RELOCATION OF RESIDENT. To promote the well-being of its residents; to maintain, operate or renovate facilities; to convert or consolidate rooms for occupancy; to establish a special interest building, floor or section; or for other reasonable purposes, the university may require Residents upon seven days prior notice to relocate to a comparable university residential facility. If there is a conflict with his/her roommates and the issues can not be resolve, all Residents may be required to relocate. This lease is still binding regardless of the difference in room cost in the event relocation occurs.
RELOCATION OF RESIDENT. Should (in the opinion of Derby Manor staff), The Resident’s health circumstances warrant, Derby Manor will require The Resident to relocate to a more appropriate setting. Depending on the circumstances Derby Manor may assist through discussions and other actions including consultations with family, health care professionals, and pertinent government agencies and officials. In order to do so the Resident must provide Derby Manor with written authorization.
RELOCATION OF RESIDENT. The Facility may relocate the Resident to another Residence or to another service level in the Facility, based upon evaluation of the assessment by the Resident’s physician, or Director of Nursing, the Resident, and/or the Resident Representative (if applicable). Resident will be transferred for reasons of health and safety, or the general welfare of the other residents of the Facility and will be provided thirty (30) days’ notice of such relocation, where possible. In the even that Resident becomes a Medicaid beneficiary while at the Facility, Resident may also be transferred to the Facility’s designated semi-private Medicaid accommodations. The Resident will not be responsible for the costs of relocation, including the costs of preparing the Resident's original Residence for occupancy by a new resident.
RELOCATION OF RESIDENT. If Owner determines in Owner’s sole and reasonable judgment that a threat of asbestos exposure exists in the Premises (hereinafter an “asbestos event”), Resident shall, within twenty-four (24) hours of receiving written notification from Owner relocate, to alternative housing, as designated and approved by Owner. Resident shall not return to the Premises until Owner has been able to complete repairs, if necessary, and any threat of asbestos exposure has been removed or abated. In cases of extreme emergency or danger, Resident agrees to and shall evacuate the Premises immediately upon verbal or written notice from Owner. By way of example but not limitation, significant exposure of asbestos due to fire or flood requires Resident to evacuate and relocate immediately. Resident shall not return to the Premises if the Lease is terminated in accordance with its terms or law.
RELOCATION OF RESIDENT. Landlord specifically reserves the right to relocate Resident to another room in the Apartment Community or, if possible, to a room in an on-campus housing facility owned, operated or managed by or on behalf of the University (“University On-Campus Housing”). Landlord shall assist Resident in moving Resident’s personal property in the event of such relocation. In the event that the room at the Apartment Community assigned to the Resident is not ready for occupancy at the commencement of the Contract Term, as determined solely by Landlord, then Landlord reserves the right to assign the Resident, if possible, to a room in University On-Campus Housing or in a nearby off-campus accommodation. In addition to the foregoing, Resident acknowledges and understands that the Apartment Community is currently under construction. While Landlord anticipates that construction of the Apartment Community will be completed prior to the commencement of the Term, it is possible that bad weather or other unexpected delays in construction could delay the completion of the Apartment Community. In the event that apartments are not completed and ready for occupancy prior to the commencement of the Term, Resident agrees that the Landlord may provide you with substitute living quarters (the “Temporary Accommodation”) in on-campus housing or another off-campus facility, such as a hotel or motel, (based on availability) until such time as the Resident’s Apartment is completed and ready for occupancy. In the event that Landlord provides Resident with a Temporary Accommodation, then at all times while Landlord is providing the Temporary Accommodation, (a) Landlord will provide Resident with reasonable transportation to and from the campus of the University if the Temporary Accommodation is more than 1.25 miles from such campus, (b) the “Premises” under this Resident Contract will be the Temporary Accommodation, (c) Resident will continue to pay Rent and all other payments required to be paid by Resident under this Resident Contract and (d) all other applicable provisions of this Resident Contract will continue to apply. At such time as Resident’s Apartment is completed and ready for occupancy, Landlord will, at its cost, move your personal property within the Temporary Accommodation to your Apartment.
