Personal Belongings. Tenant agrees not to leave any personal belongings (including lawn furniture) in the parking areas, common halls, sidewalks, lawn areas or other common areas of the apartment community.
Personal Belongings. The Resident shall remove all of Resident’s property at the end of the lease. The Association is not responsible for any personal belongings or items left behind. Any property left behind shall become the property of Association and may be disposed of.
Personal Belongings. 24.1. Small items of personal furniture may be brought into the Home with the prior agreement of the Home’s manager. It is your responsibility to ensure that such items are clearly marked with your name. Please see clause 25 in relation to your obligations to insure your belongings.
Personal Belongings. All personal items should be removed from your Accommodation by/on your departure date. There are no storage facilities on campus for personal belongings, as such any items left behind after your departure date will be considered non-essential/unwanted and be recycled, donated or disposed of. Excess items left behind (more than the contents of one standard black bin bag) may incur a fee covering the actual cost of disposing these items.
Personal Belongings. 1. Required belongings ・Passport: a valid, original passport must be brought to the test site. The passport number of the passport used for registration must match the passport number brought on the test date; ・writing utensils: black pencils without caps, erasers without covers; and ・color photocopy of your passport with the your test date, applicant number and name in English cited on it in accordance with the instructions of the Foundation.
Personal Belongings. The Union’s cannot accept responsibility for loss by theft or otherwise, or damage of your personal belonging. The Contractor is advised to ensure that they have adequate personal insurance to cover such loss/damage should it occur.
Personal Belongings. The Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena is not responsible for lost or stolen items • All members should keep the number of personal items they bring to the Club to a minimum • All members should store book bags, swimsuits, towels, musical instruments, etc. in designated areas for safekeeping • Cash should be kept on your person at all times • No using personal devices (i.e., tablets, mobile phones, etc.) to access inappropriate sites or to take pictures or videos of other members, including "selfies" or self-portraits. • Personal electronic devices should NOT be used during Power Hour, Programs, or when instructed by staff and volunteers – accessing social media within the Club is always prohibited
Personal Belongings. The Employee accepts and acknowledges that all personal belongings either in the office, in transit, or on the site, remains at all times the sole responsibility of the Employee.
Personal Belongings. Personal articles which are the property of the Insured Person, or for which they are responsible, and which are taken on or acquired during the Journey.
Personal Belongings. Explorer Club and Little Explorers do not encourage toys from home. However, on occasion staff may allow electronics and toys to be brought from home on special days and may only be used during specific free choice times. Please label all items. Staff is not responsible for lost, broken, or stolen items. Toys with weapons or that promote violence are NOT permitted at Explorer Club or Little Explorers. Pictures or Video Explorer Club and Little Explorers will follow XXXX’s student video and photo procedures. If you prefer that your child’s picture or video not be used by the school (e.g. marketing, newsletters) please send a written request to the Explorer Club office. We will also be sharing photos with our families on SmugMug. There is a link on the Explorer Club and Little Explorers webpage. Family Participation and Parental Access Parent involvement is welcomed at Explorer Club and Little Explorers. We welcome your participation (e.g. reading books, sharing information about your occupations or hobbies, attending field trips, and talking about special holidays or customs). If you would like to share something with the children, please let your site supervisor know and we will try to arrange an opportunity for you to visit. You are always welcome to join your child in their classroom spaces or on the playground at any time. Bathroom/Toileting Requirements Children enrolled in the Explorer Club and Little Explorers program must be potty trained before attending the program. We realize that “accidents” will happen. “Accidents” by definition are unusual incidents and should happen infrequently. We will begin with a “three accident” practice in place. When three accidents occur in one month’s time we need to re-evaluate your child’s placement in the program. Potty-trained children can: • Communicate to the teachers that he/she needs to go to the restroom. • Go to the restroom and perform the necessary functions without assistance from an adult. • Wear cloth underwear. Pull-ups are not allowed. Little Explorers 3 & 4-year-old Child Care Program Hours of Operation Before School 6:00 am-7:30 am After School 2:00 pm-4:30 pm 2:00 pm-6:00 pm All-day Little Explorers 7:30 am-5:00 pm A minimum of 10 students needs to be registered. If there are insufficient requests for child care on non-school days, Little Explorers will not be open. Little Explorers Child Care Program follows the same policies and procedures as the Explorer Club School Age Care Program along with ...
