Dear Residents,
We're thrilled to see many of you returning to our community as we near the start of another exciting semester! We have updated our business & package pickup hours (seen below) as we prepare for your return. In accordance with the University of New Hampshire's Wildcat Pass program we request that all students scan their Wildcat Pass with the QR code displayed outside our office before entering. Upon entering please provide our staff member with your Wildcat Pass status before proceeding with request of package, question, or concern. We thank you for your cooperation as we navigate another safe semester here in Durham.
In order to unpack and move your belongings back in, you will be able to park your car at Madbury Commons if one of our 1 hour customer parking spaces is available, or next to our fire lane with a present person attending to your vehicle at all times. Please note this is ONLY for the duration of your move-in and you will be required to move your vehicle as soon as you are finished unpacking in order to open up space for the next tenant. Please do not park in any of the rear parking spaced labeled "Reserved for IOL" as these spaces are strictly monitored and you risk the possibility of being towed if parked in one of these spaces. If you are in need of a moving box please check our North & South Tower building lobbies. If you don’t see one please check the lobbies on our building floors. Our staff will provide as many rolling boxes as possible. Please don't keep any rolling boxes in your apartment, thank you.
A Message From The University of New Hampshire To Our Residents
"Dear Students,
We look forward to having most of you back on campus in just a couple of days. But, before that, please note that you must take ownership and responsibility for reading and complying with all pre-arrival testing, compliance, and quarantining. Please see the below email from Kenneth Holmes, Senior Vice Provost for Student Life and re-read the emails previously sent by UNH Chief of Police, Paul Dean, and carefully complete all requirements ASAP.
Please note as you come back to Durham and the greater UNH community, remember to test on time, keep your wildcat pass updated, and follow all CDC health and safety recommendations and UNH policy and guidelines. Together we can make a difference and keep our community safe and healthy. Thank you for all that you do to make our UNH community’s experiences a great one. Stay safe and let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
Attached are a few documents that you may find helpful before, during, and after returning. We look forward to your return to campus and to a successful spring semester."
We would like to remind our Residents to continue to adhering to the University's New Wildcat Pledge, our city ordinance regarding the use of face coverings, and remain cautious in your social interactions. We continue to be in close contact with UNH regarding the upcoming semester, future activities, and most importantly your safety. With many students soon arriving back on campus we urge you to review and follow your Suggested Move In Times to best limit our traffic during the day of your arrival. The safety of our community depends on your individual actions.
While this has been a longer break than past years, we wasted no time addressing your feedback from our Resident Experience Survey and continue our part in improving the Madbury Commons property and community. Check out our updates below.
Let's have a great & safe semester, Wildcats!
- Madbury Properties
