- Access to Student Housing Facilities and Keys Clause Samples

- Access to Student Housing Facilities and Keys a. All Licensees are issued keys, access tokens, and a Bay Card (all items dependent on building). b. Licensees are responsible for all keys, Bay Cards, or access tokens issued to them and must carry their keys and Bay Cards or access tokens at all times. c. Licensees must report lost or stolen keys, access tokens, or Bay Cards immediately to the Residence Life Coordinator or the Student Housing Office. Stolen keys, access tokens and/or Bay Cards require the presentation of a police report within 72 hours to waive the replacement key fee; if the case number/police report is not presented, the fee will be assessed to the Licensee’s account. Replacement of each key, Bay Card, or access token will be issued at a progressive fee rate of: Item First Replacement Second Replacement Third Replacement* Fourth Replacement Bay Card $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 Pioneer Heights Gate Key $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 Pioneer Heights Bedroom Key $15.00 $30.00 $45.00 $60.00 University Village Apartment Key $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 $125.00 University Village Access Token $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 $125.00 University Village Mailbox Key $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 * The third replacement will result in a conduct meeting in addition to the replacement fee. The lost Bay Card/access token will be deactivated. Lost keys can usually be replaced within two working days. Lost cards/access tokens will be replaced within 1-2 hours of notification, during business hours. Bay Cards/access tokens reported lost after business hours will be replaced the following business day. Licensees who have lost the Bay Card/access token or key and require Student Housing staff to give immediate access to a room or apartment will also be subject to a lock out fee according to the lock out fee policy. d. Licensees are responsible for any damage to key and/or Bay Card/access token if it stops working. e. Licensee’s Bay Card or access token and physical keys are for Licensee’s use only. Under no circumstances are Bay Cards, access tokens, or keys permitted to be duplicated or loaned to other individuals. This includes, but is not limited to: room/apartment suitemates and/or guests. f. Licensees may not add or change any locks to the apartment, suite or bedroom. g. Licensees may not hold gates, doors, or elevators open for unknown people or non-building Licensees. h. Licensees may not prop open any gate, door or elevator. Anyone caught doing so may have the License revoked, and will receive no refund of fees. i. ...
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