the Co-op shall not be required to pay patronage refunds to non-members. The Co-op shall have the right to charge a rent differential to CTC Residents who choose not to join the Co-op. Rent differential amounts that exceed ten percent (10%) of rent per month must have prior University approval. Non-member residents will not have member benefits and responsibilities. If the University has approved a rent differential of more than ten percent (10%) of rent per month, the University may review the need and amount of rent differential in excess of ten percent (10%) of rent per month that is charged to non-members and the amount must be justifiable when compared to member benefits and responsibilities.
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