The
Successful operation and management is dependent upon
the cooperation of residents. Careful
consideration and understanding of mutual problems are very important to
all concerned. The information,
policies, and procedures set forth on these pages are presented to preserve
your rights, privileges, and responsibilities as residents.
The Associate Dean of Students for Residence Life
and Dining Services and staff, are here to assist you; feel free to call
upon us. All housing matters
should be discussed with the Assistant Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing,
whose office is located in the Graduate and
ACCOMMODATIONS
Graduate and Student Family Housing is located on
The University of Memphis South Campus, approximately one mile from the main
campus. Phase One units consist
of fifty-six one bedroom townhouse apartments, sixty-two two bedroom townhouse
apartments, and eight two-bedroom flats. All
apartments are equipped with stove, self-cleaning full-size ovens, dishwasher,
refrigerator, garbage disposal, living room and bedroom carpet, and venetian
blinds. Electric central heat
and air conditioning are also provided. An
enclosed private patio is located to the rear of each apartment. Local telephone service and water are
also included.
Phase Two units consist of twenty-four two bedroom
flats. These apartments are equipped
with dishwasher, full-size stove, frost-free refrigerator, garbage disposal, mini-blinds on bedroom windows, thermal pane windows, hook-ups
for stackable washers and dryers, and carpet in the living room, dining areas,
and bedrooms. Gas, central heat,
and air conditioning are also provided. Each
apartment has a patio/balcony with a locking storage area. Local telephone service and water are
included. Four apartments are
specifically designed to accommodate students with disabilities.
Assignments are made according to the waiting list. Applicants
are notified of their assignments by letter or telephone. Applications
will remain on file until such a time as an assignment is made or written
notice of cancellation is received. Failure to notify The Department of Residence
Life and Dining Services of change in address or telephone number could result
in the voiding of the application.
MANAGEMENT
The Associate Dean of Students for Residence Life
and Dining Services is responsible for the overall operation and policy decisions
of Graduate and Student Family Housing. The Department of Residence Life and Dining
Services is located in Room 011 of Richardson Towers. The telephone number is 901-678-2295. The office is open Monday through Friday
from
901-678-2087.
The Assistant Area Coordinator is a staff member who resides at
Graduate and Student Family Housing and is the person with whom you will
most often come in contact. The Assistant Area Coordinator, who has
an office in the
APPLICATION
AND LEASE PROCEDURES
To apply for Graduate and Student Family Housing,
an application must be submitted to The Department of Residence Life and
Dining Services. Once an assignment
has been made, payment of first and last month’s rent is due prior
to move in or ten working days (whichever is first). A
refund of the last months rent will be granted upon written request submitted
prior to the date an assignment is made. The
first month’s rent is non-refundable.
The lease must be signed by the student and the Associate
Dean of Student for Residence Life and Dining Services or designee. The
lease carefully outlines responsibilities of both the resident and the University. Please take time to thoroughly familiarize
yourself and your family with its policies. Residents
are expected to abide by the terms and conditions of the lease.
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Students are required to sign a 10-month housing contract
for the academic year (fall and spring semesters). The student may be released from the contract
for the spring semester if written notification is provided to the Department
of Residence Life and Dining Services prior to November 1, with no penalty. November 1 through January 2, the student
is responsible for the last month’s rent. If
the student remains in housing on the first day of class, the student is
responsible for the remainder of the contract (spring semester) rent. A separate contract will be made for the
summer semester. Students wishing
to remain in housing during the summer session will be required to enter
into a summer term contract. Release
from the spring semester portion of the contract must be requested in writing
by the above-specified date. Release
from the contract will be made by the University or upon written request
from the student if: (1) the student is prevented from entering the University
because of medical reasons confirmed in writing by a licensed physician,
(2) the student is denied full admittance to the University, (3) first and
last month’s payment is not received in the appropriate time frame. Full refund will be made in the case of
death. No refund will be made,
other than for the above conditions.
ELIGIBILITY
To be eligible for Graduate and Student Family Housing,
the applicant must be accepted as a student at The University of Memphis,
and enrolled for a minimum of six (6) undergraduate, or three (3) graduate
semester hours of credit at The University of Memphis by the close of the
registration period for which housing is requested. The applicant for all two bedroom units
must be married, must be living with their spouse during the period of occupancy,
or a divorced, widowed or single student who is a head of household and living
with their dependant child or children. Applicants
for all one-bedroom units may either be the same as stated for two-bedroom
units or single Graduate Students or Law Students. All single applicants must live alone
and not have roommates or other occupants.
The maximum number of family members allowed to reside
in units is as follows: 2 Bedroom Units- No more than 2 adults and 2 children,
1 Bedroom Units- No more than 2 adults and 1 child or 1 adult and 2 children.
Any change in family status must be reported to the
Assistant Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing within
five (5) days of the occurrence. This
includes, but is not limited to, divorce, separation, or any other situation
creating ineligibility. Requests for exceptions may be made in writing to
the Associate Dean of Students for Residence Life and Dining Services and
will be made on an as available basis with no qualified students on the waiting
list. An apartment may only be
occupied by members of the student’s immediate family:
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which includes, spouse, and/or their
dependent children. Other relatives are not permitted to live with the family
as regular residents. Guests
are permitted, but their stay must be limited to a reasonably short visit. Any change in occupants must be reported
in writing to the Assistant Area Coordinator within five (5) days of the
change.
To meet student eligibility, residents must register
for, and maintain, a minimum of six (6) credit hours for undergraduate and
a minimum of three (3) credit hours for graduate students. Students failing to maintain the minimum
hours will be required to vacate their apartments. A graduate assistant employed by The University
of Memphis may register for a minimum of three (3) credit hours. Graduate
students registered only for thesis or dissertation credit must submit a
written request to the Associate Dean of Students for Residence Life and
Dining Services for permission to reside in Graduate and Student Family Housing. A maximum residency of two (2) years may
be granted for dissertation. Exceptions
to the above policy must be appealed in writing to the Associate Dean of
Students for Residence Life and Dining Services.
An applicant requesting occupancy beginning in the
summer term, must register for a minimum of three (3) credit hours per summer
term.
The lease does not include sub-lease privileges and
is not transferable.
Residents of Graduate and Student Family Housing during
the spring semester are eligible to retain their apartment during the summer
session without registering for summer school providing 1) they pre-register
as a student for the fall semester and 2) the resident submits a written
request for summer occupancy to the Assistant Area Coordinator for Student
Family Housing by April 15 preceding the summer term.
RENT
As stated in the lease, rent is for a semester, and
with the exception of financial aid, is payable in equal payments in advance
on the first day of each month. If
the rent remains unpaid after the tenth day of the month, a late payment
fee of $25 will be added to the unpaid balance. Excessive
problems with rental payments may result in the semester rent being payable
at the beginning of the semester or in eviction.
The Associate Dean of Students for Residence Life
and Dining Services will notify any residents that are delinquent in rental
payments. If the resident makes
the appropriate payment to the University, they return to good standing with
the Department of Residence Life and Dining Services. If the student fails
to pay the past due rent and continues to carry outstanding debt, at the
end of the next thirty (30) day cycle, they will be notified that eviction
proceedings will be initiated if the entire debt is not paid within thirty
(30) days. If the debt continues to be carried at the end of sixty (60) days
from original notification, the resident will be notified of the University’s
intent to initiate eviction proceedings. Residents
will be responsible for paying the costs of collection, including reasonable
attorney fees in the event it becomes necessary for the University to employ
an attorney to force the resident to comply with any of the resident’s
obligations to the University.
Vacancy forms will be sent to all residents that have
a past due rent balance with the University. These vacancy packets include all information
needed to vacate the apartment in an appropriate time frame with the Assistant
Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing, making appropriate
follow-ups to ensure date of vacancy is established and the apartment is
inspected upon vacating.
The resident’s social security number is to
be included with all payments. Payments
are to be made to The Bursar’s Office, Room 115 Wilder Tower. Rental rates are subject to change through
action by the Tennessee Board of Regents.
CHECK-IN
Upon acceptance of an apartment, a lease, an
“Authority to Reside” form, and instructions for obtaining utility
services will be mailed to you. The
signed lease is to be returned to the Graduate and Student Family Housing Office. Utility services are to be arranged with
Memphis Light, Gas, and Water. The
tenant will receive a “rental service agreement” from the Memphis
Light, Gas, and Water representative, which must be presented along with a
paid receipt to the Assistant Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family
Housing prior to moving into an apartment unit. The
effective date for utility service should not be later than the proposed move-in
date. Tenants may not occupy an
apartment unit prior to completion of arranging for utility service. The “Authority to Reside” form
is to be presented to the Bursar’s Office with payment of the first and
last month’s rent. Having
completed the aforementioned, you are now ready to schedule check-in with the
Assistant Area Coordinator. A receipt
for the rent and a proof of marriage must be presented to the Assistant Area
Coordinator before keys will be issued. These
documents will be included in your tenant file.
At check-in, the Assistant Area Coordinator and tenant
shall make a joint inspection of the apartment. An
inventory sheet indicating the condition of the apartment and its furnishings
is completed and signed by both the resident and the Assistant Area Coordinator. If
you have questions concerning your apartment or Graduate and Student Family
Housing in general, the Assistant Area Coordinator will be able to assist
you.
CHECK-OUT
A specific appointment must be scheduled with the
Assistant Area Coordinator for the purpose of checking out. At check-out
time, the resident and Assistant Area Coordinator will make joint inspection
of the apartment. Upon vacating,
the apartment must be left in satisfactory condition for the next resident. Any expense required to return the apartment
to satisfactory condition beyond normal wear and tear may be deducted from
the deposit. Any additional expenses
will be billed to the resident. University
records and access to register for a future term at the University are held
when residents neglect to pay damage charges for which they may be billed. Keys must be returned to the Assistant
Area Coordinator at the time of check-out. The
student will be responsible for rent until the check-out procedure has been
completed and keys returned. Final
payment must be paid at the Bursar’s Office. The tenant is required to provide the
University with at least thirty (30) days written notice prior to vacating
the apartment.
TRANSFERS
Requests to move from one apartment to another apartment
of a different size or style must be submitted in writing to the Assistant
Area Coordinator. These requests
will be considered when size necessitates such a move. Upon transfer, the student must pay the
difference in rent prior to completing the move. When permission to move has been granted,
the resident should see the Assistant Area Coordinator for additional check-in
information. Memphis Light, Gas,
and Water must be contacted to request a transfer of services. The resident will be liable for rent at
both apartments as long as the resident has possession of keys to both apartments.
TERMINATION
OF LEASE
To terminate a lease after the initial lease period
has expired, the resident must submit written notice to the Assistant Area
Coordinator at least thirty (30) days prior to the date of termination. Any tenant giving less than the required
termination notice will be responsible for thirty (30) days rent from the
date notification is received by the Assistant Area Coordinator.
Residents must vacate the apartment no later than
the date indicated on the vacancy notice. Check-out
information will be provided upon receipt of the vacancy notice.
Upon termination of the lease for whatever reason,
the resident agrees to remove immediately all furniture belonging to and/or
other personal property from the premises.
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Students
who do not maintain the necessary academic load will be required to vacate
their apartment. The Assistant
Area Coordinator will contact you to make the appropriate arrangements.
In the event of divorce, separation, or other situations
creating ineligibility, a resident will be given a maximum of thirty (30)
days to vacate the apartment. Any
change in family status is to be reported to the Assistant Area Coordinator
within five (5) days of the occurrence.
Students dismissed from the University are required
to vacate the apartment within forty-eight (48) hours of dismissal. Students denied admission or readmission
to the University are required to vacate their apartments not more than ten
(10) days after notification by the University. Students
who withdraw from the University during a semester are required to vacate
not more than thirty (30) days after withdrawal. Residents who, because of graduation or
other reasons, leave the University at the end of a semester must make the
apartment available for reassignment no later than ten (10) days after the
semester’s commencement exercises. A
WRITTEN CANCELLATION MUST BE PROVIDED IN ALL CASES ABOVE.
UTILITIES
The resident will be billed monthly by Memphis Light,
Gas and Water for electrical and/or gas usage. Water services are provided by the University. It
is the responsibility of the tenant to notify Memphis Light, Gas, and Water
to discontinue services upon vacating the apartment.
LIABILITY
For your protection, you should obtain appropriate
insurance for the occurrence of personal loss or injury. The University does not assume any liability
for loss, damage, or theft of any personal property. All facilities and equipment provided
by The University of Memphis are routinely checked for safety and security. Residents and their guests are advised
that use of the facilities and equipment is at the risk of each individual
and neither the University nor the Department of Residence Life and Dining
Services will be liable for any accident resulting in injury. Residents are responsible for damages
resulting from the misuse of residence appliances.
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PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
It is the intent of the Department of Residence Life
and Dining Services to provide a safe, comfortable environment for the children
of Graduate and Student Family Housing. Parents
are expected to supervise their children and are responsible for the actions
of their children.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
All residents are expected to abide by all local,
state, and federal laws, as well as any
Individual misconduct which is subject to disciplinary
sanctions, including loss of housing eligibility includes, but is not limited
to the following:
1.
Subletting your apartment or
at any time, permitting an unauthorized guest in your apartment;
2.
Tampering with locks, fire
alarm mechanisms or fire extinguishers;
3.
Property damage to any housing
facility or equipment/furnishings. This
includes, but is not limited to, the installation of ceiling fans or alteration
of existing light fixtures or the planting or digging of the patio area.
4.
Allowing guests to behave in
a disorderly manner. (Residents
are responsible for the conduct of their guests at all times);
5.
The use of apartment for business
purposes;
6.
Any conduct which is in violation of a general rule or regulation found
in The
Upon determination that a violation of any regulations
has occurred, the following disciplinary sanctions may be imposed, either
singly or in combination by the appropriate University officials.
1.
Restitution. A student who has committed an offense
against property may be required to reimburse the University or other owner
for damage to or misappropriation of such property. Any
such payment in restitution shall be limited to actual cost of repair or replacement. Students
may be assessed on a pro-rata basis for damages in common areas within or around
a facility following a hearing before the designated officials or body of the
institution.
2.
Warning. The appropriate University official may
notify the student in writing that continuation or repetition of specified
conduct may be cause for other disciplinary action.
3.
Probation. A resident placed on probation is deemed
not to be in good standing with the housing community, and his/her continued
residence is conditioned upon adherence to the rules, regulations, and provisions
of this code and the Housing Contract. Any resident placed on probation will
be notified of the terms and length of the probation. Any conduct in violation of the probation
of a similar or more serious nature will result in suspension from the housing. Residence
probation will remain a part of the student’s disciplinary record.
4.
Suspension and Forfeiture. A
resident suspended from housing may not reside, visit, or make any use whatsoever
of housing facilities during the period for which the sanction is in effect. A suspended resident will be required
to forfeit residence fees (including any unused portion thereof). A suspended resident must vacate the residence
within forty-eight (48) hours. Suspension
will remain a part of the student’s disciplinary record.
5.
Student Handbook Sanctions. Students
residing in University housing are expected to abide by the rules and regulations
contained in The University of Memphis
Student Handbook and The Graduate and Student Family Housing Information
Brochure. Infractions of such rules, or
interference with the rights of others to a peaceful and enjoyable living environment
may also subject a student to disciplinary sanctions contained in the Code
of Student Conduct found in The University of Memphis Student Handbook as
incorporated herein by reference.
6.
Dismissal. Violation of any regulation is considered
a breach of contract which may result in dismissal from the Graduate and Student
Family Housing apartment.
7.
Any other method of sanction.
CIRCUIT BREAKERS
Each apartment is equipped with a circuit breaker
system. The resident may restore
power to the apartment by checking the breaker box and turning on any breaker
that is off. The breaker box
is located on the patios of the Phase One Townhouses, in the hall closet
of Phase One Flats, and the hallway of Phase Two units. Frequent
tripping of the circuit breaker indicates a faulty appliance or an overloaded
circuit breaker and should be reported to the Graduate and Student Family
Housing Office.
MAINTENANCE
REQUESTS
The University maintains a crew of trained personnel
for maintenance of buildings and facilities. Requests
for maintenance of a routine nature are to be submitted to the Graduate and
Student Family Housing Office on maintenance request forms provided in the
Community Center. In filling
out the request form, specifically define the problem, condition, or difficulty. In the event of emergency maintenance,
if you are unable to contact the Assistant Area Coordinator, contact Police
Services at 678-HELP. To assure
follow-up on the maintenance request, all emergency calls should be reported
to the Assistant Area Coordinator as soon as possible after the call has
been made.
All residents are asked to keep costs down by not
making unnecessary maintenance calls. Excessive
maintenance cost is eventually reflected in the rental rates. Costs
for maintenance calls resulting from abuse or misuse of facilities or equipment
will be billed to the resident.
KEYS
Two keys will be issued to each family at check-in. Duplicate
keys are not to be obtained off campus. In
the event that additional keys are necessary, or a key is lost, resulting
in the need for replacement of a key or lock, a work request should be submitted
to the Assistant Area Coordinator. The
tenant will be assessed for additional keys or lock replacement.
When locked out of the apartment, contact the Assistant
Area Coordinator. Identification
must be provided before Graduate and Student Family Housing personnel will
open apartments. Apartments will not be opened for children due to the possible
liability involved in such action. In the event the Graduate and Student
Family Housing Office is closed, you may obtain a key at the
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TELEPHONE SERVICE
The
FIRE PROCEDURES
If a fire occurs, call the
1. Do not overload electrical circuits.
2.
Storage, possession, or detonation of flammable substances such as ammunition,
fireworks, kerosene, and other explosives or of firearms in apartments or common
areas is prohibited.
3.
Grease build-up in an oven and under and on burners can cause kitchen
fires. Be sure to clean the kitchen
range regularly to prevent grease accumulation. If
a grease fire should occur, smother the fire if possible.
4.
DO NOT USE WATER ON A GREASE FIRE!
5.
Keep all exits clear and unobstructed. Take
time to plan your routes to safety in case of emergency.
6.
Residents are responsible for maintaining the smoke detector in good
working condition. In the event
of a malfunction, the resident should report the problem to the Assistant Area
Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing.
CABLE TELEVISION
Cable television is provided in Graduate and Student
Family Housing apartments. Satellite Television is prohibited
PETS
As stated in the Tennessee Board of Regents policy: “No pets or animals of any nature
shall be permitted. Only fish
in aquariums (20 gallons or less) are allowed. Violations
of this policy may result in the loss of housing eligibility.
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GARBAGE AND
TRASH DISPOSAL
It is the responsibility of the resident to deposit
trash in the dumpsters located throughout Graduate and Student Family Housing. Garbage
should be taken to the dumpster on a frequent and regular basis. Do
not allow garbage to remain in the apartment or on the patio for long periods
of time. Please help us keep
the community a clean comfortable place to reside.
MAIL SERVICE
The United States Postal Service provides mail delivery
to each apartment. Mail boxes
are provided by the University. The
Post Office requires that mail boxes be labeled with the resident’s
name before mail delivery can begin. Notify
all correspondents of your correct mailing address as soon as possible. The local zip code is 38111.
Upon terminating your occupancy, a change of address
form should be filed with the Post Office and a forwarding address left with
the Assistant Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing.
Garden plots, located on the east side of the apartment
complex are available on a first come, first served basis. Contact the Assistant Area Coordinator
for more information.
LIGHTING
Exterior lights, located by the front and back door
will be replaced by the University. Report
any exterior light bulbs that need to be replaced on a maintenance request
form. All interior light bulbs,
including appliance bulbs, are supplied by the tenant after check-in.
FURNISHINGS
Water furniture, and/or other items, which may pose
physical damage to the premises, are not permitted. Furnishings or other possessions, which
would require displacement or removal of University property, cannot be permitted. Repair
costs, which result from the use of portable washers, dryers, dishwashers,
or other appliances brought into the apartment, will be the responsibility
of the tenant.
NOISE AND DISTURBANCE
Tenants of Graduate and Student Family Housing must
control noise levels within apartments in an effort not to disturb other
residents. This includes, but
is not limited to, the operation of radios, stereos, and televisions. The use of the apartment for the practice
of musical instruments is prohibited. Residents
will receive a warning if disturbances occur and repeated violations will
jeopardize housing eligibility.
PICNIC TABLES
AND GRILLS
Picnic tables and grills are located throughout the
community for the residents to use. Picnic
tables may not be placed in any enclosed personal patio.
PATIOS AND GROUNDS
A fenced patio is provided to each Phase One apartment. These
patio areas are the responsibility of each resident. Residents
may plant flower gardens or small shrubs in their patio area, providing there
is no damage to the utility lines. These areas must be kept neatly trimmed
and free of trash and debris. Upon
vacating, patios must be returned to move-in condition. Planting
or digging of any kind is prohibited outside the patio area.
Clotheslines are permitted on the patio, as long as
they do not exceed the height of the fence, block access to or from the apartment,
or restrict access to University equipment located on the patio or air conditioner.
Items such as tricycles, bicycles, wagons, barbecue
grills, and lawn furniture, must be kept in the patio area when not in use. Residents
are responsible for the cleanliness of the lawn area with maintenance personnel
being responsible for maintaining the lawns. Any
unusual grounds problems should be reported to the Assistant Area Coordinator. All residents are responsible for keeping
all common areas clear and comfortable.
COMMUNITY CENTER
The Community Center is for the residents of Graduate
and Student Family Housing to use. Approved
group activities may be conducted in the Community Center according to availability. Requests
for use must be submitted to the Assistant Area Coordinator forty-eight (48)
hours in advance of the activity. The
request must include a description of the event, time, date, and the expected
attendance. The individuals requesting
the Community Center are responsible for the behavior of the groups and cleaning
of the facilities. Other functions
of the building include:
·
A pay telephone
·
A campus telephone
·
Vending machines
·
Recreational equipment
·
Free laundry
·
Community bulletin board
·
Assistant Area Coordinator’s Office
FIREARMS
The storing, possession, or detonation of firearms,
(including B-B and pellet guns), weapons, ammunition, or explosives, including
fireworks of any kind, are not permitted on The University of Memphis controlled
property. No one, including a
student employed by a guard or security service may keep any of these items. Contact Police Services to arrange storage.
INTERIOR ALTERATIONS
PAINT- Except in unusual circumstances, apartments
are painted between periods of occupancy. Wallpaper
is not permitted in the apartments. Special need paint requests, such as extended
period of occupancy, should be submitted in writing for evaluation to the
Assistant Area Coordinator for Graduate and Student Family Housing.
ELECTRICAL- The installation of ceiling fans or alteration
of existing light fixtures is not permitted.
PICTURES- Pictures may be hung on the sheet rock walls,
being careful to locate the wall studs for placement holes. Charges will be made for wall damage beyond
normal wear and tear. No holes
are allowed in doors, moldings, cabinets, or concrete block walls.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
The University reserves the right of search and seizure
relative to any unit in Graduate and Student Family Housing. A search will be authorized by the Associate
Dean of Students for Residence Life and Dining Services or the Associate
Dean of Students for Judicial and Ethical Programs, only when there is justifiable
cause. A search will be conducted
by a Residence Life staff member, as well as the resident, if available. Representatives of the offices of the
Dean of Students and Police Services may be present. The
University also has the right to elect the use of a search warrant by Police
Services or the city police.
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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
AND DRUGS
The possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages
is prohibited on University controlled property. In addition, the use, possession, or distribution
of narcotics or illegal substances such as marijuana, LSD, etc., except as
permitted by law, is prohibited on University controlled property. Tenants
are prohibited from being under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol
while on University owned property or while attending any University sponsored
activity.
SOLICITATION
In an effort to support the residents’ desire
for privacy, door-to-door solicitation of any kind is prohibited. Any violation of this policy should be
reported immediately to the Assistant Area Coordinator, the Department of
Residence Life and Dining Services, or Police Services. Normal delivery services for laundry,
milk, newspapers, etc., are not affected by this policy. Residents are encouraged to review the
guidelines on solicitation as outlined in The
PARKING
Traffic and parking is monitored by The University
of Memphis Parking Office. All
automobiles must be registered in accordance with The University of Memphis
regulations. Convenient parking
is provided with approximately one space per apartment. Residents are encouraged to limit vehicles
parked at Graduate and Student Family Housing to one per family. Residents and their guests must abide
by all
Storage and parking of boats, trailers, and other
such vehicles is prohibited on South Campus. Residents
owning such items must arrange for their storage or park outside University
property.
The speed limit in and around Graduate and Student
Family Housing is ten (10) miles per hour. It
is necessary that all persons living in, or visiting the area, cooperate
in an effort to provide a safe area for the children.
No auto repair, other than that of an emergency nature,
may be performed on the South Campus. All
vehicles inoperative for more than ten (10) days, must be removed from Graduate
and Student Family Housing.
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LAUNDRY FACILITIES
Washing machines and dryers are located in the
PLAYGROUND SAFETY
RULES
1.
Children using playground equipment
should be supervised by their parent(s).
2.
Children should use only the
equipment designed for their age group.
3.
Rough-house games and activities
are not allowed around the equipment.
4.
Children should not be permitted
to stand near equipment which is in action.
5.
Broken equipment should be
reported to the Assistant Area Coordinator immediately and should not be used.
6.
The
SWIMMING POOL
The swimming pool hours are from
Use of the pool is for residents and their invited
guests. Regulations pertaining
to the use of the pool will be posted on the bulletin board and are enforced. Anyone found guilty of disregarding the
rules will be asked to leave the pool area.
SWIMMING POOL REGULATIONS
1.
No food, glasses, or bottles
are permitted in the pool area.
2.
No alcoholic beverages are
permitted.
3.
No running is permitted on
the pool decks.
4.
Children under twelve (12)
years of age must be accompanied by an adult eighteen (18) years or older.
5.
Only one person is permitted
on the diving board at any time.
6.
One swims at his/her own risk
7.
No one may swim alone.
8.
Guests should be limited to
no more than two at a time and must be escorted by the resident.