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Responsibility for Common Areas. All residents are jointly and severally responsible for items missing from, cleaning to, or damages caused to, the areas accessible by all residents, which include, but are not necessarily limited to lounges, stairwells, kitchenettes, laundry rooms, and hallways (hereinafter called the “Common Areas”). The Residence Life Office may, in its sole and absolute discretion, assign liability for missing items, cleaning, or damages caused to the Common Areas to residents occupying specific rooms, floors, or buildings.
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Responsibility for Common Areas. A. Common areas shall include but not be limited to hallways, restrooms, stairwells, elevators, lounges, studies, utility and storage rooms, kitchens, grounds and building exteriors. No items are to be placed in or attached to any common area without the express written consent of the College, including but not limited to any type of antenna or satellite dish. Each resident is responsible for all damage and loss caused by him/her to the common areas, including damage to and loss of fixtures and furnishings in the common areas as well as damage to the common areas themselves, whether or not due to the resident's negligence. The College shall have the right to ▇▇▇▇ a resident's Student Account for such damage or loss, including repair, replacement, cleaning, or other charges from such damage or loss. B. Residents are expected to take every precaution to assure that common areas are not abused or damaged in any way. Any individual who causes any damages to any common area or University property shall be responsible for the payment of all costs required to repair such damage, no matter how such damage was caused. In addition, if the individual(s) responsible for the damage cannot be identified using reasonable efforts, then all residents will be held responsible for paying a prorated share of the cost of repairing such damage. C. Removal of common area furnishings or equipment from their proper location constitutes theft of College property and may be considered a conduct violation.
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Responsibility for Common Areas. The Ashland Land Use Ordinance requires that common areas, including shared open space, be shown on the final plan/plat and recorded. The Code further requires that the Owner make adequate provisions for the continuing maintenance and upkeep of common areas by an association or other legal entity. The following common area maintenance provisions shall apply: 13.1 The OWNER shall create a Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions for Verde Village, (hereinafter the "CCR"). As a part of said Covenants and Restrictions, the 13.2 It shall be deemed a breach of this Agreement for any land to be conveyed by the Owner by an instrument which does not contain the Covenants and Restrictions or incorporate them by reference. The Association shall not be dissolved nor shall it dispose of any Common Areas, by sale or otherwise, except to an organization conceived and organized to own and maintain the Common Areas, without first receiving approval of the City. The City, as a condition precedent to the dissolution or disposal of Common Areas, may require dedication of common open areas, utilities or road rights-of-way to the public as are deemed necessary. 13.3 In the event that the Association (or any successor organization) fails at any time to maintain the Common Areas of the PUD in reasonable order and condition in accordance with the approved outline plan, final plans and plats, and any preservation area management plan then the City can serve written notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, upon such organization or upon each owner of real property within the PUD, which notice shall set forth the manner in which the organization has failed to maintain the Common Areas in reasonable order and condition, and shall demand that such failure be remedied within thirty (30) days of the sending of such notice or, in the alternative, that such organization appear before the City Council or their designee at a specified time (at least ten (10) days but not more than thirty (30) days after the sending of such notice) either to contest the alleged failure to maintain the Common Areas or to show cause why it cannot remedy such failure within the thirty (30) day period. If such failure has not been remedied within the thirty (30) day period or such longer period as the City may allow, then the City, in order to maintain strict compliance with development authorizations, and in order to preserve the taxable values of the real property within the PUD and to ...
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Responsibility for Common Areas. From and after the date that the Premises no longer include the entirety of all of the Buildings, Landlord shall, at its option, elect from time to time either to: (i) operate, maintain and repair the entirety of the Common Areas; or (ii) designate certain portions in the Common Areas and facilities therein as areas and facilities that Tenant will continue to operate, maintain and repair, which may include, in the case of a renewal of this Lease as to the North, South, and West Buildings, the landscaped areas surrounding such Buildings and the courtyard between them and Jamaica Street; provided, however, that no such designation shall allocate to Tenant responsibilities in excess of those commensurate with the size and location of the remaining Premises. Tenant shall pay a share of the Expenses of Landlord for such operation, maintenance and repair in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph IV as follows: (A) in the event of an election under clause (i), Tenant shall pay its Proportionate Share of all of such Expenses; and (B) in the event of an election under clause (ii), Tenant shall only be required to pay any share Expenses if, and in the proportion that, the Common Areas maintained by Tenant constitute less than its Proportionate Share of all the Common Areas, as determined by Landlord in a manner consistent with Institutional Asset Management Practices. In the event that the Common Areas shall include areas within a Building (in accordance with Paragraph 2.03.1), the operation, maintenance and repair responsibilities of Landlord shall include those designated by Landlord relating to Building Common Areas and shared Building systems and facilities, which designation shall be consistent with Institutional Asset Management Practices. Notwithstanding the performance by Landlord of the above responsibilities so designated, Tenant shall be required to pay its Proportionate Share of all reasonable, direct and actual costs and expenses paid or incurred by Landlord in respect of operation, maintenance, repair and replacements that were the responsibility of Tenant during the period that it occupied the entirety of all of the Buildings.
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Responsibility for Common Areas.  Residents are expected to take every precaution to assure that common area residence hall property is not abused. Lounge furniture is considered common area property for use by all students and may not be removed from common areas. Residents found to have lounge furniture in their room may be held accountable through the residential judicial process.  To protect both the rights of residents to sleep and study, as well as the condition of facilities, residents are to refrain from sporting activities, including but not limited to: skateboarding, rollerblading, and ball- or Frisbee-throwing in hallways, lounges, and common areas of the residence halls.  Summer Staff are not cleared to leave summer residence until thorough cleaning of all common areas is complete. Walk through with Summer Housing Coordinator must be completed before summer staff are excused for the summer.
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Responsibility for Common Areas. All Residents of the Residence are jointly and severally responsible for missing items, damages or cleaning in connection to areas accessible by all
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