Pizza and beverages were served. He also informed the committee of a change in course name and number for which nursing lab fees are charged. The change is necessitated by a reorganization of nursing courses.
Fees charged to students are unchanged.
With increased parking fees going into effect next month the fines need to be adjusted as well in order to eliminate the possibility that people will find it more economical to park illegally and pay the now-nominal fines. In developing his recommendations Johnson will review the fine schedules at other CSU campuses and in our local community. Pridmore asked where the additional revenue resulting from fee increases would go. Furukawa-Schelreth explained that use of those funds is restricted to the parking program, and that increases in the revenues will likely be directed to the Alternative Transportation Program. The FAC was in accord with the plan to review parking violation fines, expressing their hopes that the additional revenue would indeed be directed to the Alternative Transportation Program.