Alterations and Damages Sample Clauses

Alterations and Damages. The Student shall use reasonable diligence in care of the assigned unit, its furnishings and in the facility’s common areas. The Student may not make alterations to University property without the specific written consent of the DHRL director or designee. The Student agrees to pay for damage caused to University property as a result of negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse. Payment is due upon demand. If the identity of the person responsible for damages cannot be determined after investigation, the DHRL director or designee may prorate the cost to repair the damages and administrative fees among all or any portion of the residents, as is deemed fair. The Student who fails to pay for damages will be subject to the penalties in section 7,
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Alterations and Damages. The Student shall use reasonable diligence in care of the assigned space. The student may not make any alterations or improvements to university property without the specific written consent of the HRL director. Prohibited alterations and improvements include but are not limited to painting, wallpapering, drilling of holes, nailing, attaching of screws, installing antennas or phone/electrical outlets, defacing, or otherwise altering the premises, of any walls, fixtures, appliances, or equipment owned by the University. The student agrees to pay for damage caused to university property as a result of negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse. Payment is due upon demand. If the identity of the person responsible for damages cannot be determined after investigation, the HRL director or his/her designee may prorate the cost to repair the damages and administrative fees among all or any of the residents, as is deemed fair by the H&RL director/University. The student who fails to pay for damages will be subject to the penalties in Section 5. Payment.
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Alterations and Damages. The Student shall use reasonable diligence in care of the assigned space. The Student may not make any alterations or improvements to University property without the specific written consent of the HRL director. Prohibited alterations and improvements include but are not limited to: painting, wallpapering, drilling of holes, nailing, attaching of screws, installing antennas or phone/electrical outlets, defacing or otherwise altering the premises, of any walls, fixtures, appliances, or equipment owned by the University.
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Alterations and Damages. Residents cannot move or remove University-owned property from any area the ORL has designated for the property’s specific use. This includes but is not limited to the addition or changing of any lock, removal of any window screen, alternation of any heating or light fixture, painting of any surface, or installation of any antenna or satellite dish. Residents must obtain written consent from the ORL before: making any change or alteration; dismantling, disassembling, or changing in any way equipment or furniture; or placing, affixing, or attaching any article to any floor, wall, ceiling, furniture, or fixture.
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Alterations and Damages. Student is responsible for College property in their College Housing assignment and elsewhere in the residential facility. Student shall not make any changes or alterations, dismantle or disassemble any equipment or furniture, or place, affix, or attach and articles to the floor, walls, ceiling, furniture, or fixtures without advance, written consent of the College. This shall include but not be limited to the addition or changing of any locks, removal of window screens, alteration of heating or light fixtures, painting of any surface, and/or installation of radio or television antenna. Property belonging to the College must not be moved or taken from areas designated for its specific use. Charges related to extra cleaning, removal of property not original to the room, and repairs beyond normal wear and tear will be assessed against the Student. If such items cannot be attributed to a specific student or group of students, damages will be assessed among the smallest identifiable common group of the community. This includes but is not limited to charges resulting from propped doors, graffiti, false fire alarms, and broken common area furniture or fixtures. See Damage Cost Guidelines in The Guide to Student Life for price information.
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Alterations and Damages. Except for actions required by a Construction Contract, neither a Construction Contractor nor Construction Contractor Personnel shall make or cause any alterations, improvements, physical damages, attachments to, or other changes of any kind, including vandalism to University Property.
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Alterations and Damages. The Student shall use reasonable diligence in care of the assigned unit, its furnishings and in the facility’s common areas. The Student may not make alterations to University property without the specific written consent of the DHRL director or designee. The Student agrees to pay for damage caused to University property as a result of negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse. Payment is due upon demand. If the identity of the person responsible for damages cannot be determined after
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Alterations and Damages. The student shall use reasonable diligence in the care of his or her room, in common areas of the residence hall, and with other residence hall areas and property. The student may not make any alterations to University property without the specific written consent of the Director of Housing & Residence Life or his/her designee. The student agrees to pay for any damage caused to University property or University managed property as a result of negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse. Payment is due upon demand. Damages found in “common areas” of specific units will be divided equally between all residents unless those responsible are identified. Residents are responsible for any damages caused by their guest. A student who fails to pay for damages as required above may have University privileges withheld and will not be permitted to register, graduate or be issued an official transcript until such damages are paid.
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Alterations and Damages. You must not move any University-owned property from any area that University has designated for the property’s specific use.
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