Quiet Hours refer to the period stipulated by the Hostel where the Licensee shall avoid making any excessive noises which may disturb the other residents.
Quiet Hours are Sunday through Thursday from 10pm to 8am, and Friday and Saturday from 12am to 8am. During Quite Hours, no noise should be heard outside Assigned Housing Unit. Moderate noise levels that promote an atmosphere of academic success should be maintained during all hours other than those designated as Quiet Hours.
Quiet Hours means the period of time between 10:00 pm and 8:00 am daily;
Examples of Quiet Hours in a sentence
During final exam and study periods, 24‐Hour Quiet Hours will be enforced.
Extended Quiet Hours (20-24 hours per day) go into effect during this week.
Activities conducted at the fire pit may not create noise at a level that disturbs others or that violates the College Noise and Quiet Hours policies.
Quiet Hours (the level of noise should be low enough to be conducive to serious study and sleep) are in effect from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am daily.
Please be respectful of your fellow residents and observe the Quiet Hours in dorms from 10:00pm to 5:00am and 10:00am to 5:00pm.
More Definitions of Quiet Hours
Quiet Hours means between the hours of 10:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. on any day.
Quiet Hours means the hours between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. each day.
Quiet Hours for yards or patios begin at 10:00pm every night. This means that your neighbors should not be able to hear you or your stereos, TVs, Computers, etc. during these restricted hours. You must move inside and keep all doors and windows closed as “Quiet Hours” approach. Violating these rules may cause complaints to be filed with the University of Dayton and/or the City of Dayton by your neighbors and could result in a reduction in the number of students. Noise complaints may also result in a Lease Violation Notice (LVN).
Quiet Hours means a designated time (11 PM-7 AM) during which noise, conversation, or activity shall be confined to the boundaries of one's campsite cabin or facility boundaries. Vehicle traffic shall be limited to and from the restroom and in and out of the campground only.
Quiet Hours means any time of the day occurring:
Quiet Hours. Childcare:______________________________________________________________ Laundry: __________________________________________________________ Guests: __________________________________________________________ Pets: __________________________________________________________ Smoking: __________________________________________________________ House privileges: _________________________________________________ Parking: __________________________________________________________ Other: __________________________________________________________ Room maintenance: The tenant must maintain the rental unit in a clean, sanitary, and safe condition. The landlord may inspect the room if the tenant is given 24 hours notice beforehand. __________________________________________ Tenant Signature ___________________________________________ Date ___________________________________________ Landlord Signature ___________________________________________ Date Person to notify in case of emergency: Name:____________________ Address:___________________
Quiet Hours. Excessive noise at any time is not acceptable. The municipal quiet hours are 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. every day. In all residences, “quiet hours” is defined as the period during which you may only engage in activities that do not prevent others from studying, resting or sleeping. When using any type of sound equipment, you must respect the designated quiet hours and not disturb other residents. If you share a double room, you must use headphones when employing such equipment. Exam quiet hours are 24 hours a day. Fees for Protection Services interventions may be charged to residents at fault. TECHNICAL PROBLEMS/DAMAGE: Penalties, financial or other, will apply if you do not inform HS as soon as you notice damage to the building’s plumbing, electrical, heating or ventilation systems. You must also notify HS (or Protection Services after office hours) if there is a hazardous spill, water or gas leak, electrical problem, the presence of insects or parasites or any other occurrence that may negatively affect the environment or cause harm or damage to residents or the residence building. Should problems occur following work performed in your room/unit, you must inform HS within a 48‐hour period following this work. Except for normal wear and tear, you are financially responsible (when you or your guests are at fault) for the loss, damage or repair of any contents in your room and the damage or repair of your room or the common areas of the unit/residence (please see rates/charges published on HS’ website). You must also pay for lost or damaged items (ex. waste or recycling containers). In case of loss or damage to the common areas of the residence, residents who have witnessed the incident or who know the names of the persons responsible for the damage must inform HS in a timely manner. Residents witnessing incidents must cooperate during investigations. For traditional residences/ 90 University/ Xxxxxxxxx/ Rideau: If the cause of such loss or damage cannot be attributed to specific residents, the cost of repair or replacement will be shared among the residents of the floor. If you live in Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, 45 Xxxx, Annex, Xxxxx or in a house, the cost of the damages or replacement in the common areas of the unit or the building will be charged equally among the residents or occupants of the unit/building if responsibility cannot be attributed to specific residents. An administrative fee per occurrence will be charged to you.