While it is important to decorate apartments to make them feel like home, there are certain limitations you must observe. Bicycles not in the designated bike racks will be disposed of according to University policies. Please note that bicycles parked near building doors make it much more difficult for personnel to enter a building during emergencies. Goodwin-Green has indoor bike storage facilities located in the basement of the 3 buildings.Please do not leave bikes near the buildings or attached to gas meters, stair railings, or in the building stairways.
Bicycles need to be locked and stored in the bike racks provided in the front of each building.Bicycle repair stations are located at each laundry facility within Orchard Downs.Any bikes that are missing wheels, seats, chains, etc., will be removed and disposed of according to University policies. Bicycles must be in operating condition to be registered.Any bicycles not properly registered will be picked up and disposed of according to University policies.
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If you sell, leave your bicycle, or give it to someone else, you must cancel your registration permit at the Family & Graduate Housing office.There is no fee for bikes in the apartments, and residents are responsible for placing these stickers on their bicycle. Residents receive property stickers at move-in or lease renewal. Their primary interest is to resolve any conflicts between neighbors and make our community a pleasant place for everyone to live.īicycles must have a property tag from Family & Graduate Housing. If your Community Aide contacts you about a noise problem, please work with them to resolve the concern. If you need some assistance in resolving a noise problem, please contact your Community Aide or the Family & Graduate Housing office. Expressing anger and making noise in retaliation can only make matters worse. If you are irritated by the noise your neighbor is making, bring it to his or her attention in a calm and friendly manner. Talk with your neighbor if you have a concern. We all need quiet space to study, and there are numerous libraries on campus for that purpose. Some noise from everyday activities can be expected. Please remember that this is a living area, not a library. In general, we ask all apartment residents make an effort to keep noise at a minimum after 10:00 p.m. These noises are especially annoying when they become excessive, are very loud, and occur late at night when people are sleeping. Excessive running and jumping, moving furniture, music, and televisions are examples of everyday noises that may bother neighbors. Some apartments carry noise more easily than others and certain noises can be heard by neighbors. We offer the following guidelines to encourage friendly relations: Because different families are comfortable with different levels of noise, sometimes conflicts may occur between neighbors.
In other families, home may be the only place where people feel comfortable being lively or singing. Some families may be very quiet in their apartment because they view their homes as places of tranquility. Residents bring their own unique heritages, ideas, and ways of doing things. If a problem occurs, it will be much easier for you to talk to your neighbor about it if you know them.įamily & Graduate Housing is home to people from more than 70 different countries. Getting to know your neighbors as friends will make it easier for you to adjust to your new apartment and neighborhood. You may have to adjust to a smaller living space. Our amenities and vibrant communities make us the best choice for your home at Illinois.Īpartment living is different than living in your own home. Unique options for students with special situations and needs.
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