All trash, wood scraps, sawdust, etc. must be taken directly to the trash room and not left in hallways, public areas or trash containers in the hall. Lofts may not block doorways or windows and should not be in contact with room radiators. Residents will be responsible for any damage, accidental or otherwise, that can be attributed to the construction or removal of their loft and will be billed accordingly. Room occupants will be held fully responsible for all university furnishings included in the room at check-in. Storage space in the residence hall in NOT provided for bed parts, lumber or furniture.
Lofts are temporary structures built at the expense and risk of room occupants.
The university assumes no liability to compensate owners for lofts that must be removed for any reason. All room occupants must agree to construction of the loft and accept all personal risks and liability associated with loft use and must sign below indicating their awareness of all provisions of this policy and willingness to accept the responsibilities outlined. The Office of Residence Life does not recommend construction of lofts to those individuals assigned to temporary housing due to the amount of furniture in the room and being overcrowded as well as violating possible fire codes.