Common use of Sick Policy Clause in Contracts

Sick Policy. ● In compliance with the CDC and local health officials, no person who has symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion, running nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea or new loss of taste or smell, should enter the studio. ● If anyone in your party has been sick, they must remain home for a minimum of 7-14 days after all symptoms have subsided. Individuals who have been sick are asked to take a COVID-19 diagnostic test, and receive a negative result, before returning to the facility. ● If someone in your party becomes ill during your rental, this individual must be separated from the rest of your group, and isolated to a closed area until they can leave the building. ● Inform the staff immediately by emailing xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx with URGENT in the subject header. ● Urbanity prioritizes the privacy of all community members. Urbanity must notify the local Board of Health, and inform the Urbanity community of a reported illness, but will not identify the diagnosed individual by name. ● Urbanity continues to closely monitor the cases in Boston, and reopening guidelines/requirements via the State of Massachusetts and the City of Boston. ● Urbanity is prioritizing public health in every detail of our reopening plans. ● If the COVID-19 case load increases and city/state guidelines shift, Urbanity will cancel all rentals. Tenants may then receive a refund for remaining classes, or donate the difference to the organization. ● If anyone in the Urbanity community tests positive for COVID-19, all Urbanity facilities will close to be disinfected. All rentals will be cancelled for a 14 day minimum, and will only open when and if it is deemed safe to reopen.

Sick Policy. ● In compliance with the CDC and local health officials, no person who has symptoms of COVID-19, which may include fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion, running nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea or new loss of taste or smell, should enter the studio. ● If anyone in your party has been sick, they must remain home for a minimum of 7-14 days after all symptoms have subsided. Individuals who have been sick are asked to take a COVID-19 diagnostic test, and receive a negative result, before returning to the facility. ● If someone in your party becomes ill during your rental, this individual must be separated from the rest of your group, and isolated to a closed area until they can leave the building. 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxx. #100, Boston MA 02118 | 0000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxx. #000, Xxxxxx XX 00000 | 000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xx. Xxxxxx XX 00000 617.572.3727 | xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx | xxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx ● Inform the staff immediately by emailing xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx with URGENT in the subject header. ● Urbanity prioritizes the privacy of all community members. Urbanity must notify the local Board of Health, and inform the Urbanity community of a reported illness, but will not identify the diagnosed individual by name. ● Urbanity continues to closely monitor the cases in Boston, and reopening guidelines/requirements via the State of Massachusetts and the City of Boston. ● Urbanity is prioritizing public health in every detail of our reopening plans. ● If the COVID-19 case load increases and city/state guidelines shift, Urbanity will cancel all rentals. Tenants may then receive a refund for remaining classes, or donate the difference to the organization. ● If anyone in the Urbanity community tests positive for COVID-19, all Urbanity facilities will close to be disinfected. All rentals will be cancelled for a 14 day minimum, and will only open when and if it is deemed safe to reopen.