Termination of the Contract by the University a. Upon determining Student is in violation/breach of this Contract, the University may immediately terminate this Contract. Student will be in breach of this Contract if Student no longer meets the eligibility requirements, violates any term of this Contract, is subject to, suspension or dismissal pursuant to the Eastern Washington University Student Conduct Code (WAC 172121), violates the terms of the Residential Living Guide, Residential Life Community Standards, and/or University policies, state, federal or local laws, or the Student’s account is delinquent beyond one quarter.
b. Upon termination by the University, the student shall complete a proper checkout (as outlined in 2.c.)
c. The student will be subject to the Financial Consequences of Contract Termination as outlined in Section 15. The University will not be responsible for any costs incurred by Student as a result of the University terminating this Contract for cause.
d. Student agrees that in the event personal property belongings are not removed by the designated move-out date, they will be considered abandoned. Items will become the property of the University if not retrieved by the Student within forty-five (45) days termination of the contract and will be disposed of accordingly. Student shall be responsible for a minimum fee of $200 in the event the University is required to remove abandoned property to storage. Additionally, the student shall be responsible for all storage costs of abandoned property as determined by the university even if that storage is on university property.
Termination of the Contract by the University. The University may terminate the Contract and a resident’s occupancy rights at any time, after giving notice, for any of the following reasons:
(a) nonpayment;
(b) upon disciplinary suspension or dismissal of a resident for violating the Community Living Standards and/or University Policy;
(c) when a resident voluntarily withdraws from enrollment at the University;
(d) upon violation of a term or condition of the housing contract by a resident or a resident’s guest(s);
(e) a resident’s academic deficiency, suspension, or dismissal from the University;
(f) University housing is totally or partially destroyed by any cause;
(g) a residential unit is needed by the University to accommodate special needs of the University as they arise;
(h) the University is closed or experiencing exigent or emergency circumstances, including, but not limited to, public health crises, pandemics, epidemics, or wide-spread illness;
(i) a resident exhibits disruptive behavior;
(j) a resident poses a problem to the interest, order, health, discipline, or to the general well-being of him/herself, other members of the University community, or the University;
(k) if the assigned University housing is unavailable for use as a student’s residence or is unusable due to any damage, construction, renovation, or repair;
(l) if a resident furnishes false information to the University or any staff member acting for the University, including providing false or misleading information in connection with the resident’s housing registration and eligibility for University housing; or
(m) for any other legitimate reason as determined by the University in its sole discretion. Upon such termination, the resident will be charged a prorated room rent calculated from the date the resident officially withdraws from the facility. Cancellation charges equal to 50% of the total value of the contract may also be applied to the resident account in the event of contract cancellation for disciplinary reasons. In addition, the Department may terminate the Contract of any resident who fails to check in by noon on the first day of classes if the resident has not submitted a request for late arrival in writing and will be subject the normal cancellation penalty (see Section 6, Cancellation policy). Residents will be assessed room charges through the first day of classes in addition to the appropriate withdrawal payment specified in this Contract.
Termination of the Contract by the University. A. If Resident does not submit the first payment installment by the date specified by Student Accounting Services or have sufficient Financial Aid as set out in III D, the University may terminate this Contract and retain the non-refundable pre- payment. Furthermore, all applicable housing charges may remain in effect.
B. The University may terminate this Contract and require Resident to immediately vacate the room/apartment for the following reasons: (1) Failure to pay any payments or charges by the required date; (2) Official University disciplinary action requiring removal of the Resident from campus housing. In such instances, housing charges will remain in place.; (3) Failure to be registered for the required number of credit hours; (4) Violation of room/apartment or University policy, rules or regulations, including but not limited to, the Residential Community Guide/Apartment Living which is fully incorporated herein by reference; (5) Violation of the terms of this Contract; (6) An emergency or casualty rendering Resident’s room unsafe or otherwise uninhabitable.
Termination of the Contract by the University. The University may terminate this contract and immediately cancel a meal plan for any of the following reasons:
1. Failure to pay any charges or payments by the required date(s).
2. Violation of University, University Housing or Campus Dining Services policies, rules or regulations, including, but not limited to, those set out in the University Housing Handbook, as well as the UNT Dallas Financial Terms and Conditions of Attendance. If a meal plan is cancelled due a violation, the University would prorate the meal plan based upon the amount of usage and date of cancellation.
Termination of the Contract by the University. A. The University may terminate this Contract and require Resident to immediately vacate the apartment for the following reasons: (1) Failure to pay any payments or charges by the required date; (2) Official University disciplinary action requiring removal of the Resident from the apartment; (3) Failure to be registered for the appropriate flight lab or termination as a EKU Aviation Program Flight instructor; (4) Violation of Xxxxx Apartment or University policy, rules or regulations, including but not limited to, the The Xxxxx Apartments Tenant Guide which is fully incorporated herein by reference; (5) Violation of the terms of this Contract; (6) An emergency or casualty rendering Resident’s apartment unsafe or otherwise uninhabitable; (7) If the Resident is a threat to himself, herself, or to others; (8) Use of dwelling any other purposes other than a private dwelling solely for the Resident and family as defined in section IV; (9) If is determined by the University that it is in the best interest of either Resident or the other residents of the apartment complex. This determination shall be at the discretion of the Director of EKU Housing or his/her designee.
B. Resident who has his/her Contract terminated shall be provided an opportunity to appeal the decision. The Appeal must be submitted in writing to the Director of Aviation and delivered to the office within 2 working days of notification of the Contract’s termination. Any supporting documentation must also be provided at the time the written appeal is submitted.
C. Failure to vacate the apartment upon notice of termination of the Contract by the University or the expiration of the Contract period (holding over) is prohibited and will result in additional charges for the period of time that Resident remains in the room after the Contract has been terminated or expired.
D. If the Resident has been found to have falsified information on the application or in any statement submitted to the university, the Contract may be immediately terminated and Resident will be require to vacate the apartment.
Termination of the Contract by the University. The University may terminate the Contract and a resident’s occupancy rights at any time, after giving notice, for any of the following reasons:
(a) nonpayment
(b) upon disciplinary suspension or dismissal of a resident for violating the Community Living Standards and/or University Policy
(c) when a resident voluntarily withdraws from enrollment at the University
(d) upon violation of a term or condition of the housing contract by a resident or a resident’s guest(s)
(e) a resident’s academic deficiency, suspension, or dismissal from the University
(f) University housing is totally or partially destroyed by any cause
(g) a residential unit is needed by the University to accommodate special needs of the University as they arise
(h) the University is closed or experiencing exigent or emergency circumstances, including, but not limited to, public health crises, pandemics, epidemics, or wide-spread illness
(i) a resident exhibits disruptive behavior
(j) a resident poses a problem to the interest, order, health, discipline, or to the general well- being of him/herself, other members of the University community, or the University
(k) if the assigned University housing is unavailable for use as a student’s residence or is unusable due to any damage, construction, renovation, or repair
(l) if a resident furnishes false information to the University or any staff member acting for the University, including providing false or misleading information in connection with the resident’s housing registration and eligibility for University housing, or
(m) for any other reason that the University, in its sole discretion, deems relevant.
