Pillsbury Court Resident Handbook

The Pillsbury Court townhouse facility is a University faculty and staff living community designed to provide transitional housing to new full time faculty and staff members. Located on the site of the Pillsbury mansion, home of University presidents from 1911 until 1963, the 48 townhouse units were first occupied in October 1965. The University Board of Regents established Pillsbury Court to provide new faculty and staff with temporary housing. New, full-time faculty and staff have the opportunity to live at Pillsbury Court for up to two years.

• General information

  
  
  • University of Minnesota Mission Statement
  • Housing & Residential Life Mission Statement
  • Nondiscrimination
  • Eligibility
  • Rent
  • Pets
  • Weapons
  • Explosives
  • Parking
  • Bicycles
  • Insurance
  • Townhouse Equipment & Amenities

• Information and Household Hints

  
  
  • Townhouse Equipment & Amenities
  • Cable/Satellite Television
  • Refrigerator
  • Cooking Stove
  • Sink, Tub, and Toilet
  • Hanging Pictures/Shelves
  • Outside Your Townhouse
  • Pillsbury Court Patio Policy
  • Garbage Removal/Recycling
  • Snow Plowing Policy
  • Map

• Repairs and Maintenence

  
  
  • General Repairs
  • Maintenance of Furnaces, Air Conditioners & Smoke Detectors
  • Submitting a Work Order Request Form (WORF)

• Additional Info

  
  
  • Schools
  • Child Care
  • Your Pillsbury Court Lease
  • Extensions
  • Unit Transfer Policy
  • Vacating Procedure
  • Emergency Issues - Severe Weather

• Frequently Asked Questions