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Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-300 - Discrimination policies and procedures › Section 495E-300-010 - General policy

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Any applicant for admission, enrolled student, applicant for
				employment or employee of Renton Technical College who believes she/he has been
				discriminated against on any unlawful basis, including sex, marital status,
				race, color, national origin, handicap/disability, age, or religion, may lodge
				an institutional grievance by following the procedures below.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-116, §
										495E-300-010, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-300 - Discrimination policies and procedures › Section 495E-300-020 - Informal procedure

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(1) All
			 applicants, employees, and students should feel free to discuss perceived
			 discrimination with the individual responsible and with the person immediately
			 in charge, such as the first-line supervisor or instructor, to see if the
			 situation can be resolved informally. Applicants, employees, and students may
			 also consult directly and confidentially with the college affirmative action
			 officer without making a formal written complaint. However, they are not
			 required to use the informal process and may go directly to the formal
			 procedure.
(2) Any college official
			 receiving any discrimination complaint shall contact the affirmative action
			 officer or designee as soon as practicable. The college official shall arrange
			 for the complainant to receive a copy of the complaint procedure.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-116, §
										495E-300-020, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-300 - Discrimination policies and procedures › Section 495E-300-030 - Formal procedure

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Employees and students may make a written complaint concerning
				discriminatory behavior to the affirmative action officer or his/her
				designee.
(1) Complaints will be held
			 in confidence to the extent this is reasonably possible. No action against the
			 person accused will ordinarily be taken on behalf of the complainant unless the
			 complainant consents to be identified to the accused, although the college
			 reserves all rights to take appropriate corrective measures regardless of the
			 actions of the complainant.
(2) The
			 complainant or accused may bring a person of his or her choice to any meetings
			 about the complaint.
(3) The
			 affirmative action officer or designee shall give a copy of these regulations
			 and any applicable board policy to the person making the written complaint and
			 to the accused.
(4) The affirmative
			 action officer will meet, consult, and investigate as he/she deems appropriate.
			 An informal hearing may be substituted for or added to an investigation if the
			 complainant and the accused agree. The affirmative action officer or designee
			 will be responsible for conducting any such hearing.
(5) The affirmative action officer or
			 designee shall promptly communicate his/her findings to both the complainant
			 and the accused, and then shall make a written report of those findings and a
			 recommendation to the appropriate disciplinary authority or other college
			 official (but not one who would hear any appeal).
(6) Appropriate corrective measures, if any,
			 will be decided by the appropriate disciplinary authority or official. If an
			 accused employee or student disagrees with the determination or appropriateness
			 of the corrective measures, that individual may contest those measures through
			 any available faculty or classified grievance procedures, if they are covered
			 by a bargained agreement, or the student code appeal procedure.
(7) Information will be entered in a
			 personnel or student file only to the extent that a formal reprimand or other
			 disciplinary action has been taken. If no disciplinary action is taken, the
			 affirmative action officer will keep a record of the investigation for a period
			 of three years and then that record will be destroyed. If a complaint is filed
			 with an outside state or federal agency, files will be maintained until that
			 complaint is resolved. When such files are used, written notice will be placed
			 in the file indicating the person using the file and the date used.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-116, §
										495E-300-030, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-300 - Discrimination policies and procedures › Section 495E-300-040 - Other remedies

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These procedures outlined in WAC
				495E-300-010 through
				495E-300-030, are internal
				college procedures and, as such, serve to resolve complaints within the
				college's administrative framework. These procedures do not restrict or replace
				an individual's right to file a timely complaint with an external agency such
				as the Office of Civil Rights, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or the
				Washington state human rights commission.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-116, §
										495E-300-040, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-300 - Discrimination policies and procedures › Section 495E-300-050 - Policy statement on disabilities

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Students with documented disabilities who meet admission
				qualifications will be provided reasonable accommodation. Accommodations may be
				made in the style of instructional delivery, method of evaluation, or
				curricular aides. The college will not lower the standard measurement of
				competency for the certificate of merit or the standards of a degree.
Specific support services and auxiliary aide should be
				determined prior to registration. State vocational rehabilitation agencies or
				common school districts charged with providing support to handicapped students
				will retain primacy of responsibility for necessary auxiliary aids.
Renton Technical College encourages all students to achieve the
				highest level of skill development possible, as well as to achieve the ability
				to function independently in the workplace. Therefore, accommodations will be
				provided on a decreasing basis to the extent that the student's reasonable
				requirements diminish as the student becomes increasingly successful in
				training and nears job placement.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-116, §
										495E-300-050, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-325 - State Environmental Policy Act rules › Section 495E-325-010 - Implementation of State Environmental Policy Act

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(1) It shall be the policy of Renton
			 Technical College that all actions taken by the district shall comply with the
			 provisions of
			 chapter
			 43.21C RCW (the State
			 Environmental Policy Act), and chapters 197-11 and 132-24 WAC.
(2) The president of the district or his/her
			 designee shall be responsible for administering and implementing this
			 policy.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140. 93-13-117, §
										495E-325-010, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-010 - Applicable law

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Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force of the
				faculty of Renton Technical College shall be governed by the laws of the state
				of Washington, these rules, and applicable collective bargaining
				agreement(s).
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and34.05.220 .
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-010, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-020 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions given in
				chapter
				28B.50 RCW, as used
				herein the term:
(1) "Appointing
			 authority" shall mean the board of trustees for Renton Technical College and
			 College District 27.
(2)
			 "President" shall mean the president of Renton Technical College.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and 34.05.220.
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-020, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-030 - Evaluation of probationer by review committee

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The criteria considered by the review committee evaluating a
				faculty probationer shall include, without limitation: Teaching skill,
				relationships with students, staff, and administrators, knowledge of the
				subject matter he/she is charged with teaching, and overall contribution to the
				college.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and 34.05.220.
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-030, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-040 - Faculty statement on maintaining professional competency

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A tenured faculty member shall maintain professional competency
				in teaching skills and his/her particular discipline, through pursuit of a
				related organized course of study, research, inservice training, conference
				attendance, additional vocational experience, and maintenance of
				certification.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and 34.05.220.
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-040, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-050 - Grounds constituting sufficient cause

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Sufficient cause for dismissal or removal of a faculty member
				shall include any unlawful act of violence, any unlawful act resulting in
				destruction of college property, conviction of a felony, sexual harassment, any
				unlawful interference with the orderly conduct of the educational process,
				incompetence, failure to perform an assignment or duty required by law or
				contract or layoff and/or reduction in force.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and34.05.220 .
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-050, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 495E - Renton Technical College › Chapter 495E-400 - Faculty tenure, dismissal, and reduction in force › Section 495E-400-060 - Reduction in force

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(1) Except in
			 cases of financial emergency declared by the state board and acted on by the
			 district board under
			 RCW
			  28B.50.873, the president shall determine
			 which program(s) and/or support services are most necessary to maintain the
			 educational mission of the college and where and when any reduction in force of
			 tenured or probationary faculty members will occur.
(2) The president shall give advance written
			 notice of any program reduction which is likely to cause a reduction in force
			 of faculty to interested faculty members and to the district board, which shall
			 affirm, modify, or reverse that reduction subject only to judicial
			 review.
(3) If the president
			 determines that a reduction in force of faculty is necessary, the president
			 shall conduct the reduction, in accordance with applicable collective
			 bargaining agreements. Unless provided otherwise by an applicable agreement,
			 the order of employee reduction will be based on seniority within the program
			 or service being reduced. Unless provided otherwise by an applicable agreement,
			 each affected tenured or probationary faculty member shall be given written
			 notice of termination or reduced hours and an opportunity to seek review, which
			 review may be initiated only by the faculty member filing with the president,
			 within twenty days of receipt of the notice, a written request for review. Such
			 review shall be limited to determining whether he/she is a proper employee to
			 be terminated or reduced, and shall otherwise be made in accordance with
			 RCW
			  28B.50.863 et seq. when
			 appropriate.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140, [28B.50.]852 and34.05.220 .
				  93-13-118, §
										495E-400-060, filed 6/21/93,
				  effective 7/22/93.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part I - GENERAL PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 504-04-010 - Matters subject to brief adjudication

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The following proceedings are matters to be treated as brief
				  adjudications pursuant to
				  RCW
				   34.05.482 through
				  34.05.491:
(1) Student conduct proceedings, except for
				matters involving sanctions of suspension for greater than ten instructional
				days, expulsion, revocation of degree, or loss of recognition of a recognized
				or registered student organization. The procedural rules of chapter 504-26 WAC
				apply to all student conduct proceedings.
(2) Appeals of residency determinations. If a
				hearing is required by law or constitutional right, appeals of residency
				determinations under
				RCW
				 28B.15.013 are brief adjudicative proceedings
				conducted by the office of the registrar.
(3) Appeals of parking violations. Appeals of
				parking violations are brief adjudicative proceedings conducted pursuant to
				applicable rules. See WAC
				504-13-860,
				504-14-860,
				504-15-860, and
				504-19-860.
(4) Hearings on student records. Hearings
				pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act,  20 U.S.C. Sec. 1232g are to be brief adjudicative proceedings conducted pursuant to the rules of
				chapter 504-21 WAC.
(5) Hearings on
				denial of financial aid. Any hearings required by state or federal law
				regarding granting, modification or denial of financial aid are brief
				adjudicative proceedings conducted by the office of student financial
				services.
(6) Discipline and
				termination of student employees. When required by law, hearings for the
				termination of or imposition of disciplinary measures on student employees are
				brief adjudicative proceedings.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  28B.30.150. WSR 07-02-034, §
											504-04-010, filed 12/26/06,
					 effective 1/26/07. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. WSR 89-23-117, §
											504-04-010, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part I - GENERAL PROCEDURAL RULES › Section 504-04-020 - Appointment of presiding officers for all adjudicative proceedings

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The president of Washington State University or his or her
				  designee has the power to appoint members of the faculty, staff, and student
				  body; administrative law judges; members in good standing of the Washington
				  state bar association; the president or his or her designee; a person or entity
				  with whom the university contracts; or any combination of the above to be
				  presiding officers for formal and brief adjudicative proceedings. When more
				  than one individual is designated to be the presiding officer, one person shall
				  be designated by the president or designee to make decisions concerning
				  discovery, closure, means of recording adjudicative proceedings, and similar
				  matters. The term "presiding officer" as used in this chapter is read in the
				  plural when the context demands.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. 89-23-117, §
											504-04-020, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part II - PROCEDURAL RULES FOR FORMAL PROCEEDINGS › Section 504-04-110 - Adoption of model rules of procedure for formal (full) adjudications- Exceptions

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In formal adjudications (also referred to as full
				  adjudications) pursuant to
				  RCW
				   34.05.413 through
				  34.05.476,
				  Washington State University follows the Administrative Procedure Act (chapter
				  34.05 RCW) and hereby adopts the model rules of procedure adopted by the office
				  of administrative hearings, chapter 10-08 WAC, with the following exceptions
				  :
(1) WAC
				10-08-190
				Adjudicative proceedings-Cameras-Recording devices.
See WAC
				  504-04-120
				  which determines the use of cameras and recording devices at adjudicative
				  proceedings.
(2) Chapter
				504-26 WAC sets forth exceptions and modifications to the model rules of
				procedure for formal hearings involving student discipline.
(3) The university's faculty manual sets
				forth exceptions and modifications to the model rules of procedure for formal
				hearings involving faculty discipline.
(4) Other procedural rules adopted in this
				title and this chapter are supplementary to the model rules. In the case of a
				conflict between the model rules and procedural rules adopted by Washington
				State University, the procedural rules adopted by the university
				govern.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. 89-23-117, §
											504-04-110, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part II - PROCEDURAL RULES FOR FORMAL PROCEEDINGS › Section 504-04-120 - Confidentiality of student, faculty, and staff formal adjudicative proceedings

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In formal adjudicative proceedings, the presiding officer
				  has the power to close all or part of the hearing to public observation. The
				  presiding officer has the power to impose reasonable conditions upon
				  observation of the proceeding. The presiding officer also has the power to
				  regulate the use of photographic and recording equipment. In the case of
				  hearings involving discipline, termination, or administrative cancellation of
				  enrollment, hearings are normally closed to public observation. In student
				  conduct matters, including those implicating Title IX, hearings are closed to
				  public observation in accordance with WAC 504-26-025.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. 89-23-117, §
											504-04-120, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part II - PROCEDURAL RULES FOR FORMAL PROCEEDINGS › Section 504-04-130 - Advising and representation of parties

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Any person whose rights are in issue in a formal adjudicative
				  proceeding has the right to have an advisor present during any stage of the
				  proceedings. However, only persons currently admitted to practice law,
				  including licensed legal interns, are permitted to act as representatives at
				  the proceedings. The presiding officer has the power to impose reasonable
				  conditions upon participation of advisors and
				  representatives.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. 89-23-117, §
											504-04-130, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-04 - Practice and procedure › Part II - PROCEDURAL RULES FOR FORMAL PROCEEDINGS › Section 504-04-140 - Discovery

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Discovery in formal hearings may be permitted at the
				  discretion of the presiding officer, unless specific limitations apply. In
				  permitting discovery, reference must be made to the civil rules applicable in
				  court proceedings for guidance.
The presiding officer has the power to control the frequency
				  and nature of discovery permitted, and to order discovery conferences to
				  discuss discovery issues.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					  34.05.220,
					 28B.30.095,
					 28B.30.125,
					 28B.10.648,
					 34.05.250 and
					 34.05.482. 89-23-117, §
											504-04-140, filed 11/22/89,
					 effective 12/23/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-07 - Board of regents › Section 504-07-010 - Board of regents meetings

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(1) Regular
			 meetings. Regular meetings of the board of regents, including committees
			 thereof, are held pursuant to a schedule and at locations established annually
			 by resolution of the board. The annual meeting schedule is published in the
Washington State Register
. Meetings may be canceled or
			 rescheduled by the president of the university, with the concurrence of the
			 president of the board.
(2)
			 Rescheduled regular meetings. Any regular meeting of the board or its
			 committees may be rescheduled by publishing notice of the changed date and/or
			 location in the
Washington State Register
at least twenty days
			 in advance of the rescheduled meeting date. If twenty days advance notice of a
			 rescheduled meeting is not given, the meeting is conducted as a special meeting
			 under RCW
			  42.30.080.
(3) All meetings. All meetings of the board
			 or its committees are conducted in conformance with the laws of the state of
			 Washington governing such meetings and the bylaws of the board.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.30.150. 10-21-023, §
										504-07-010, filed 10/11/10,
				  effective 11/11/10.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-010 - Authorization

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				  RCW
				   28B.30.125,
				  28B.30.150,
				  28B.10.560, and
				  chapter
				  34.05 RCW, the board of
				  regents of the university adopts this chapter to govern parking and traffic at
				  Washington State University Tri-Cities, hereinafter referred to as
				  WSUTC.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-010, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-020 - Purposes of regulations

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(1) The purposes
				of these regulations are to:
(a) Expedite
				university business and provide maximum safety, order, and access;
(b) Regulate parking, with priority given to:
(i) Services of the university;
(ii) Persons who require the use of vehicles
				in connection with their on-campus work; and
(iii) Staff and students who require the use
				of private vehicles because of a disability or other approved reason.
(c) Provide and maintain suitable
				campus parking and traffic facilities.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-030 - Knowledge of parking regulations

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It is the responsibility of all individuals parking on the
				  campus to read and fully understand these regulations. Lack of knowledge of
				  these regulations is not acceptable as grounds for dismissal of parking
				  tickets.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-030, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-040 - Applicable parking and traffic laws and regulations

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The following laws and regulations apply upon lands owned
				  and/or controlled by WSUTC:
(1) The
				motor vehicle and other traffic laws of the state of Washington (Revised Code
				of Washington); and
(2) This
				chapter.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-040, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-050 - Emergencies

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The president of the university delegates to the WSUTC campus
				  chancellor the authority to suspend, modify, or repeal any or all provisions in
				  this chapter for an authorized WSU special event or in the event of an
				  emergency, disaster, or other like contingency. Such action shall be limited in
				  duration and scope to meet the institutional needs of WSUTC and/or address the
				  dangers of the contingency.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-050, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-080 - Severability

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If any provision of this chapter, or its application to any
				  person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of the chapter or its
				  application to other persons or circumstances is unaffected.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-080, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part I - INTRODUCTION › Section 504-13-100 - Definitions

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The definitions in this section are applicable within the
				  context of this chapter.
(1) Campus.
				Describes all property owned, leased, and/or controlled by WSUTC which is or
				may hereafter be dedicated mainly to the educational, research, recreational,
				parking, or other activities of WSUTC.
(2) Day. Unless otherwise specified, the term
				"day" refers to a calendar day.
(3)
				Disability parking. See persons with disability.
(4) Disability zone. A parking zone
				designated for exclusive use by persons with disability and identified with a
				sign bearing the associated international symbol.
(5) Fire zone. An area needed for emergency
				access to buildings, fire hydrants, or fire equipment. Such areas include, but
				are not limited to, areas with adjacent curbs or rails painted red.
(6) Holiday. See university
				holiday.
(7) Illegal use of permit.
				A parking violation in which a parking ticket is issued under the following
				circumstances:
(a) Use of a parking permit or
				indicator obtained under false pretenses;
(b) Use of a modified parking permit or
				indicator;
(c) Use and/or retention
				of a parking permit or indicator by person(s) ineligible, or no longer
				eligible, for such permit as described and authorized in this
				chapter.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-200 - Enforcement authority (i.e., parking and transportation coordinator)

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WSUTC public safety (e.g., security personnel and emergency
				  response coordinator) and the parking department are charged with the impartial
				  enforcement of these regulations. Personnel in these departments have authority
				  to issue parking tickets, to impound vehicles, and to control access to
				  areas.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-200, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-210 - Times of enforcement

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Parking regulations are subject to enforcement at all
				  times.
(1) Parking permit areas. All
				parking permit areas are limited to authorized permit holders during specific
				hours. These hours are posted in each parking area at the entrance to parking
				areas or along roadways where parking is marked.
(2) Restricted spaces. These spaces are
				restricted for their designated purpose at all times unless signed otherwise:
(a) Disability zones;
(b) Load/unload;
(c) Service;
(d) Reserved;
(e) Reserved (bagged) parking meters;
				and
(f) Areas which are specially
				signed or physically set apart by barricades, traffic cones, tape, or other
				devices.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-220 - Signed and marked areas

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(1) Parking on
				campus is permitted only in the marked and/or signed spaces in parking areas
				and on streets. All other areas outside these designated areas are "no parking
				zones." Each parking area has signs or markings to indicate the type of parking
				permit or parking payment required and the times they are required.
(2) Individual parking spaces are marked, and
				no vehicle may be parked so as to occupy any portion of more than one parking
				space. The fact that other vehicles were parked in a manner requiring a vehicle
				to occupy a portion of more than one space shall not constitute an excuse for a
				violation of this regulation.
(3)
				Standing (the stopping of a vehicle with the driver remaining in it) is
				permitted in marked parking spaces, except metered spaces and restricted
				spaces, even though the vehicle does not have a valid parking permit. Double
				parking while "standing" is not permitted.
(4) Should there be a conflict between these
				regulations, map designation, and on-site signs regarding parking instructions,
				the on-site sign takes precedence.
(5) Permit areas and restricted spaces are
				not always signed individually.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-220, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-250 - Motorcycles and mopeds

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(1) The general
				traffic regulations applicable to motor vehicles apply to motorcycles and
				mopeds. Motorcycles or mopeds may not be driven on sidewalks or in pedestrian
				mall areas. Owners of motorcycles and mopeds are responsible for all violations
				issued.
(2) The university
				classifies mopeds and motorcycles by engine displacement (also referred to as
				engine size). This definition applies only to university property and does not
				replace or supersede the definitions established by the state of Washington for
				licensing purposes.
(3) Motorcycles
				and mopeds: Motorcycles and mopeds may park only in spaces which are marked by
				signs or the letter "M" painted on the parking surface. Motorcycles and mopeds
				must display a valid WSUTC motorcycle permit during posted times. During all
				other times, these spaces are restricted to use by motorcycles and mopeds
				only.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-250, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-300 - Financial responsibility for parking tickets

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(1) Each registered parking permit holder
				shall be financially responsible for parking tickets on vehicles:
(a) Registered with the parking department;
				and/or
(b) Displaying the
				registered parking permit holder's permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-350 - Use of areas for emergency, maintenance, events, construction, or special needs

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WSUTC reserves the right to close any campus parking area at
				  any time it is deemed necessary for maintenance, safety, events, construction,
				  or to meet special needs. WSUTC public safety will provide notice to users when
				  possible.
Public safety and maintenance personnel performing official
				  duties may deviate from these regulations as required to conduct emergency
				  procedures.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-350, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part II - ENFORCEMENT › Section 504-13-360 - Liability

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The university assumes no responsibility for the care and
				  protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time the vehicle is on
				  university property.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-360, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-410 - Issuance, use, and term of parking permits

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Parking permits are available at various campus locations
				  upon application and payment of the appropriate fees. The applicant may receive
				  a parking permit and/or indicator which specifies parking area(s) where the
				  vehicle may be parked. Permits are valid up to and including the expiration
				  date on the permit.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-410, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-420 - Withholding of fines and fees

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All parking permit applications shall provide that the
				  university may withhold unpaid fines and fees, when permitted by law, from any
				  sums owed the permit holder and to treat the same as a debt.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-420, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-440 - Transfer of parking permit

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The ownership of a parking permit is not
				  transferable.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-440, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-450 - Replacement parking permits and indicators

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(1) The permit holder has responsibility for
				removing parking permits prior to selling or trading a vehicle. The
				identifiable remnants of the original permit must be presented to the parking
				department to receive a free replacement. Persons failing to comply with this
				requirement shall pay the cost of a new permit.
(2) Lost/stolen permits. Permit holders are
				responsible for the security of their permits. The theft or loss of a parking
				permit should be reported to the parking department immediately upon discovery.
				A lost or stolen permit may be replaced upon payment to the parking department
				of the cost of replacing the permit, according to a schedule adopted by the
				parking department. Lost or stolen permits must be returned to the parking
				department immediately if recovered.
(3) Windshield replacements. When a
				permit-bearing windshield is replaced, the permit replacement fee is waived if
				proof of windshield replacement is presented.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-450, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-460 - False information

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No person shall obtain, attempt to obtain, or use in a manner
				  contrary to these regulations, a modified parking permit or a permit issued
				  upon false information. A violation of this section includes giving a false
				  name, address, identification number, and/or other information known to be
				  false. It also includes the use of a visitor, conference, and commercial permit
				  by staff or students. Violation of this provision shall constitute the illegal
				  use of a parking permit and is subject to the issuance of parking
				  tickets.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-460, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-470 - Recall of parking permits

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Parking permits are the property of WSUTC and may be recalled
				  by the parking administrator when:
(1)
				The purpose for which the permit was issued changes or no longer
				exists;
(2) A parking permit
				application is falsified;
(3) A
				counterfeit, modified, or lost/stolen permit is used; or
(4) The parking permit fee is
				unpaid.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-470, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-510 - Parking permits - General

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The parking department issues parking permits for designated
				  areas of the campus. Any vehicle parked on the campus, other than a pay area or
				  metered space, must clearly display a valid WSUTC parking permit in accordance
				  with this chapter during the posted hours and in locations when and where
				  permits are required. University staff and students may not use any other
				  permit in lieu of a valid university parking permit.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-510, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-520 - Parking permits - Form and display

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All parking permits must be displayed in the approved
				  position on the vehicle with permit numbers and relevant dates visible.
				  Vehicles with permits which are not displayed in accordance with the provisions
				  of this section are subject to parking tickets for the violation of improperly
				  displaying a permit.
(1) Autos and
				trucks:
(a) Hanging permits, both annual and
				daily, must be displayed hanging from the rear-view mirror post.
(b) Permits mounted solely by suction cup and
				permit decals directly affixed to the windshield must be displayed on the front
				windshield at the lower left corner (driver's side). Decals must be mounted
				completely by means of their own adhesive (not by tape).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-540 - Zone parking permits - Availability and use

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The management and assignment of parking zones is designed to
				  provide a parking space to permit holders. However, uncontrolled access to
				  parking areas and unexpected parking demand make it impossible to guarantee a
				  parking space in the permit holder's assigned zone. Staff and students are
				  generally assigned to specific parking areas referred to as zones. Parking
				  zones are color-coded with respect to their price and numbered with respect to
				  the specific parking zone assignment of each permit holder. Permit holders may
				  park in their assigned zone as reflected by the combination of color and number
				  on their permit and corresponding sign. Exception: Green permit holders may
				  park in their numerically assigned green zone or in any red
				  zone.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-540, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-580 - Special indicator decals and hangers

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Special indicator decals or hangers may be issued to staff
				  and student permit holders who have otherwise valid parking permits in the
				  following cases:
(1) A "service
				indicator decal or hanger" is valid typically for a maximum of fifteen minutes
				in a marked service zone. A "mall service" indicator is valid typically for a
				maximum of fifteen-minute parking in the pedestrian mall. These are available
				to staff or students who must use a private vehicle for university
				business.
(2) Reserved parking
				indicator decals and hangers which are valid in parking spaces that are signed
				for the corresponding permit and indicator.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-580, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 504 - Washington State University › Chapter 504-13 - Campus parking and traffic regulations for Washington State University Tri-Cities › Part III - PARKING PERMITS › Section 504-13-600 - Parking permits for persons with disability

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(1) The provisions of this chapter cover the
				purchase and display of parking permits and the payment of fees and fines
				associated with parking for persons with disability.
(2) For the purpose of this chapter, persons
				with disability shall refer to a person or persons with disability who qualify
				for a state-issued persons with disability parking identification and
				permit.
(3) The university uses the
				state persons with disability parking permit system to determine eligibility
				for a university persons with disability parking permit. Persons desiring to
				purchase a university persons with disability parking permit must present a
				valid state-issued persons with disability parking identification and
				permit.
(4) Unless otherwise
				authorized, parking in spaces designated for persons with disability requires a
				valid university persons with disability parking permit to park on campus.
				University parking permits for persons with disability are available at the
				green zone rate.
(5) Persons with a
				university persons with disability parking permit may park in a persons with
				disability parking space and any other, nonrestricted permit space within a
				parking permit zone.
(6) Persons
				with a university persons with disability parking permit may not park in
				restricted spaces with the exception of persons with disability parking
				spaces.
(7) Unless otherwise
				posted, any university parking permit to include a persons with disability
				parking permit is not valid in lieu of payment of regular posted fees in pay
				parking facilities.
(8) A
				state-issued persons with disability license plate, placard, or permit is valid
				in lieu of a university persons with disability parking permit in parking zones
				during times when a university permit is not required.
(9) The university intends to retain control
				of access to the pedestrian malls on campus. For that reason a university
				persons with disability parking permit is required in lieu of a state-issued
				persons with disability license plate, placard, or permit as authorization to
				use a pedestrian mall to access marked persons with disability parking spaces
				within the confines of a pedestrian mall.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 28B.30.150. 09-11-069, §
											504-13-600, filed 5/14/09,
					 effective 7/1/09.