Rights and obligations of Resident upon termination of Occupancy Sample Clauses

Rights and obligations of Resident upon termination of Occupancy. The resident has no vested right to occupy the room after the vacating date. By 10:00am on the vacating date, the resident will: • vacate the room • remove all of his/her possessions from the room • remove all of his/her possessions from common areas of the suite • ensure the room is left in a clean and orderly condition • lock the bedroom and suite doors • officially check out at the front desk • return the room keycard to the front desk Until ALL these steps are taken, a resident is still considered to be “a resident” and is not considered to have moved out. If the resident abandons their room it is NOT considered to be “moving out”. If a room/common areas/entire suite is left in an unclean or damaged condition, all residents of the suite will be billed a cleaning/damage charge for cleaning and maintenance of the room. If the damage or cleaning is in the resident’s room, only the resident will be charged. There is a minimum charge of $195 damage charges will be billed as outlined in the Residents’ Handbook. The fee may be higher depending on the state of the room. Any items left behind by the resident will be removed at a charge of $50 and will be immediately taken to garbage disposal;; the $50 fee will be automatically charged to the resident’s credit card. Any concerns about the state of the suite prior to departure should be immediately directed to the residence office by the resident to xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx. The residence shall not be liable to the resident for any loss. The resident has no vested right to occupy the room after the vacating date.

Rights and obligations of Resident upon termination of Occupancy. The resident has no vested right to occupy the room after the vacating date. By 12:00 noon on the vacating date, the resident will: • vacate the room • remove all of their possessions from the room • remove all of their possessions from common areas of the suite • ensure the room is left in a clean and orderly condition • lock the bedroom and suite doors • officially check out at the front desk • return the room keycard to the front desk Until ALL these steps are taken, a resident is still considered to be “a resident” and is not considered to have moved out. If the resident abandons their room it is NOT considered to be “moving out”. If a room/common areas/entire suite is left in an unclean or damaged condition, all residents of the suite will be billed a cleaning/damage charge for cleaning and maintenance of the