RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES Sample Clauses

RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES. A) Participation Requirements: Participation in a meal plan is mandatory for all Licensees residing in the RH, TCS, TJS, and VCS communities. Students residing in in these communities are required to choose a minimum of a twelve (12) a week. Licensees who relocate from a community where a meal plan is mandatory will be defaulted to the lowest available meal plan. Students in the CalFresh program are required to have a meal plan. Proof of enrollment is required, and students are able to select a 5 meal per week option at the rate of $222 per meal plan installment. Participation in a meal plan is voluntary for Licensees residing in MSQ, UPN and UPS. Voluntary meal plans are purchased directly from the Residential Dining Services vendor and are not subject to the Student License Terms and Conditions. Mandatory and voluntary meals are non-transferrable.
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RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES. A) Participation Requirements: Participation in a meal plan is mandatory for all Licensees residing in the RH, TCS, TJS, VCS, and UPN communities. Students will be able to order their preferred meal remotely and picked up from a designated location. Students residing in RH, TJS, TCS, and VCS are required to choose a minimum of a twelve (12) a week. Students assigned to UPN are required to choose a minimum of five (5) meals a week. Licensees who relocate from a community where a meal plan is not mandatory will be defaulted to the lowest available meal plan. Participation in a meal plan is voluntary for Licensees residing in MSQ and UPS. Voluntary meal plans are purchased directly from the Residential Dining Services vendor and are not subject to the Student License Terms and Conditions.
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RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES. Voluntary meal plans are available for purchase directly from the Residential Dining Services vendor and are not subject to the Student License Terms and Conditions. Residential dining services will not be available during break periods, as follows: FALL RECESS, Last meal service: Dinner, Friday, November 20, 2020. Service resumes: Breakfast, Monday, November 30, 2020. SEMESTER BREAK, Last meal service: Dinner, Saturday, December 19, 20120. Service resumes: Brunch, Saturday, January 23, 2021. SPRING RECESS, Last meal service: Dinner, Friday, March 19, 2021. Service resumes: Breakfast, Monday, March 29, 2021.
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RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES. Participation Requirements: Meal Services will not be available during the summer sessions.
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RESIDENTIAL DINING SERVICES. All Licensees are required to enroll in a meal plan by entering a meal contract. Dining services, including where and how services will be offered, is subject to the discretion of the University and the dining vendor and are subject to modification to address public health concerns. Due to the health and safety guidance adopted or that may be adopted by the University or the dining vendor, occupancy of dining facilities may be limited and the amount of time a patron may be present within the dining facilities may be limited. Furthermore, there may be operational alterations in the dining services if needed to comply with health and safety measures. Any such alterations or refusals of services do not constitute a termination of a Licensee’s meal plan agreement, provided that there is an appropriate mechanism (i.e. delivery, pick-up/to-go services, etc.) available for the Licensee to obtain food offered through the meal plan program. Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon reasonable notice, residential dining reserves the right to terminate meal contracts due to public health emergency needs, including COVID-19.
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