Date returning Clause Samples
The "Date returning" clause specifies the exact date by which a party must return certain items, property, or documents to the other party. In practice, this clause is commonly used in agreements involving rentals, loans, or temporary transfers, where it is important to clearly establish when the borrowed or leased items must be given back. By defining a clear return date, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes about the timing of returns, ensuring both parties are aware of their obligations and can plan accordingly.
Date returning. If an emergency arises and you are unable to return as scheduled, you MUST contact on-call staff. Staff reserve the right to urine drug screen and breathalyze you upon return. This may include reporting to the Addictions Crisis Center (ACC)
Date returning. If you determine that you are in a situation that warrants an extension of a pass, you must leave a message on your Case Manager's telephone as well as notify Fairview Community Residence staff. The message should include; new date of return and telephone number you can be reached at. Staff numbers provided below. Staff reserves the right to urine drug screen and breathalize you upon return. This may include reporting to the Addictions Crisis Center (A.C.C.)
1. Residents must observe curfew. Weekday curfew is 11:30 p.m. Weekend and Holiday curfew is 12:00 p.m.
2. If you determine that you are in a situation that warrants a time extension you will need to follow the procedure stated above.
3. If you plan on attending a special event which will prevent you from returning at curfew; you will need to discuss this with your Case Manager or Program Coordinator PRIOR to the event. Resident's Signature: Date: FRS Staff: Date: It is the policy of Fairview Recovery Services, Inc. Community Residential and Supportive Living programs to provide a supportive alcohol and drug-free environment. Therefore alcohol and/or mood altering drugs are not allowed on the premises. We recognize that there is an individualized need for certain residents to take medications for both their physical and mental health needs. Therefore the only acceptable mood altering drugs that are allowed on the premises are those medications that are prescribed by a physician.