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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 85 - UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA › Chapter 30 - OPEN BURN AND OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS › Section 8VAC85-30-40 - Requests for permission

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A. A request
				must be made to the university's Office of Environmental Health and Safety
				(EHS) or the Medical Center Fire Protection Inspector's Office for the purpose
				of an open burn and open flame device use and operation. EHS or the Medical
				Center Fire Protection Inspector will review the request to ensure the open
				burn and open flame device is used in accordance with and meets the
				requirements of (i) the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code (13VAC5-51),
				(ii) §
									10.1-1142 of the Code of
				Virginia, (iii) EHS procedures, (iv) Medical Center procedures, and (v)
				applicable local city and county codes and regulations.
B. Each request will be reviewed (i) to
				ensure the safety of the university's faculty, staff, students, patients, and
				visitors and (ii) for stewardship of the university's facilities and
				property.
C. EHS or the Medical
				Center Fire Protection Inspector shall notify the requesting party of the
				approval or denial of a request for permission granted under this section
				permitting an open burn or use of an open flame or open flame device. EHS or
				the Medical Center Fire Protection Inspector shall concurrently notify the
				University Police Department of any approval or denial under this section and
				confirm receipt by the University Police Department.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 85 - UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA › Chapter 30 - OPEN BURN AND OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS › Section 8VAC85-30-50 - Persons lawfully in charge

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In addition to university personnel responsible for the
				  management or supervision of university property and activities, the fire code
				  representative from the university's Office of Environmental Health and Safety
				  or the Medical Center Fire Protection Inspector's Office (or designee) or
				  university law-enforcement officers are lawfully in charge of university
				  property and facilities for purposes of:
1. Forbidding entry upon university property
				or into a university facility while conducting open burning or while in
				possession of an open flame or open flame device;
2. Prohibiting remaining upon university
				property or within a university facility while conducting open burning or while
				in possession of an open flame or open flame device; and
3. Ordering any fire that is deemed as
				noncompliant with this chapter or that creates a hazard or nuisance to be
				extinguished.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 85 - UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA › Chapter 30 - OPEN BURN AND OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS › Section 8VAC85-30-60 - Exemptions

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The following are exempted from the requirements of this
				  chapter:
1. Outdoor cooking operations
				where propane and charcoal are used in a safe manner. Ashes, cinders, and coals
				shall be disposed of in an approved manner. Disposal guidelines are available
				from the university's Office of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) or the
				Medical Center Fire Protection Inspector.
2. Indoor and outdoor use of Sterno for the
				purpose of warming foods. Such use should be maintained and operated in an
				approved manner. Operating guidelines are available from EHS or the Medical
				Center Fire Protection Inspector.
3. Laboratory flame producing
				equipment.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 85 - UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA › Chapter 30 - OPEN BURN AND OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS › Section 8VAC85-30-70 - Compliance

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Failure to comply with the requirements of this chapter may
				  result in disciplinary action up to and including termination or expulsion in
				  accordance with relevant university policies and may result in prosecution in
				  accordance with state and federal law.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 85 - UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA › Chapter 30 - OPEN BURN AND OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS › Section 8VAC85-30-80 - Procedure

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A. Academic
				Division. All requests for the use and operation of an open burn or an open
				flame device must be submitted to the university Office of Environmental Health
				and Safety at least three weeks prior to the proposed activity. Review of
				proposals of a routine nature (i.e., similar to previously approved activities)
				may be expedited at the discretion of EHS. Requests may be submitted by calling
				434-243-1711; emailing fire-safety@virginia.edu, or completing and submitting
				the appropriate form provided by the Office of Environmental Health and
				Safety.
B. Medical Center. All
				requests for the use and operation of an open burn and open flame device at the
				Medical Center must be submitted to the Medical Center Fire Protection
				Inspector by calling 434-982-6420 or emailing the request to aco9m@virginia.edu
				as soon as possible.
C. Additional
				requirements may apply at the discretion of the fire code representative from
				EHS or Medical Center Fire Protection Inspector's Office.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 30 - GUIDELINES FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPUSES OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Section 8VAC90-30-10

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Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 30 - GUIDELINES FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPUSES OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Section 8VAC90-30-20

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Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 30 - GUIDELINES FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPUSES OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Section 8VAC90-30-30

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Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 30 - GUIDELINES FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPUSES OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Section 8VAC90-30-40

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Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 30 - GUIDELINES FOR DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CAMPUSES OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Section - DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (8VAC90-30)

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Guidelines for Non-Instructional Use of Space on the
				  Academic Campus of VCU.
Guidelines for Non-Instructional Use of Space on the MCV
				  Campus of VCU.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 60 - WEAPONS REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-60-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Police officer"means a law-enforcement official appointed
				  pursuant to Article 3 (§
									15.2-1609 et seq.) of
				  Chapter 16 and Chapter 17 (§
									15.2-1700
				  et seq.) of Title 15.2, Article 3 (§
									23.1-809
				  et seq.) of Chapter 8 of Title 23.1, Chapter 2 (§
									29.1-200
				  et seq.) of Title 29.1, and Chapter 1 (§
									52-1
				  et seq.) of Title 52 of the Code of Virginia and sworn federal law-enforcement
				  officers.
"University property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by Virginia Commonwealth University.
"Weapon" means (i) any pistol, revolver, or other weapon
				  designed or intended to propel a missile of any kind; (ii) any dirk, bowie
				  knife, switchblade knife, ballistic knife, razor slingshot, spring stick, metal
				  knucks, blackjack; (iii) any flailing instrument consisting of two or more
				  rigid parts connected in such manner as to allow them to swing freely, which
				  may be known as nun chahka, nun chuck, nunchaku, shuriken, or fighting chain;
				  or (iv) any disc, of whatever configuration, having at least two points or
				  pointed blades that is designed to be thrown or propelled and that may be known
				  as throwing star or oriental dart.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 60 - WEAPONS REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-60-20 - Possession of weapons prohibited

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Possession or carrying of any weapon by any person, except a
				  police officer, is prohibited on university property in academic buildings,
				  administrative office buildings, medical venues, clinics, laboratories,
				  research facilities, student residence buildings, and dining facilities; or
				  while attending sporting, entertainment, or educational events. Entry upon the
				  aforementioned university property in violation of this prohibition is
				  expressly forbidden.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 60 - WEAPONS REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-60-30 - Person lawfully in charge

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In addition to individuals authorized by university policy,
				  Virginia Commonwealth University police officers are lawfully in charge for the
				  purposes of forbidding entry upon or remaining upon university property while
				  possessing or carrying weapons in violation of this
				  prohibition.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 70 - SPACE USE REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-70-10 - Scope

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This chapter applies to all Virginia Commonwealth University
				  faculty, staff, and students; university contractors; and the general
				  public.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 70 - SPACE USE REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-70-20 - Policy statement

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Virginia Commonwealth University facilities are intended
				  primarily for the use of its students, faculty, and staff in their efforts to
				  advance the educational mission of the university. No use shall be permitted
				  that is inconsistent with the mission of the university.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 70 - SPACE USE REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-70-30 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Educational enclave"means that portion of university
				  property in academic buildings, administrative office buildings, medical
				  venues, clinics, laboratories, research facilities, student residence
				  buildings, dining facilities, athletic facilities, or child care facilities; or
				  that portion of university property in use for university-sponsored or
				  university-sanctioned sporting, entertainment, or educational events.
"University property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by Virginia Commonwealth University.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 70 - SPACE USE REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-70-40 - Entry upon and use of university property

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A. Entry upon or use of university property
				in the educational enclave shall be in accord with all applicable university
				policies.
B. Entry upon or use of
				university property outside the educational enclave for noncommercial purposes
				is permitted if otherwise lawful and does not interfere with educational
				functions.
C. Entry upon or use of
				university property for commercial purposes shall be in accord with all
				applicable university policies.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 70 - SPACE USE REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-70-50 - Persons lawfully in charge

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In addition to individuals authorized by university policy,
				  Virginia Commonwealth University police officers are lawfully in charge for the
				  purposes of forbidding entry upon or remaining upon university property in
				  violation of this chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-50.10 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 80 - HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-80-10 - Scope

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This chapter applies to research involving human subjects
				  conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 90 - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY › Chapter 80 - HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH REGULATION › Section 8VAC90-80-20 - Federal regulations adopted

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Research conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University
				  involving human subjects shall be conducted in accordance with 21 CFR Parts 50
				  (May 30, 1980) and 56 (January 27, 1981); 45 CFR Part 46 (revised June 19,
				  2017, and amended January 22, 2018, and June 19, 2018); 45 CFR Parts 160 and
				  164 (December 28, 2000); and any other applicable federal law or
				  regulation.
Statutory Authority: §
											23.1-1301
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 95 - STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES › Chapter 10 - REGULATION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC95-10-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Police officer"means law-enforcement officials appointed
				  pursuant to Article 3 (§ 15.2-1609 et seq.) of Chapter 16 and Chapter 17
				  (§ 15.2-1700 et seq.) of Title 15.2, Chapter 17 (§ 23-232 et seq.) of
				  Title 23, Chapter 2 (§ 29.1-200 et seq.) of Title 29.1, or Chapter 1
				  (§ 52-1 et seq.) of Title 52 of the Code of Virginia or sworn federal
				  law-enforcement officers.
"College property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by a member college of the Virginia Community College System and the
				  administrative office of the Virginia Community College System.
"Weapon" means
(i)
				any pistol, revolver, or other weapon designed or intended to propel a missile
				of any kind by action of an explosion of any combustible material;
(ii) any dirk, bowie knife, switchblade
				knife, ballistic knife, machete, razor, slingshot, spring stick, metal knucks,
				or blackjack;
(iii) any flailing
				instrument consisting of two or more rigid parts connected in such a manner as
				to allow them to swing freely, which may be known as a nun chahka, nun chuck,
				nunchaku, shuriken, or fighting chain;
(iv) any disc, of whatever configuration,
				having at least two points or pointed blades that is designed to be thrown or
				propelled and that may be known as a throwing star or oriental dart; or
(v) any weapon of like kind, to
				include but not limited to, tasers.
"Weapon" does not mean knives or razors used for domestic
				  purposes, pen or folding knives with blades less than three inches in length,
				  or knives of like kind carried for use in accordance with the purpose intended
				  by the original seller.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-217 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 95 - STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES › Chapter 10 - REGULATION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC95-10-20 - Possession of weapons prohibited

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A. Possession or carrying of any weapon by
				any person, except a police officer, is prohibited on college property in
				academic buildings, administrative office buildings, student centers, child
				care centers, dining facilities and places of like kind where people
				congregate, or while attending any sporting, entertainment, or educational
				events. Entry upon the aforementioned college property in violation of this
				prohibition is expressly forbidden.
B. Any individual in violation of this
				prohibition will be asked to remove the weapon immediately. Failure to comply
				may result in a student conduct referral, an employee disciplinary action, or
				arrest.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-217 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 95 - STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES › Chapter 10 - REGULATION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC95-10-30 - Exceptions to prohibition

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A. The
				prohibition in
				8VAC95-10-20 shall not apply to
				current sworn and certified local, state, and federal law-enforcement officers
				with proper identification
,
nor shall it apply to possession
				of a weapon when stored securely inside the vehicle of properly permitted
				students and employees.
B. The
				chief of the college police department or head of security department, or his
				designee, may authorize in writing a person to possess, store, or use a weapon:
(i) when used for educational or artistic
				instruction, display, parade, or ceremony sponsored or approved by the college
				(unloaded or disabled only and with other specified safeguards, if
				appropriate); or
(ii) for any
				college-approved training, course, or class.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 95 - STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES › Chapter 10 - REGULATION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC95-10-40 - Person lawfully in charge

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Campus police officers or security, and other police officers
				  acting pursuant to a mutual aid agreement or by concurrent jurisdiction, are
				  lawfully in charge for the purposes of forbidding entry upon or remaining upon
				  college property while possessing or carrying weapons in violation of this
				  chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-217 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 100 - VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE › Chapter 10 - PROHIBITION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC100-10-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Police officer" means law-enforcement officials appointed
				  pursuant to Article 3 (§ 15.2-1609 et seq.) of Chapter 16 and Chapter 17
				  (§ 15.2-1700 et seq.) of Title 15.2, Chapter 17 (§ 23-232 et seq.) of
				  Title 23, Chapter 2 (§ 29.1-200 et seq.) of Title 29.1, or Chapter 1
				  (§ 52-1 et seq.) of Title 52 of the Code of Virginia or sworn federal
				  law-enforcement officers.
"Institute property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by the Virginia Military Institute.
"Weapon" means
(i)
				any pistol, revolver, or other weapon designed or intended to propel a missile
				of any kind;
(ii) any dirk, bowie
				knife, switchblade knife, ballistic knife, razor, slingshot, sprint stick,
				metal knucks, or blackjack;
(iii)
				any flailing instrument consisting of two or more rigid parts connected in such
				manner as to allow them to swing freely, which may be known as nun chahka, nun
				chuck, nunchaku, shuriken, or fighting chain; or
(iv) any disc, of whatever configuration,
				having at least two points or pointed blades that is designed to be thrown or
				propelled and that may be known as throwing star or oriental dart.
Statutory Authority
§§ 23-9.2:3 and 23-99 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 100 - VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE › Chapter 10 - PROHIBITION OF WEAPONS › Section 8VAC100-10-20 - Prohibition of weapons; exceptions

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Possession, carrying, or storage of any weapon by any person,
				  except a police officer, is prohibited (i) on institute property, to include
				  academic buildings, administrative office buildings, support buildings,
				  military training facilities, athletic facilities, barracks or any structure
				  designated for cadet housing, or dining facilities, or (ii) while attending
				  sporting, entertainment, or educational events. Entry upon any of this property
				  in violation of this prohibition is expressly forbidden.
In addition to individuals authorized by institute policy,
				  institute police officers are lawfully in charge for the purposes of forbidding
				  entry upon or remaining upon institute property while possessing, carrying, or
				  storing weapons in violation of this prohibition.
This prohibition would not apply to those activities falling
				  under the Reserve Officer Training Corps programs, NCAA rifle teams, Trap and
				  Skeet Club, VMI Firing Range(s) or Marksmanship Club, or other official
				  institute club or other activities. These particular events will follow strict
				  guidelines developed for these activities and are under the supervision of
				  institute staff officials. This prohibition would also not apply to any
				  individually authorized hunting or game reduction program expressly permitted
				  by institute officials.
Statutory Authority
§§ 23-9.2:3 and 23-99 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 10 - MUSEUM AND GROUNDS USE AND ACCESS › Section 8VAC103-10-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Director" means the Director of the Virginia Museum of Fine
				  Arts or the director's designee.
"Museum" means the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
"Museum building" means the primary building facing the
				  Boulevard and Grove Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, and any additions housing the
				  Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, its collections, office spaces and assembly
				  spaces, including but not limited to the Pauley Center, which faces Sheppard
				  Street, Richmond, Virginia, and the office building that faces the Boulevard at
				  the eastern corner of Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.
"Museum grounds" means property including but not limited to
				  streets, driveways, sidewalks, gardens, parking areas, and other open spaces
				  owned, rented, controlled, or otherwise used by the Virginia Museum of Fine
				  Arts, as shown in the diagram below:
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"Other properties" means, but is not limited to, any
				  structures, storage facilities, garages, and studio and classroom facilities
				  not included in the "museum building" definition that are owned, rented,
				  controlled, or otherwise used by the Virginia Museum of Fine
				  Arts.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-253.4 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 10 - MUSEUM AND GROUNDS USE AND ACCESS › Section 8VAC103-10-20 - Authority and application

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A. This
				chapter is established in accordance with § 23-253.4 of the Code of
				Virginia.
B. This chapter shall
				apply to the general public; to all public and private organizations, parties,
				or movements; and to all employees and volunteers of the museum and the museum
				foundation.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-253.4 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 10 - MUSEUM AND GROUNDS USE AND ACCESS › Section 8VAC103-10-30 - Procedures

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A. Public service
				hours.
1. Museum building. Unless otherwise
				posted, the public exhibition areas of the museum building shall be open to the
				public during the hours posted at each public entrance and on the website:
http://www.vmfa.museum
. These
				opening/closing times do not apply to members of the public attending functions
				or programs in the museum that are sponsored by the museum or are held at the
				museum pursuant to contract with the museum. Opening/closing times will be
				posted at each public entrance to the building. Unauthorized persons found on
				the premises after the posted closing times will be subject to arrest and
				prosecution.
2. Museum grounds.
				Unless otherwise posted, the grounds of the museum shall be open to the public
				every day, year round.
a. Dogs may be brought
				onto the museum grounds provided that they are leashed and under the control of
				the owner at all times and that the owner assumes responsibility for cleaning
				up afterwards. Nothing herein shall prohibit the use on museum grounds, in
				museum buildings, or in other properties of service animals actively serving
				the handicapped.
b. Bicycles are
				permitted on all roadways, sidewalks, or pathways that do not have steps with
				the exception of times when sidewalks and pathways have pedestrians. During
				such times bicyclists shall dismount completely and walk. Pedestrians always
				have the right of way. Bicycles are not permitted on grass areas.
c. Skateboards, in-line skates, and roller
				skates are not permitted.
3. Other properties. The public service hours
				of other properties of the museum shall be posted on those properties.
				Unauthorized persons found on these other properties during times other than
				the posted public service hours may be subject to arrest and
				prosecution.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 20 - PARKING REGULATIONS, APPEALS AND FINES › Section 8VAC103-20-10 - Definitions

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A. The following
				words or terms when used in this regulation shall have the following meanings
				unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Employee" means any individual retained for services
				  rendered to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (including the employees of the
				  Foundation, Food Services, Special Events, Membership and volunteers) but does
				  not include employees of contractor companies retained by any museum
				  entity.
"Motor vehicle" means any automobile, bus, truck, van,
				  motorcycle or motorized scooter requiring a license or registration for legal
				  street operation.
"Parking Services Manager" means the employee(s) of the
				  agency designated by the Chief Operating Officer of the museum and operating
				  under the authority of the Board of Trustees to enforce this regulation.
"Virginia Museum of Fine Arts" or "VMFA" or "agency" means
				  the educational institutional and all associated entities as defined by §
				  23-253.4 of the Code of Virginia.
"Visitor" means any person who is legally present on
				  Virginia Museum of Fine Arts property and who is not presently and directly
				  employed by the museum or by a company under contract with the museum.
B. Applicability. This regulation
				applies to the use and operation of all parking facilities on the VMFA campus,
				including properties owned or leased by the VMFA Foundation and, with the
				consent of the property owner, any properties that may be rented, loaned or
				otherwise provided to any VMFA entity in support of any event or other purpose
				where motor vehicle parking is to be provided.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 20 - PARKING REGULATIONS, APPEALS AND FINES › Section 8VAC103-20-20 - General provisions

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A.
				Registration requirements.
1. All employees
				parking motorized vehicles on the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts campus must
				display a parking permit issued by the Parking Services Manager, unless the
				employee has parked in a designated visitor parking area and is paying the
				going daily rate.
2. Failure to
				properly register employee vehicles and to display the permit may result in a
				fine for the parking violation and possible immobilization of the
				vehicle.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 20 - PARKING REGULATIONS, APPEALS AND FINES › Section 8VAC103-20-30 - Enforcement of parking regulations

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A. Enforcement in general.
1. The chief operating officer of the agency
				has the overall responsibility for monitoring the enforcement of parking
				regulations and to direct the creation of new or revision of existing
				regulations, enforcement procedures, and appeals processes.
2. The agency's Protective Services
				Department and specified licensed security officers employed by private
				security companies that are contracted by the agency have the authority and
				duty to enforce the museum's parking regulations through issuing parking
				permits, issuing parking citations, coordinating lawful vehicle
				removal/transfer, immobilization of vehicles, collection of fines, and to
				provide a fair method for appealing citations issued.
3. No vehicle operator, including museum
				employees, shall park a vehicle that violates any of these rules and
				regulations. Any vehicle found violating these regulations is subject to a
				fine.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 20 - PARKING REGULATIONS, APPEALS AND FINES › Section 8VAC103-20-40 - Parking citation appeals

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A.
				Appeals in general.
1. The procedures provided
				herein apply to all Virginia Museum of Fine Arts staff, volunteers,
				contractors, visitors, and others who use agency parking facilities. This
				procedure is designed to assist the museum's chief operating officer in
				evaluating the parking program, to highlight problem areas, to provide an
				avenue to correct enforcement errors, and to provide a means of
				redress.
2. The chief operating
				officer has the responsibility of monitoring the policy and directing creation
				of new or revision of existing policies and procedures.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 103 - VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 20 - PARKING REGULATIONS, APPEALS AND FINES › Section 8VAC103-20-50 - Schedule of fines

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Citation
Definition
Fine
No permit
No permit on file or displayed
$25
Parking overtime
Parking time limit exceeded
$10
Fire lane
Parking at yellow curbing or signing
$85
Restricted area
Not adhering to signage or restrictions
$35
Prohibited zone
Not authorized for parking area
$25
Loading zone
Improper/unauthorized use of loading area
$35
Handicapped area
Violation of policy and procedure
$100
Blocking handicapped access
Restricting ability to access in or out
$100
Parking in a reserved space/area
No permit for restricted area
$50
Fraudulent display
Use of lost/stolen/counterfeit permit
$75
Booting and Immobilization
Restricting ability of moving car by device
$50
Improper display
Noncompliance with policy display requirements
$15
Parking over the lines
Exceeding parameter of designated space control
$15
Double parking
Parking side by side in a vertical parking area
$15
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS [REPEALED] › Part XV - [Repealed] › Section 8VAC105-10-560 to 8VAC105-10-570 - Repealed

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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS [REPEALED] › Part XVI - [Repealed] › Section 8VAC105-10-580 to 8VAC105-10-600 - Repealed

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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 11 - PARKING AND TRAFFIC › Section - DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (8VAC105-11)

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Parking
				  and Traffic Operational Manual, 2021-22 Academic Year, Volume 29,
				  Transportation Services, Virginia Tech (rev. 7/2021)
Statutory Authority: § 23.1 -1301 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 20 - WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC105-20-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Firearms" means any gun, rifle, pistol, or handgun designed
				  to fire any projectile including but not limited to bullets, BBs, pellets, or
				  shots, including paint balls, regardless of the propellant used.
"Police officer" means law-enforcement officials appointed
				  pursuant to Article 3 (§ 15.2-1609 et seq.) of Chapter 16 or Chapter 17
				  (§ 15.2-1700 et seq.) of Title 15.2, Chapter 17 (§ 23-232 et seq.) of
				  Title 23, Chapter 2 (§ 29.1-200 et seq.) of Title 29.1, or Chapter 1
				  (§ 52-1 et seq.) of Title 52 of the Code of Virginia, currently sworn
				  federal law-enforcement officers, or currently sworn and certified
				  law-enforcement officers of all other jurisdictions of the United States of
				  America.
"University property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
"Virginia Tech" means Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
				  State University.
"Weapons" means any instrument of combat, or any object not
				  designed as an instrument of combat but carried for the purpose of inflicting
				  or threatening bodily injury. Examples include but are not limited to (i)
				  firearms; (ii) knives with fixed blades or pocket knives with blades longer
				  than four inches; (iii) razors or metal knuckles; (iv) blackjacks, foils, or
				  hatchets; (v) bows and arrows; (vi) nun chahkas; (vii) stun weapons; or (viii)
				  any explosive or incendiary device. Stun weapon is defined as any device that
				  emits a momentary or pulsed output that is electrical, audible, optical, or
				  electromagnetic in nature and that is designed to temporarily incapacitate a
				  person.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-122 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 20 - WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC105-20-20 - Possession of weapons prohibited

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A. The university's employees, students, and
				volunteers are prohibited from carrying, maintaining, or storing a firearm or
				weapon on any university property. Any visitor or other third party attending a
				sporting, entertainment, or educational event or visiting an academic or
				administrative office building, dining facility, or residence hall is
				prohibited from carrying, maintaining, or storing a firearm or weapon on any
				university facility, even if the owner has a valid permit. This prohibition
				also applies to all events on campus where people congregate in any public or
				outdoor areas.
B. Any such
				individual who is reported or discovered to possess a firearm or weapon on
				university property will be asked to remove it immediately from university
				property. Failure to comply may result in a student conduct referral, an
				employee disciplinary action, or arrest.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-122 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 20 - WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC105-20-30 - Exceptions to prohibition

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The following groups are exempted from this
				  regulation:
1. Employees may possess
				or carry a firearm or weapon only if the employee is:
a. Required to possess the firearm or weapon
				as a part of the employee's job duties with Virginia Tech;
b. Using the firearm or weapon in conjunction
				with training received by the employee in order to perform the responsibilities
				of his job with the university;
c.
				Residing in university owned houses and is permitted to keep personal firearms
				on these premises; however, this exception does not extend to employees living
				in university residence halls;
d. A
				certified and sworn police officer employed by the Virginia Tech Police
				Department;
e. Currently a sworn
				and certified state or federal law-enforcement officer who carries proper
				identification; or
f. Participating
				in a program sponsored by the Virginia Tech Police Department wherein the
				firearms are provided by the department and utilized only during supervision by
				the department.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 105 - VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 20 - WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC105-20-40 - Person lawfully in charge

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In addition to individuals authorized by university policy,
				  Virginia Tech police officers, and other police officers acting pursuant to a
				  mutual aid agreement or by concurrent jurisdiction, are lawfully in charge for
				  the purposes of forbidding entry upon or remaining upon university property
				  while possessing or carrying weapons in violation of this
				  chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-122 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 110 - VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - FIREARMS AND WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC110-10-10 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				  have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Firearms" means any gun, rifle, pistol, or handgun designed
				  to fire any projectile including bullets, BBs, pellets, or shots, including
				  paint balls, regardless of the propellant used.
"Police officer" means law-enforcement officials appointed
				  pursuant to Article 3 (§
									15.2-1609 et seq.) of Chapter 16
				  and Chapter 17 (§
									15.2-1700 et seq.) of Title
				  15.2, Article 3 (§
									23.1-809 et seq.) of Chapter 8
				  of Title 23.1, Chapter 2 (§
									29.1-200 et seq.) of Title 29.1,
				  or Chapter 1 (§
									52-1 et seq.) of Title 52 of the
				  Code of Virginia, currently sworn federal law-enforcement officers, or
				  currently sworn and certified law-enforcement officers of all other
				  jurisdictions of the United States of America.
"University property" means any property owned, leased, or
				  controlled by Virginia State University.
"Weapons" means any instrument of combat, or any object not
				  designed as an instrument of combat but carried for the purpose of inflicting
				  or threatening bodily injury. Examples include firearms, knives with fixed
				  blades or pocket knives with blades longer than four inches, razors, metal
				  knuckles, blackjacks, hatchets, bows and arrows, nun chahkas, foils, stun
				  weapons, or any explosive or incendiary device. "Stun weapon" is defined as any
				  device that emits a momentary or pulsed output that is electrical, audible,
				  optical, or electromagnetic in nature and that is designed to temporarily
				  incapacitate a person.
Statutory Authority: §§
											23.1-1301 and
					 23.1-2702 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 110 - VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - FIREARMS AND WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC110-10-20 - Possession of firearms and weapons prohibited

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The university's employees, students, and volunteers are
				  prohibited from carrying, maintaining, or storing a firearm or weapon on any
				  university property. Any visitor or other third party attending a sporting,
				  entertainment, or educational event, or visiting an academic or administrative
				  office building, dining facility, or residence hall is prohibited from
				  carrying, maintaining, or storing a firearm or weapon on any university
				  facility, even if the owner has a valid permit. This prohibition also applies
				  to all events on campus where people congregate in any public or outdoor
				  areas.
Any such individual who is reported or discovered to possess
				  a firearm or weapon on university property will be asked to remove it
				  immediately from university property. Failure to comply may result in a student
				  conduct referral, an employee disciplinary action, or arrest.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-165.6 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 110 - VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - FIREARMS AND WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC110-10-30 - Exceptions to prohibition

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The following groups are exempted from this chapter:
1. Employees may possess or carry a firearm
				or weapon only if the employee is:
a. Required
				to possess the firearm or weapon as a part of the employee's job duties with
				Virginia State University;
b. Using
				the firearm or weapon in conjunction with training received by the employee in
				order to perform the responsibilities of his job with the university;
				or
c. Residing in university owned
				houses and is permitted to keep personal firearms on these premises; however,
				this exception does not extend to employees living in university residence
				halls.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 110 - VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - FIREARMS AND WEAPONS ON CAMPUS › Section 8VAC110-10-40 - Person lawfully in charge

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In addition to individuals authorized by university policy,
				  Virginia State University police officers and other police officers acting
				  pursuant to a mutual aid agreement or by concurrent jurisdiction are lawfully
				  in charge for the purposes of forbidding entry upon or remaining upon
				  university property while possessing or carrying weapons in violation of this
				  prohibition.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-165.6 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 115 - BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLES PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Part I - General Provisions › Section 8VAC115-10-10 - Decals

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A. Decals shall be
				  permanently affixed to the left rear bumper or on the outside of the left rear
				  windshield. No parking decal may be taped inside the vehicle.
B. The Parking Services office will recognize
				  an official grace period in August of each school year for "No Decal"
				  violations. For the Fall 1993 session, the grace period extends through August
				  31, 1993. During the grace period, only "No Decal" violations will be waived.
				  Parking enforcement officers will continue to cite all other violations during
				  the grace period. Student vehicles that are parked in faculty/staff spaces
				  during the grace period will receive a citation for Reserved Space.
C. The costs of decals vary to accommodate
				  various categories of students and are adjusted at different times of the year.
				  The following rates apply:
Category
Aug 95
Jan 96
Apr 96
Faculty/Staff/Student
$52.00
$31.00
$21.00
Non-College Affiliated
$52.00
$31.00
$21.00
Hourly/Part-time Employee
$26.00
$26.00
$21.00
Evening Student
$26.00
$26.00
$21.00
William & Mary Hall Lot Only
$21.00
$21.00
$21.00
Motorcycle
$26.00
$26.00
$21.00
Additional Decal
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 115 - BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLES PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Part I - General Provisions › Section 8VAC115-10-20 - Temporary permits

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A. Temporary
				  permits are available for periods not to exceed two weeks and cost $1.00 per
				  week. After the two-week period has expired, a permanent decal must be
				  purchased.
B. Temporary permits, at
				  no charge and with a two-hour limit, are available for loading and unloading
				  (two-hour limit), temporary handicaps, temporary plates and car
				  repairs.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 115 - BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLES PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Part I - General Provisions › Section 8VAC115-10-30 - Enforcement of parking meters

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In general, campus parking meters are enforced 7 a.m. to 5
					 p.m., Monday through Saturday. However, meters at Hunt Hall are enforced from
					 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and those at Swem Library are
					 enforced seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Multiple citations may be issued at
					 meters.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 115 - BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLES PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Part I - General Provisions › Section 8VAC115-10-40 - Payment of fines

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A. Tickets paid
				  within 10 working days of the date of the ticket will be reduced by
				  $5.00.
B. Payment for fines for
				  wheellocked vehicles may be paid by check or credit card.
C. Visitors to the college, who receive a No
				  Decal violation, are not required to pay their first three No Decal violations.
				  However, after three such violations, subsequent violations shall be
				  paid.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-9.2:3 of the Code of Virginia.