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Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-190 - Fireworks

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The use or discharge of fireworks as defined in
				RCW
				  70.77.126, Definitions -- "Fireworks," is
				prohibited on or in facilities and grounds owned or operated by the college
				except in limited areas designated by the president or
				designee.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-190, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-200 - Overnight use

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No person shall remain overnight on or in college property or
				facilities without the express written permission of the president or designee.
				This policy does not apply to employees specifically directed by their
				supervisors to work a graveyard shift. Individuals remaining on or in college
				property or facilities overnight must contact the security/safety
				office.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-200, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-210 - Temporary structures

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The erection of tents, awnings, canopies, or similar structures
				must be cleared with the security/safety office.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-210, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-220 - Recreational devices

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The use of skateboards, snowmobiles, roller skates, snow sleds,
				snow boards, scooters, roller blades, and other recreational devices that
				present a safety hazard or have the potential to damage college property is
				prohibited.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-220, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-230 - Smoking

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The inhaling, exhaling, burning, or carrying of any lighted
				smoking equipment, including cigarettes, cigars, or pipes, is prohibited in the
				interior of all buildings and vehicles owned or operated by the college. The
				use of other tobacco products, such as smokeless or chewing tobacco, in college
				facilities is also prohibited. In addition, smoking is prohibited at any
				outside areas or locations that may directly or indirectly affect the air
				supply of buildings or carry smoke into buildings.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-230, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-240 - Weapons on campus

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Weapons, unless otherwise permitted by law, are not permitted
				on the college campus, at any other facilities leased or operated by the
				college, or at any activity under the administration or sponsorship of the
				college.
Exceptions to this policy are permitted when the weapon is used
				in conjunction with an approved college instructional program or is carried by
				a duly commissioned law enforcement officer or campus security
				officer.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-240, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-250 - Denial/revocation

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The college reserves the right to deny any application or to
				revoke any rental agreement at any time if actions resulting from the
				application or permission constitute unlawful activity or, in the judgment of
				the administration, present imminent danger or unlawful activity; or if a
				prospective user has previously violated the provisions of rules and
				regulations of the college; or if activities, in the judgment of the president
				or designee, conflict with, directly compete with, or are incompatible with the
				programs or mission of the college.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-250, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-260 - Denial/trespass

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When faced with a situation that he/she judges to be disruptive
				to the order of the college, to impede the movement of persons or vehicles, or
				to interfere with the ingress and/or egress of persons from college facilities,
				the president or designee has the authority to: Advise individuals or groups of
				the specific nature of any violation; request such individuals to leave college
				premises; or prohibit the entry or withdraw the license, privilege, or permit
				of any individual or group to enter or remain in or on any portion of a college
				facility. Individuals who persist in disruptive or unlawful conduct or remain
				upon college premises will be subject to arrest under chapter 9A.52 RCW,
				Burglary and trespass.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-260, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-270 - Violation and/or termination of facilities use agreement

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The college, at its discretion, has the right to cancel and
				terminate a contract or revoke any permit for facilities use immediately and
				without notice upon its discovery of a violation of any term, condition, or
				provision listed within college procedures. Individuals in violation will be
				advised of the specific nature of the violation. If they persist in the
				violation, they will be requested to leave college property. Failure to comply
				with the request to leave may subject such individuals to arrest under
				provisions of the criminal trespass statute or other applicable laws and civil
				sanctions.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-270, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-150 - College facilities › Section 132N-150-280 - Appellant process

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A facilities use decision may be appealed to the vice-president
				of administrative services. This section applies only if a specific appeal
				procedure has not otherwise been provided, e.g., chapter 132N-156 WAC, Parking
				and traffic rules and regulations, or chapter 132N-120 WAC, Code of student
				conduct.
Upon receipt of an appeal, the vice-president will conduct a
				brief adjudicative proceeding.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 02-04-068, §
										132N-150-280, filed 1/31/02,
				  effective 3/3/02.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-010 - Title

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WAC 132N-153-010 through 132N-153-150 shall be known as use of
				Community College District 14 facilities by college groups and noncollege
				groups for first amendment activities.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-010, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-020 - Statement of purpose

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-020, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-030 - Definitions

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-030, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-040 - Request for use of facilities

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-040, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-050 - Additional requirements for noncollege groups

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-050, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-060 - The role of the president in first amendment decisions

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-060, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-070 - Criminal trespass

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-070, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-080 - Posting of a bond and hold harmless statement

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-080, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-090 - Disclaimer

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Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    28B.50.140. 12-19-020, §
										132N-153-090, filed 9/7/12,
				  effective 10/8/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-100 - Definitions

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(1) "College
			 groups" means individuals or groups who are currently enrolled students or
			 current employees of the college, or guests of the college who are sponsored by
			 a recognized student organization, employee organization, or the administration
			 of the college.
(2) "College
			 facilities" includes all buildings, structures, grounds, office space, and
			 parking lots.
(3) "Expressive
			 activity" includes, but is not necessarily limited to, informational picketing,
			 petition circulation, the distribution of informational leaflets or pamphlets,
			 speech-making, demonstrations, rallies, appearances of speakers in outdoor
			 areas, protests, meetings to display group feelings or sentiments and/or other
			 types of assemblies to share information, perspective or viewpoints.
(4) "Noncollege groups" means individuals, or
			 combinations of individuals, who are not currently enrolled students or current
			 employees of the college and who are not officially affiliated or associated
			 with, or invited guests of a recognized student organization, recognized
			 employee group, or the administration of the college.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-110 - Statement of purpose

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Clark Community College District 14 is an educational
				institution provided and maintained by the people of the state of Washington.
				College facilities are reserved primarily for educational use including, but
				not limited to, instruction, research, public assembly of college groups,
				student activities and other activities directly related to the educational
				mission of the college. The public character of the college does not grant to
				individuals an unlimited license to engage in activity which limits, interferes
				with, or otherwise disrupts the normal activities to which the college's
				facilities and grounds are dedicated. Accordingly, the college designates the
				common areas of the college as a limited public forum dedicated to the use of
				college groups, subject to the time, place, and manner limitations and
				restrictions set forth in this policy. Groups or individuals who are invited or
				permitted to engage in first amendment activities at the college do not
				represent an endorsement by Clark College or the board of trustees.
The purpose of the time, place and manner regulations set forth
				in this procedure is to establish procedures and reasonable controls for the
				use of college facilities. It is intended to balance the college's
				responsibility to fulfill its mission as a state educational institution of
				Washington with the interests of college groups seeking to assemble in common
				areas of the campus for expressive activity. The college recognizes that
				college groups should be accorded the opportunity to utilize the facilities and
				grounds of the college to the fullest extent possible. The college has
				designated certain facilities as public use areas open to noncollege groups as
				set forth herein.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-120 - Use of facilities

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(1)
			 Subject to the regulations and requirements of this policy, groups may use the
			 college's limited forums for expressive activities between the hours of 7:00
			 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.
(2) Groups are
			 encouraged to notify the college safety and security department no later than
			 twenty-four hours in advance of an event. However, unscheduled events are
			 permitted so long as the event does not materially disrupt any other function
			 occurring at the facility.
(3) All
			 sites used for expressive activity should be cleaned up and left in their
			 original condition and may be subject to inspection by a representative of the
			 college after the event. Reasonable charges may be assessed against the
			 sponsoring organization for the costs of extraordinary cleanup or for the
			 repair of damaged property.
(4) All
			 fire, safety, sanitation or special regulations specified for the event are to
			 be obeyed. The college cannot and will not provide utility connections or
			 hook-ups for purposes of expressive activity conducted pursuant to this
			 policy.
(5) The event must not be
			 conducted in such a manner to obstruct vehicular, bicycle, pedestrian, or other
			 traffic or otherwise interfere with ingress or egress to the college, or to
			 college buildings or facilities, or to college activities or events.
(6) The event must not create safety hazards
			 or pose unreasonable safety risks to college students, employees or invitees to
			 the college.
(7) The event must not
			 substantially and materially interfere with educational activities inside or
			 outside any college building or otherwise prevent the college from fulfilling
			 its mission and achieving its primary purpose of providing an education to its
			 students.
(8) The event must not
			 materially infringe on the rights and privileges of college students, employees
			 or invitees to the college.
(9)
			 There shall be no overnight camping on college facilities or grounds. Camping
			 is defined to include sleeping, carrying on cooking activities, or storing
			 personal belongings for personal habitation, or the erection of tents or other
			 shelters or structures used for purposes of personal habitation.
(10) College facilities may not be used for
			 commercial sales, solicitations, advertising or promotional activities, unless:
(a) Such activities serve educational
			 purposes of the college; and
(b)
			 Such activities are under the sponsorship of a college department or office or
			 officially chartered student club.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-130 - Additional requirements for noncollege groups

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(1) College buildings, rooms, and athletic
			 fields may be rented by noncollege groups in accordance with the college's
			 facilities use policy. When renting college buildings or athletic fields, an
			 individual or organization may be required to post a bond and/or obtain
			 insurance to protect the college against cost or other liability in accordance
			 with the college's facility use policy. When the college grants permission to
			 use its facilities it is with the express understanding and condition that the
			 individual or organization assumes full responsibility for any loss or
			 damage.
(2) Noncollege groups may
			 otherwise use college facilities for expressive activity as identified in this
			 procedure.
(3) The college
			 designates the following area(s) as the sole limited public forum area(s) for
			 use by noncollege groups for expressive activity on campus:
(a) The public use areas may be scheduled.
			 Scheduled groups have priority of use over unscheduled groups:
(i) On the college's main campus, the limited
			 public forum is located on the circle pad approximate to the sun
			 dial.
(ii) A secondary location is
			 available on the lawn area south of the Japanese garden.
(iii) The limited public forum at Clark
			 College at the Columbia Tech Center is the circle pad west of the main entry
			 door.
(iv) The limited public forum
			 location at the Clark Center at WSU Vancouver will be determined by WSU
			 Vancouver policy.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-140 - Distribution of materials

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College groups may post information on bulletin boards, kiosks
				and other display areas designated for that purpose, and may distribute
				materials throughout the open areas of campus. Noncollege groups may distribute
				materials only at the site designated for noncollege groups. The sponsoring
				organization is encouraged, but not required to include its name and address on
				the distributed information. Postings must be date stamped and may be displayed
				no longer than thirty calendar days.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-153 - First amendment activities for Community College District 14 › Section 132N-153-150 - Trespass

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(1) Noncollege
			 groups who violate these rules, any provision of the conduct code, or whose
			 conduct jeopardizes the health or safety of others, will be advised of the
			 specific nature of the violation, and if they persist in the violation, will be
			 requested by the college president or designee to leave the college property.
			 Such a request will be deemed to withdraw the license or privilege to enter
			 onto or remain upon any portion of the college facilities of the person or
			 group of persons requested to leave, and subject such individuals to arrest
			 under the criminal trespass provisions of chapter 9A.52 RCW or municipal
			 ordinance.
(2) Members of the
			 college community (students, faculty, and staff) who do not comply with these
			 regulations will be reported to the appropriate college office or agency for
			 action in accordance with established college policies.
(3) When the college revokes the license or
			 privilege of any person to be on college property, temporarily or for a stated
			 period of time, that person may file a request for review of the decision with
			 the vice president of administration or designee within ten days of receipt of
			 the trespass notice. The request must contain the reasons why the individual
			 disagrees with the trespass notice. The trespass notice will remain in effect
			 during the pendency of any review period. The decision of the vice president of
			 administrative services or designee will be the final decision of the college
			 and should be issued within five work days.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › INTRODUCTION › Section 132N-156-300 - Purpose

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The parking and traffic rules and regulations contained
				  herein provide a fair and uniform method of regulating college vehicular,
				  nonvehicular, and pedestrian traffic and are based on the following
				  objectives:
(1) To protect and control
				vehicular, nonvehicular, and pedestrian traffic.
(2) To assure access for emergency equipment
				at all times.
(3) To minimize
				traffic disturbances during class hours.
(4) To facilitate the work of the college by
				assuring access for college vehicles and by assigning the limited parking
				spaces to the most efficient use.
(5) To protect college facilities.
Permission to park or operate a vehicle on college property
				  is governed by these regulations. The purchase of a permit for designated
				  parking does not ensure the regular availability of a parking
				  space.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-300, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-300, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-300, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-300, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › INTRODUCTION › Section 132N-156-310 - Authority

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Pursuant to RCW    28B.50.140(10) the board is granted authority
				  to establish rules and regulations for pedestrians and vehicular and
				  non-vehicular traffic over property owned, operated, and/or maintained by the
				  college.
The enforcement of these rules and regulations shall be the
				  responsibility of the security and safety department.
Security personnel are authorized to issue parking and
				  traffic citations, impound and/or immobilize vehicles, and control and regulate
				  facilities use, traffic, and parking as prescribed in these rules and
				  regulations.
Any person interfering with college security personnel in the
				  discharge of the provisions of these rules and regulations shall be in
				  violation of RCW  9A.76.-020, Obstructing governmental operation, and may be
				  subject to arrest by a peace officer.
Failure by students to abide by these rules and regulations
				  may be considered to be a violation of the code of student conduct (chapter
				  132N-120 WAC, as applicable).
Compliance with these rules and regulations is considered a
				  standard part of job performance for all employees. Failure by faculty or staff
				  of the college to abide by these rules and regulations may result in
				  disciplinary action or other authorized sanctions.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-310, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-310, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-310, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-310, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-310, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › INTRODUCTION › Section 132N-156-320 - Definitions

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College
- Clark College, Community College
				  District 14.
College property -
Campus property, parking
				  lots, or land owned, leased, controlled or maintained by Clark College.
Immobilization -
Rendering a vehicle inoperable
				  by use of a wheel-lock device.
Impoundment -
Removal of a vehicle to a storage
				  facility.
Pedestrian -
Any person afoot or who is using a
				  wheelchair, including powered wheelchairs commonly used by the disabled or
				  infirm, or a means of conveyance propelled by human power other than a
				  bicycle.
Student -
Any individual currently registered
				  for classes at the college.
Vehicular traffic or vehicles -
Those devices
				  defined as "vehicles" in
				  RCW
				    46.04.670.
Nonvehicular modes of transportation -
Nonvehicular transportation devices shall include, but not be limited
				  to, skateboards, snowmobiles, roller skates and roller blades, snow sleds, and
				  scooters.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-320, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-320, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-320, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-320, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-320, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › INTRODUCTION › Section 132N-156-330 - Liability of the college

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The college assumes no liability for vehicles parking or
				  traveling on college property, nor shall it be held responsible for the loss of
				  goods or property from vehicles parked on college property.
The college, the security and safety department, security
				  personnel, or other employees or agents shall not be held liable for any
				  damages, claims, or losses occurring to or from vehicles or equipment when
				  rendering motorist assistance, impounding vehicles, or performing any duties as
				  described in these rules and regulations. This section also applies to
				  nonvehicular modes of transportation.
The college provides only limited maintenance to college
				  parking lots during periods of inclement weather. Persons using the college
				  parking lots do so at their own risk. The college will not be responsible for
				  any liability or damage claims arising from weather or other natural
				  disaster-related causes or conditions.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-330, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-330, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-330, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-330, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-330, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-400 - Authorized use of facilities

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Only those vehicles as defined and regulated in RCW    46.04.670 and as defined herein, may be operated in parking lots or in traffic areas by
				  licensed drivers. No vehicle, with the exception of nonmotorized bicycles,
				  wheelchair conveyances, and certain maintenance vehicles, may be operated on
				  intracampus property, pathways, or sidewalks without the specific permission of
				  the security and safety department.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 97-23-018,
					 §
											132N-156-400, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-400, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-400, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-400, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-410 - Vehicle speed limitations

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No vehicle shall be operated on the campus in excess of 10
				  miles per hour. When safety circumstances dictate, a speed less than 10 miles
				  per hour should be maintained.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-410, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-420 - Regulatory signs and directions

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Drivers of vehicles shall obey regulatory signs and markings
				  at all times and shall comply with directions given by security personnel in
				  the control and regulation of traffic and parking.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-420, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-420, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-420, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-430 - Pedestrian right of way

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The operator of a vehicle shall yield the right of way,
				  slowing down or stopping if need be, to any pedestrian crossing any street,
				  roadway, fire lane, or pathway with or without a marked crosswalk.
Whenever any vehicle is stopped at a marked crosswalk,
				  unmarked crosswalk, intersection or any other place in order to permit a
				  pedestrian to cross the roadway, the operator of any other vehicle approaching
				  from the rear shall not overtake and pass the yielding
				  vehicle.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-430, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-430, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-430, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-440 - Traffic accidents

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Persons involved in traffic accidents on college property are
				  to report the accident to the security and safety department. Security
				  personnel will investigate the incident and, in the case of injury, extensive
				  property damage, apparent criminal activity, or unusual circumstances, file an
				  accident report with the appropriate law enforcement agency with 24 hours in
				  accordance with RCW    46.52.030.
Security personnel are authorized to obtain and share with
				  all parties to an accident information on the insurance coverage of the
				  parties.
Nothing in this section should be interpreted so as to delay
				  the immediate reporting of traffic accidents which involve injury or loss of
				  life to appropriate noncollege authorities.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-440, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-440, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-440, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-440, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-440, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-450 - Traffic offenses

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When safety considerations warrant, security personnel may
				  issue a citation for any of the following traffic offenses:
(1) Failure to yield right of way
				(posted).
(2) Failure to yield
				right of way to pedestrian.
(3)
				Failure to yield right of way to vehicle.
(4) Failure to obey one-way directional
				arrows.
(5) Failure to yield right
				of way to emergency vehicle.
(6)
				Driving with excessive speed.
(7)
				Failure to stop at traffic signal/sign.
(8) Failure to use due care and
				caution.
(9) Driving without lights
				after dark.
(10) Having a passenger
				or animal outside of vehicle while in motion.
(11) Driving with an obstructed
				view.
(12) Driving on shoulder, or
				sidewalk or intracampus sidewalk or lane without authorization.
(13) Disobeying flagger, peace officer,
				security personnel, firefighter, or other agent of the college.
(14) Damaging college property including, but
				not limited to, landscape and plant material, curbs, sidewalks, utilities,
				etc.
(15) Driving while under the
				influence of intoxicants or with an open container of intoxicants.
(16) Allowing an unattended vehicle to roll,
				obstruct traffic, or damage property.
(17) Driving while distracted. Fines
				associated with traffic offenses shall be set and approved by the board, or its
				designee in accordance with WAC 132N-156-700. Students that commit traffic
				offenses may be referred to student conduct for violations of the code of
				student conduct, chapter 132N-125 WAC.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-450, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-450, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-450, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-450, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-450, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › TRAFFIC REGULATIONS › Section 132N-156-460 - Bicycles and nonvehicular transportation usage

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Bicycles may be ridden any place where vehicles are
				  permitted. They may also be ridden on campus sidewalks or pathways, though
				  pedestrians always have the right of way. An audible signal shall be used by
				  bicyclists to warn pedestrians of oncoming bicycles. Bicyclists shall not ride
				  in a reckless manner or engage in stunts or dangerous acts, or operate at
				  speeds greater than 10 miles per hour or such lower speed as is reasonable and
				  prudent under the circumstances. With the exception of wheelchair conveyances
				  and certain college service vehicles, no other nonvehicular modes of
				  transportation as specified in the preceding "definitions" will be allowed on
				  college property.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 97-23-018,
					 §
											132N-156-460, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-460, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-460, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-460, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-510 - Designated and assigned parking

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Vehicles on college property shall park only in those areas
				  set aside and designated as parking areas. No vehicle shall park in any area
				  requiring a special parking permit without said permit.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-510, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-510, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-520 - Parking within designated areas

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No vehicle shall be parked so as to occupy any portion of
				  more than one parking space or stall as designated within the parking area. The
				  fact that other vehicles may have been parked so as to require a vehicle
				  attempting to park to occupy a portion of more than one space or stall shall
				  not constitute an excuse for a violation of this rule.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-520, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-520, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-530 - Impounding of disabled/abandoned vehicles

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No disabled or inoperative vehicle shall be parked on college
				  property for a period in excess of 24 hours, unless permission is granted by
				  the security and safety department. Vehicles which have been parked in excess
				  of 24 hours may be impounded and stored at the expense of either or both the
				  owner or operator thereof. Notice of intent to impound will be posted on the
				  vehicle at least 24 hours prior to impoundment unless a vehicle is illegally or
				  hazardously parked. Neither the college nor college employees shall be
				  responsible for claims, loss or damage of any kind resulting from such
				  impounding and storage.
Vehicles under repair in the college's instructional program
				  must be clearly identified and parked in an area designated for these
				  vehicles.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-530, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-530, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-530, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-530, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-540 - Registered owner responsibility for illegal parking

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Every person in whose name a vehicle is registered (licensed)
				  shall be responsible for any parking of said vehicle and for all offenses,
				  other than moving violations, under these regulations. It shall be no defense
				  that said vehicle was illegally parked or used by another, unless it is clearly
				  established that at such time said vehicle was being used without the consent
				  of the registered owner.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-540, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-540, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-560 - Hazardous parking

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No person shall stop, place, or park a vehicle so as to
				  obstruct traffic along or upon any street, firelane, or sidewalk or at any
				  location as described in RCW    46.61.570. Due to the severe risk to public safety
				  created by any vehicle parking in violation of this section, security personnel
				  are authorized to cite and immediately impound said vehicle. Security personnel
				  will complete a vehicle impound report, including the reason for the
				  impoundment. Removal and impoundment will be at the owner's or operator's
				  expense.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 97-23-018,
					 §
											132N-156-560, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-560, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-560, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-560, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-570 - Bicycle parking

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Bicycles shall be parked in bicycle racks or other facilities
				  provided for the purpose. Bicycles may only be parked inside a building if
				  specific areas (i.e., indoor bicycle lockers) have been provided and are
				  available or if a college employee (faculty or staff) has expressed written
				  permission from their immediate supervisor to park a bicycle inside a
				  building.
Before authorizing an employee to park inside of a building,
				  supervisors must ensure that any bicycles parked inside will not interfere with
				  the daily operations of the work area(s) nor will they obstruct any evacuation
				  or egress routes in any way. Bicycles are not to be taken onto any elevator at
				  any time.
At no time shall a bicycle be parked against a building, near
				  a building exit, on a path or sidewalk, or chained (or otherwise secured) to
				  trees, lamp standards, utilities, stairway railings, or sign posts. Any bicycle
				  found in violation of this section may be cited for illegal parking and
				  impounded by the security and safety department without
				  warning.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-570, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-570, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-570, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-570, filed
					 9/18/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PARKING FACILITY USAGE › Section 132N-156-580 - Damage to state property

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The full cost of repair/replacement of college property
				  damaged by negligent, reckless or intentional acts or omissions must be paid in
				  addition to assessed fines.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-580, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93; 91-21-022, §
											132N-156-580, filed 10/7/91,
					 effective 11/7/91.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132N - Clark College › Chapter 132N-156 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › PERMITS › Section 132N-156-600 - Faculty and staff parking permits

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All college faculty, staff, and administrators using college
				  parking facilities at any time between 7:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Mondays through
				  Fridays during fall, winter, and spring quarters are to purchase and display a
				  valid parking permit. The fact that an employee may be eligible to park in an
				  accessible parking zone will not relieve the employee of this requirement. A
				  valid faculty/staff parking permit may not, by itself, constitute authority to
				  park in other parking facilities leased or owned by the
				  college.
Statutory Authority:
					 Chapter
					 28B.50 RCW. 00-20-034,
					 §
											132N-156-600, filed 9/28/00,
					 effective 10/29/00; 97-23-018, §
											132N-156-600, filed 11/10/97,
					 effective 12/11/97. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					   28B.50.140(10) and
					 chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 93-20-080, §
											132N-156-600, filed 10/4/93,
					 effective 11/4/93. Statutory Authority:
					 Chapters
					 28B.50 and
					 28B.10 RCW. 87-19-103 (Order
					 87-02, Resolution No. 87-02), §
											132N-156-600, filed
					 9/18/87.