Common use of RESIDENCE INSPECTION Clause in Contracts

RESIDENCE INSPECTION. The University reserves the right for its designees to enter and inspect a residence accommodation in the interests of the health, safety, and proper conduct of the Licensees, or the orderly and efficient administration and operation of the residential system, or to maintain or repair the premises. Entry may be made at any time, whether or not the Licensee is present, and without prior notice to the Licensee, if emergency, health, or safety circumstances warrant such entry, or if there are reasonable grounds to believe that any substance, material, or item is being kept, or used on the premises in any manner prohibited by law, by this Agreement, or by the rules/regulations of the University. Any such substance or item may be impounded by the University's representatives without prior notice. Any necessary cost of such removal shall be the responsibility of the Licensee who introduced the prohibited substance or item. Entry may also be made without prior notice, during normal hours, for the purpose of conducting nonemergency inspections and repairs or for the purpose of showing the premises. Residence facilities and dining facilities will be closed between Semester I and Semester II (Intersession). Upon application, and depending on space availability, certain Licensees (including graduate students in programs with a different academic schedule) may, at the discretion of the Director of Housing, be granted permission to remain in residence during the Intersession period. In that event the resident may be responsible for additional charges and/or subject to temporary reassignment. Licensees assigned to dormitory style or suite style units are not permitted to remain on campus during the Intersession period. Apartment-style residences generally remain open during the official University Intersession periods.

RESIDENCE INSPECTION. The University reserves the right for its designees to enter and inspect a residence accommodation in the interests of the health, safety, and proper conduct of the Licensees, or the orderly and efficient administration and operation of the residential system, or to maintain or repair the premises. Entry may be made at any time, whether or not the Licensee is present, and without prior notice to the Licensee, if emergency, health, or safety circumstances warrant such entry, or if there are reasonable grounds to believe that any substance, material, or item is being kept, or used on the premises in any manner prohibited by law, by this Agreement, or by the rules/regulations of the University. Any such substance or item may be impounded by the University's representatives without prior notice. Any necessary cost of such removal shall be the responsibility of the Licensee who introduced the prohibited substance or item. Entry may also be made without prior notice, during normal hours, for the purpose of conducting nonemergency inspections and repairs or for the purpose of showing the premises. Residence facilities and dining facilities will be closed between Semester I and Semester II (Intersession). Upon application, and depending on space availability, certain Licensees (including graduate students in programs with a different academic schedule) may, at the discretion of the Director of Housing, be granted permission to remain in residence during the Intersession period. In that event the resident may be responsible for additional charges and/or subject to temporary reassignment. Licensees assigned to dormitory style or suite style units are not permitted to remain on campus during the Intersession period. Apartment-style residences and year-round residence facilities generally remain open during the official University Intersession periods.

RESIDENCE INSPECTION. The University reserves the right for its designees to enter and inspect a residence accommodation in the interests of the health, safety, and proper conduct of the Licensees, or the orderly and efficient administration and operation of the residential system, or to maintain or repair the premises. Entry may be made at any time, whether or not the Licensee is present, and without prior notice to the Licensee, if emergency, health, or safety circumstances warrant such entry, or if there are reasonable grounds to believe that any substance, material, or item is being kept, or used on the premises in any manner prohibited by law, by this Agreement, or by the rules/regulations of the University. Any such substance or item may be impounded by the University's representatives without prior notice. Any necessary cost of such removal shall be the responsibility of the Licensee who introduced the prohibited substance or item. Entry may also be made without prior notice, during normal hours, for the purpose of conducting nonemergency inspections and repairs or for the purpose of showing the premises. Residence facilities and dining facilities will be closed between Semester I and Semester II (Intersession). Upon application, and depending on space availability, certain Licensees (including graduate students in programs with a different academic schedule) may, at the discretion of the Executive Director of Housing, or their designee, be granted permission to remain in residence during the Intersession period. In that event the resident may be responsible for additional charges and/or subject to temporary reassignment. Licensees assigned to dormitory style or suite style units are not permitted to remain on campus during the Intersession period. Apartment-style residences generally remain open during the official University Intersession periods.