Storage of Personal Property. To the extent available, Licensee may use the paid storage facilities described in the Account Summary ("Paid Storage Facilities") to store personal property. Licensee has no expectation of privacy in the contents of the Paid Storage Facilities and mHUB has the right to access the Paid Storage Facilities at any time and dispose of its contents in the event Licensee fails to pay for its use, mHUB believes the contents have been abandoned, in its sole, but reasonable discretion, or in the event that offensive odors or sounds emanate from the Paid Storage Facilities. In no event shall mHUB be responsible for any personal property stored in the Paid Storage Facilities. Apart from its use of the Paid Storage Facilities, neither Licensee nor its representatives may store any personal property at any time in the Shared Co-Working Space, and any such property shall be considered abandoned by Licensee and its representatives and may be disposed of by mHUB in any manner it deems fit.
Storage of Personal Property. During the term of this Lease Agreement, Tenant shall be entitled to store Tenant’s Property on the Property. Storage of Tenant’s Property shall be stored at the sole risk of the Tenant. District is neither responsible, nor liable if Tenant’s Property is lost, stolen or damaged in any way.
Storage of Personal Property. Between housing terms or on other occasions, the university may permit residents to store personal property in the housing unit they were occupying prior to a room change, or in a newly assigned room prior to formal check-in. During this period, residents will not be permitted access to their personal property. Residents must keep all personal property locked in the bedroom assigned to them. Residents are prohibited from storing cash, credit cards, illegal items, jewelry, or other similarly valuable items. Residents are prohibited from storing personal property in the common areas of their assigned housing unit. Residents understand and agree that the University is not responsible for any loss, theft, or damage to any personal property stored by the resident. Residents understand and agree that any personal property left by a resident in a formerly assigned unit may be considered abandoned under the Abandonment Clause of this Housing Agreement and the Abandoned Property Policy in the University Housing Resident Handbook.
Storage of Personal Property. 4 i. Except as specified below in Paragraphs 11(c) and (d), Defendants shall not destroy 5 seized personal property, regardless of its value, without first storing the property at a secure 6 location designated by Defendants and for a period of no less than ninety (90) calendar days.
Storage of Personal Property. City or City’s contractors shall store Personal Property removed from the Right-of- Way in the storage facilities identified in Terms of Agreement Paragraph 7.
Storage of Personal Property. It has been determined that storage of Personal Property from ODOT Right-of- Way will account for approximately 15% of City’s total costs for Storage of Personal Property removed within the City. ODOT will be assessed its proportional share at 15% for Storage of Personal Property. This is estimated to be an annual cost of approximately $11,250.00 and will be paid in full by State by June 30 of each year. For the 2018-2019 fiscal year, this amount shall be a prorated amount of $5,625.00.
Storage of Personal Property. The Board will provide each teacher with an area which can be locked for storage of personal belongings.
Storage of Personal Property. Consistent with current practice, the Village shall provide all bargaining unit employees with a reasonably secure area in which to store their coats, purses and other personal property.
Storage of Personal Property. During this agreement the Company will provide an allowance for personal storage for items not shipped to the Host Country to a maximum of $400 per month, or $4,800 per year.
Storage of Personal Property. If a Work Order permits or requires Service Provider/Service Provider’s Personnel to remove Personal Property within a residence where a Work Order is being completed, then Service Provider or Service Provider’s Personnel will remove and store the Personal Property. Nonetheless, Service Provider and Service Provider’s Personnel will follow all Laws on removal and storage of Personal Property (i.e. how to store the Personal Property, whether an inventory needs to be completed, etc.). MSI will not be held responsible for any Personal Property removed and/or stored by Service Provider or Service Provider's Personnel. Service Provider will be solely responsible for any liabilities or costs associated with wrongful removal and/or storage of Personal Property.
