Expanded Occupancy Clause Samples
The Expanded Occupancy clause defines the conditions under which a tenant may increase their use of leased premises beyond the originally agreed-upon area or capacity. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting additional space, any adjustments to rent or other terms, and the landlord’s obligations to accommodate such requests if possible. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for tenants whose space needs may grow during the lease term, while also protecting the landlord’s interests by setting clear procedures and limitations for expansion.
Expanded Occupancy. The Residence Life & Housing reserves the right to over assign living units based on need and demand. Space not traditionally designated as living units may be converted into expanded accommodations in an attempt to manage optimum occupancy and to accommodate as many students as possible. Potential expanded accommodations may include, but are not limited to: converted public area space (such as lounges), expanded unit occupancy, and/or local motels/hotels. Students assigned to expanded accommodations will be advised of the same prior to arrival on campus or at the time of check-in. Assignment to expanded occupancy accommodations is not considered grounds for agreement release upon request. These are temporary assignments and will result in relocation to a permanent space. These relocations could occur anytime during the semester and will have the room rates adjusted at that time.
Expanded Occupancy. Residents are expected to move out of “Expanded Occupancy” spaces are based on receipt date of housing occupancy agreement, except where extenuating circumstances may necessitate deviation from that order. If a student is assigned to “expanded occupancy” beyond the consolidation period, the rental fee for all residents in the expanded occupancy will be reduced by 20% according to the guidelines established by the Massachusetts State College Building Authority.
Expanded Occupancy. In case of exceptionally high demand for on-campus student housing, or as operational needs dictate, the University reserves the right to assign you to short-term alternative housing, which may include (by way of example and not by way of limitation): common areas repurposed to residential areas, increasing unit maximum occupancy, and/or placement in third-party / commercial housing (e.g. apartments, hotels).
Expanded Occupancy. If the words “EXPANDED OCCUPANCY” appear on your room assignment letter, the student is eligible for regular spaces unclaimed by the assignees, provided the student checked into the “expanded occupancy” assigned space. Moves out of “Expanded Occupancy” spaces are based on receipt date of housing occupancy agreement, except where extenuating circumstances may necessitate deviation from that order. If a student is assigned to “expanded occupancy” beyond the consolidation period, the rental fee for all residents in the expanded occupancy will be reduced by 20% according to the guidelines established by the Massachusetts State College Building Authority.