Daniell Heights Living Guide

Policies

Personal Property

Certain items are not permitted in Daniell Heights without prior approval. In some cases, approval may require you to register the item with Housing and Residential Life, such as large instruments and bulky items of furniture. Some appliances place serious burdens on utility services and are prohibited such as extra refrigerators, freezers over 12.5 cubic feet, and air conditioners. You may purchase your own A/C unit according to our specifications and our facilities staff will install it for a fee and an additional monthly electric bill. Please contact Housing and Residential Life, 153 Wadsworth Hall for more information.

Commercial Activity

Business activity is not permitted in the apartments. All residents or outside agencies are strictly prohibited from using the apartments, University-owned buildings, or grounds for any commercial purposes.
In order to protect residents’ right to privacy and their need for undisturbed study, door-to-door solicitation or recruitment of any type is prohibited without prior permission from Housing and Residential Life. Please report all violations of commercial activity to your community assistant or Housing and Residential Life, 153 Wadsworth Hall.

Pets

For health and sanitation reasons, animals are not permitted in the apartments. The exception to this are nonpredatory, nonpoisonous fish in an aquarium under twenty gallons. Board of Control Ordinance No. 3 - Control of Pets restricts pets on campus.
All other pets, are prohibited in or around University housing. If you keep pets other than those permitted fish, you will be fined $10 per day per animal ($40 minimum). Second offenses double the charges. If your guest keeps an animal in your apartment, you will be charged as if it were your own.

Weapons

Weapons, firearms, and ammunition are not permitted in Daniell Heights. (This includes paintball and airsoft equipment.) Department of Public Safety and Police Services does offer weapons storage within their facility. Weapons must be unloaded when transported into the Department of  Public Safety and Police Services building or other designated weapons storage areas. Registration in a physical education course in archery carries automatic registration of the bow and arrows for the purpose of this policy.

  • To check in your registered weapon
    • In person, visit the Department of Public Safety and Police Services and ask to complete a weapons registration form.
    • Be sure to have a valid photo ID. You will be asked for your name, address, and Social Security number as well as the manufacturer, caliber, model and serial numbers of the weapon.
    • Sign the form.
    • Receive a copy of the weapon registration form from the Department of Public Safety and Police Services.
  • Storage
    • A valid photo ID is required to check in or remove a registered weapon from a designated weapons storage area.


For the complete Board of Control Policy, please see the following link: Board of Control Policy 12.7. Weapons Registration