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Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-113 - Nepotism policy › Section 132F-113-040 - Basic nepotism policy

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In the appointment of its faculty and staff members, the
				Seattle College District seeks those persons qualified to fulfill the
				institution's teaching and service obligations. Accordingly, members of the
				same family may be appointed to district faculty and staff positions when it
				has been determined that they are the most qualified candidates for the
				position. However, according to state law a person may not be hired into a
				position that would result in a relationship where one individual is involved
				in the appointment, termination of appointment, promotion, demotion, approval
				of salary increase or decrease of a member of the individual's family or of a
				person with whom there is substantial economic interest.
Order 15, §
										132F-113-040, filed 4/24/74;
				  Order 4, §
										132F-113-040, filed
				  11/13/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-001 - Objectives of parking and traffic rules

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The objectives of these rules are:
(1) To protect and control pedestrian and
			 vehicular traffic on district campus sites.
(2) To ensure access at all times for
			 emergency equipment.
(3) To
			 minimize traffic disturbances.
(4)
			 To facilitate the operation of the district by ensuring access to
			 vehicles.
(5) To allocate limited
			 parking space for the most efficient use.
(6) To protect state property.
(7) To encourage and support travel to
			 district campus sites by means other than single occupancy vehicle.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-002 - Knowledge of parking and traffic rules

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It is the responsibility of all individuals parking or
				operating a vehicle on a district campus to comply with these rules. Lack of
				knowledge of these rules shall not be grounds for the dismissal of any citation
				for a violation of the parking or traffic rules.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-004 - Severability, savings clause

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If any provision of this chapter or its application to any
				person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the chapter or the
				application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not
				affected.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-005 - Delegation of authority

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Each college president shall delegate to one department or
				individual on campus the authority to enforce these traffic and parking rules
				and regulations. Assignments of parking spaces shall be the responsibility of
				the commuter services personnel as directed by the president of the college or
				the district to represent the interests of faculty, staff, and students.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-006 - Enforcement of parking and traffic rules

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Duly appointed campus safety officers, designated commuter
				services employees, or independent contractors hired by the district are
				authorized to enforce these parking and traffic rules and may conduct traffic
				control on campus.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-007 - District liability

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Except for vehicles that the district owns or operates, the
				district assumes no liability under any circumstances for vehicles on the
				campus. No bailment, but only a license, is created by the purchase and/or
				issuance of a permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-010 - Traffic rules and regulations

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(1) The motor
			 vehicle and other traffic laws of the state of Washington shall be applicable
			 upon all lands located within the state of Washington.
(2) The traffic code of the city of Seattle
			 shall be applicable upon all lands located within the city of
			 Seattle.
(3) These regulations
			 shall be applicable to all state lands which are or may hereafter be devoted
			 mainly to educational, public service, and other activities sponsored or
			 endorsed by the district.
Order 29, §
										132F-116-010, filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-010, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-011 - General parking regulations

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(1) No person may
			 use any vehicle parked on campus as a living unit without specific approval
			 from the campus safety director. Violators may be cited and/or towed.
(2) Vehicles are to be maintained in
			 operating condition at all times while on campus, except those in a garage,
			 research facility, or automotive shop designated for parking such vehicles by
			 the campus safety director or designee.
(3) A vehicle which appears to be abandoned,
			 with or without a current parking product or license plate(s), may be impounded
			 after an attempt is made to locate and notify the owner of the impending
			 action.
(4) Stopped or parked
			 vehicles must do so in line with the flow of traffic where they are
			 located.
(5) Excessive idling while
			 on the Seattle College District VI campuses prohibited.
(6) Idling permitted. To the extent necessary
			 for the specified purpose, idling is permitted in the following cases:
(a) Police, sheriff, or other law enforcement
			 vehicles, including meter patrols, as required for safe and effective
			 performance;
(b) Fire department
			 vehicles, ambulances, and other emergency vehicles when responding to an
			 emergency or when the use of special equipment requires that the engines remain
			 in operation;
(c) Construction or
			 demolition equipment or other machinery when actually employed at the site of
			 such work, and only to the extent necessary for efficient operation;
(d) Trucks, buses, or automobiles equipped
			 with lift gates, winches, or other devices powered by take-offs from their
			 engines, to the extent necessary to allow use of those devices provided;
			 however, that this subsection does not authorize idling solely for the purpose
			 of operating any heating device, radio, power-assisted brakes, steering, seat
			 adjustment, or any luxury device not then required for safe operation of the
			 vehicle;
(e) Buses or other mass
			 transit vehicles while operated on a regular schedule;
(f) Insofar as necessary for diagnosis,
			 adjustment, or testing, vehicles undergoing repair or maintenance; but only
			 when on the premises of the owner or person performing the work;
(g) Any vehicle when required in an emergency
			 for the protection of life, health, or property.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-020 - Parking-Permits and restrictions

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-020, filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-020, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-035 - Parking-Special exemptions

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(1) Consideration
			 shall be given to provide parking for the following (on a space available
			 basis):
(a) Members of the press, television
			 and radio on official business.
(b)
			 Vehicles owned by contractors and their employees working on campus
			 construction.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-040 - Authorizations for issuance of permits (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-030 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-040), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-040, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-041 - Permits required for all motorized vehicles parked on campus

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No person shall park or leave any motor vehicle, whether
				attended or unattended, upon the campus without a permit issued by the
				district. Permission to park on campus will be shown by the display of a valid
				visual permit or registration of a valid virtual permit. Persons wishing to
				obtain virtual permits are required to complete a registration process
				established by commuter services and pay the corresponding fee. A vehicle
				associated with a virtual permit must have a visible license plate.
(1) A valid permit is:
(a) A current unexpired, visual permit issued
			 by commuter services, or an authorized agent designated by commuter services,
			 and displayed in accordance with the instructions given at the time of
			 issuance;
(b) A current unexpired
			 virtual permit issued by commuter services, or an authorized agent, that is
			 associated with a vehicle's license plate.
(i)
			 Vehicles with virtual permits associated with a vehicle's license plate must
			 have the license plate exposed to the lane of travel and be clearly visible,
			 unobstructed, and able to be read by the LPR equipment.
(ii) Parking permits are not
			 transferable.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-042 - Carpool and disability parking permits

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(1) Carpool permits
			 may be issued to employees and students. One transferable permit will be issued
			 for each carpool. This permit is transferable only among the registered members
			 of the carpool. This permit must be displayed in accordance with the
			 instructions provided with the permit. A carpool permit may be used with only
			 one vehicle per day. Members of the campus carpool program must register their
			 carpool with commuter services.
(2)
			 The district provides parking for persons with disabilities in accordance with
			 the requirements of federal and state law, including parking spots reserved for
			 persons who display a state of Washington disabled driver permit. Commuter
			 services shall make alternative parking available for short-term
			 disabilities.
(3) Use of disability
			 accommodation parking on campus requires payment for parking in the form of a
			 campus parking permit issued by commuter services, payment at a pay station, or
			 payment at a parking meter for the designated space in which the vehicle is
			 parked.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-043 - Transfer of parking products limited

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(1) As provided
			 herein, a permit holder may transfer a permit between motor vehicles when used
			 by that permit holder. Improper transfer of a permit shall include, but is not
			 limited to, the resale, lending, or transfer of a parking product or parking
			 permit other than as provided herein. Multiple motor vehicles may be associated
			 with a virtual permit, but only one vehicle associated with a specific virtual
			 permit may be parked on campus per calendar day. If more than one vehicle
			 associated with a virtual permit is parked on campus during the course of a
			 day, all additional vehicles are subject to a parking citation unless each
			 additionally parked vehicle has a separate valid permit.
(2) Permits displaying license plate numbers
			 shall be used only in the vehicles whose license number is written on the
			 permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-044 - Responsibility of person(s) to whom parking product issued

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(1) The person(s)
			 to whom a parking product is issued is responsible for paying for the product
			 until it expires or is returned to commuter services unless stated otherwise in
			 these rules.
All associated outstanding commuter services related fees and
				fines must be satisfactorily settled before a parking product may be issued,
				reissued, or renewed.
(2)
			 When requested, a parking permit holder shall provide commuter services with
			 the current valid license plate number of any vehicle(s) with which they intend
			 to use a parking permit.
(3) The
			 person(s) to whom a parking product is issued is responsible for any violations
			 of this chapter associated with a vehicle with which the product is used during
			 the time the product is valid and up to the date and time the product expires
			 or is reported lost or stolen.
(4)
			 Commuter services may also require proof of vehicle registration for certain
			 designated parking products.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-050 - Parking within designated spaces (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-040 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-050), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-050, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-051 - Display of permits

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(1) Visual permits
			 shall be prominently displayed in accordance with the instructions printed on
			 the permit and shall be fully visible from the exterior of the vehicle. Virtual
			 permits are associated with a vehicle's license plate, and accordingly, a
			 vehicle associated with a virtual permit must have its license plate exposed to
			 the lane of travel and be clearly visible, unobstructed, and able to be read by
			 the LPR equipment.
(2) Instructions
			 relating to the display and assignment of a permit to a vehicle(s) will be
			 provided by commuter services at the time of issuance and are located on the
			 commuter services website.
(3)
			 Motorcycle and scooter permits shall be registered with commuter
			 services.
(4) Commuter services may
			 authorize certain designated virtual permit holders to use a vehicle's license
			 plate as a permit. Certain designated virtual permits may require the
			 completion of a permit registration process. Virtual permit instructions will
			 be provided at the time of permit issuance.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-052 - Allocation of parking spaces

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The parking spaces available on campus shall be allocated in a
				manner that will best attain the objectives of these rules.
During special occasions causing additional or heavy traffic
				and during emergencies, the district may impose additional traffic and parking
				policies to achieve the specified objectives of this chapter.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-053 - Overtime parking violations

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After a motor vehicle has been cited for parking beyond the
				time posted, the vehicle may be cited at a frequency of one additional citation
				for each period of time equal to the maximum time limit posted for the
				space.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-060 - Display of permits (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-050 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-060), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-060, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-061 - Parking fees

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Seattle College District VI board of trustees shall adopt
				parking fees, specifying the charge per time period, day, quarter, and year.
				The fee structure shall be on file at individual college business offices and
				the district purchasing office.
Commuter services shall sell quarterly and yearly permits to
				the districts' employees and students. Students who are registered for six or
				more credits shall purchase parking at the student rate, even if the student is
				working as an employee of the college or district.
Commuter services may also sell hourly, daily, quarterly, and
				yearly permits at their discretion to regular visitors. A person who parks a
				vehicle in a metered parking space must pay for time used during posted times
				of operation.
Fees collected from the sale of parking permits shall be used
				to help offset the expenses of the district's commute trip reduction program,
				to help maintain the parking facilities at each campus, and to assist with
				funding of the positions necessary to enforce these parking rules and
				regulations, and other purposes deemed appropriate.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-062 - Parking within designated spaces

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(1) No motor
			 vehicle shall be parked on the campus except in areas designated as parking
			 areas, unless expressly authorized by commuter services or campus
			 safety.
(2) No vehicle shall be
			 parked so as to occupy any portion of more than one parking space as designated
			 within the parking area. The fact that other vehicles may have been so parked
			 as to require the vehicle parked to occupy a portion of more than one space or
			 stall shall not excuse a violation of this section.
(3) No person shall stop, stand, or park any
			 motor vehicle so as to create a safety hazard, obstruct traffic along or upon
			 any street, parking lot drive aisle, or roadway, or obstruct pedestrian
			 movement along any plaza, path, or sidewalk unless expressly authorized by
			 commuter services or campus safety.
(4) No vehicle shall park in a parking space
			 designated for persons with disabilities without displaying a disabled license
			 plate, card, or decal issued by the Washington state department of licensing
			 (or from equivalent other jurisdictions in other states) that indicates that an
			 occupant of the vehicle is disabled. Such vehicle must be used to transport the
			 person with disabilities.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-063 - Denial or revocation of parking privileges

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Commuter services reserve the right to deny or revoke parking
				privileges to anyone who has:
(1) Had
			 a permit revoked;
(2) Falsified a
			 parking application or registration;
(3) Counterfeited or altered a
			 permit;
(4) Failed to pay
			 outstanding citations;
(5) Been
			 found to be in possession of or using a lost, refunded, or stolen
			 permit;
(6) Removed an
			 immobilization device without authorization;
(7) Been banned from campus;
(8) Failed to comply with commuter services
			 directions;
(9) Damaged campus
			 property while driving or parking on campus;
(10) Verbally abused or assaulted staff,
			 including commuter services staff.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-064 - Parking-Operator's responsibility

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No person driving or in charge of a motor vehicle shall permit
				it to stand unattended without first:
(1) Stopping the engine, locking the
			 ignition, and removing the key;
(2)
			 Effectively setting the brake and transmission to prevent movement of the
			 vehicle.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-066 - Regulatory signs, markings, barricades, etc

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(1) The district
			 may erect permanent or temporary signs, barricades, and other structures, and
			 paint marks and other directions upon the streets and parking areas within
			 campus. Drivers of vehicles shall obey the signs, barricades, structures,
			 markings, and directions. Drivers of vehicles shall comply with directions
			 given to them by commuter services employees, campus facilities employees,
			 campus safety officers, or authorized contractors in the control and regulation
			 of traffic. Drivers shall also comply with directions given to them by commuter
			 services employees, campus safety officers, or authorized contractors in the
			 assignment of parking space and in the collection of parking fees.
(2) No person without authorization from the
			 district shall move, deface, or in any way change a sign, barricade, structure,
			 marking, or direction that regulates traffic or parking.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-067 - Speed

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No vehicle shall be operated on the campus at a speed in excess
				of posted limits. If no limit is posted, no vehicle shall exceed 20 miles per
				hour or such lower speed as is reasonable and prudent in the
				circumstances.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-069 - Pedestrian's right of way

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(1) The operator of
			 a vehicle shall yield right of way to any pedestrian. However, no pedestrian
			 may suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety and walk or run into the
			 path of a vehicle that is so close that it is impossible or unsafe for the
			 driver to yield.
(2) Whenever any
			 vehicle slows or stops so as to yield to pedestrian traffic, the operator of
			 any other vehicle approaching from the rear shall not overtake and pass that
			 vehicle.
(3) Where a sidewalk is
			 provided, pedestrians shall proceed upon the sidewalk.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-070 - Duplicate permits (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-060 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-070), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-070, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-071 - Motorcycles, bicycles, EPAMDs, and scooters

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(1) Motorcycles,
			 bicycles, EPAMDs, and scooters are subject to all traffic rules controlling
			 other motor vehicles.
(2)
			 Motorcycles and motorized scooters must be parked in designated motorcycle
			 parking areas.
(3) Motorcycles and
			 motorized scooters are not permitted on paths, sidewalks, or authorized bicycle
			 or pedestrian areas, or in buildings at any time.
(4) Bicycles shall be parked in designated
			 areas only. Improperly parked bicycles may be impounded and a citation and fine
			 imposed upon the owner.
(5) No
			 bicycles, EPAMDs, or foot-propelled devices shall be operated on campus
			 corridors, hallways, or buildings unless their use is required as part of the
			 educational process in an authorized program, or authorized by campus
			 personnel. A "foot-propelled device" is a wheeled device designed or used for
			 recreation or transportation including, but not limited to, skateboards, roller
			 skates, and roller blades.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-072 - Issuance of parking citations

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Upon probable cause that a violation of these rules has
				occurred, a campus safety officer, commuter services employee, or contractor
				designated by commuter services may issue a citation setting forth the date,
				the approximate time, the locality, the nature of the violation, the license
				plate number, infraction, officer, and the amount of fine(s). The citation
				shall be served on the person responsible for the violation by: Attaching a
				copy of the citation to, or placing it prominently within, the vehicle
				allegedly involved in the violation; mailing a copy of the citation to the
				person responsible; or serving a copy of the citation personally on the person
				responsible.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-073 - Fines, immobilization, and impounding

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(1) The current
			 schedule of fines shall be published by the district and made available for
			 review online and prominently displayed on campus.
(2) All fines are due upon receipt of the
			 citation and must be paid as designated on the citation within 20 calendar days
			 from the date of the citation. Fines must be delivered in person to a college
			 cashier's office, paid online, or postmarked on or before the due date
			 specified in these rules to avoid additional penalties. If any citation has
			 neither been paid nor appealed after 20 calendar days from the date of the
			 citation, the institution shall impose an additional fine of $10 per offense
			 and may:
(a) Impound or immobilize the
			 violator's vehicle;
(b) Deny future
			 parking privileges to the violator;
(c) Refuse to issue keys to a violator who is
			 an employee or student;
(d) Refer
			 outstanding balances associated with unpaid fines for collection in accordance
			 with applicable statutes and institutional procedure.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-076 - Permit and parking product revocations

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Parking products are the property of the district and may be
				recalled by the issuer for any of the following reasons:
(1) When the purpose for which the parking
			 product was issued changes or no longer exists;
(2) When a parking product is used on an
			 unauthorized vehicle, by an unauthorized individual, or in an unauthorized
			 manner;
(3) Falsification on a
			 parking product application;
(4)
			 Multiple or continued violations of parking rules;
(5) Counterfeiting, altering, or using a
			 lost/stolen parking product;
(6)
			 Failure to comply with a final decision of the citation review committee, or
			 institutional hearing officer;
(7)
			 Nonpayment of parking product fees or parking fines.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-079 - Motorized vehicles-Responsible parties for illegal parking

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(1) For any motor
			 vehicle citation involving a violation of this chapter where the motor vehicle
			 is registered to a permit holder, there shall be a prima facie presumption that
			 the permit holder was the person who operated the motor vehicle in violation of
			 these rules. Such responsibility does not afford a defense to another person
			 who violated these rules.
(2) For
			 any motor vehicle citation involving a violation of this chapter where the
			 motor vehicle is not registered to a permit holder, there shall be a prima
			 facie presumption that the registered owner of the motor vehicle was the person
			 who operated the motor vehicle in violation of these rules. Such responsibility
			 does not afford a defense to another person who violated these rules.
(3) This section shall not apply to
			 district-operated motor vehicles. The operator of a district-owned motor
			 vehicle is personally liable for any citation issued to the motor
			 vehicle.
(4) A third party other
			 than the permit holder or registered owner can assume responsibility for a
			 citation by either paying the citation within 20 calendar days of the date of
			 the citation or submitting a petition where the third party agrees to take
			 responsibility.
(5) When mitigating
			 circumstances exist, authorized commuter services personnel may reduce or
			 dismiss fines.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-080 - Responsibility of person issued a permit (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-070 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-080), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-080, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-090 - Exceptions from parking restrictions (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-080 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-090), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-090, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-100 - Parking-Special exemptions (Recodified)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-090 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-100), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-100, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-110 - Parking areas and permit designation (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-100 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-110), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-110, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-120 - Allocation of parking space and priorities (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-110 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-120), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-120, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-130 - Impounding-Illegal parking-Disabled vehicles (Repealed)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-120 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-130), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 19, §
										132F-116-130, filed 4/24/74;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-130, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-140 - Permit revocations (Recodified)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-130 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-140), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-140, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-150 - Fees and fee payments (Recodified)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-140 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-150), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-150, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-160 - Reciprocity of parking privileges (Recodified)

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Order 29, §
										132F-116-150 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-160), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-160, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-116 - Traffic rules and regulations › Section 132F-116-170 - Disabled parking (Recodified)

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Statutory Authority:
				  Chapter
				  28B.50 RCW. 85-21-016
				  (Order 48, Resolution No. 1985-20), §
										132F-116-170, filed 10/7/85;
				  Order 29, §
										132F-116-160 (codified as WAC
				  132F-116-170), filed 10/10/75;
				  Order 7, §
										132F-116-170, filed
				  1/12/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-005 - Statement of values

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The Seattle College District is a diverse and dynamic learning
				community. As such, the college district maintains a strong commitment to our
				values. We value students: We promote programs, services and activities that
				address students' needs and interests; student success through accessibility
				and support services; and student development through activities both inside
				and outside the classroom. We value diversity: We promote respect for the
				abilities and interests of each individual; awareness and understanding of all
				people; and appreciation of the unique cultures of our campuses. We are
				committed to the concept and practice of equal opportunity for all, and do not
				tolerate discrimination or retaliation against any member of the college
				community because of their race; color; national origin; sensory, mental or
				physical disability; use of a service animal; gender, including pregnancy;
				marital status, religion; creed; genetic information; sexual orientation; age;
				gender identity; gender expression; veteran's status; or any other legally
				protected classification, in accordance with WAC
				132F-121-110(1).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-020 - Student rights, freedoms, and responsibilities

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(1) Statement of student rights. As members
			 of the academic community, students are encouraged to develop the capacity for
			 critical judgment and to engage in an independent search for truth. Freedom to
			 teach and freedom to learn are inseparable facets of academic freedom. The
			 freedom to learn depends upon appropriate opportunities and conditions in the
			 classroom, on the campus, and in the larger community. Students should exercise
			 their freedom with responsibility. The responsibility to secure and to respect
			 general conditions conducive to the freedom to learn is shared by all members
			 of the college community.
The following enumerated rights are guaranteed to each student
				within the limitations of statutory law and college policy which are deemed
				necessary to achieve the educational goals of the college:
(a) Academic freedom.
(i) Students are guaranteed the rights of
			 free inquiry, expression, and assembly upon and within college facilities that
			 are generally open and available to the public.
(ii) Students are free to pursue appropriate
			 educational objectives from among the college's curricula, programs, and
			 services, subject to the limitations of
			 RCW
			   28B.50.090(3)(b).
(iii) Students shall be protected from
			 academic evaluation which is arbitrary, prejudiced, or capricious, but are
			 responsible for meeting the standards of academic performance established by
			 each of their instructors.
(iv)
			 Students have the right to a learning environment which is free from unlawful
			 discrimination, inappropriate and disrespectful conduct, and any and all
			 harassment, including sexual harassment.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-030 - Student organizations

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(1) Student
			 organizations may be established and recognized whether their aims are
			 educational, cultural, recreational, social, athletic, religious, political, or
			 economic. Affiliation with an external organization shall not in and of itself
			 disqualify a campus-based student organization from recognition. Membership in
			 a student organization shall be open to any student who subscribes to the
			 stated aims of the organization. To operate as such, a student organization
			 must be recognized by the approved student government organization. The student
			 organization shall abide by all governing federal and state laws and district
			 and campus rules, policies and procedures.
(2) A college may require, as a condition of
			 access to campus funds and/or facilities, demonstration or proof of the student
			 enrollments of a student organization's members. However, any list of members
			 compiled for such purposes shall not be publicly disclosed except in accordance
			 with applicable law. A college may, in its discretion, permit others, such as
			 students' spouses, to participate in a student organization's activities under
			 appropriate conditions.
(3) Each
			 year, before a student organization may be recognized or function as such, or
			 may use services and activities funds, a college employee must be identified to
			 serve as its advisor and their name must be approved by the vice president for
			 student services or designee.
(4)
			 Where funds are allocated to a student organization, financial accountability
			 is required. Student organizations' funds shall be maintained at the college,
			 in college accounts. The organizations shall keep detailed written records of
			 their income and expenditures and shall assure that these can be reconciled
			 with the campus budget and accounting system. Student organizations' financial
			 records must be made available upon request to the student government
			 organization and to any administrative officer designated by the college
			 president.
(5) A college president
			 may withdraw a student organization's recognition and funding for good cause.
			 Such cause shall include, but not be limited to, (a) failure to comply with
			 this rule or other district requirements or (b) hazing.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.100, [28B.50].130, and/or[28B.50].140
				  . 03-16-015, §
										132F-121-030, filed 7/28/03,
				  effective 8/28/03.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-035 - Hazing prohibited-Sanctions

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(1) Hazing by a
			 student or a student group is prohibited pursuant to WAC
			 132F-121-110(15).
(2) No student may conspire to engage in
			 hazing or participate in hazing of another. State law provides that hazing is a
			 criminal offense, punishable as a misdemeanor.
(3) Washington state law provides that:
(a) Any student group that knowingly permits
			 hazing is strictly liable for harm caused to persons or property resulting from
			 hazing. If the organization, association, or student living group is a
			 corporation whether for profit or nonprofit, the individual directors of the
			 corporation may be held individually liable for damages.
(b) Any person who participates in the hazing
			 of another shall forfeit any entitlement to state-funded grants, scholarships,
			 or awards for a period of time determined by the college.
(c) Student groups that knowingly permit
			 hazing to be conducted by its members or by others subject to its direction or
			 control shall be deprived of any official recognition or approval granted by
			 the college.
(d) Student groups
			 found responsible for violating the code of student conduct, college antihazing
			 policies, or state or federal laws relating to hazing or offenses related to
			 alcohol, drugs, sexual assault, or physical assault will be disclosed in a
			 public report issued by the college setting forth the name of the student
			 group, the date the investigation began, the date the investigation ended, a
			 finding of responsibility, a description of the incident(s) giving rise to the
			 finding, and the details of the sanction(s) imposed.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-040 - Journalistic freedom and responsibility

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(1) A primary purpose of student publications
			 is to promote free and responsible discussion of campus and community
			 issues.
(2) Each campus president
			 shall establish a board of publications composed of representatives of
			 students, faculty, and staff. This board shall serve as the publisher of all
			 student publications and shall have general authority over them.
(3) The board of publications may adopt,
			 subject to modification by the campus president, such journalistic, editorial,
			 and advertising guidelines as it deems appropriate to govern student
			 publications. Unless specifically stated by the board and approved by the
			 campus president otherwise, these guidelines shall be deemed to include all
			 applicable federal and state laws, all district rules, policies and procedures,
			 and relevant codes of journalistic, editorial and advertising ethics and
			 practices as adopted by national trade and professional organizations,
			 including but not limited to the
Statement of Principles
as
			 adopted by the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
(4) Student newspapers shall be free of
			 censorship. However, student newspapers and other student publications shall
			 follow the board's guidelines as described above. Student editors shall be free
			 to develop their own editorial policies within these guidelines.
(5) Staff members of student newspapers shall
			 not be subject to arbitrary discipline or dismissal because of student,
			 faculty, administrative or community disapproval of editorial policy or
			 content.
(6) Good cause for
			 discipline or dismissal of a student publication staff member shall include,
			 but not be limited to, violation of the board's guidelines. Any discipline or
			 dismissal of a student staff member shall be subject to review under the
			 student complaint procedure.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.100,
				  28B.50.130, and/or28B.50.140 .
				  03-16-015, §
										132F-121-040, filed 7/28/03,
				  effective 8/28/03.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-050 - Student use of the district/college name

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(1) No individual student, student group, or
			 student organization may act or make any representation in the name of the
			 district or of any campus without specific authorization from the vice
			 president for student services or designee.
(2) No individual student, student group or
			 student organization shall falsely indicate or represent that their own
			 position on any policy or issue is that of the district or of any
			 campus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.100, [28B.50].130, and/or[28B.50].140
				  . 03-16-015, §
										132F-121-050, filed 7/28/03,
				  effective 8/28/03.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132F - Seattle Colleges › Chapter 132F-121 - Student activities, rights and discipline › Section 132F-121-070 - Informal processing of student grievances

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(1) The goal is to informally resolve the
			 grievance with the employee most closely responsible for the policy, procedure,
			 or action. The college employee and student shall make a good faith effort to
			 resolve the issue on a one-to-one basis.
(2) Both parties should openly discuss the
			 concern, attempt to understand the other's perspective, explore alternatives
			 and attempt to arrive at a satisfactory resolution. For assistance in
			 identifying the appropriate person a student should contact the student
			 grievance process advocate, as designated by the VPSS. In such cases, the
			 student may choose to engage with the student grievance process advocate as
			 designed by the institution in support of these efforts.
(3) If the student complainant believes that
			 discussion with an employee respondent will not achieve or has not achieved a
			 satisfactory result, the student may communicate about the matter with the
			 respondent's supervisor.
(4) This
			 informal process must be completed in a timely manner. In general, a student
			 wishing to express a grievance should do so as soon as the grievance arises,
			 but no later than the end of the quarter in which the issue occurred.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.100, [28B.50].130, and/or[28B.50].140
				  . 03-16-015, §
										132F-121-070, filed 7/28/03,
				  effective 8/28/03.