Common use of Residence and Housekeeping Provisions Clause in Contracts

Residence and Housekeeping Provisions. A. Additional Adult Occupant (AAO): 1. In addition to the permitted occupants as described in Section IV above, the Student may reside with one adult roommate (Additional Adult Occupant - AAO) and such AAO’s permitted occupants as described below. An AAO can be: a single, eligible (as defined below) UCSC student or an eligible UCSC student and their child/children, subject to the five (5) person maximum occupancy limit for FSH. An “eligible” AAO is a regularly enrolled, full-time, registered UCSC student 18 years or older. AAOs may not take on additional “roommates” or sublet their room or any portion of the apartment. 2. An AAO and the Student must sign the Family Student Housing Additional Adult Occupant Agreement (the “AAO Agreement”). The University must approve all AAOs and their child/children in writing prior to such AAO’s occupancy of the apartment. Residence in the premises by an illegal roommate, or by an individual with a pending AAO request not approved by the University, is a violation of this contract. 3. The Student acknowledges, as more fully set forth in the AAO Agreement, that the Student remains responsible to the University for all rents and damages for which the Student is responsible under this Contract, even if solely caused by the AAO or their children. B. Alterations & Decorations: The Student will make no alterations, improvements, or additions on the premises without the prior written consent of the University. This includes drilling into walls and other structures as well as the use of nails. The Student is responsible for the cost of the removal by University staff of alterations and/or restoration of the premises to their original condition. Refer to the resident manual for more information.

Residence and Housekeeping Provisions. A. Additional Adult Occupant (AAO): 1. In addition to the permitted occupants as described in Section IV above, the Student Undersigned may reside with one adult roommate (Additional Adult Occupant - AAO) and such AAO’s permitted occupants as described below. An AAO can be: a single, eligible (as defined below) UCSC student or an eligible UCSC student and their child/children, subject to the five (5) person maximum occupancy limit for FSH. An “eligible” AAO is a regularly enrolled, full-time, registered UCSC student 18 years or older. AAOs may not take on additional “roommates” or sublet their room or any portion of the apartment. 2. An AAO and the Student Undersigned must sign the Family Student Housing Additional Adult Occupant Agreement (the “AAO Agreement”). The University must approve all AAOs and their child/children in writing prior to such AAO’s occupancy of the apartment. Residence in the premises by an illegal roommate, or by an individual with a pending AAO request not approved by the University, is a violation of this contract.. SAMPLE 3. The Student Undersigned acknowledges, as more fully set forth in the AAO Agreement, that the Student Undersigned remains responsible to the University for all rents and damages for which the Student Undersigned is responsible under this Contract, even if solely caused by the AAO or their children. B. Alterations & Decorations: The Student Undersigned will make no alterations, improvements, or additions on the premises without the prior written consent of the University. This includes drilling into walls and other structures as well as the use of nails. The Student Undersigned is responsible for the cost of the removal by University staff of alterations and/or restoration of the premises to their original condition. Refer to the resident manual for more information.

Residence and Housekeeping Provisions. A. Additional Adult Occupant (AAO): 1. In addition to the permitted occupants as described in Section IV above, the Student may reside with one adult roommate (Additional Adult Occupant - AAO) and such AAO’s permitted occupants as described below. An AAO can be: a single, eligible (as defined below) UCSC student or an eligible UCSC student and their child/children, subject to the five (5) person maximum occupancy limit for FSH. An “eligible” AAO is a regularly enrolled, full-time, registered UCSC student 18 years or older. AAOs may not take on additional “roommates” or sublet their room or any portion of the apartment. 2. An AAO and the Student must sign the Family Student Housing Additional Adult Occupant Agreement (the “AAO Agreement”). The University must approve all AAOs and their child/children in writing prior to such AAOXXX’s occupancy of the apartment. Residence in the premises or occupancy by an illegal roommate, or by anyone (including an individual with a pending AAO request request) not previously approved by the University, is a violation of this contract. 3. The Student acknowledges, as more fully set forth in the AAO Agreement, that the Student remains responsible to the University for all rents and damages for which the Student is responsible under this Contract, even if solely caused by the AAO or their children. B. Alterations & Decorations: The Student will make no alterations, improvements, or additions on or to the premises without the prior written consent of the University. This includes drilling into walls and other structures as well as the use of nails. The Student is responsible for the cost of the removal by University staff of alterations and/or restoration of the premises to their original condition. Refer to the resident manual for more information.

Residence and Housekeeping Provisions. A. Additional Adult Occupant (AAO): 1. In addition to the permitted occupants as described in Section IV above, the Student Undersigned may reside with one adult roommate (Additional Adult Occupant - AAO) and such AAO’s permitted occupants as described below. An AAO can be: a single, eligible (as defined below) UCSC student or an eligible UCSC student and their child/children, subject to the five (5) person maximum occupancy limit for FSH. An “eligible” AAO is a regularly enrolled, full-time, registered UCSC student 18 years or older. AAOs may not take on additional “roommates” or sublet their room or any portion of the apartment. 2. An AAO and the Student Undersigned must sign the Family Student Housing Additional Adult Occupant Agreement (the “AAO Agreement”). The University must approve all AAOs and their child/children in writing prior to such AAO’s occupancy of the apartment. Residence in the premises by an illegal roommate, or by an individual with a pending AAO request not approved by the University, is a violation of this contract. 3. The Student Undersigned acknowledges, as more fully set forth in the AAO Agreement, that the Student Undersigned remains responsible to the University for all rents and damages for which the Student Undersigned is responsible under this Contract, even if solely caused by the AAO or their children. B. Alterations & Decorations: The Student Undersigned will make no alterations, improvements, or additions on the premises without the prior written consent of the University. This includes drilling into walls and other structures as well as the use of nails. The Student Undersigned is responsible for the cost of the removal by University staff of alterations and/or restoration of the premises to their original condition. Refer to the resident manual for more information.

Residence and Housekeeping Provisions. A. Additional Adult Occupant (AAO): 1. In addition to the permitted occupants as described in Section IV above, the Student may reside with one adult roommate (Additional Adult Occupant - AAO) and such AAO’s permitted occupants as described below. An AAO can be: a single, eligible (as defined below) UCSC student or an eligible UCSC student and their child/children, subject to the five (5) person maximum occupancy limit for FSH. An “eligible” AAO is a regularly enrolled, full-time, registered UCSC student 18 years or older. AAOs may not take on additional “roommates” or sublet their room or any portion of the apartment. 2. An AAO and the Student must sign the Family Student Housing Additional Adult Occupant Agreement (the “AAO Agreement”). The University must approve all AAOs and their child/children in writing prior to such AAOXXX’s occupancy of the apartment. Residence in the premises by an illegal roommate, or by an individual with a pending AAO request not approved by the University, is a violation of this contract. 3. The Student acknowledges, as more fully set forth in the AAO Agreement, that the Student remains responsible to the University for all rents and damages for which the Student is responsible under this Contract, even if solely caused by the AAO or their children. B. Alterations & Decorations: The Student will make no alterations, improvements, or additions on the premises without the prior written consent of the University. This includes drilling into walls and other structures as well as the use of nails. The Student is responsible for the cost of the removal by University staff of alterations and/or restoration of the premises to their original condition. Refer to the resident manual for more information.