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At-A-Glance |
Protect Your Stuff |
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How to Donate Your Stuff |
Closing Expectations |
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Make Your Travel Plans |
How Damages Are
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Where
to Dispose of Your Trash |
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Residents |
LU managed
Apartments |
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Throw away all trash and
perishables. Wash dirty dishes to minimize pest control
problems.
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Unplug all electrical
equipment.
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Close and lock your windows.
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Leave your window shade up
(Ground floor residents, lower your shades).
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Clean
and unplug mini fridges during exam week(recommended to be done 24 hours before
leaving).
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Leave the heat on a low
setting. Remove any clothes or papers from on top of or around
baseboard heaters, radiators, heat vents, etc.
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Lock room (and suite) door!
Take your keys with you if you are returning to the same room
for spring semester. |
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Throw away all trash and
perishables. Wash dirty dishes to minimize pest control
problems.
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Unplug all electrical
equipment, except large kitchen appliances. Make
certain the oven is turned off. Defrost (remove any ice
accumulation) and clean kitchen refrigerator. Minimize the
amount of stored contents. Mini fridges should remain
unplugged during the break period.
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Leave the heat on a low auto
setting - 65°. Remove any clothes or papers from on top of or
around baseboard heaters, radiators, heat vents, etc.
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Lower min blinds AND slightly
twist open.
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Close and lock all your windows
and doors (front/back doors and bedroom door.) Take your
keys with you if you are returning to the same apartment for
spring semester.
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Leave your porch light and an
inside light ON. |
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It is the
resident(s) responsibility to complete this checklist and any
damages that may occur over break due to negligence to fulfill these
expectations will be charged to the occupants of this
room/apartment. |
Traditional
Check-Out
The traditional method requires the RA to examine the room with you and
to document any changes to your Room Condition Report since the time of
move in. If any damage or cleaning issues exist, the RA will inform you
of any anticipated charges. An on-site appeal to address anticipated
charges is possible. A professional staff member will be contacted to
review your appeal.
- Schedule a checkout appointment with your RA.
- Clean your room as expected.
- Inspect your room with the RA (encourage your
roommate to join)
- If there are charges, you may request an
immediate appeal.
- Sign RCR & return keys to the RA
Note: Failure to appeal damages
at the time of your checkout appointment
forfeits your right to appeal later. |
Express
Check-Out
Express Checkout is the ability to checkout of your room without
scheduling a traditional checkout appointment (meeting with an RA). An
Express Check-Out Agreement entails, cleaning your room, placing the
keys in an Express Check-Out envelope and placing the envelope in your
residence hall's designated "drop" location before departing campus. The
RA will then inspect your room when you are not present. You will be
responsible for any damages that are documented and you will NOT be able
to appeal them.
- Sign-up with your RA to indicate that you
will Express Check Out.
- Request an Express Checkout envelope from
your RA or the Service Desk.
- Clean your room as expected. (See
expectations listed below)
- Sign Express Check-Out Agreement and deposit
your keys in your residence hall's designated drop location.
- Depart campus.
- Staff will inspect your room, after
you leave.
NOTE: Damages assessed to individuals who
use Express Checkouts, CAN NOT be appealed. |
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