Returning keys Sample Clauses
The "Returning keys" clause outlines the obligation of a tenant or occupant to return all keys to the landlord or property owner at the end of a lease or occupancy period. Typically, this clause specifies when and how the keys should be returned, such as handing them over on the final day of the lease or to a designated representative. Its core practical function is to ensure the security of the property by confirming that no unauthorized copies of keys remain with former tenants, thereby protecting the interests of the property owner and facilitating a smooth transition between occupants.
Returning keys. If you fail to return your keys at move out, you will be assessed a $100 fee to cover the cost of a lock change.
Returning keys. Once the property is completely vacated, and emptied of all Tenants’ belongings, Tenant must send through USPS with Delivery Confirmation all keys with all garage door openers, if any and a notice of complete vacancy to the following address:
Returning keys. At the end of the tenancy, the CRS must return to the Headlessor all keys for the Premises.
Returning keys. Upon the employee returning his or her key(s), the key is checked against the lock log compiled the University’s ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇. After verifying the key(s) with the file, the employee is marked through clearance (if applicable). • Please contact the Work Control Center (WCC) for any security systems needs. Facilities Management is the custodian of space data for the University. To ensure all building blue prints are current and accurate, all renovations or space modification projects should be reported. Types of information maintained in the space management system are space identification (room numbers), organizational owner, square footage and space type. Non-billable services available through the computer aided design team include: • Routine requests for drawings to building owners • Documentation and maintenance of MVSU’s facilities space inventory • Storage of "as built" drawings for campus buildings • Documentation and maintenance of MVSU’s campus map (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/) Billable services include: • Request for drawings and services for groups outside of MVSU (e.g., Architecture and Engineering Firms) • Extraordinary requests that are beyond the scope of normal services provided by the Space Information Management Department. These may include rush jobs, multiple copies for the same set of plans, reprints, etc. o Assignable space - is defined as offices, labs, classrooms, conference rooms, etc, available for assignment to an occupant or specific use. o Non- Assignable space - includes circulation areas, public toilets, elevator shafts, mechanical spaces, stairwells, lobbies, corridors, loading docks, housekeeping, Net/Com, unassigned storage, etc. o Gross Sq Ft. = Assignable + Non Assignable + Structure For questions contact the Work Control Center (WCC). Support Services provides assistance with special events to campus constituents. Equipment reservations and all other special event support requests should be completed on a Facilities Reservation Form and submitted to the Facilities Management Office for approval.
Returning keys. If you fail to return your keys at move out, you will be assessed a $100 fee to cover the cost of a lock change.
7.4 Locks Residents must report damaged or malfunctioning locks, lights and other safety hazards immediately to the maintenance email account specific to that building. Extra locks of any kind are not permitted on doors, windows or furnishings.
7.5 Room lockout You are expected to keep your keys with you at all times. If you lock yourself out of your room, you can get help from your residence Front Desk. If being locked out becomes a pattern of behaviour, you will be expected to meet with your Residence Life Co-ordinator and disciplinary action, up to and including a fine, is possible.
7.6 University personnel entering rooms/suites Authorized University of Waterloo personnel may enter your room or suite without prior notice for the following reasons: to ensure health, safety or general community welfare, to make repairs to your accommodations and the equipment servicing it, to inspect the condition of your room or suite, to silence an alarm or other noise within a living space that interferes with the reasonable enjoyment of the community, to reduce or prevent water damage during a flood or pipe burst, and to investigate compliance with and possible breaches of the terms and conditions. The Student agrees that the University of Waterloo staff, University of Waterloo appointed security guards, University of Waterloo Campus Police, or any person designated by University of Waterloo, the Residence Life Co-ordinator, and/or Residence Life Staff have the right to enter the room and the residence at any time, in performance of any of their duties If a resident requests a repair, a work order is created and will be considered authorization to enter the room. Except in the event of an emergency or safety related concern, notice of entry, other than a work order, will be provided 24-hours in advance.