Common use of Restricted Areas Clause in Contracts

Restricted Areas. Any student or guest of a student who is found in restricted areas (including balconies and residence hall rooftops) will be subject to termination of this Agreement and loss of housing privileges. Students are not permitted to transfer, duplicate, or give keys or University identification or access cards to other persons, or to change door locks. Students will be charged for the loss of room keys and/or required lock changes. A detailed policy of the lock- out procedure is contained in A Guide to Residence Hall Living. Students may not install any lock device that prohibits University personnel from entering the building, apartment, or individual room. Prohibited devices include, but are not limited to: dead bolts, door chains, slide bolts, and lock sets.

Restricted Areas. Any resident student or guest of a resident student who is found in restricted areas (including balconies and residence hall rooftops) will be subject to termination of this Agreement and loss of housing privileges. Students Resident students are not permitted to transfer, duplicate, or give keys or University university identification or access cards to other persons, or nor to change door lockslock(s). Students will be charged for the loss of room keys and/or required core lock changes. A detailed policy of the lock- lock-out procedure is contained in A Guide to Residence Hall Living. Students may not install any lock device that prohibits University personnel from entering the building, apartment, or individual room. Prohibited devices include, but are not limited to: dead bolts, door chains, slide bolts, and lock sets.

Restricted Areas. Any student or guest of a student who is found in restricted areas (including balconies and residence hall rooftops) will be subject to termination of this License Agreement and loss of housing privileges. Students are not permitted to transfer, duplicate, or give keys or University identification or access cards to other persons, or to change door locks. Students will be charged for the loss of room keys and/or required lock changes. A detailed policy of the lock- out procedure is contained in A the Guide to Residence Hall Living. Students may not install any lock device that prohibits University personnel from entering the building, apartment, or individual roomany part of the licensed space. Prohibited devices include, but are not limited to: dead bolts, door chains, slide bolts, and lock sets.