Sacramento State Housing Community Guide 2025-2026 - Flipbook - Page 36
Guests and visitors may not bring pet animals into the residence halls. Any pets/animals found on the premises will violate this policy, and the resident will be
instructed to remove the pets/animals immediately. Failure to immediately remove the pet/animal upon the request of University Housing Services may result
in a $250 fine for each day the pet/animal remains in the residence hall and disciplinary action. The fine will be assessed to the resident(s) responsible for the pet/
animal and charged to their student account.
What about Emotional Support Animals (ESAs)? Students who are requesting to bring an ESA into University Housing must first complete the approval process
through the Disability Access Center (DAC) and University Housing Services. No ESA may be brought into the residence halls prior to receiving formal written
approval. Brining an unauthorized animal, pet or ESA, into University Housing is a violation of this policy and the License Agreement and may result in disciplinary
action, including the immediate removal of the animal and potential conduct sanctions not limited to a fine.
Contact University Housing Services at housing@csus.edu for further information on service or emotional support animals.
Wheeled Devices and Hoverboards
What is a wheeled device? Bikes, E-bikes, e-scooters, scooters, skates, skateboards, other wheeled devices and equivalent products.
With the increase in wheeled devices on campus, vehicle drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to maintain awareness. Motorized, electric, and non-motorized
wheeled device operators must adhere to the following rules and safety tips. The university expects “all Bike, Scooter, and Board (Wheels) users” to follow the rules
of the road. Though the University supports alternative mobility options, the campus community remains a top priority regarding roads and pedestrian safety.
Wheeled Devices are prohibited from being used inside the residence halls and dining commons. They are not permitted on pedestrian ramps, patios, stairs,
benches, patio furniture, landings, or similar structures not intended for such use.
Authorized Wheeled Devices: The use, possession, and storage of wheelchairs and other assistive devices necessary to assist students with an approved
accommodation are permitted within the residence halls, including guests’ needs.
Wheeled Devices that are motorized and use a lithium-ion battery pack may not be stored or charged in any residence hall and/or dining commons and can
only be stored in a housing bike compound. Access is provided to the compound closest to your assigned residence hall. Bike compounds are currently located
outside of Jenkins Hall and Klamath Hall.
Hoverboards are prohibited. The use, possession, or storage of hoverboards are not allowed in the North Village residential complex, including the
residence halls, the Dining Commons and surrounding grounds. While University Housing supports the use of Wheeled Devices (electronic mobility devices)
for accessibility and transportation needs, hoverboards are prohibited due to the significant safety concerns, including fire risks and injury, and because they
are not classified as essential mobility devices.
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