Room Decorations Clause Samples

Room Decorations. Students must not decorate their rooms with combustible materials (paneling, combustible fabrics, etc.). Fiberglass or other fire-resistant hangings are acceptable if hung in accordance with the Room Decorations policy (see #20). No items may be affixed to, installed in or suspended from the ceiling, sprinkler head (exposed or concealed), or other fire safety equipment in any student room or other residence hall space Approved wall decorations must be at least 18 inches from sprinkler heads (exposed or concealed) Fabric decorations and/or posters may only cover a maximum of 50% of one wall in any student room. Light fixtures must remain uncovered. Lamps or light fixtures may not use halogen bulbs unless manufactured with safety screen. The possession of items that result in an open flame or that are designed for being burned are always prohibited. For the safety of everyone within a residential community, candles or incense, whether burned, for decoration, or never previously used, are prohibited and will be confiscated. Students in violation are subject to fines and disciplinary action.

Room Decorations. While the resident is allowed to decorate their rooms, for safety reasons, the guidelines listed below have been established. • Pictures, posters, or other materials must be hung using Command mounting hooks or on bulletin boards. • The use of nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, or other adhesive on walls, ceiling, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture is prohibited. • Damages resulting from violations of this policy will be assessed against the resident/residents responsible. • Wall hangings may not exceed 20% of the total wall space. Tapestries, carpeting, or other fabrics may not be suspended from ceilings. • To prevent problems exiting, during an emergency, tapestries, carpeting, or from ceilings or across hallways or lobbies. • Holiday decorations may not be strung or hanging from the ceiling • Natural trees and lights may not be used in student rooms • Plug-in decorations may not be left unattended and must be disconnected at night • Materials such as artificial "snow" are not permitted on residence hall windows and doors since they are difficult to clean and may require a large amount of time to properly remove • Open flame devices are not permitted

Room Decorations. While the resident is allowed to decorate their rooms, for safety reasons, the guidelines listed below have been established. • Pictures, posters, or other materials must be hung using Command mounting hooks or on bulletin boards. • The use of nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, or other adhesive on walls, ceiling, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture is prohibited. • Damages resulting from violations of this policy will be assessed against the resident/residents responsible. • Wall hangings may not exceed 20% of the total wall space. Tapestries, carpeting, or other fabrics may not be suspended from ceilings. • To prevent problems exiting, during an emergency, tapestries, carpeting, or from ceilings or across hallways or lobbies. During the holiday season, to protect residents and staff: • Holiday decorations may not be strung or hanging from the ceiling • Plug-in decorations may not be left unattended and must be disconnected at night • Materials such as artificial "snow" are not permitted on windows and doors since they are difficult to clean and may require a large amount of time to properly remove • Open flame devices are not permitted The resident must not allow anyone to live in his/her apartment or assign his/her room to anyone. The resident who allows their apartment to be used in this manner is in violation of this provision and are subject to disciplinary action and a fine not to exceed the full room charge for each violation. Persons improperly residing in the resident’s apartment shall be subject to the same guidelines and fines. Violations will result in disciplinary action and possible termination of this contract.

Room Decorations. Pictures, posters, and other materials must be hung in accordance with the guidelines for the apartment complex. Nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, and other adhesives may not be used on walls, ceilings, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture. Damages resulting from violations of this regulation will be assessed against the residents responsible for the damage.

Room Decorations. Decals, pictures, posters, stickers, labels, etc., which are fastened to walls, doors, woodwork, and ceilings must be removed without damage to paint or finished surfaces of the room. Pictures, decorations, etc., should be hung from the picture moldings or attached in a method that does not damage the walls. Double-faced tape, scotch tape, and masking tape and duct tape are prohibited as they will damage walls, causing possible assessment for damage/fine. The use of nails, tacks or screws is forbidden. Writing instruments must not be used on any building surface. Posters, flags, or other decorations hung in a student’s window and/or visible from outside of the residence hall that may be obscene in nature or disruptive to the College community are not permitted.

Room Decorations. While the resident is allowed to decorate their rooms, for safety reasons, the guidelines listed below have been established. o Pictures, posters, or other materials must be hung using Command mounting hooks or on bulletin boards. o The use of nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, or other adhesive on walls, ceiling, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture is prohibited. o Damages resulting from violations of this policy will be assessed against the resident or residents responsible. Wall hangings may not exceed 20% of the total wall space. Tapestries, carpeting, or other fabrics may not be suspended from ceilings. To prevent problems exiting, during an emergency, tapestries, carpeting, or holiday decorations may not be strung from ceilings or across hallways or lobbies. During the holiday season, to protect residents and the facility, holiday decorations are allowed with the use of following guidelines: o Natural trees and lights may not be used in student rooms o Trees and electrical decoration used in public areas must be in good working condition. Electrical lights must display the approved UL label o Plug-in decorations may not be left unattended and must be disconnected at night o Materials such as artificial "snow" are not permitted on residence hall windows and doors since they are difficult to clean and may require a large amount of time to properly remove o Open flame devices are not permitted All holiday decorations in resident rooms and public areas must be taken down and stored before residents leave for breaks.

Room Decorations. Students must not decorate their rooms with combustible materials (paneling, combustible fabrics, etc.). Fiberglass or other fire-resistant hangings are acceptable if hung in accordance with the Room Decorations policy (see #20). No items may be affixed to, installed in or suspended from the ceiling, sprinkler head (exposed or concealed), or other fire safety equipment in any

Room Decorations i. Residence Halls - Pictures, posters, and other materials must be hung from picture moldings, tack strips, or bulletin boards only. Nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, and other adhesives may not be used on walls, ceilings, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture. Decorations including natural evergreen trees, wreaths, or boughs are prohibited. All winter seasonal decorations must be removed during the intersession break. Damages resulting from violations of this regulation will be assessed against the residents responsible for the damage. ii. Maplewood Park - Pictures, posters, and other materials must be hung in accordance with the guidelines for the apartment complex. Certain types of nails, tacks, screws, tape, glue, and other adhesives may not be used on walls, ceilings, wardrobes, woodwork, doors, or furniture. Damages resulting from violations of this regulation will be assessed against the residents responsible for the damage.