Common use of Termination for Safety Clause in Contracts

Termination for Safety. Upon reasonable notice to Residents and consultation with public health authorities, University Housing may terminate Residents’ Residence Hall contracts to reduce health risks. Termination of contracts may be necessary to further reduce residential density in the Residence Halls, to expand emergency housing capacity, due to inability to find alternative housing for Residents who need relocation, to close one or all the Residence Halls, or to take other actions in the interest of public health and safety. If, at any time, the University closes the Residence Halls and requires all Residents to leave campus for the remainder of the academic year, Residents will not be charged for the remaining, canceled portion of the Residence Hall contract period.

Termination for Safety. Upon reasonable notice to Residents and consultation with public health authoritiesResidents, University Housing may terminate Residents’ Residence Hall contracts to reduce the health risks associated with COVID-19 or other health risks. Termination of contracts may be necessary to further reduce residential density in the Residence Halls, to expand emergency housing capacity, due to inability to find alternative housing for Residents who need relocation, to close one or all of the Residence Halls, or to take other actions in the interest of public health and safety. If, at any time, the University closes the Residence Halls and requires all Residents to leave campus for the remainder of the academic year, Residents will not be charged for the remaining, canceled portion of the Residence Hall contract period.

Termination for Safety. Upon reasonable notice to Residents and consultation with public health authorities, University Housing may terminate Residents’ Residence Hall Graduate Village contracts to reduce health risks. Termination of contracts may be necessary to further reduce residential density in the Residence HallsUniversity Housing, to expand emergency housing capacity, due to inability to find alternative housing for Residents who need relocation, to close one or all the Residence Halls, or to take other actions in the interest of public health and safety. If, at any time, the University closes the Residence Halls Graduate Village and requires all Residents to leave campus for the remainder of the academic year, Residents will not be charged for the remaining, canceled portion of the Residence Hall Graduate Village contract period.