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Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part I - PREAMBLE, GENERAL INFORMATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-116-024 - Definitions

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(1)
Authorized agent.
An entity or individual authorized by the
				director of transportation services to facilitate services provided by the
				department.
(2)
Automatic
				license plate recognition.
(Also referred to as ALPR.) A system which
				automatically captures an image of a vehicle's license plate to assist in
				streamlined enforcement of parking by authorized agents.
(3)
Automatic vehicle
				identification.
(Also referred to as AVI.) A system to support vehicle
				access control and vehicle identification.
(4)
Bicycle.
A device with two
				or three wheels, a saddle, fully operative pedals propelled solely by human
				power.
(5)
Campus.
The
				University of Washington, Seattle, and those lands and leased facilities of the
				university within UWPD jurisdiction and where parking is managed by
				transportation services.
(6)
Disability parking.
See "persons with disability."
(7)
Disability zone/area.
A
				parking zone designated for exclusive use by persons with a disability and
				identified with a sign bearing the associated international symbol.
(8)
Electric-assisted bicycle (class 1,
				2, and 3).
A bicycle with two or three wheels, a saddle, fully operative
				pedals for human propulsion, and an electric motor. The electric-assisted
				bicycle's electric motor must have a power output of no more than seven hundred
				fifty watts. The electric-assisted bicycle must meet the requirements of one of
				the following three classifications:
(a) Class
				1: The motor provides assistance only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to
				provide assistance when the bicycle reaches the speed of twenty miles per
				hour;
(b) Class 2: The motor may be
				used exclusively to propel the bicycle and is not capable of providing
				assistance when the bicycle reaches the speed of twenty miles per hour;
				or
(c) Class 3: The motor provides
				assistance only when the rider is pedaling and ceases to provide assistance
				when the bicycle reaches the speed of twenty-eight miles per hour and is
				equipped with a speedometer.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part I - PREAMBLE, GENERAL INFORMATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-116-030 - Applicable parking and traffic rules

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The following laws and rules apply upon campus:
(1) Vehicle and other traffic laws of the
				state of Washington,
				Title
				46 RCW.
(2) University parking and traffic
				rules.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-030, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-030, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 283.10.300 [28B.10.300]. 89-15-023
					 (Order 89-1), §
											478-116-030, filed 7/13/89,
					 effective 8/13/89; Order 75-2, §
											478-116-030, filed
					 6/4/75.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part I - PREAMBLE, GENERAL INFORMATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-116-035 - Enforcement of parking and traffic rules

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The university has full control of parking and traffic
				  management on campus. Authorized agents of transportation services enforce
				  parking rules and may conduct traffic control on campus. UWPD officers are
				  authorized to enforce traffic and parking rules on campus. The university may
				  impose additional traffic and parking restrictions to achieve the specified
				  objectives of this chapter during special events and during
				  emergencies.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-035, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part I - PREAMBLE, GENERAL INFORMATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-116-061 - Liability of the university

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Except for vehicles that the university owns and operates,
				  the university assumes no liability under any circumstance for vehicles on the
				  campus. No bailment, but only a license, is created by the purchase and/or
				  issuance of a permit.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-061, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 04-13-086, §
											478-116-061, filed 6/17/04,
					 effective 8/16/04; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-061, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part I - PREAMBLE, GENERAL INFORMATION, AND DEFINITIONS › Section 478-116-071 - Severability, savings clause

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If any provision of this chapter 478-116 WAC, or its
				  application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the
				  chapter, or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances
				  is not affected.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 97-14-005, §
											478-116-071, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-111 - Permit required for all motorized vehicles parked on campus

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Except as provided in WAC
				  478-116-112
				  and
				  478-116-155,
				  no person shall park or leave any motorized vehicle, whether attended or
				  unattended, upon the campus unless the person first purchases a valid permit
				  from transportation services or a transportation services permit-issuance
				  machine. Permission to park on campus shall be shown by display of a valid
				  permit in accordance with WAC
				  478-116-122.
(1) A valid permit is:
(a) A current, physical vehicle permit issued
				by an authorized agent or permit-issuance machine or system designated by
				transportation services and displayed in accordance with WAC
				478-116-122;
(b) A temporary physical permit issued by an
				authorized agent or permit-issuance machine designated by transportation
				services. Temporary permits are valid through the date or time of the permit;
				or
(c) A virtual permit that is
				stored within a permit-issuance machine or system for designated spaces.
				Virtual permits are valid for a specific space through the date or time stored
				in the machine or system and if applicable, listed on the customer
				receipt.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-112 - Visitor parking for motorized vehicles

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(1) No permit or payment shall be required
				for public safety and emergency vehicles while performing emergency
				services.
(2) Permits and payment
				of fees are required for all visitors parking on campus, unless exempted by
				transportation services policy or state and local law.
(3) University departments may pay for all or
				part of the permit fee for their official visitors and guests.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-112, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-114 - Transfer of permits limited

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(1)
				Permits may be transferred between motor vehicles registered with
				transportation services for that individual permit but may not be transferred
				to a third party to be used in an unregistered vehicle. The transfer of a
				permit by any unauthorized means including, but not limited to, resale or
				lending, is prohibited.
(2) Permits
				are not transferable between parking areas, unless authorized by transportation
				services.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-114, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 04-13-086, §
											478-116-114, filed 6/17/04,
					 effective 8/16/04; 01-20-030, §
											478-116-114, filed 9/26/01,
					 effective 10/27/01; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-114, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-118 - Responsibility of person to whom the permit is issued

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(1) The person(s) to whom a permit is issued
				is responsible for paying for the permit until the permit expires or is
				returned to transportation services unless stated otherwise in these rules. All
				associated outstanding fees must be satisfactorily settled before a parking
				permit may be issued, reissued, or renewed.
(2) Permit holders shall provide
				transportation services with the license plate numbers of any vehicles they
				intend to use with a permit.
(3)
				The person(s) to whom a permit is issued is responsible for any violations of
				this chapter associated with a vehicle to which the permit is affixed and/or
				registered pursuant to WAC
				478-116-341
				up to the date and time the permit expires or is reported lost or
				stolen.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-118, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-122 - Display of permits

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(1) Parking permits
				that are required to be displayed shall be prominently displayed so that they
				are fully visible from the exterior of the vehicle.
(2) Instructions on how to properly display
				permits will be provided by transportation services and permit-issuance
				machines and permit systems at the time of sale and/or on the transportation
				services' web site.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-122, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-124 - Parking fees

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Fees for parking and the effective date thereof shall be
				  submitted to the board of regents for approval by motion. Prior to approval by
				  the board of regents, the university shall, after notice, hold a hearing on the
				  proposed schedule. The hearing shall be open to the public, and shall be
				  presided over by a presiding officer who shall prepare a memorandum for
				  consideration by the university, summarizing the contents of the presentations
				  made at the hearing. Approved fee schedules shall be available on the
				  University of Washington web site.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-124, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-126 - Parking fines

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Fines for parking citations and the effective date thereof
				  shall be submitted to the board of regents for approval by motion. Prior to
				  approval by the board of regents, the university shall, after notice, hold a
				  hearing on the proposed schedule. The hearing shall be open to the public, and
				  shall be presided over by a presiding officer who shall prepare a memorandum
				  for consideration by the university, summarizing the contents of the
				  presentations made at the hearing. Approved fine schedules shall be on the
				  University of Washington web site.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-127 - Parking fines-Transitory provision

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Until such time as new fine schedules are approved pursuant
				  to WAC 478-116-126 the fine schedule set forth in previous WAC
				  478-116-325
				  and
				  478-116-331
				  as posted on the University of Washington transportation services web site
				  shall remain in effect.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-131 - Events parking and lot closures

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(1)
				During events, the university may impose additional traffic and parking
				restrictions per WAC
				478-116-035.
(2) The university reserves the right to
				close any campus parking area it deems necessary for maintenance, safety,
				events, construction, or to meet special needs. Transportation services will,
				to the extent practical, provide notice to users and suitable alternatives for
				affected permit holders.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-131, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 04-13-086, §
											478-116-131, filed 6/17/04,
					 effective 8/16/04; 02-20-044, §
											478-116-131, filed 9/25/02,
					 effective 10/26/02; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-131, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-135 - Parking within designated spaces

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(1)
				No motor vehicle shall be parked on the campus except in areas designated by
				transportation services as parking areas, unless authorized by transportation
				services, or in emergency situations, by UWPD.
(2) No person shall stop, stand, or park any
				motor vehicle so as to create a safety hazard, obstruct traffic along or upon
				any street, or obstruct pedestrian movement along any plaza, path, or
				sidewalk.
(3) No motor vehicle
				shall be parked so as to occupy any portion of more than one parking space as
				designated within the parking area unless authorized by transportation
				services. The fact that other motor vehicles may have been so parked as to
				require the vehicle to occupy a portion of more than one space or stall shall
				not excuse a violation of this section.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-135, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-155 - Parking regulated by a parking meter or permit-issuance machine

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(1) Notwithstanding
				display of a valid permit to park in other parking areas/lots on campus, any
				motor vehicle which occupies a metered space is subject to payment of the
				parking meter fee and subject to the posted time limits.
(2) Notwithstanding the display of a valid
				permit to park in other parking area/lots on campus, any motor vehicle which
				occupies a space requiring a space-specific permit issued by a permit-issuance
				machine or system is subject to payment of the applicable permit fee and the
				specified time limits.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-155, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-175 - Overtime parking violations

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After a motor vehicle has been cited for parking beyond the
				  time posted, the vehicle may be cited a frequency of one additional citation
				  for each period of time equal to the maximum time limit posted for the
				  space.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-175, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-185 - Operator's responsibility

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No person driving or in charge of a motor vehicle shall
				  permit it to stand unattended without first:
(1) Stopping the engine and locking the
				ignition; and
(2) Effectively
				setting the brake and transmission to prevent movement of the
				vehicle.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-185, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-191 - Regulatory signs, markings, barricades, etc

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(1) The university may install/erect
				permanent or temporary signs, barricades, paint marks, and other structures or
				directions upon the streets, curbs, and parking areas within the campus.
				Drivers of motorized and nonmotorized vehicles shall obey the signs,
				barricades, structures, markings, and directions. Drivers of motorized and
				nonmotorized vehicles shall comply with directions given to them by authorized
				agents of transportation services and UWPD in the control and regulation of
				traffic, in the assignment of parking spaces, and in the collection of parking
				fees.
(2) No one without
				authorization from transportation services or UWPD shall move, deface,
				install/erect, or in any way change a sign, barricade, structure, marking, or
				direction that regulates traffic or parking.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-191, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 04-13-086, §
											478-116-191, filed 6/17/04,
					 effective 8/16/04; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-191, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-193 - Prohibited parking area(s)

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(1) No
				motor vehicle shall be parked at any place where official signs, curbs, and/or
				ground markings prohibit parking such as, but not limited to, "tow zone," "fire
				zone," "prohibited," or "no parking."
(2) No motor vehicle shall be parked within
				fifteen feet of a fire hydrant.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-193, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-195 - Prohibited parking-Space designated for disability

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No motorized vehicle or nonmotorized vehicle shall be parked
				  in a disability space or lot without an appropriate permit.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-195, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-197 - Motorcycle and motor scooter parking

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Motorcycles and motor scooters are considered motor vehicles
				  and subject to all parking rules. These vehicles shall not be permitted to park
				  on pathways, sidewalks, authorized bicycle racks, or storage facilities,
				  pedestrian areas, or in buildings.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-197, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-199 - Bicycle, electric-assisted bicycle and motorized micromobility device parking

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(1)
				Bicycles, electric-assisted bicycles, and motorized micromobility devices shall
				be parked only in designated parking facilities and locations. At no time shall
				a bicycle, electric-assisted bicycle, or motorized micromobility device be
				parked:
(a) In a building or residence hall,
				except where designated parking facilities are provided;
(b) Blocking or hindering access to any
				stairway, ramp, or doorway;
(c) On
				a path or sidewalk unless attached to a university designated parking
				rack;
(d) In planted areas;
				or
(e) Chained or otherwise secured
				to trees, lamp standards, railings, garbage receptacles, fencing, or sign
				posts.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part II - PARKING RULES › Section 478-116-202 - Micromobility device storage and parking (nonmotorized)

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(1) Storage of
				micromobility devices within residence halls is determined by housing and food
				services.
(2) Micromobility devices
				that are nonmotorized and cannot be secured to a rack or within a designated
				parking facility may be taken into buildings so long as they are not:
(a) Blocking or hindering access to any
				stairway, ramp, or doorway;
(b)
				Obstructing access or mobility within a building; and
(c) Are stored within close proximity of the
				owner/oper-ator and can be moved at the request of authorized agents.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part III - USE OF MOTORIZED AND NONMOTORIZED VEHICLES › Section 478-116-221 - Use of motorcycles, motor scooters, electric-assisted bicycles

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(1) Motorcycles,
				motor scooters, and class 3 electric-assisted bicycles powered or assisted by
				combustible engines or engaged electric motors are considered motor vehicles
				and subject to all traffic rules. These vehicles shall not be operated on
				paths, sidewalks, authorized bicycle or pedestrian areas, or in
				buildings.
(2) Class 1 and 2
				electric-assisted bicycles are subject to all of the restrictions set forth in
				WAC
				478-116-232
				relating to the use of bicycles and micromobility devices.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-221, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11; 97-14-005, §
											478-116-221, filed 6/19/97,
					 effective 9/15/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part III - USE OF MOTORIZED AND NONMOTORIZED VEHICLES › Section 478-116-232 - Use of bicycles and micromobility devices (nonmotorized and motorized)

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(1) Bicycles and
				motorized and nonmotorized micromobility devices may be ridden any where
				vehicles are permitted. It shall be a violation of this section for any device
				operator to fail to yield to pedestrians, or to ride on paths, sidewalks, or
				streets where it is indicated as prohibited (i.e., signs, in-app technology,
				onsite measures). Pedestrians always have the right of way. An audible signal
				or warning must be given by the operator whenever there is any appreciable risk
				of injury to a pedestrian not otherwise aware of the presence of the
				device.
(2) All devices shall be
				operated in a controlled and safe manner at all times. Riding at speeds too
				fast for conditions, weaving in and out of vehicular or pedestrian traffic, or
				similar unsafe actions shall be considered "negligent riding." Negligent riding
				shall be a violation of this section.
(3) Any use of devices that poses a risk to
				other individuals or university property is strictly prohibited. Moving or
				riding a device into any unauthorized area such as a building, restricted
				access zone, or parking garage is prohibited.
(4) Bicycles and micromobility devices
				operated on campus shall be subject to all relevant state and local statutes
				regulating bicycle use. Violation of those statutes shall be considered a
				violation of this section.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-232, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part III - USE OF MOTORIZED AND NONMOTORIZED VEHICLES › Section 478-116-242 - Use of skateboards

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Skateboard use in pedestrian areas including, but not limited
				  to, walkways, ramps, concourses, and plazas (such as "Red Square"), and on
				  internal university streets and loading areas on the campus, is restricted
				  solely to transporting an individual from one campus destination to another.
				  Any recreational, athletic, or other exhibitioner use of skateboards unrelated
				  to transportation is strictly prohibited, unless expressly approved in advance
				  by the appropriate committee on the use of university facilities, pursuant to
				  chapter 478-136 WAC. The use of skateboards for any purpose within parking lots
				  or parking garages is strictly prohibited.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-242, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-301 - Issuance of parking and traffic citations

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(1) Upon probable cause to believe that a
				violation of this chapter related to motorized vehicle parking has occurred, an
				authorized agent of transportation services may issue a parking citation
				setting forth the date, approximate time, locality, nature of the violation,
				identifiable characteristics of the vehicle if applicable, and the amount of
				the fine(s).
(2) Upon probable
				cause to believe that a violation related to parking, traffic, or nonmotorized
				vehicles has occurred, UWPD may issue a citation setting forth the date,
				approximate time, locality, nature of violation, identifiable characteristics
				of the vehicle if applicable, and amount of the fine(s).
(3) The following information shall accompany
				and/or be printed on the citation:
(a) The
				violation fine and instructions for payment; and
(b) Instruction for contesting the citation,
				including where to obtain and submit petitions.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-305 - Immobilization or impoundment of motor vehicles

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Any motor vehicle may be subject to immobilization or
				  impoundment for cause as specified under WAC
				  478-116-351. The university and
				  its officers, employees, and agents shall not be liable for loss or damage of
				  any kind resulting from such immobilization or impoundment. The permit holder
				  and/or registered owner of a vehicle that has been immobilized shall be fully
				  liable for any loss or damage to immobilization equipment.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-305, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-315 - Parking product revocations

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Parking products issued by the university are the property of
				  the university, and may be recalled or revoked by the university for any of the
				  following reasons:
(1) When the
				purposes for which the parking product was issued changes or no longer
				exists;
(2) When an unauthorized
				individual uses the parking product;
(3) Falsification on a parking product
				application;
(4) Nonpayment of fees
				and/or fines;
(5) Counterfeiting or
				altering of parking products; or (6) Failure to comply with a final adjudicated
				decision of transportation services.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-315, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-321 - Use of recalled, revoked, lost, stolen, or forged/altered permits prohibited

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(1) Vehicles
				displaying parking products that have been recalled, revoked, forged, altered,
				or reported lost or stolen will be subject to a citation and may be immobilized
				or impounded on sight. Parking products that have been revoked, recalled, or
				reported lost or stolen must be returned to transportation services or an
				authorized agent of transportation services before the vehicle will be
				released.
(2) Purchasing a parking
				product from a party other than transportation services or a lawful designee
				shall not constitute an excuse or defense for violating this section.
(3) Parties using parking products that have
				been recalled, revoked, forged, altered, or reported lost or stolen shall be
				subject to a serious violation per WAC
				478-116-325,
				and in addition, will be responsible for paying the cost of an equivalent
				permit fee from the date the permit was revoked, recalled, or reported lost or
				stolen to the date the permit expired or was returned to transportation
				services.
(4) Any unpaid fines for
				a violation of the rules in chapter 478-116 WAC will be deducted from any
				refunds resulting from the revocation of parking products.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-321, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-325 - Motor vehicle violation types by category

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The following offense categories and applicable violations of
				  the rules listed below is hereby established.
Offense Category
Applicable Violations
Minor
Permit not registered to vehicle, see WAC
						  478-116-114;
						  Parking outside of area assigned by permit, see WAC
						  478-116-114;
						  Improper display of permit, see WAC
						  478-116-122.
General
No valid permit displayed, no valid permit for space or
						  parking without making payment, see WAC
						  478-116-111,
						  478-116-112,
						  and
						  478-116-155;
						  Occupying more than one space, see WAC
						  478-116-135;
						  Parking at expired meter, see WAC
						  478-116-155;
						  Overtime parking, see WAC
						  478-116-175;
All other violations of this chapter.
Major
Obstructing traffic or pedestrian movements, see WAC
						  478-116-135;
						  Parking in restricted, prohibited, or nonparking areas, see WAC
						  478-116-135,
						  478-116-191,
						  478-116-193,
						  and
						  478-116-197.
Serious
Disability/wheelchair space violations, see WAC
						  478-116-195;
						  Use of revoked, stolen, forged, or altered parking products, see WAC
						  478-116-321.
Late Payment Fee
Penalty for failure to pay fine, respond, or comply with
						  final decision of the citation hearing office within time limits, see WAC
						  478-116-301.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.20.130 and BRG, Standing Orders, Chapter
					 1. 12-03-038, §
											478-116-325, filed 1/9/12,
					 effective 2/9/12. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-325, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-331 - Nonmotorized vehicle violation types by category

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The following offense categories and applicable violations of
				  the rules listed below is hereby established.
Offense Category
Applicable Violations
General
Failure to yield to pedestrians, riding in
						  restricted/prohibited areas, violation of state bicycle codes, see WAC
						  478-116-232.
Major
Negligent riding, see WAC
						  478-116-232.
Impoundment Fee
Bicycle, class 1 and 2 electric-assisted bicycles, and
						  electric scooters impoundment, skateboard impoundment, see WAC
						  478-116-365
						  and
						  478-116-371.
Skateboard Violations
Fines based on number of violations within a set time
						  period, see WAC
						  478-116-371.
Late Payment Fee
Penalty for failure to pay fine, respond, or comply with
						  the final decision of the citation hearing office within time limits, see WAC
						  478-116-301.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-331, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-335 - Payment of citation fines

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(1) All
				fines must be paid as designated on the citation within twenty calendar days
				from the date of the citation.
(2)
				Fines for parking citations must be delivered in person to the transportation
				services' office, paid online, or mailed and postmarked on or before the due
				date specified in these rules to avoid additional penalties.
(3) Fines for traffic citations associated
				with violations of this chapter must be delivered in person to the UWPD office,
				or mailed and postmarked on or before the due date specified in these rules to
				avoid additional penalties.
(4) If
				any citation has neither been paid nor appealed after twenty calendar days from
				the date of the citation, the university shall impose an additional fine as
				specified in WAC
				478-116-325
				or
				478-116-331
				and may:
(a) Withhold the violator's degrees,
				transcripts, grades, refunds, or credits until all fines are paid;
(b) Delay registration for the following
				quarter;
(c) Impound or immobilize
				the violator's vehicle after providing notice of nonpayment to the permit
				holder and/or registered owner;
(d)
				Deny future transportation product privileges to the violator; or
(e) Refer outstanding balances associated
				with unpaid fines for collection in accordance with applicable statutes and
				university procedure.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-341 - Motorized vehicles - Responsible parties for illegal parking

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(1) For any motor
				vehicle citation involving a violation of this chapter where the motor vehicle
				is registered to a permit holder, there shall be a prima facie presumption that
				the permit holder was the person who operated the motor vehicle in violation of
				these rules. Such responsibility does not afford a defense to another person
				who violated these rules.
(2) For
				any motor vehicle citation involving a violation of this chapter where the
				motor vehicle is not registered to a permit holder, there shall be a prima
				facie presumption that the registered owner of the motor vehicle was the person
				who operated the motor vehicle in violation of these rules. Such responsibility
				does not afford a defense to another person who violated these rules.
(3) This section shall not apply to
				university operated motor vehicles. The operator of a university motor vehicle
				is personally liable for any citation issued to the motor vehicle.
(4) A third party other than the permit
				holder or registered owner can assume responsibility for a citation by either
				paying the citation within twenty calendars days of the date of the citation or
				submitting a petition where the third party agrees to take
				responsibility.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-341, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-351 - Motorized vehicles-Immobilization and impoundment

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(1) In addition to issuing citations for
				violations of these rules, authorized agents of transportation services and
				UWPD may immobilize or impound any motorized vehicle parked on campus in
				violation of these rules. The expenses of immobilization, impoundment, and
				storage shall be charged to the owner or operator of the motor vehicle, or
				both, and must be paid before the motor vehicle's release. Grounds for
				immobilizing or impounding motor vehicles shall include, but not be limited to,
				the following:
(a) Blocking a roadway so as to
				impede the flow of traffic;
(b)
				Blocking a walkway, trail, sidewalk, or crosswalk so as to impede the flow of
				pedestrian traffic or impede the ability of any person to fully access such
				walkway, trail, sidewalk, or crosswalk;
(c) Blocking a fire hydrant or fire
				lane;
(d) Creating a public safety
				hazard;
(e) Blocking another
				legally parked vehicle;
(f) Parking
				in a marked "tow-away" zone;
(g)
				Failing to pay a fine imposed under this chapter following notice of nonpayment
				to the registered permit holder and/or registered owner of the motor
				vehicle;
(h) Use of recalled,
				revoked, lost, stolen, or forged/ altered permits prohibited as per WAC
				478-116-321;
(i) UWPD has probable cause to believe the
				motor vehicle is stolen;
(j) UWPD
				has probable cause to believe the motor vehicle contains or constitutes
				evidence of a crime and impoundment is necessary to obtain or preserve such
				evidence; or
(k) When a driver is
				arrested and/or deprived of the right to leave with the driver's motor vehicle
				and UWPD is responsible for safekeeping of the vehicle.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-361 - Motorized vehicles-Impoundment of abandoned motor vehicles

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Authorized agents of transportation services discovering an
				  apparently abandoned motor vehicle shall attach to the motor vehicle a readily
				  visible notification sticker warning of impoundment if the motor vehicle is not
				  removed within seventy-two hours from the time the sticker is attached. The
				  sticker shall contain the following information:
(1) The date and time sticker was
				attached;
(2) A statement that if
				the motor vehicle is not removed within seventy-two hours from the time the
				sticker is attached, the motor vehicle will be impounded; and
(3) The address and telephone number where
				additional information may be obtained.
If the motor vehicle is not removed within seventy-two hours,
				  the motor vehicle shall be impounded as described in WAC
				  478-116-351.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-361, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-365 - Nonmotorized vehicles-Impoundment of bicycles, electric-assisted bicycles, and electric scooters

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(1) Bicycles,
				electric-assisted bicycles, and electric scooters parked in violation of WAC
				478-116-199 will
				be subject to seizure and impoundment by the university.
(2) Except as provided by WAC
				478-116-199(2),
				a bicycle abandoned or parked on campus, other than at residential halls, for
				fourteen consecutive days or longer is presumed abandoned and is subject to
				seizure and impoundment by the university. Bicycles remaining at resident halls
				once the school year ends will be presumed abandoned and are subject to seizure
				and impoundment by the university. A bicycle will not be considered abandoned
				when the owner/operator is unable to remove it and so notifies UWPD. A bicycle
				that has been obviously stripped or vandalized may be immediately
				impounded.
(3) Owners of impounded
				bicycles, electric-assisted bicycles, and electric scooters, if identifiable,
				will be notified as soon as reasonably possible after impoundment and must
				reclaim their bicycle within fifteen consecutive days. All fines, fees, and the
				impoundment fee must be paid prior to the release of the bicycle. Bicycles,
				electric-assisted bicycles, and electric scooters unclaimed after sixty
				consecutive days will be subject to sale through the university surplus
				property department.
(4) The
				university and its officers, agents, and employees shall not be liable for loss
				or damage of any kind resulting from impoundment, storage, or sale of any item
				under this section.
(5) Impoundment
				or sale of any bicycle, electric-assisted bicycles, and electric scooters under
				this section shall neither substitute for, nor release, any person from
				liability for damage to persons or property caused by the use of a bicycle, nor
				does it remove the obligation for any fines associated with the violation or
				other outstanding citations. Any proceeds resulting from the sale of a bicycle
				though the university surplus department will be credited toward the
				outstanding fee associated with the impoundment of that bicycle.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-365, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part IV - FINES, CITATIONS, IMMOBILIZATION, AND IMPOUNDMENT › Section 478-116-371 - Nonmotorized vehicles-Skateboard violations

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(1) Skateboard use in violation of WAC
				478-116-242
				shall result in the following:
(a) For the
				first offense, UWPD will record the name of the individual and provide a
				written warning against further skateboard use in violation of WAC
				478-116-242.
				Individuals who cannot produce satisfactory identification will be given a
				receipt for their skateboard, which will be impounded at the UWPD station until
				they are able to return with the receipt and identification. There will be no
				impoundment fee.
(b) For a second
				offense, within twenty-four months of any previous offense or warning, the
				skateboard will be impounded for not less than forty-eight hours and the
				offender shall be subject to a fine of ten dollars plus applicable impoundment
				fee.
(c) For a third or subsequent
				offense, within twenty-four months of any previous two offenses, warnings, or
				combination thereof, the skateboard will be impounded for not less than thirty
				calendar days and the offender shall be subject to a fine of thirty dollars
				plus the applicable impoundment fee.
(d) Impounded skateboards will be held by
				UWPD and released only during regular business hours to individuals with
				satisfactory identification. Payment of a ten-dollar storage fee will also be
				required for release, except as provided in (a) of this
				subsection.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part V - CITATION APPEALS › Section 478-116-415 - Election to contest immobilization or impoundment (Repealed)

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Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-415, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-116 - Parking and traffic rules of the University of Washington, Seattle › Part V - CITATION APPEALS › Section 478-116-425 - Presiding and reviewing citation hearing officer

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The presiding and reviewing citation hearing officers shall
				  be appointed in accordance with WAC
				  478-108-030 and shall have
				  authority to hear and decide matters involving violation of these rules
				  including, but not limited to, the ability to issue warnings, dismiss
				  citations, and reduce, suspend, or impose the fines set forth in this
				  chapter.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.10.560 and
					 28B.20.130. 11-13-058, §
											478-116-425, filed 6/14/11,
					 effective 8/8/11.