Gatherings. A gathering of more than ten total individuals in an apartment or common area without the approval of the Coordinator of Student Development is in violation of policy. Failing to comply with the policies for a registered gathering is prohibited. gg) Darts. Darts and dart boards are not allowed in or around University Housing facilities.
Gatherings. A gathering of more than ten total individuals in an apartment or common area without the approval of the Coordinator of Student Development is in violation of policy. Failing to comply with the policies for a registered gathering is prohibited.
Gatherings. There are to be no gatherings within residence hall bedrooms. Only the resident(s) of a room, suite or apartment may be present in the room, suite or apartment at any time. • Gatherings within common areas of residence halls must adhere to both the Face Coverings and Physical Distancing requirements set forth above. • Gatherings in common areas must be limited to the maximum number of persons permitted under the current Massachusetts guidelines
Gatherings. There shall be no excessive partying (alcohol and/or drugs) or gatherings of people at any given time on City property.
Gatherings i. what protocols will be implemented to maintain social and physical distancing, as per the State and Federal directions?
Gatherings. 1. Gatherings are not allowed without the prior written approval of the Complex Coordinator is a violation. A gathering is defined as more than two guests per each resident of a particular apartment.
Gatherings. Meals • Responsible Parties must ensure social distancing between individuals while eating in school cafeteria. If not feasible, meals may be served in alternate areas (e.g., classrooms) or in staggered meal periods to ensure social distancing and proper cleaning and disinfection between students. o Responsible Parties must prohibit sharing of food and beverages (e.g., buffet style meals, snacks), unless individuals are members of the same household. Adequate space should be reserved for students, faculty, and staff to observe social distancing while eating meals. Small Spaces • Responsible Parties should limit gathering in small spaces (e.g., elevators, supply rooms, faculty offices) by more than one individual at a time, unless all individuals in such space at the same time are wearing acceptable face coverings or are members of the same household. However, even with face coverings in use, occupancy should not exceed 50% of the maximum capacity of the space, unless it is designed for use by a single occupant. Faculty and Staff Meetings • Pursuant to their school reopening plan, Responsible Parties may consider choosing to use video or teleconferencing for faculty and staff meetings and conferences to reduce the density of congregations, per CDC guidance “Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers to Plan and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)”. When videoconferencing or teleconferencing is not preferable or possible, Responsible Parties may choose to hold meetings in open, well-ventilated spaces and ensure that individuals maintain appropriate social distance (e.g., leave space between chairs, have individuals sit in alternating chairs). Ventilation • Responsible Parties should increase ventilation with outdoor air to the greatest extent possible (e.g., opening windows and doors) while maintaining health and safety protocols. Common Areas • Responsible Parties should take additional measures to prevent congregation in elevator waiting areas and limit density in elevators, by, for instance, enabling the use of stairs. • Responsible Parties may choose to encourage social distancing by reducing access to, or closing, non-essential amenities and communal areas that do not allow for adequate social distancing protocols to be followed. If open, Responsible Parties should make hand sanitizer or disinfecting wipes available near such amenities or areas (e.g., vending machines, communal coffee stations). o However, Responsible Parties should not pr...
Gatherings. We understand that the number of individuals allowed at an Apartment or Commons gathering (including porch areas) varies based on the specific Apartment or Commons unit. (Note: For exact number listed by building, go to: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/residentialLife/guidelines.aspx) We understand that failure to comply with this regulation may result in our reassignment to residence hall spaces. Attics and Basements: We understand that, due to safety and facility issues, all attics and basements are off limits at all times (except for the community laundry room). We understand that if a space is locked, we are not to have access to it.
Gatherings. While the holidays can be stressful for everyone, those with chronic lung diseases like asthma must take extra precaution when planning their holiday fun. "While there is no cure for asthma, it can be managed and treated so that those with asthma can live normal and healthy lives," said Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxx, executive vice president, American Lung Association of the Mid-Atlantic. "But large events outside of your normal routine - like the holidays - can trigger asthma symptoms through a variety of activities like traveling, different sleeping environments and holiday activities like sitting around the fireplace." To help alleviate holiday anxiety, the American Lung Association has put together a list of tips for the more than half a million Maryland residents who live with asthma. Create Your Asthma Action Plan Quick Links Join PAP About PAP Resources Asthma 101 Coaches Clipboard Open Airways For Schools Asthma Management Plan Course Sites Contact Us Let's Stay Connected! PA Asthma Partnership Clean Indoor Air for PA Healthy Air PA ALA in PA PA Department of Health Our Sponsors If you have asthma, work with your healthcare provider to create a plan with instructions for early treatment of your asthma symptoms. An Asthma Action Plan is a written, individualized worksheet that shows you the steps to take to keep your asthma from getting worse. It also provides guidance on when to call your healthcare provider or when to go to the emergency room. Visit our Sponsor
Gatherings. For the 2022-2023 school year, King and Queen County Public Schools plans to allow school gatherings. This includes open house, performances, etc. King and Queen County Public Schools will update and make changes to this portion of the plan based on guidance from VDH.
