Pets and Guide Animals Sample Clauses

Pets and Guide Animals. Residents are not permitted to keep or harbour pets, including fish, or animals in the Accommodation or on Residence Complex property, even temporarily. Guests may not visit the Accommodation with pets or animals. The resident may keep a guide dog or service dog (as defined in the Guide Dog and Service Dog Act of British Columbia) in their Accommodation provided the resident provides such documentation acceptable to Residence Services to verify that guide dog or service dog is certified pursuant to the Guide Dog and Service Dog Act of British Columbia. Residence Services will make those arrangements and accommodations that Residence Services deems to be reasonable and suitable for residents requiring a guide dog or service dog and those other residents that may be affected by the presence of guide dogs or service dogs. Accordingly, you must inform Residence Services about your or your designated roommate’s requirement to reside with a guide dog or service dog and provide the information described above before the arrival of the guide dog or service dog at residence. Any guide dog or service dog must be kept in such a manner so as not to disturb, threaten or create a nuisance to other persons or Residence Services. If during the term of this Contract, you or your guest(s) require that a guide dog or service dog reside in your Accommodation, even temporarily, you must inform Residence Services providing the information described above before the arrival of the guide dog or service dog at residence. Residents may request to live with an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) through the Priority Consideration Request (PCR) process. Please refer to the Priority Consideration Information on our website for full details on eligibility and application details.
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Pets and Guide Animals. No pets or animals are permitted on the Residential Property or in your accommodation. For greater certainty, you will not permit guests to bring animals in or near your accommodation. If, during the term of this Contract, you or your Spouse requires that a guide animal reside in your accommodation, even temporarily, you must follow the process described below, before the arrival of the animal at your accommodation. You may apply to keep a guide animal (as defined in the Guide Animal Act of British Columbia or any replacement legislation) at your accommodation provided that you apply to Student Housing and Hospitality Services and supply to the Landlord documentation acceptable to the Landlord to verify that: a) the guide animal is certified as a guide animal pursuant to the Guide Animal Act of British Columbia (or any replacement legislation); and b) the guide animal is required by you or your Spouse due to a documented disability. You acknowledge that Student Housing and Hospitality Services requires at least 60 days to make those arrangements and accommodations that Student Housing and Hospitality Services deems to be reasonable and suitable for residents requiring guide animals and those other residents who may be affected by the presence of guide animals. Accordingly, you will apply to Student Housing and Hospitality Services and provide the information described above as soon as reasonably possible after learning about your or your Spouse’s requirement to reside with a guide animal. You also acknowledge that a failure to submit your application 60 days before the arrival of the guide animal at your accommodation may result in your relocation to another accommodation, either on a temporary basis, or for the remainder of the Contract term. In order to comply with Section 26 (Conduct on Property) below, you and your Spouse shall keep the guide animal(s) residing at your accommodation in such a manner as to not disturb, threaten or create any other nuisance to other persons or the College, and, without limiting the foregoing, keep the guide animal in accordance with the applicable College and Student Housing and Hospital Services policies, rules and regulations.
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Pets and Guide Animals. Residents are not permitted to keep pets or animals in the accommodation or on the residence property, even temporarily. Guests may not visit the accommodation with pets or animals. If, during the term of this Contract, you or your designated roommate requires that a guide animal reside in your accommodation you must comply with the provisions of section 1.39. and Hospitality Services 2015/2016 STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
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