Custodial & Grounds Sample Clauses
Custodial & Grounds. The College, prior to occupancy in the fall, will be responsible for cleaning the house/apartment. Common hallways, corridors and similar public spaces in College-owned properties will be the responsibility of the College. The College will supply and change light bulbs and supply one shower curtain liner at the beginning of occupancy. In addition, lawn care and snow removal will be the responsibility of the College.
Custodial & Grounds. Regular cleaning during the occupancy period, and prior to move is the responsibility of the residents. Interior apartment space will not be cleaned by the College. Residents are responsible for providing their own vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies, and toilet paper. Students are expected to keep interior and exterior spaces clean and sanitary, so as not to affect other students within the apartment or house or to contribute to unhealthy or unsafe conditions. ALCOHOL POLICIES: The Lafayette College Code of Conduct, found within the Student Handbook, states that possession of open containers of alcohol on the grounds of any College property, including the yards of off-campus residences, is prohibited regardless of residents’ ages. Kegs and common source containers of alcohol are not permitted in or on the grounds of College residences, including College-owned off-campus houses and apartments also regardless of residents’ ages.
Custodial & Grounds. Regular cleaning during the occupancy period, and prior to move out is the responsibility of the residents. Interior apartment space will not be cleaned by the College. Residents are responsible for providing their own vacuum cleaner, cleaning supplies, and toilet paper. Students are expected to keep interior and exterior spaces clean and sanitary, so as not to affect other students within the apartment or house or to contribute to unhealthy, unsanitary or unsafe conditions. ALCOHOL POLICIES: The Lafayette College Code of Conduct, found within the Student Handbook, states that possession of open containers of alcohol on the grounds of any College property, including the yards of off-campus residences, is prohibited regardless of residents’ ages. Kegs and common source containers of alcohol are not permitted in or on the grounds of College residences, including College-owned off-campus houses and apartments also regardless of residents’ ages. College will not store or remove these items from the property. Any furniture that has been damaged by students or is missing during inspection times will be replaced at the cost of all of the residents of that particular house/apartment.
Custodial & Grounds. In the event a layoff of employees becomes necessary, the following procedure shall be followed: