Severe Incident. The defined term “Severe Incident” shall mean any material or significant accident, incident, claim, cause of action, loss of or damage to the Leased Property, Tenant’s Personal Property or any other property of third parties, or injury to or death of a person occurring on or about the Leased Property or adjoining sidewalks or rights of way under Tenant’s control during the Term, including, but not limited to, the following: (i) a fatality, (ii) claim of abuse, assault or molestation, (iii) personal injury resulting in the amputation of a limb, brain injury, xxxxx over fifty percent (50%) or more of a person’s body, hearing or sight loss, internal injury resulting in impaired organ function, spinal cord injury resulting in any degree of paralysis, or substantial disfigurement, or (iv) a mass casualty event, such as a ride or other attraction incident, wildfire or building fire, earthquake, and pier collapse.
Severe Incident. The defined term "Severe Incident" shall mean any material or significant accident, incident, claim, cause of action, loss of or damage to the Facility or any other property of third parties, or injury to or death of a person occurring on or about the Facility or adjoining sidewalks or rights of way under Management Company's control during the Term, including, but not limited to, the following: (i) a fatality, (ii) claim of abuse, assault or molestation, (iii) personal injury resulting in the amputation of a limb, brain injury, bxxxx over fifty percent (50%) or more of a person's body, hearing or sight loss, internal injury resulting in impaired organ function, spinal cord injury resulting in any degree of paralysis, or substantial disfigurement, (iv) a mass casualty event, such as a flood, wildfire or building fire, earthquake, or building collapse, or (v) the elopement of a resident or a missing resident. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Management Company shall not have to provide any information regarding a Severe Incident which would violate HIPAA or any similar patient confidentiality law or act, nor shall Tenant have to report any deaths which occur in the ordinary course of medical care and not out of an unusual incident.
Severe Incident student referred to the principal; incident documented and parents informed For any incident determined to be severe, or those that are repeated at a disturbing rate, a student may be suspended from school. A suspension is a serious consequence intended to signal possible permanent removal from the community should disciplinary problems persist. Suspensions may be in-school or out of school and will be determined by the school’s administration. In the most serious of disciplinary issues, or if disciplinary issues persist, the administration may recommend to the director that a student should be expelled. If this happens the Director will conduct a hearing with the Principal, the student, the student’s family, and a student advocate. Based upon the results of the hearing the director will decide whether to make a recommendation for expulsion to the board of directors. The board of directors will hear the case from the director and thereafter the board of directors will make a final decision.
