Cleaning Services, Waste Disposal & Recycling Arrangement Cleaning Sample Clauses

Cleaning Services, Waste Disposal & Recycling Arrangement Cleaning. Residents are responsible for cleaning their own rooms, and are expected to keep their rooms and common areas in such a manner that adheres to university standards of cleanliness and safety. The cleaning staff will clean common area washrooms and lounges, corridors, stairwells, and laundry rooms. The cleaning staff will also clean the toilet and kitchenette areas (excluding crockery left in the sink) in the apartments on a weekly basis. All rooms would be inspected upon check-out date. Cleanliness and neatness will be part of this inspection and a $60 cleaning charge can be issued to each residents if the room or apartment is not cleaned up to the condition in which it was handed over during check-in.
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