Temporary lodging definition
Temporary lodging means lodgings for the purpose of housing a vendee within proximity of the vendee’s employment or job location.
Temporary lodging means a hotel, motel, bed and breakfast guesthouse, or other facility providing temporary accommodations for travelers for compensation.
Temporary lodging and “temporarily lodged” refer to a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ child or young adult spending the night in a hotel, a motel, or inn described more fully in section III.
Examples of Temporary lodging in a sentence
Temporary lodging occurs as a last resort when ODHS employees stay overnight with a child in a hotel, motel, or inn, (or under rare circumstances a temporary rental home), and nonplacement occurs, and, in accordance with the related Final Settlement Agreement, when ODHS employees stay overnight with a child in an ODHS office or visitation center.
Temporary lodging expenses will be paid by reimbursement upon submission of receipts.
More Definitions of Temporary lodging
Temporary lodging means any place in which an offender under this Title lives, sleeps, or frequents for more than seven (7) consecutive days (168 hours).
Temporary lodging means any place that is not the offender’s Primary Address and in which an offender lives, or sleeps or frequents overnight.
Temporary lodging means the operation of a hotel, motel or other residential guest facility, provided however that the following shall not be deemed Temporary Lodging: (a) homes, condominiums, apartments or similar dwellings primarily designed to be occupied for periods of more than one month; or (b) hospitals or in-patient treatment facilities, including accommodations provided for families of patients, on an incidental basis, by such facilities.
Temporary lodging means hotel/motel, bed and breakfast guesthouse, and organization hotel/lodging houses.
Temporary lodging means any lodging of 31 days or