VISITOR POLICY. 15.1 The Licensee shall abide by the “Visiting Hours” of the Hostel as stipulated in the Rules and Regulations. The Licensee shall ensure that his or her non-resident visitors be accompanied by the Licensee at all times.
15.2 Such non-resident visitors are to leave the Hostel by the stipulated time. They are strictly prohibited from staying overnight in the Hostel.
15.3 The Licensee is responsible for his or her visitor’s full compliance and observance of the provisions of this Agreement and of the Rules and Regulations. Any breach of this Agreement or of the Rules and Regulations by the visitor shall be deemed to be a breach by the Licensee.
VISITOR POLICY. Residents’ guest(s) are subject to the terms of the Lease Agreement, Community Policies, and Federal Regulations. The resident accepts accountability for the guest’s action(s) while the guest(s) is on the apartment community property.
VISITOR POLICY. To mitigate and prevent the risk of exposure to COVID-19 to clients, social service staff and other hotel guests and staff, no outside guests or visitors are allowed on the premises or in clients’ rooms. The only exceptions to this are Case Managers. These approved visitors may be from a local homeless shelter, the Behavioral Healthcare Division, etc. Clients will be encouraged to go off site for socializing. For family placements at the hotel, family shelter providers (Doorways and Bridges to Independence) will provide case management supports to guests and will reiterate these procedures. See section VIII: Supporting Successful Client Participation for guidance on addressing violations of the visitor policy.
VISITOR POLICY. Dedicated Desk Plan Membership is for one person per assigned desk. All visitors must be accompanied by the hosting Client at all times. Client visitors are only allowed if they are necessary to Client’s business. Client must reserve a conference room in advance to accommodate any visitors. Visitors are not allowed access to member areas and must wait at reception until reserved conference room time. Visitors who consistently use the space (as determined by Clearly Coworking) are required to enroll in a membership plan. The Client is responsible and accountable for the behavior/conduct of their visitors at all times. All visitors are responsible for their own belongings. Client assumes all liability and responsibility for any and all actions that may occur to themselves, their visitors, representatives, employees, contractors, or anyone that the Client brings to the Office Space. This applies to, but not limited to, bodily injury, property damage, stolen or missing items, or any other such damage that causes harm in any way to the Client, Client’s visitors, representatives, employees, contractors, or anyone that the Client brings to the Office Space. It is strongly recommended that Clients carry their own comprehensive general liability insurance to protect against such incidents.
VISITOR POLICY. 1. An employee who desires to bring a visitor (defined as a nonmember of the program community) into a class, must submit a written request to his/her Immediate Supervisor at least two (2) days in advance of proposed visit. For unusual circumstances, the two (2) day limit may be waived. The employee must receive approval of the request before his/her visitor may enter a class. Request for this visitor privilege shall not be unreasonably withheld.
2. Staff members shall receive at least two (2) days advance notice from the Administration of any visitor(s) to activities under their supervision, where such visits are sponsored by the Board and/or Administration. Every effort will be made to comply with this rule; however, it is recognized that unusual circumstances may make prior notice not feasible. In those circumstances where two (2) days’ notice is not feasible, prior notice should be made as soon as possible.
3. An employee, upon receipt of notice of an upcoming visit, may advise his/her Immediate Supervisor that a visit to activities under his/her supervision would not be appropriate at that time, and may explain his/her reasons for such advice. Such comments will be considered by the Administration in scheduling visitors.
4. Employees are not permitted to bring children to the work place. This shall not preclude employees from bringing their children on occasion for the purpose of visitation as stated in 13.H.1, above.
5. See Visitor Request Form: Appendix F.
6. Sign-in sheets at all buildings. 7. Visitor Badges to be available at all board facilities.
VISITOR POLICY. All visitors of campers must register at the office upon arrival so we know who is on our property. The charge is $5.00 per day. After 24 hours, you are on the 2nd day. After the 2nd day we go by the number of nights.
VISITOR POLICY a. Residents shall supervise each and every one of their visitors in the Maple Residences at all times, and shall ensure that their visitors behave in a manner that does not breach any of the provisions of the Rules and Regulations. Residents shall be held accountable for the conduct and the behavior of their visitors. Any breach by any visitor(s) shall be deemed to be a breach of the Rules and Regulations by the Resident(s). Unless proven otherwise, Residents in the same room shall bear equal accountability and consequences for the failure of them and/or their visitors to comply with the Rules and Regulations. Criminal offences committed by visitors (e.g. property damage, theft, any other offences) shall be reported to the police for investigation.
VISITOR POLICY. The tenant may have visitors to the house and is asked to notify all other tenants where possible via text message. Each tenant may have one single visitor stay overnight in any 7-day period. Any tenant wishing to have a visitor stay overnight for more than one night in a 7-day period must get prior consent from all other tenants. Any visitors must abide by the rules of the house outlined in this agreement. The tenant is solely responsible for the upkeep and tidiness of their own room. All residents in the house are jointly responsible for ensuring all shared areas are kept to a reasonable standard of cleanliness and hygiene. After using a shared area, each tenant should leave the area clean and tidy. Each resident will be responsible for ensuring the same standard from any guests that may be staying as per the visitor policy outlined above.
VISITOR POLICY. In order to protect our children, it is most important that all visitors report to the school office upon entering the FRONT door of the building. All other doors will be locked. Parents are encouraged to visit the school. However, in order not to interfere with our students’ learning, please DO NOT enter the classroom during class time unless arrangements have been made prior to your visit. Due to health, safety and fire regulations, we ask parents who come to school, including all volunteers, to please sign in at the office and pick up a visitor badge. All visitors must wear a badge. Any non-staff member seen in the building without a Visitor Badge will be asked to return to the office to obtain one. Saint Xxxxxx School uses RAPTOR Visitor Management System. This system requires that all visitors come to the main office, with a valid form of identification. After presenting a valid form of ID visitors will be issued a visitor sticker. Visitors without a valid form of identification will be asked to leave the St. Xxxxxx campus.
VISITOR POLICY. 17.1. Visitors are allowed during designated hours (e.g., 9 AM to 9 PM) and must adhere to all house rules.
17.2. Overnight guests are strictly prohibited. Violations will result in fines and possible further disciplinary actions.
17.3. Visitors must be signed in and out at reception, and students are responsible for their guests' conduct.
