PRIVATE ROOMS Sample Clauses

PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room is not guaranteed to any resident during the Academic Year. However, if space permits, private rooms may be available for an additional charge on a semester basis only. During all semesters, the Department of Residence Life/Office of the Commandant reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, except those who have paid for a private room, to move together when to doing so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities, (2) facilitate cleaning, (3) make space available for the housing of special groups, or (4) support the private room policy.
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PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room is not guaranteed to any on-campus resident during the academic year. However, if space permits, residents can request a private room. Having a private room does not entitle a resident to make the room available to another resident or non-resident. During all semesters, The Office of Residence Life reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, except those who have contracted their rooms on a private basis, to move together when to do so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities; (2) facilitate cleaning; (3) make space available for the housing of special groups; or (4) support the private room procedure. Once a resident contract for a room as a private, he/she is obligated for the additional fee for the academic year, even though he/she may later decide to accept a roommate or move to another room, unless approval has been granted by The Office of Residence Life to terminate the private room contract addendum.
PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room is not guaranteed to any on-campus resident during the academic year. Having a private room does not entitle a resident to make the room available to another resident or non- resident. During all semesters, Residential Living and Learning reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, to move together when to do so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities;
PRIVATE ROOMS. If requested by the employee within a reasonable time period prior to departure, the company will provide private accommodations for those whom request so, while on training courses or other company related business. This does not apply to the Annual Xxxxxxx Conference.
PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room in a residence hall or Corps hall is not guaranteed to any resident during any Summer term. However, if space permits, private rooms may be available for an additional charge on a session basis only. During all semester/sessions, the Department of Residence Life/Office of the Commandant reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, except those who have paid for a private room, to move together when to doing so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities, (2) facilitate cleaning, (3) make space available for the housing of special groups, or (4) support the private room policy.
PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room is not guaranteed to any on-campus occupants during the academic year. Having a private room does not entitle the Occupant to make the room available to another occupant or non-occupant. During all semesters, Residential Living and Learning reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, to move together when to do so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities; (2) facilitate cleaning; (3) make space available for the housing of special groups; (4) support the private room procedure; or (5) to address emergency occupancy needs. Once the Occupant elects a room as a private, the Occupant is obligated for the additional fee for the academic year, even though he/she may later decide to accept a roommate or move to another room, unless approval has been granted by Residential Living and Learning to terminate the private room contract addendum.
PRIVATE ROOMS. A private room is not guaranteed to any resident during the Academic Year. However, if space permits, private rooms may be available for an additional charge on a semester basis only. During all semesters, the Department of Residence Life/Office of the Commandant reserves the right to require single occupants of rooms, except those who have paid for a private room, to move Resignation or academic suspension from the Corps of Cadets does not release together when to doing so will: (1) reduce the cost of utilities, (2) facilitate the Student from this Contract. If the Student resigns his/her membership in, or cleaning, (3) make space available for the housing of special groups, or (4) is suspended by or removed from the Corps of Cadets, but continues enrollment support the private room policy. at the University, the Student is required to fulfill the terms of this Contract by 14. HALL/APARTMENT CHANGES: moving into other University Housing if space is available. If space is not Hall/apartment changes are made based on availability. Residents changing available, the Department of Residence Life may terminate this Contract. A halls or apartments during the contract period, from a less expensive to a more student leaving the Corps of Cadets, for whatever reason, will not be permitted expensive hall or apartment, will be required to pay the difference in housing to live in Corps Halls due to the absence of space availability in the Residence charges. If the move is to a less expensive hall or apartment, the housing fee Halls or University Apartments. A student leaving the Corps of Cadets is difference will be refunded, normally after the 12th class day. Housing fee required to complete all necessary resignation/transfer paperwork, properly differentials will be computed on a prorated basis unless the move is completed check-out and vacate the Corps Halls within forty-eight (48) hours. Failure to do prior to the first day of classes. so may result in additional billing and/or charges.
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PRIVATE ROOMS. For the 2021-2022 academic year, private rooms will be offered at the double room rate to returning and new students. Private rooms will be available until all are filled.
PRIVATE ROOMS. When space is available, a student may request to remain in a double occupancy room alone and claim the room as a “private” room. There is an additional charge per semester for private rooms. The additional fee will depend upon the residence hall. The student is not assessed the additional charge until after the last day to enroll in classes for the semester or session. Room Changes: The first two weeks of classes for each semester are considered “room change weeks” for both the fall and spring semester. After the first two weeks of the semester, room changes will cost $25 per room change. There is a $50 fine for unauthorized room changes and the possibility of student conduct charges.

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  • Amenities Amenities shall be prescribed as provided in Appendix F of this Agreement.

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  • Toilets Papers, dust, cobwebs, peels, cans/bottles, cigarette butts, excrement on floor, bad smells, water pools, leaking sewage, rodents, animals (dead or alive), overflowing sanitary bins. 0 = NOT APPLICABLE 1 = UNACCEPTABLE (Toilets out of order. Toilets not cleaned on daily basis.) 2 = POOR (Toilets cleaned, but still visible signs of dirt, e.g. dust, cobwebs.) 3 = GOOD (Obvious sign that toilets are cleaned daily.) 4 = EXCELLENT (Extra effort is put in to ensure cleanliness, e.g. using detergents.)

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  • Elevators Landlord shall provide passenger elevator service during normal business hours to Tenant in common with Landlord and all other tenants. Landlord shall provide limited passenger service at other times, except in case of an emergency.

  • Lavatories Cleaning and janitorial services to be provided in the common area lavatories of the building shall include:

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