VISITORS & GUESTS. 2.1 Residents will also make sure that any guests/visitors you may have to the hostel comply with the provisions of clause 1 and you agree that you will be responsible for the conduct of guests/ visitors.
VISITORS & GUESTS. The Licensee agrees :
VISITORS & GUESTS. Tenant(s) will be allowed to have visitors/guests stay in the unit. A visitor/guest can remain in the unit no longer than 14 consecutive days or a total of 30 cumulative calendar days during any 12 month period. That total time can be longer in the case of a household member requiring care because of illness or injury, as certified by a doctor. The Tenant must request in advance written permission from their Housing Manager for any visitor/guests who will be in the unit more than 14 days. Permission may be granted upon written request to the Manager for an extension of this provision.
VISITORS & GUESTS. Visitors/Guests may play a maximum of three times in the afternoon tee times in any one calendar year. When entering a Visitor/Guest into the draw sheet the Member should enter the Visitor/Guests golf link number and home club, to assist the scorer in completing their duties in a timely manner.
VISITORS & GUESTS. Visitors and guests are any person(s) visiting a residential community other than their own, regardless of whether they are a UCSC student or not.
VISITORS & GUESTS. 6.1 You are allowed a maximum of one visitor at any one time, visitors must be approved by the KSS Residence Team and must remain in communal areas only. You must stay with your guest at all times and reme ber that you are responsible for the behaviour of your guests. Each resident’s room is for their own personal use, residents must not allow guests or other KSS Residents into their rooms.
VISITORS & GUESTS. When you invite guests into your flat, you must be considerate towards fellow tenants. • You should always consider any feelings or concerns of fellow tenants about visitors to your flat. • Under this Code of Conduct and your Tenancy Agreement, you are responsible at all times for the behaviour of your guests and visitors whilst they are in your flat and when entering or leaving the development. Any unacceptable behaviour by your guest or visitor will be regarded as a breach by you of the Code, your tenancy agreement or both. • You will be responsible for the cost of repairing breakages or damage caused by your visitors or guests, to include any discretionary fines for anti-socialbehaviour.
VISITORS & GUESTS. Visitors/guests are welcome as long as they: • Abide by property lease and property rules • Abide by federal, state and local laws • Do not pose a threat to any resident or property staff • Do not disturb the peace and quiet comfort of other residents • Do not interfere with management or maintenance of the property • Are not unauthorized residents Visitors/guests are defined as any person not on the lease, application or HUD Form 50059 regardless of age or relationship. Visitors/guests may stay with the resident on an occasional basis not to exceed thirty (30) cumulative days/nights in any twelve (12) month period. If a resident is disabled and requires a reasonable accommodation to allow a guest to stay more than thirty (30) cumulative days/nights during a twelve (12) month period, the accommodation must be requested and approved before the guest is allowed to remain longer than the above-mentioned timeframe. The number of overnight guests is limited to IEH’s occupancy standards for the unit size plus one. Service providers, such as a care-giver, are not defined as visitors or guests, but must be registered with the property staff if they will be present on the property for more than thirty (30) cumulative days/nights in any twelve (12) month period. Residents are responsible for all actions of their service providers, guests or visitors while on the property. Unauthorized persons are subject to arrest for trespassing and/or loitering pursuant to the local penal code. Guest and visitors will be allowed access to the community rooms or other common areas when the resident is present. Guests may take advantage of other common service areas such as laundry rooms and designated smoking areas as long as their presence does not interfere with use and peaceful enjoyment by residents who are part of a lease. Residents are responsible for the actions of their guests. If a person is present on the property more than the number of days/nights outlined above, the resident (HOH) will be required to meet with IEH staff to determine if an unauthorized resident is part of the household. Notice will be provided and this meeting will be conducted in accordance with HUD guidelines. If the LANDLORD suspects that a guest should actually be classified as a resident, IEH staff will request a meeting with the head-of-household. In accordance with HUD requirements, the resident will have ten (10) days to meet with the owner/ agent. Failure to respond to the request to meet may r...
VISITORS & GUESTS. For security reasons, individuals not connected with the current show should not attend rehearsals, unless it is pre-arranged through the Stage Manager and personnel are accounted for in the daily register. Dressing Rooms, Backstage areas, on-stage area, orchestra Pit, are Restricted Areas and Visitors and those not connected with the show are not permitted, unless accompanied by LCT Staff or Production Staff.
VISITORS & GUESTS. The terms and conditions relating to guests or visitors in the Student Residence are set out in Rule 48 of the Rules.
