Housing Charges Clause Samples
The HOUSING CHARGES clause defines the financial obligations a tenant or resident must pay for occupying a property, such as rent, utilities, or maintenance fees. It typically outlines the amount due, payment schedule, and any additional costs that may be incurred, such as late fees or charges for extra services. By clearly specifying these charges, the clause ensures both parties understand the costs involved and helps prevent disputes over payment responsibilities.
Housing Charges. Housing charges are billed by semester and are subject to change without notice. Each semester’s housing charges will be due according to established University fee deadlines. Failure to pay the required housing charges could result in immediate removal from University Housing, loss of future housing priority, and/or registration and transcript blocks.
Housing Charges. The student agrees to pay room and dining plan fees (Salem campus only) and properly billed charges (e.g., for damage, cleaning, lost keys, etc.). Room and dining plan charges are to be paid each semester in advance unless a deferred payment plan is arranged with the business office. Failure to complete financial arrangements with the business office will result in the cancellation of the contract by the university.
Housing Charges. 1. I will be charged for and will pay the Housing Rate for the Apartment type to which I am assigned starting on the Effective Date. Housing Rates are established by the University of Washington Board of Regents and can be viewed on HFS’ Housing and Dining Rates page.
2. The Housing Rate includes:
8.2.1. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Village and Laurel Village include: water, sewer and garbage services; and one on- site parking permit. I understand that payment for any utilities not included in my Housing Rate is my responsibility. A temporary failure in utility service is not a breach of this Agreement.
8.2.2. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Court includes: water, sewer and garbage services; gas; Internet access; and electricity. A temporary failure in utility service is not a breach of this Agreement.
Housing Charges. (a) Each member of the Co-op must pay housing charges. Housing charges are made up of: the membership fee of $15.00 (once only) monthly housing charges, less any subsidy parking charges, if any the member deposit other charges that members must pay under any of the Co-op’s by- laws
(b) Co-op members must decide what the monthly housing charges and parking charges will be at a general members’ meeting.
(c) Members must pay their housing and parking charges by 12:00 noon on the first (1st) day of each month.
(d) The housing charge does not include the following costs to the member: Electricity Hot Water Tank Rental Telephone Services for a unit Insurance on the member’s personal property, and The member’s personal liability insurance If the Co-op has to pay for any of these, the cost will be added to the member’s housing charge. This list can be changed by deleting, adding or changing items depending on what the member’s housing charge includes.
Housing Charges. 4.1 The semester housing charges for the Premises for each semester of the academic year during the term of this Contract (“Semester Housing Charges”) are set forth in the table below: Tier Cost per month Fall Semester = 5 months Spring Semester = 5 months Summer Semester = 2 months Tier 1 Single $ 978 Tier 2 Single $ 1,030 Tier 3 Single $ 1,082 Tier 4 Single $ 1,184
4.2 You agree to pay the Semester Housing Charges set forth above applicable to Your Assigned Space for the term of this Contract.
4.3 If Your Assigned Space is in a Single Occupancy 2-, 3- or 4-bedroom Boryla Unit, or a Double Occupancy 2-, 3-, or 4-bedroom Boryla Unit, and the number of Residents residing in the Boryla Unit is less than the maximum number allowed, You will be responsible only for Your per Resident amount of the applicable Semester Housing Charges set forth above. In that case, Residence Life will attempt to contract with one or more additional students to place them in that Boryla Unit until it is occupied at full capacity, unless You provide notice to Residence Life of Your intent to elect one of the following options:
a. Option 1: You may elect to “buy out” the vacancy/ies and enter into an amended contract in which You agree to be responsible for and pay the entire Semester Housing Charges for all of the assignable spaces in the Boryla Unit from the date of such notification to the end of the term of this Contract.
Housing Charges. 4.1 The semester housing charges for the Premises for each semester of the academic year during the term of this Contract (“Semester Housing Charges”) are set forth in the table below: Boryla Unit Type 2018-2019 Semester Housing Charges (per Resident, per semester) 2 bedroom- Single Occupancy $5,250 2 bedroom- Double Occupancy $3,750 3 bedroom-Single Occupancy $5,000 3 bedroom-Double Occupancy $3,750 4 bedroom-Single Occupancy $4,750
4.2 You agree to pay the Semester Housing Charges set forth above applicable to Your Assigned Space for the term of this Contract.
4.3 If Your Assigned Space is in a Single Occupancy 2-, 3- or 4-bedroom Boryla Unit, or a Double Occupancy 2-, 3-, or 4-bedroom Boryla Unit, and the number of Residents residing in the Boryla Unit is less than the maximum number allowed, You will be responsible only for Your per Resident amount of the applicable Semester Housing Charges set forth above. In that case, Residence Life will attempt to contract with one or more additional students to place them in that Boryla Unit until it is occupied at full capacity, unless You provide notice to Residence Life of Your intent to elect one of the following options:
a. Option 1: You may elect to “buy out” the vacancy/ies and enter into an amended contract in which You agree to be responsible for and pay the entire Semester Housing Charges for all of the assignable spaces in the Boryla Unit from the date of such notification to the end of the term of this Contract.
Housing Charges. A. If a student is withdrawing or taking a leave from the University, charges are calculated from the date the student officially checks out with their Housing staff member, not the date the student withdraws from the University. However, in no case will prorating of charges be based on a check out date earlier than the date the student officially withdraws from the University. (See paragraph 15 and 19E for check out responsibilities.) Dates for determining housing charges are based on the Academic Calendar. Students who withdraw and/or move out of a residential facility after the last day to withdraw from full semester classes, for any reason, will be charged 100% of the room costs for the semester. Students who are suspended or expelled from the University forfeit all refunds of housing room and board fees.
B. Housing charges will be processed as follows:
i. Students who withdraw and/or move out of a residential facility during early arrival/orientation through the first Friday of classes, for any reason, will be charged the equivalent of prorated room costs for a minimum of five (5) days.
ii. Students who withdraw and/or move out of a residential facility after the first Friday of classes through the last day to withdraw from full semester classes, for any reason, will be charged the equivalent of prorated room costs for their time of occupancy for the semester.
Housing Charges. The Student shall be responsible for a non-refundable Agreement fee for both housing and meal plans, a housing deposit, room rental charges, meal plan charges, and a non-refundable student activity fee for the Residence Hall Association (Student Government Campus Residence – SGCR fee).
Housing Charges. Payment for any Student Housing and Dining Services charges except rent (example: parking permits, lock change charges, etc.) is due within 24 hours of when they appear on your student account. You will receive an email notification of the charge when it is applied to your account. Please contact the Residential Accounts Office at Student Housing, (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ for account questions.
Housing Charges. For cancellations after the 100% Drop Date, the student will be responsible for the full balance of their room charge