Common use of Guest Policy Clause in Contracts

Guest Policy. Residents are expected to assume responsibility for the actions of their guests and will be held accountable for a guest’s violation of Community Standards. Anyone who is invited to, accompanied on, accepted, or admitted to residence property (which includes but is not limited to all residence buildings and surrounding grounds) is deemed to be a guest of that resident. Rooms are contracted to residents for their private use only. Arrival and Movement of Guests: residents must meet their guests at the front entrance of their residence building (rather than guests inappropriately entering and wandering through residence). Residents must accompany their guests at all times during their visit. Guests Length of Stay: each resident is allowed to have a maximum of one overnight guest, for no longer than two consecutive nights and for a total of seven nights over the summer term. It is the responsibility of the resident to get the consent of his/her roommate when appropriate, while also signing the guest in/out upon arrival/departure with the Resident Advisor/Security. Having guests is a privilege and therefore can be taken away with the failure to comply with the Residence Contract policies.