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Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-24 - Continuing teaching excellence and professional improvement policy › Section 132K-24-040 - Procedures

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When a division member is not continuing in his teaching
				effectiveness or professional improvement, the division chairman will initiate
				the following procedures:
(1) He will
			 meet with this faculty member and develop a plan for professional improvement
			 to be made during an agreed upon period.
(2) A follow-up conference will be initiated
			 between the division chairman and the concerned faculty member at the end of
			 the agreed upon period.
(3) If the
			 division chairman at that time is convinced that professional improvement is
			 not apparent, the division chairman will convene a planning committee. This
			 planning committee will be composed of the division chairman, a division member
			 elected by the division, the concerned division member and the dean of
			 instruction.
(4) The committee will
			 review the evidence of the faculty member's professional development or
			 teaching effectiveness. If the committee concurs with the division chairman's
			 evaluation, the committee will establish a program of professional improvement
			 for the faculty member together with a schedule for completion of the specific
			 elements of the program.
(5) If,
			 after the schedule for professional improvement has been completed, the
			 committee considers the faculty member's professional improvement or teaching
			 effectiveness to be unsatisfactory for the period, the committee may:
(a) Recommend to the college president that
			 the individual's salary advancement for the ensuing year be withheld
			 or
(b) Recommend to the college
			 president that the faculty member's review committee be formally activated
			 pursuant to WAC 132K-20-050 and 132K-20-060. (Community College District 11
			 tenure policy)
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-011 - Employment of more than one member of a family

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The appointment of more than one member of a family in the same
				division or department as a permanent employee in the classified staff service
				requires special justification in terms of personnel requirements and the
				unusual qualifications of the individual. Such appointment must have the prior
				approval of the director and is subject to periodic review. Two persons who are
				related by blood ties or by marriage may not be appointed to positions where
				one might exert any influence or produce any consequence upon the employment of
				the other. In general, people who are so related may not be employed in the
				same division or department of the college.
Order 12, §
										132K-112-011, filed
				  1/8/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-100 - Purpose - Elections and recognition

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The board of trustees of Community College District No. 11
				proposes the adoption of policies for the administration of chapter 28B.52 RCW
				which has as its purpose the strengthening of methods of communication between
				faculty employees and the community college district by which they are
				employed. Therefore, the board of trustees of Community College District No. 11
				adopts reasonable rules and regulations for the administration of
				employer-employee relations under this chapter.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-100, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-105 - Definitions

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(1) "Employee
			 organization" means any organization which includes as members the faculty
			 employees of Community College District No. 11 and which has as one of its
			 purposes the representation of the employees in their employment relations with
			 the community college district.
(2)
			 "Faculty employee" means any teacher, counselor, librarian, or division head,
			 who is employed by Community College District No. 11, with the exception of
			 those holding administrative appointments as defined by the board of trustees
			 unless included as specified in WAC
			 132K-112-205 and those employed
			 exclusively in community service courses.
(3) "Full-time appointment" shall be one in
			 which the academic employee receives a full-time contract and works a full-time
			 load for three complete quarters in one academic year. (Fall, winter,
			 spring.)
(4) "Part-time
			 appointment" shall mean employment in a quarterly teaching agreement with
			 specifically assigned duties usually based on contact hours for the two
			 previous, consecutive quarters, exclusive of summer quarter. (For purpose of
			 determining proportion of vote, a full-time load shall consist of a maximum of
			 25 contact hours, weekly, for high school completion; college level, 20 contact
			 hours; learning labs such as mathematics, reading/individual progress center,
			 counselors and librarians, 40 contact hours. In addition, all full-time faculty
			 are required to have office hours as prescribed by the administration,
			 committee assignments, advising and other assigned duties.)
Order 23, §
										132K-112-105, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-110 - Request for election - Canvass of faculty employees by independent and neutral person or association

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Any organization, which includes as members faculty employees
				of Community College District No. 11, desiring to be recognized as the majority
				organization representing such employees pursuant to chapter 28B.52 RCW shall
				request in writing to the board of trustees of Community College District No.
				11 that an election be held to determine whether a majority of such employees
				desire to designate it as their representative for the purposes of the act.
				Upon the receipt of such a request the board of trustees of Community College
				District No. 11 will request some independent and neutral person or association
				to determine whether thirty percent or more, calculated on a weighted basis as
				specified in WAC
				132K-112-125 and 132K-112-200,
				of the faculty employees of Community College District No. 11 have indicated
				that they desire to be represented by that organization for such purposes. The
				independent and neutral person or association shall make such determination
				upon the basis of records of dues-paying membership, signed authorizations to
				represent, or other reliable probative evidence.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-110, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-115 - Notice of election - Organization to be included on ballot - Time for filing

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If the independent and neutral person or association determines
				that thirty percent or more of the faculty employees of Community College
				District No. 11 have indicated that they desire to be represented by that
				organization for such purposes, the board of trustees of Community College
				District No. 11 will publish a notice that it will hold an election as soon as
				practical, during the regular academic year, to determine whether the faculty
				employees of Community College District No. 11 desire the requesting
				organization or any other organization to represent them for the purposes of
				chapter 28B.52 RCW. Any other organization of faculty employees desiring to be
				designated as the majority organization representing such employees shall,
				within seven days after publication of such notice by the board of trustees of
				Community College District No. 11, file with the board of trustees a request in
				writing that its name be included on the ballot in the election to be held. No
				organization shall be permitted to have its name placed on the ballot used in
				the election unless such a request has been received within seven days after
				the publication of the notice that an election will be held. Such organization
				must accompany the request for placement on the ballot by written proof of at
				least ten percent representation, calculated on a weighted basis as specified
				in WAC 132K-112-125 and 132K-112-200 of
				the faculty employees within the district.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-115, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-120 - Contents of notice of election - Designation of chief election officer - Duties

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The notice published by the board of trustees of Community
				College District No. 11 pursuant to WAC
				132K-112-115 shall state the
				date, hours, and polling places for the election. The notice shall also
				designate a chief election officer of the election and charge him with the duty
				of preparing the ballots and promulgating instructions concerning the details
				of the election to be conducted pursuant to these rules.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-120, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-125 - Lists of faculty employees - Posting of lists

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In any election conducted pursuant to these rules, three lists
				of faculty employees eligible to vote shall be prepared by the board of
				trustees for each voting place. List one shall contain the name of faculty
				employees on full-time appointments and names of academic employees on
				part-time appointments whose assignment is equal to or greater than a full
				load. Faculty employees on list one shall be given the election ballot titled
				full vote as described in WAC
				132K-112-135. List two shall
				contain the names of faculty employees on part-time appointments whose
				assignments are one-half of a full load or greater but less than full time.
				Faculty employees on list two shall be given the election ballot titled
				two-thirds vote as described in WAC
				132K-112-135. List three shall
				contain the names of faculty employees on part-time appointments whose
				assignments are less than one-half of a full load. Faculty employees on list
				three shall be given the election ballot titled one-third vote as described in
				WAC 132K-112-135. Such lists shall
				be posted at least twenty-four hours before the election. Such lists shall be
				for informational purposes and shall not be conclusive as to the right of a
				faculty employee to vote in the election.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-125, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-130 - Election inspectors - Duties - Right to challenge voter - Improper conduct

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The election officer shall designate at least one inspector for
				each polling place to observe the conduct of the election. Any organization
				whose name shall appear on the ballot in the election shall also be entitled to
				have one inspector present at each polling place to observe the conduct of the
				election. Each organization shall also be entitled to have an inspector present
				at the college district office for the counting of the ballots cast. Such
				inspectors must refrain from electioneering during the election. They may
				challenge the eligibility of any person to vote in the election, and, upon such
				challenge the ballot of that person shall be treated as provided in these
				rules. Any faculty employee may challenge his/her placement on the election
				lists by so indicating to the appropriate election inspector at the time of
				voting, and upon such challenge the ballot of that person shall be treated as
				provided in these rules. Inspectors shall also report in writing to the chief
				election officer any conduct which they observe in the course of balloting
				which they believe may have improperly affected the result of the voting at the
				polling place at which they serve as observers.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-130, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-135 - Ballots

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The ballots used in any election held pursuant to this part
				shall be in the following forms listing all eligible organizations along with a
				means of indicating no organization.
(1) Full Vote Ballot
FULL VOTE
To select for representation purposes pursuant to
							 chapter 28B.52 RCW a majority organization to represent faculty employees of
							 Community College District No. 11.
Vote for one
ORGANIZATION X
[]
ORGANIZATION Y
[]
NO ORGANIZATION
[]
Do not sign your name or put other identifying marks
							 on this ballot. Should you incorrectly mark your ballot you may obtain a new
							 ballot by returning the incorrectly marked ballot to the election
							 inspector.
(2) Two-Thirds Vote Ballot
TWO-THIRDS VOTE
To select for representation purposes pursuant to
							 chapter 28B.52 RCW a majority organization to represent faculty employees of
							 Community College District No. 11.
Vote for one
ORGANIZATION X
[]
ORGANIZATION Y
[]
NO ORGANIZATION
[]
Do not sign your name or put other identifying marks
							 on this ballot. Should you incorrectly mark your ballot you may obtain a new
							 ballot by returning the incorrectly marked ballot to the election
							 inspector.
(3) One-Third Vote Ballot
ONE-THIRD VOTE
To select for representation purposes pursuant to
							 chapter 28B.52 RCW a majority organization to represent faculty employees of
							 Community College District No. 11.
Vote for one
ORGANIZATION X
[]
ORGANIZATION Y
[]
NO ORGANIZATION
[]
Do not sign your name or put other identifying marks
							 on this ballot. Should you incorrectly mark your ballot you may obtain a new
							 ballot by returning the incorrectly marked ballot to the election
							 inspector.
(4) The above ballots will be color coded by being
							 prepared on the following paper: Blue for full vote, green for two-thirds vote,
							 and white for one-third vote.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-135, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-140 - Record of vote - Signature - Challenge

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At the time of the election the name of each employee voting
				shall be recorded by his signature written beside his name on the voting lists
				for the polling place at which he votes. Each faculty employee may cast only
				one ballot in any election held pursuant to these rules, and the presence of a
				signature beside the name of an employee desiring to vote shall automatically
				constitute grounds for challenge of his right to cast a ballot in an
				election.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-140, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-145 - Incorrectly marked ballot

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Any voter who incorrectly marks his ballot may obtain a new
				ballot by returning the incorrectly marked ballot to the chief election
				officer's inspector. Such incorrectly marked ballot shall be marked void in the
				presence of the inspectors of organizations participating in the election
				before the new ballot is delivered to the voter.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-145, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-150 - Privacy for voter - Equipment

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Voters shall be provided with tables or desks so arranged that
				a voter may mark his ballot without making it possible for other persons to
				observe the manner in which he has marked it.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-150, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-155 - Folding ballot - Ballot box

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Each voter shall fold his ballot so that the manner in which he
				has marked it cannot be observed and shall then place it in the locked box
				provided at the designated voting place.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-155, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-160 - Challenged ballot - Procedure

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A challenged ballot shall be placed in an envelope bearing no
				identifying marks. It shall then be placed in another envelope upon which shall
				be written the name of the employee desiring to cast the ballot, the reasons
				for which the ballot was challenged, by whom it was challenged, and the polling
				place at which it was challenged, and the envelope shall be sealed and
				initialed by the election inspectors.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-160, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-165 - Employees present entitled to vote - Sealing ballot box - Unused ballots

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At the time for closing the polls, all employees present and
				waiting at the polling place shall be entitled to vote. The ballot box shall
				then be sealed. All unused ballots shall then be counted in the presence of
				election inspectors.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-165, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-170 - Election inspectors duties after voting has terminated

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When all voting has terminated at a polling place, the election
				inspectors will bring to the chief election officer at the community college
				district office the following: (1) Signed voting list of eligible faculty
				employees, (2) all unused ballots, (3) all challenged ballots, and (4) the
				sealed ballot box containing all ballots cast.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-170, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-175 - Disposition of challenged ballots - Tally sheets - Investigation by chief election officer

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The challenged ballots previously placed in separate envelopes
				shall be placed in a sealed envelope marked "challenged ballots" and sent along
				with the tally sheet to the chief election officer. The challenged ballots
				shall not be opened or counted unless the counting of such ballots might affect
				the results of the election. If the challenged ballots might affect the results
				of the election, the chief election officer shall conduct an investigation
				into, or if necessary a formal hearing on, the validity of the challenges made.
				If he concludes that the eligibility challenge was properly made, that ballot
				shall be excluded from the count. If he concludes that the listing error
				challenge was properly made, that ballot shall be counted in the appropriate
				category. Otherwise, such ballots shall be counted as cast.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-175, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-180 - Counting of ballots - Procedure - Certification of results of election - Retention of ballots - Signed voting lists

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When ballot boxes from all voting places have been received by
				the chief election officer's inspector, he shall open them and thoroughly mix
				all ballots cast so that it is impossible to identify the polling place from
				which any particular ballot came. The ballots cast shall be separated into the
				categories as they have been cast for organizations participating in the
				election, for no organization, and void ballots which are unintelligible or for
				an organization not participating in the election. The ballots in these
				categories shall be counted by the chief election officer with the assistance
				of such of his election inspectors as shall be necessary in the presence of the
				inspectors for the organizations participating in the election. After the
				ballots have been so counted the inspector designated by the organizations to
				serve at the community college district office shall indicate by his signature
				upon the tally sheet that he agrees with the count made, or in case of
				disagreement, he shall outline in writing his grounds for disagreement with the
				count. The chief election officer shall certify to the board of trustees the
				results of the election within forty-eight hours after the polls have been
				closed. The used ballots, the unused ballots, the challenged ballots, and the
				signed voting lists of eligible faculty employees shall be kept by the chief
				election officer or some person designated by him for one year after the
				election.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-180, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-185 - Electioneering within the polls forbidden

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No election signs, banners, or buttons shall be permitted in
				the room in which the balloting takes place, nor shall any person in that room
				discuss the advantages or disadvantages of representation by an organization
				whether on the ballot or otherwise, nor shall any person in that room engage in
				any other form of electioneering.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-185, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-190 - Contest of election - Time for filing objections - Investigation of objections

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Any organization, the name of which appears on the ballot, or
				any faculty employee may within five days after the certification of the
				results of an election under the provisions of this part, file objections to
				the conduct of the election with the chief election officer designated by the
				board of trustees pursuant to WAC
				132K-112-120 of this part. The
				election officer shall investigate such objections and, if necessary, hold
				formal hearings thereon. He shall report thereon to the board of trustees. If
				the board of trustees shall conclude that the conduct objected to may have
				improperly affected the results of the election, it shall order a new election.
				Otherwise, it shall overrule the objections and the results of the election
				shall be considered final. If the objection(s) of the organization or
				employee(s) concerns the placement of faculty employee(s) on appropriate voting
				lists, the board shall review the report of the election officer and shall
				order a new election only if they disagree with the resolution implemented by
				the election officer and find that the method used may have improperly affected
				the results of the election. Objections to the conduct of the election which
				are not filed in accordance with the provisions of this section shall be waived
				and of no effect.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-190, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-195 - Persons eligible to vote

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For the purposes of eligibility to vote, the term "faculty
				employee" means any full-time teacher, counselor, librarian, or division head,
				who is currently employed by Community College District No. 11 with the
				exception of those holding administrative appointments as defined by the board
				of trustees unless included as specified in WAC
				132K-112-205. "Faculty employee"
				shall also mean any teacher, counselor, librarian, or division head who has
				been employed by the college less than fulltime for the previous two
				consecutive quarters, exclusive of summer quarters, except for those employed
				exclusively for community service courses.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-195, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-2001 - Election determined by majority of valid votes cast calculated on a weighted basis - Run-off election

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An organization of faculty employees which receives a majority
				of the valid votes cast, calculated on a weighted basis, in an election held in
				accordance with the rules of this part shall be recognized as representing the
				faculty employees of Community College District No. 11 pursuant to chapter
				28B.52 RCW. If more than one organization of faculty employees has participated
				in an election and a majority of the valid votes cast, calculated on a weighted
				basis, has not been either for representation by one of the organizations or
				for no representation, a run-off election shall be held. In such a run-off,
				only those two choices receiving the highest weighted number of valid votes
				cast in the election shall appear on the ballot.
Order 23, § 132K-112-200 (codified as WAC
				  132K-112-2001 ), filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-205 - Inclusion of those holding administrative appointments except chief executive officer

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Any three persons holding an administrative appointment as
				defined by the board of trustees of Community College District No. 11 desiring
				to be included in the faculty employee organization shall request in writing to
				the board of trustees of Community College District No. 11 that a two-stage
				election process be held to determine if a majority of those holding
				administrative appointments as defined by the board of trustees of Community
				College District No. 11, except the chief executive officer, desire to
				designate the faculty employee organization as their representative for the
				purpose of the act. Upon the receipt of such a request the board of trustees of
				Community College District No. 11 will request some independent and neutral
				person or association to determine whether thirty percent or more, calculated
				on a weighted basis as specified in WAC
				132K-112-125 and 132K-112-200,
				of those holding administrative appointments have indicated they desire to be
				represented by the faculty employee organization for such purposes. The
				independent and neutral person or association shall make such determination
				upon the basis of records of dues-paying membership, signed authorizations to
				represent, or other reliable and probative evidence.
If the independent and neutral person or association determines
				that thirty percent of those holding administrative appointments, as determined
				by the board of trustees of Community College District No. 11 have indicated
				that they desire to be represented by the faculty employee organization for
				such purposes, the board of trustees of Community College District No. 11 will
				publish notice of the election, and conduct the election as specified in WAC
				132K-112-115, through
				132K-112-200 of these rules.
If the majority of those holding administrative appointments,
				calculated on a weighted basis as specified in WAC
				132K-112-125 and 132K-112-200,
				desire to be represented by the faculty employee organization, the board of
				trustees of Community College District No. 11 will publish notice of the
				election to determine if a majority of all members of the faculty employee
				organization favor the inclusion of those holding administrative appointments
				in their organization. The board of trustees of Community College District No.
				11 shall conduct the election as specified in WAC
				132K-112-115 through
				132K-112-200 of these rules.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-205, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-210 - Time lapse for new election

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If no organization of faculty employees is selected as
				representative in an election held pursuant to these rules, another election
				shall not be held until the lapse of one year from the date of the
				certification of the results of the earlier election. If an organization of
				faculty employees is selected as the recognized employee organization in an
				election held pursuant to these rules, another election shall not be held until
				the lapse of one year from the date of the certification of the results of the
				earlier election.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-210, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-112 - Qualifications and personnel selection policy - Election rules › Section 132K-112-215 - Certification of academic employees' representative

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The employee organization which receives the majority of all
				votes cast in any election held pursuant to WAC
				132K-112-100 through
				132K-112-215 shall be certified
				as the representative of all academic employees as of the expiration or
				nonrenewal, whichever is sooner, of any collective bargaining agreement between
				the district and a certified academic employees' representative. In the absence
				of any such collective bargaining agreement, certification of the prevailing
				organization shall be effective concurrently with certification of the election
				results as provided in WAC
				132K-112-180.
Order 23, §
										132K-112-215, filed
				  9/9/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-010 - Introduction

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Section 1.Pierce
			 College District Number Eleven hereby establishes these regulations to govern
			 pedestrian and vehicular traffic and parking upon state lands devoted mainly to
			 the educational activities of Pierce College.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 86-15-020 (Order 86-1, Resolution
				  No. 86-1), §
										132K-116-010, filed 7/11/86;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-010, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-015 - Objectives of traffic rules and regulations

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Section 2.The objectives of these traffic
			 regulations are:
(1) To protect and control
			 pedestrian and vehicular traffic
(2) To assure access at all times of
			 emergency equipment
(3) To minimize
			 traffic disturbance during class hours
(4) To facilitate the work of the college by
			 assuring access to its vehicles and by assigning the limited parking space for
			 the most efficient use.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-020 - Applicable traffic rules and regulations - Areas affected

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Section 3.The traffic regulations which are
			 applicable upon state lands devoted mainly to the educational activities of the
			 college are as follows:
(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 Pierce County,
			 Washington shall be applicable upon all lands located within Pierce County,
			 Washington.
(3) These regulations
			 shall be applicable to all state lands which are or may hereafter be devoted
			 mainly to educational, research, recreational, or parking activities of the
			 college.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-025 - Permits required for vehicles on campus

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Section 4.Except as provided in WAC
			 132K-116-030, no person shall
			 drive any vehicle, nor shall any person stop, park, leave or abandon any
			 vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the campus of the college without
			 a permit issued by the parking office of the college.
Abandoned vehicle: For purposes of this chapter, "abandoned
				vehicle" shall mean any vehicle left on college property in violation of
				college parking rules and without the written consent of the college for a
				period of twenty-four hours or longer. Written consent shall be granted the
				owner or operator of an abandoned vehicle who is unable to remove the vehicle
				from the place where it is located and so notifies the physical plant director
				and requests assistance.
(1)
			 Permission to drive on campus or to park thereon will be shown by the display
			 of a valid permit issued by the parking office of the college.
(2) A valid permit is:
(a) An unexpired parking sticker properly
			 registered and displayed in accordance with instructions, or
(b) A temporary permit authorized by the
			 parking office of the college and displayed in accordance with instructions on
			 the permit, or
(c) A parking permit
			 issued by the college parking booth attendant, which permit must be displayed
			 on the vehicle in accordance with instructions.
(3) Parking permits are not
			 transferable.
(4) The college
			 reserves the right to refuse the issuance of a parking permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-030 - Tourists and visitors - Exemption from permit requirements

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Section 5.The
			 college parking booth attendant will allow tourists and visitors to drive on
			 the campus. A visitor's permit shall be issued without a fee at time of
			 entrance.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-030, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-030, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-035 - Restrictions on use of vehicles with permits

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Section 6.Decisions on the granting of
			 permits for physically handicapped students will be made by the handicapped
			 program coordinator of the college, or his/her designee.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-035, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-035, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-040 - Speed

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Section 7.No
			 vehicle shall be operated on the campus at a speed in excess of twenty miles
			 per hour unless otherwise posted or such lower speed as is reasonable and
			 prudent in the circumstances.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-040, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-040, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-045 - Regulatory signs and directions

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Section
			 8.Drivers of vehicles shall obey regulatory signs and signs
			 related to the collection of parking fees posted by the college. Drivers of
			 vehicles shall also comply with directions given them by officers of the
			 college parking office in the control and regulation of traffic.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-045, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-045, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-050 - Pedestrians - Right of way

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Section 9.
(1)The operator of a vehicle shall yield the
			 right of way, slowing down or stopping, if need be, to so yield to any
			 pedestrian crossing any street or roadway within a crosswalk when the
			 pedestrian is upon the half of the roadway upon which the vehicle is traveling,
			 or when the pedestrian is approaching so closely from the opposite half of the
			 roadway as to be in danger; but no pedestrian shall suddenly leave a curb or
			 other place of safety and walk or run into the path of a vehicle which is so
			 close that it is impossible for the driver to yield.
(2) A pedestrian crossing a roadway at any
			 point other than within a marked crosswalk or within an unmarked crosswalk at
			 an intersection shall yield the right of way to all vehicles upon the street or
			 roadway.
(3) Pedestrians on a
			 street or roadway where a sidewalk is provided shall proceed upon such
			 sidewalk. Pedestrians upon a street or roadway where no sidewalk is provided
			 shall proceed on the extreme lefthand side of the roadway and upon meeting an
			 oncoming vehicle shall step to their left and clear off the street or
			 roadway.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-055 - Parking - Permits required

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Section
			 10.
(1)No vehicle shall be
			 parked on the campus except in those areas set aside and designated as parking
			 areas.
(2) No vehicle shall be
			 parked in any parking area without a permit for that area.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-060 - Parking within designated spaces

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			 11.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 so parked as to require the vehicle parked to
			 occupy a portion of more than one space or stall shall not constitute an excuse
			 for a violation of this section.
Order 13, §
										132K-116-060, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-065 - Disabled and inoperative or abandoned vehicles - Impounding

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Section 12.No
			 disabled or inoperative or abandoned vehicle shall be parked on the campus
			 without a permit to do so. Vehicles which have been disabled, inoperative or
			 abandoned may be impounded and stored at the expense of either or both the
			 owner and operator thereof following twenty-four hours notice posted at a
			 conspicuous place on the vehicle. Neither the college nor its employees shall
			 be liable for loss or damage of any kind resulting from such impounding and
			 storage.
Impoundment without notice. A vehicle may be impounded without
				notice to the owner or operator in the following circumstances:
(1) When in the judgment of the physical
			 plant director, the vehicle is obstructing or may impede the flow of traffic;
			 or
(2) When in the judgment of the
			 physical plant director, the vehicle poses an immediate threat to public
			 safety.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-070 - Special traffic and parking regulations and restrictions authorized

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Section 13.Upon
			 special occasions causing additional heavy traffic and during emergencies, the
			 college parking office is authorized to impose additional traffic and parking
			 regulations and restrictions for the achievement of the objectives in section 1
			 [WAC 132K-116-015 ].
Order 31, §
										132K-116-070, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-070, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-075 - Authorization for issuance of permits

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Section
			 14.The college parking office is authorized to issue permits to
			 drive or park upon the campus. Permits may be purchased during registration.
			 The application for a permit must be accompanied by the applicant's vehicle
			 registration. This will include second and third vehicle permits also. Late
			 permits may be obtained at the parking office, Room 3014.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-075, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-075, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-080 - Numbering of parking areas

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			 15.The college physical plant director is authorized to designate
			 and mark the various parking areas on the campus with numbers or letters by the
			 posting of signs or by other means in those areas.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-080, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-080, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-085 - Allocation of parking space

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Section
			 16.The parking space available on the campus shall be allocated by
			 the college physical plant director or his designee among applicants for
			 permits in such manner as will best effectuate the objectives of these
			 regulations. Certain restricted parking areas on campus are marked as,
			 "physically handicapped," "faculty," "staff," "service vehicles," "visitors,"
			 "motor pool," "loading zone," etc.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-085, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-085, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-090 - Visitors and guests

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Section 17.
(1) All
			 visitors, guests, salesmen, maintenance or service personnel, and all other
			 members of the public who are not college employees or students will park in
			 available space as directed by the college parking booth attendant without
			 paying a fee, including the following:
(a)
			 Members of the board of trustees and other designated by the college may be
			 given complimentary annual permits.
(b) Federal, state, county, city, and school
			 district personnel on official business and in vehicles with tax exempt
			 licenses will be admitted without charge.
(c) Vehicles owned by contractors and their
			 employees working on campus construction will be parked in designated areas, if
			 available, without charge.
(d)
			 Visiting academic or administrative personnel from other colleges or
			 universities and guest speakers will be parked without charge upon presentation
			 of a guest permit. Responsibility for naming parking arrangements for guests
			 will rest with the sponsoring college department or division.
(e) Members of the press, television, and
			 radio on official business will park without charge.
(f) Taxis will be admitted without charge for
			 pick-up and delivery but will not be given free parking privileges.
(g) No parking fee will be charged visitors
			 and guests attending special college events such as commencement. No parking
			 fees will be charged for college and departmental events such as open house,
			 symposiums, social and cultural events.
(h) Those covered by section 5 [WAC
			 132K-116-030 ].
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-095 - Permit revocations

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Section 18.
(1)
			 Permits are the property of the college and may be recalled for any of the
			 following reasons by the college physical plant director:
(a) When the purpose for which the permit was
			 issued changes or no longer exists
(b) When a permit is used by an unregistered
			 vehicle or by an unauthorized individual
(c) Falsification on a parking permit
			 application
(d) Continued
			 violations or [of] parking regulations
(e) Counterfeiting or altering of
			 stickers
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-100 - Duplicate permits for faculty, staff, and student personnel

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Section 19.Faculty,
			 staff, and student personnel of the college may apply on a separate application
			 for a permit for a second vehicle owned and operated by that person for a
			 minimum charge of $.50. Vehicle registration must be presented for
			 verification. If a permit is damaged, remove the portion that is left and a new
			 permit will be issued free of charge. If a vehicle is traded, sold, or
			 demolished, remove the permit (or at least the number portion) and a new permit
			 will be issued at no charge.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-100, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-100, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-105 - Faculty and staff permit periods

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			 20.All faculty and staff will park on a permit basis, i.e., either
			 annually, quarterly, or daily. Annual permits will be payable in full prior to
			 the start of fall quarter of each year.
Order 31, §
										132K-116-105, filed 9/17/76;
				  Order 13, §
										132K-116-105, filed
				  2/20/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132K - Pierce College › Chapter 132K-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132K-116-110 - Fees for permits

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Section 21.The fees
			 charged by the college for the issuance of permits shall be those established
			 from time to time by the board of trustees of the college.
Order 13, §
										132K-116-110, filed
				  2/20/73.