Room Care. Licensee agrees to give good care to his/her room, its furnishings, and common areas, and to maintain sanitary and safety conditions acceptable to the I-House. A $100.00 Room Care Deposit must be made with the contract deposit and will be returned within 60 days following final move-out, contingent on the Director determining that licensee left furniture, equipment, and building in good condition, and that no fees are owed to International House.
Room Care. You are responsible for cleaning your room, for removing waste materials regularly, and for maintaining sanitation and safety conditions acceptable to University Housing. Furniture must be left in rooms and common areas to which it has been allocated unless removal is conducted by University Housing.
Room Care a. You are responsible for cleaning your housing accommodation; removing waste materials regularly; placing recyclable materials in designated containers; and maintaining satisfactory sanitation and life-safety standards as determined by the Department of Campus Life in conjunction with the Department of Environmental Health and Safety. Charges may apply to those found in violation. Cleaning equipment and materials are provided by the cooperative residence.
Room Care. Residents are expected to maintain a safe and clean space at all times. There are monthly inspections for cleanliness in all university housing. Residents are responsible for the general cleanliness and upkeep of their assigned living space and common areas and expected to report any breakage, damage, or need for repairs to university staff.
Room Care. You are responsible for removing waste materials from your assigned space in a proper manner, cleaning your rooms and any bathrooms within a suite or apartment, and maintaining sanitary and safe conditions which are acceptable to the University. Furniture attached to the floors or walls may not be moved. Moveable furniture may not be removed. No open flame devices, including candles and incense, may be used in student rooms. To avoid damage to windows and to facilitate the ability for emergency evacuation or communication if needed, you may not block windows or affix, permanently or temporarily, signs, posters, banners or other items to the windows of your assigned space or common spaces in campus housing.
Room Care. Residents of suites are responsible for: a) cleaning their rooms; b) removing waste material regularly; and c) maintaining sanitation and safety conditions acceptable to the university.
Room Care. Residents are responsible for: a) cleaning their rooms; b) removing waste material regularly according to the designated trash removal and recycling procedures for their particular residence hall; and c) maintaining sanitation and safety conditions acceptable to the university. The university does not provide draperies. Draperies provided by residents must be flame retardant.
Room Care. The Trust aims to maintain rooms in a pleasant and comfortable condition. If you break or discover broken furniture, fixtures and fittings, please report it as soon as possible to reception or a member of staff. Food and drinks (except water) are not permitted at any time in any training or counselling room. Lighting naked flames or candles is not allowed in any room. If a room is not left in a good condition, things have been left in the room or furniture has not been put back you will be notified by email from the Operations and Facilities Manager. If you receive more than one of these, you will receive an invoice for the equivalent of one-hour room rental to cover any operational cost. Continued failure to comply will result in your room rental account being suspended. We do not have the capacity to store equipment for room hirers. Rooms should be left as they were found, or as you would expect to find it.
Room Care. Students are responsible for removing waste materials in a proper manner, cleaning their rooms, and maintaining sanitary and safe conditions that are acceptable to the University. Furniture attached to the floors and walls may not be moved. Moveable furniture allocated to public common areas may not be removed. For health and safety reasons, residents may not cook in their residence hall rooms. Appliances with open coils are strictly prohibited. No open flame devices, including candles and incense may be used in a student’s room. Routine Health and Safety Inspections are conducted by the Department of Residence Life in order to ensure compliance with University policies and to address issues of concern.
Room Care. Students are responsible for maintaining reasonable sanitation and safety standards, including personal hygiene. If upon inspection, university staff discover safety and sanitation conditions below standard, the student will receive a written notice prescribing corrective action. If, after a reasonable time, the corrective action has not occurred, additional disciplinary actions may be taken, including possible eviction and/or fines.
