DAMAGES AND CLEANING COSTS Sample Clauses

DAMAGES AND CLEANING COSTS. Residents will be expected to assume all or a portion of the cost of damages caused accidentally by themselves or their guests.  Individual residents will be expected to make restitution where they (or their guest(s)) are found responsible for either a) any damage or loss of property to the residence hall, or b) any unnecessary service costs in the operation of the residence hall.  Where damage has been caused to areas of the residence hall used in common by the residents, all residents shall assume collective responsibility for the damage, unless individual responsibility can be established.  Residents will be assessed the cost of any damages caused during their period of occupancy. In Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx Residence, both residents will be assessed charges for damage or additional cleaning to shared areas in their suite.  Residents leaving their room in a condition other than that in which it was found will be assessed a minimum $50.00 cleaning fee and may result in ineligibility for future terms.  Damage and excessive cleaning costs will be added to your account immediately after the move-out room inspection.
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DAMAGES AND CLEANING COSTS. Students will be expected to assume all or a portion of the cost of damages caused accidentally by themselves or their guests. • Individual residents will be expected to make restitution where they (or their guest(s)) are found responsible for either (a) any damage or loss of property to the residence hall; or (b) any unnecessary service costs in the operation of the residence hall. • Where damage has been caused to areas of the residence hall used in common by the residents, all residents shall assume collective responsibility for the damage, unless individual responsibility can be established. • Residents will be assessed the cost of any damages caused during their period of occupancy. Therefore, it is imperative that all students carefully complete their online room inspection upon check-­‐in. In Xxxxxx X. Xxxxx Residence, both students will be assessed charges for damage or additional cleaning to shared areas in their suite. • Residents leaving their room in a condition other than that in which it was found will be assessed a minimum $50.00 cleaning fee. • Damage and excessive cleaning costs will be added to your account immediately after the move-­‐ out room inspection.
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