ROOM USAGE Clause Samples

ROOM USAGE. The Union and its members shall have the right to use school building rooms for meeting purposes at all reasonable hours as other community groups, using the same requisition forms and procedures as other community groups. No Employee shall be prevented from wearing insignia, pins, or other identification of membership in the Union, either on or off school premises.

ROOM USAGE. Specially equipped rooms such as shops, home economics rooms, typing rooms, science labs, etc., shall be used for the purposes for which they were designed and equipped except where no other facilities are available.

ROOM USAGE a) The JLN Facility is a non-smoking facility. b) The JLN does not allow animals on site with the exception of animals assisting the disabled. c) At any time, JLN members or staff may enter any of the premises while they are being used by the renting organization. d) Emergency exits should remain clear at all times. Groups are expected to cooperate with (JLN) staff efforts to maintain security of the buildings and grounds and to provide for the safety of all persons visiting the JLN Facility.

ROOM USAGE. During the term of the Contract the premises described in the Housing Assignment set forth herein shall be used by the Student solely for residential purposes consistent with the Housing Handbook and all other rules and regulations of the University; no other uses shall be permitted.

ROOM USAGE. During the term of the Agreement, the premises described in the Housing Agreement set forth herein shall be used by the Student solely for residential purposes consistent with the Guidelines and all other rules and regulations of KCC; no other uses shall be permitted.

ROOM USAGE. 1. Three hours maximum, two hours on Sunday. Reservations must be made in advance. 2. Maximum five persons for one booking 3. No food or drink allowed in The Studio 4. Projects must finish 30 minutes before library closing

ROOM USAGE. Licensee is prohibited from using the assigned room in a University residence hall and common areas in the residence hall for anything other than residential purposes of the Camp and may not allow other persons to occupy the room or conduct any commercial activity without the prior written consent of the University. University reserves the right, at its discretion, to reassign accommodations at any time. Licensee is required to follow all directions issued by authorized representatives of the University. Items left after Licensee vacates the halls or items improperly stored in common spaces will be deemed abandoned and may be collected and donated to charity or discarded. Licensee may be charged for the removal of such property. Licensees agrees to handle University property carefully and safely in the facilities to ensure University property is not damaged or stolen. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to keep his/her assigned space reasonably neat and clean at all times and to correct issues as instructed. In addition, Licensee will maintain clean and sanitary conditions by cleaning common areas after using them, including disposing of trash, food and garbage appropriately. Licensees will take responsibility for his/her own actions and will report when others have caused damage in a common area.

ROOM USAGE. Any and all requests for use of the conference rooms should be directed to the MSU CREC Office Associate ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. The Office Associate will be responsible for booking and confirming the conference rooms at the request of the organization. If a faculty member wishes to reserve a room for a meeting or event, or another group other than MSU, he/she will need to coordinate with the Office Associate. This means you are responsible for that group and getting the building locked up etc. The organization may not assign, transfer or sublet this contract. Reservations may be booked up to six (6) months in advance. Scheduling of multiple rooms for a single event requires special approval by the Center Head. All reservations must be confirmed two weeks before the event.

ROOM USAGE. Residents assigned suite and room shall be occupied exclusively by the resident(s) and assigned roommates/suitemates. Co-habitation by any other person is not permitted. Resident shall not use the suite or room, or any other part of the residence hall, for any commercial business and resident may not assign, sublease, or otherwise transfer his/her right of occupancy in whole or in part. Resident may not change rooms without permission from the Residence Life Office. Failure to obtain permission will result in a $100 fine and will be referred to the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability. Damages: Residents are responsible for any damages to their rooms/suites and any Association or College property within the rooms/suites. Any damages in the resident’s room/suite that cannot be attributed to an individual resident will be considered the joint responsibility of the occupants of the room/suite. Damage in public areas of the residence hall will be assessed to all residence hall residents at the discretion of the Residence Life Office. Residents are personally responsible for any damages caused by the acts of their guests. Student Conduct and Parent or Guardian Notification: Residents must comply with the College’s Student Code of Conduct, Residence Hall Handbook, this License Agreement and all federal, state or municipal laws, codes and rules. In the event a resident violates any of the aforementioned, the Association has an absolute right to terminate this License Agreement in accordance with the procedures set forth in the College Code of Conduct and/or the Residence Hall Handbook or Policy Manual (as applicable). The Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability will notify parent(s)/guardians when any resident under the age of 21 is found responsible for violating the College’s drug or alcohol policies.