Common use of Emergency Evacuation Clause in Contracts

Emergency Evacuation. If, due to COVID-19 or for any other reason, the College should require the students to vacate their rooms, the Student shall vacate the Room promptly and return the Keys to the College. When vacating the Student must remove all personal belongings from the Room, and the Room and Common Areas are to be left clean and tidy. The Student hereby gives the College title to any personal belongings left in the Room once vacated, so they may be treated as College property and may be removed or destroyed. A charge will be made for removing and destroying them, which will be deducted from the Caution Money.

Emergency Evacuation. If, due to COVID-19 or for any other reason, the College should require the students to vacate their rooms, the Student shall vacate the Room Property promptly and return the Keys to the College. When vacating the Student must remove all personal belongings from the RoomProperty, and the Room Property and Common Areas are to be left clean and tidy. The Student hereby gives the College title to any personal belongings left in the Room Property once vacated, so they may be treated as College property and may be removed or destroyed. A charge will be made for removing and destroying them, which will be deducted from the Caution Money.

Emergency Evacuation. If, due to COVID-19 pandemic or for any other reason, the College should require the students to vacate their rooms, the Student shall vacate the Room Property promptly and return the Keys to the College. When vacating the Student must remove all personal belongings from the RoomProperty, and the Room Property and Common Areas are to be left clean and tidy. The Student hereby gives the College title to any personal belongings left in the Room Property once vacated, so they may be treated as College property and may be removed or destroyed. A charge will be made for removing and destroying them, which will be deducted from the Caution Money.