STUDY ROOM Sample Clauses
The STUDY ROOM clause defines the terms and conditions under which tenants may use a designated study room within a property. Typically, this clause outlines the hours of access, any reservation requirements, and rules for appropriate use, such as maintaining cleanliness or prohibiting disruptive behavior. By clearly setting expectations for the use of shared study spaces, the clause helps prevent conflicts among tenants and ensures the room remains a productive environment for all residents.
STUDY ROOM. The Study Room can be reserved but is designed to serve small groups like tutoring, Bible studies, and other small groups. However, if it is not reserved, it will be available on a first come first serve basis. Priority will be given at the discretion of the Meeting Room Coordinator. Because this room has expensive equipment in it, use will be monitored and charges will be assessed if damages occur. No children 8th grade and younger are allowed in this room. This room is available to high school age students and older. Also, food is not allowed in the Study Room. All drink must be in a spill-proof container. Patrons must be 18 or older in order to reserve the Computer Lab. There are 12 student computers available in the computer lab and one presenter computer which is connected to a projector. The Microsoft Office Suite and a video player are currently available on the computers. Patrons are not allowed to download or install any extra software or programs on the computers without prior permission. Food and drink are not allowed in the Computer Lab.
STUDY ROOM. $25.00- A meeting room for smaller groups. The Study Room can be accessed from inside the main library and can accommodate 1-5 people. There is a mobile A/V screen available for this room.
STUDY ROOM. The Study Rooms can be reserved but are designed to serve one to two people. However, if it is not reserved, it will be available on a first come first serve basis. Priority will be given at the discretion of the Meeting Room Coordinator. The room will be monitored and charges assessed if damages occur. No children 5th grade and younger are allowed in this room without an adult present. This room is available to middle school age students and older. All drink must be in a spill-proof container. EQUIPMENT The Library offers the following equipment for meeting room reservation: 30 – 5’ tables 110 chairs 11 – 8’ tables Podium Presentation easel (no paper) White board Projector Wi Fi access Smart TV *Meeting Owl Pro Smart Video Conference Camera, Microphone, and Speaker *HDMI Cord *VGA Cord *Powerpoint Clicker *Microphone (hand-held & lavalier) *Coffee pot (30 cups) *=needs to be checked out prior to using Room A includes an in-ceiling projection screen, DVD player & speakers. Meeting Room B includes an in-ceiling projection screen & speakers. If additional tables and chairs are needed, it is the responsibility of the reserving party to make these arrangements. If damages are incurred, damage fees will apply. No equipment will be loaned outside the Library. The Library Staff will provide some instruction for the use of equipment, but will not be present to operate it for meeting and programs. Arrangement for the instruction must be made on the meeting room application, no later than one (1) week in advance of the meeting date. In borrowing any equipment from the library, it is expected that the group make sure borrowed equipment is returned to the front desk – i.e projector, white board markers, etc. It is also expected that the group returns the room to the condition it was in when you arrived. Please request cleaning materials to facilitate clean-up. Vacuum and cleaning wipes will be available upon request. KITCHEN USE with MEETING ROOM The following equipment is available in Room A only or Rooms A and B together: microwave, refrigerator (not for long term storage) & sink. The use of additional electrical kitchen equipment, other than that provided by the Library, should be approved in advance by the Library Director.