Summer Occupancy Sample Clauses
The Summer Occupancy clause defines the terms under which a property may be occupied during the summer months, typically outside the standard academic or lease year. It outlines who is eligible to reside in the property during this period, any additional fees or requirements, and the duration of permitted occupancy. This clause ensures both parties understand the conditions for summer use, preventing misunderstandings about access and responsibilities during the off-season.
Summer Occupancy. The University may grant the Licensee permission to occupy Premises for the summer term before or after the Academic Year if 1. Licensee submits a separate application requesting summer housing and 2. Licensee meets eligibility requirement for summer housing according to the terms within section II B of this Agreement. Summer room rates and occupancy dates apply as listed in the current Rate Sheet.
Summer Occupancy. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Gateway Apartments will open the weekend before the enrolled summer session begins and will close on the last day of the student’s summer enrollment.
Summer Occupancy. Designated University Apartments will open the weekend before the enrolled summer session begins and will close on the last day of your summer enrollment. Students in other communities seeking summer housing will be relocated as needed. In order to stay within the Apartments during the summer semester, you must sign an additional contract outside of the long semester term contract for an additional cost.
Summer Occupancy. If any Licensee wishes to terminate their housing for the summer period (6/1-7/31), they may do so without penalty prior to May 1st, by completing and submitting the termination request form noted above.
Summer Occupancy. Designated building(s) will open the day before the enrolled summer session begins and will close on the last day of Your summer enrollment. Students in other communities seeking summer housing will be relocated as needed. To stay within the halls during the summer semester, You must sign an additional contract outside of the long semester term contract for an additional cost.