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In instances where electrical outlets are required in addition to those fixed structural 5

outlets within the space, the following definition of an extension cord is acceptable to the College: The extension cord must be a device recognized by a nationally recognized independent testing laboratory such as Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and be generi-cally referred to as a “temporary power tap.” This tap should have no more than six out-lets, no less than a 14-gauge supply cord, and contain an independent circuit breaker of no greater capacity than 15 amps.

The use of halogen lamps is strictly prohibited in residence halls and apartments. 6

Partitions, room dividers, lofts, and the painting of rooms are prohibited. Under no cir- 7

cumstances should furniture restrict free and easy movement within the room and/or apartment.

The College may require personal furniture or furnishings to be removed from any resi- 8

dence when the College determines the situation to be a fire, safety, health, or house-keeping hazard (including but not limited to ceiling fans, window air conditioner units, and full-size refrigerators).

All Residence Halls and apartments are subject to periodic fire inspections. Student vio- 9

lators of fire safety codes may be responsible for any and all fines as a result of the viola-tion (i.e. The State of New York’s Department of State, Office of Fire Prevention and Control).

Building evacuation is required when a fire alarm sounds, unless previous notice was 10

provided by a College official indicating that the alarm will be tested and evacuation is not necessary.

In compliance with NewYork state law, smoking is prohibited in all indoor areas of the 11

College, including dining halls and the Spa. In addition, all residence halls and apartments are smoke-free buildings. Bongs and hookahs are not permitted on College property.

Residential Housing Fire Safety Systems

All on-campus residence halls and apartments have water sprinklers, heat sensors, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers. In addition, the Hillside and Sussman Apartments have carbon monoxide detectors.