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Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-128 - Animal control at the University of Washington › Section 478-128-020 - Definitions

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"Animal" means any living creature except human beings, fish,
				any research animal maintained in university facilities, or natural wildlife
				inhabiting university property. This definition includes, among other things,
				pets.
"Imminent danger" means a threat to human and/or animal life or
				university property that is immediate or reasonably foreseeable under the
				circumstances.
"Organic debris" means animal feces, urine, vomit, blood,
				etc.
"Owner" means any person having an interest in or right of
				possession to an animal, or any person having control, custody, or possession
				of an animal.
"Running at large" means to be off the owner's residential
				premises and not under the owner's direct control.
"Service animal" has the same meaning as defined in
				RCW
				 49.60.040.
"Service animal in training" means a dog or miniature horse
				that is being trained to be a service animal, as that term is defined in
				RCW
				 49.60.040.
"University property" means property that the university owns
				as well as property that the university operates, leases, rents, or otherwise
				controls.
"Working animal" means an animal that is trained for specific
				tasks and under the control of police, security or emergency personnel, or
				other university employees or agents. Examples of working animals include, but
				are not limited to, patrol, rescue, or sentry dogs and therapy
				animals.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 09-08-016, §
										478-128-020, filed 3/23/09,
				  effective 4/23/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-128 - Animal control at the University of Washington › Section 478-128-030 - Animal control

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(1) All animals
			 brought onto university property shall be subject to license and leash laws of
			 the applicable city, county, or state jurisdiction.
(2) Except as provided in (a) through (e) of
			 this subsection, no animals shall be allowed in any buildings or structures the
			 university owns, operates, leases, rents, or controls.
(a) "Service animals" and "service animals in
			 training" may be permitted consistent with university policies, and/or state
			 and federal laws.
(b) Working
			 animals under the control of police, security or emergency personnel, or a
			 trained university employee may be permitted for specific functions consistent
			 with the animal's training.
(c)
			 Pets may be permitted in university residences for students, employees,
			 patient's families, and the general public, consistent with housing agreements
			 and policies established for each residence facility.
(d) The recognized university mascot,
			 properly leashed, may be permitted at appropriate university assemblages in
			 auditoria, ballrooms, dining areas, and at athletic events.
(e) Animals included as part of special
			 events may be permitted, subject to guidelines established for specific
			 university facilities and those established by the use of university facilities
			 committee in accordance with chapters 478-136 and 478-137 WAC (for example,
			 hosting a visiting team's animal mascot at Husky football games).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-128 - Animal control at the University of Washington › Section 478-128-040 - Enforcement and penalties

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(1) Any animal
			 found on university property under conditions violating any provision of this
			 chapter shall be subject to apprehension and impoundment in accordance with the
			 requirements of the applicable university, city, county or state rules,
			 regulations, or laws.
(2) Owners
			 found in violation of any provision of this chapter may be cited, banned from
			 any university property, or otherwise fined or penalized as provided under
			 applicable university, city, county, or state rules, regulations, or
			 laws.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 09-08-016, §
										478-128-040, filed 3/23/09,
				  effective 4/23/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-132 - Academic calendar for the University of Washington › Section 478-132-010 - Authority

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				RCW
				 28B.20.130, the board of regents of the
				University of Washington has established the following regulations governing
				the university calendar.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 00-04-038, §
										478-132-010, filed 1/25/00,
				  effective 2/25/00; Order 72-10, §
										478-132-010, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-132 - Academic calendar for the University of Washington › Section 478-132-020 - Purpose

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The purpose of these regulations is to provide information
				about the periods of the year during which residence credit classes will be
				offered.
Order 72-10, §
										478-132-020, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-132 - Academic calendar for the University of Washington › Section 478-132-030 - University calendar

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The calendar at the university consists of four quarters,
				which normally begin and end as follows:
(1) The autumn quarter shall begin on the
			 last Wednesday in September and end on the twelfth Friday thereafter.
(2) The winter quarter shall begin on the
			 first Monday after January 1 and end on the eleventh Friday thereafter. When
			 January 1 falls on Sunday, the winter quarter shall begin on Tuesday January 3;
			 when January 1 falls on Monday, the winter quarter shall begin on Wednesday
			 January 3.
(3) The spring quarter
			 shall begin on the second Monday after the close of winter quarter and end on
			 the eleventh Friday thereafter. The June commencement for UW Seattle shall be
			 the Saturday immediately following the last day of spring quarter.
(4) The summer quarter shall begin on the
			 second Monday following the June commencement and end on the ninth Friday
			 thereafter.
(5) Certain academic
			 programs may begin or end on schedules different from those in subsections (1)
			 through (4) of this section with the approval of the provost. In such cases, it
			 will be the responsibility of the appropriate dean to provide advance notice to
			 the affected students.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 03-08-040, §
										478-132-030, filed 3/27/03,
				  effective 4/1/04; 00-04-038, §
										478-132-030, filed 1/25/00,
				  effective 2/25/00. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 80-03-049
				  (Order 79-7), §
										478-132-030, filed 2/22/80; Order
				  72-10, §
										478-132-030, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-010 - Use of university facilities - General policy

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The University of Washington is an educational institution
				provided and maintained by the people of the state in order to carry out its
				broad mission of teaching, research and public service. The purpose of this
				policy is to ensure that all university facilities are reserved primarily for
				educational use including, but not limited to, instruction, research, public
				assembly, student activities, and recreational activities related to
				educational use. Further, each facility may be used for a variety of
				activities, as long as the primary function the facility was intended to serve
				is protected. Reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions may be placed on
				the use of university facilities.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 10-13-098, §
										478-136-010, filed 6/17/10,
				  effective 7/18/10; 97-24-047, §
										478-136-010, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 82-16-001
				  (Order 82-2), §
										478-136-010, filed 7/22/82,
				  effective 10/1/82; Order 73-2, §
										478-136-010, filed
				  1/10/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-015 - Delegated and administrative responsibilities

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(1) The board of regents has delegated to the
			 president of the university the authority to regulate the use of university
			 facilities.
Under this authority, the president has acted or will act as
				follows:
(a) Delegate to the chair for
			 the committee on the use of university facilities with respect to facilities
			 located on or governed by those located on the Seattle campus and for all other
			 university facilities except for those located on the campuses for which there
			 is a chancellor, the authority to review the use of university facilities; to
			 establish within the framework of this policy guidelines and procedures
			 governing such use; to approve or disapprove requested uses; and to establish
			 policies regarding fees and rental schedules where appropriate. Inquiries to
			 the chair for the Seattle campus should be directed to:
University of Washington Seattle
Seattle Chair of the Committee on the Use of University
				Facilities
Box 352230
Seattle, WA 98195-2230
(or phone: 206-543-9233, or email sprogram@uw.edu).
(b) Delegate to the chancellors of
			 the University of Washington campuses, with respect to facilities located on or
			 governed by those located on their campus, the authority to review the use of
			 university facilities; to establish within the framework of this policy
			 guidelines and procedures governing such use; to approve or disapprove
			 requested uses; and to establish policies regarding fees and rental schedules
			 where appropriate.
(c) Delegate the
			 chancellors the authority to subdelegate the authorities provided for in (b) of
			 this subsection to a chair of the committee on the use of university facilities
			 for facilities located on or governed by those located on their respective
			 campuses. For the current UW campuses, other than the Seattle campus, inquiries
			 concerning the use of university facilities may be directed to:
University of Washington Bothell
Bothell Chair of the Committee on the Use of University
				Facilities
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration and
				Planning
Box 358520
18115 Campus Way N.E.
Bothell, WA 98011
or
University of Washington Tacoma Tacoma
Chair of the Committee on the Use of University
				Facilities
1900 Commerce Street, GWP 312
Box 358430
Tacoma, WA 98402
(or, for the University of Washington Tacoma, phone:
				253-692-5645).
(d) Directs
			 the chairs for each committee on the use of university facilities to confer
			 with one another to promote a uniform application of this chapter.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-025 - Users

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(1) Faculty, staff,
			 and registered student organizations or official student governments may use
			 university facilities to hold events for faculty, staff, and students provided
			 such uses comply with this general policy on use of university facilities and
			 specific facilities use policies of individual university units. These events
			 do not require either sponsorship by an academic or administrative unit or
			 approval by a chair of the committee on the use of university
			 facilities.
(2) Faculty, staff, and
			 registered student organizations or official student governments may use
			 university facilities to hold events to which the general public is invited
			 when the event is sponsored by an academic or administrative unit and approved
			 by the appropriate chair of the committee on the use of university
			 facilities.
(3) Nonuniversity
			 organizations and individuals may use university facilities to hold events
			 which are sponsored by a university academic or administrative unit and
			 approved by the appropriate chair of the committee on the use of university
			 facilities. The general public may be invited to such events.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 10-13-098, §
										478-136-025, filed 6/17/10,
				  effective 7/18/10; 97-24-047, §
										478-136-025, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 82-16-001
				  (Order 82-2), §
										478-136-025, filed 7/22/82,
				  effective 10/1/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-030 - Limitations on use

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(1) First priority
			 for the use of campus facilities shall be given to regularly scheduled
			 university activities. Additionally, use of university facilities may be
			 subject to reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions that take into
			 account, among other considerations, the general facilities policy; the direct
			 and indirect costs to the institution; environmental, health and safety
			 concerns; wear and tear on the facilities; appropriateness of the event to the
			 specific facility; and the impact of the event on the campus community,
			 surrounding neighborhoods, and the general public.
(2) Freedom of expression is a highly valued
			 and indispensable quality of university life. However, university facilities
			 may not be used in ways which obstruct or disrupt university operations, the
			 freedom of movement, or any other lawful activities. No activity may obstruct
			 entrances, exits, staircases, doorways, hallways, or the safe and efficient
			 flow of people and vehicles.
(3)
			 University facilities may be used for political activities (including events
			 and forums regarding ballot propositions and/or candidates who have filed for
			 public office) only if the event has been sponsored by an administrative or
			 academic unit and approved by the appropriate committee chair, and subject to
			 the following limitations:
(a) The full
			 rental cost of the facility must be paid and state funds may not be used to pay
			 rental costs or any other costs associated with the event.
(b) All candidates who have filed for office
			 for a given position, regardless of party affiliation, must be given equal
			 access to the use of facilities within a reasonable time.
(c) No person shall solicit contributions on
			 university property for political uses, except in instances where this
			 limitation conflicts with applicable federal law regarding interference with
			 the mails.
(d) University
			 facilities may not be used to establish or maintain offices or headquarters for
			 political candidates or partisan political causes.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-035 - No smoking policy for university facilities

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(1) The University of Washington is committed
			 to maintaining a safe and healthful work and educational environment for all
			 faculty, staff, students, and visitors. Accordingly, the University of
			 Washington establishes the following no smoking policy, consistent with
			 chapter
			 70.160 RCW (I-901), to
			 protect individuals from exposure to second-hand smoke in their
			 university-associated environments and to protect life and property against
			 fire hazards. "Smoke" or "smoking" refers to the carrying or smoking of any
			 kind of lighted pipe, cigar, cigarette, electronic cigarette, or any other
			 lighted smoking equipment.
(a) Except as
			 provided in subsection (1)(b) and (c) of this section, smoking of all kinds is
			 prohibited in all university facilities, including, but not limited to,
			 vehicles, inside all buildings owned, occupied, or managed by the university
			 and/or used by the university's faculty, staff, students, or visitors, and at
			 any outside areas or locations, including, but not limited to, bus shelters,
			 benches, and walkways.
(b) Smoking,
			 while not permitted in on-campus residence halls, may be permitted in a limited
			 portion of designated university student housing in accordance with smoking
			 regulations established for those facilities by the vice-president for student
			 life, the appropriate chancellor, or their designees.
(c) Smoking may be permitted in specific
			 designated outdoor locations approved by the director of environmental health
			 and safety as smoking areas in accordance with
			 chapter
			 70.160 RCW and published
			 on the environmental health and safety web site. Signage also identifies the
			 designated locations.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-041 - Alcoholic beverage policy

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Alcoholic beverages may be possessed, sold, served, and
				consumed at university facilities only if the procedures set forth in this
				section are followed.
(1) The
			 appropriate permits/licenses for possession, sale, service, and consumption of
			 alcohol must be obtained from the Washington state liquor and cannabis
			 board.
(2) Permits/licenses must be
			 displayed during the event and all other guidelines and restrictions
			 established by the Washington state liquor and cannabis board must be
			 followed.
(3) Alcoholic beverages
			 may be possessed, sold, served, and consumed at the University of Washington
			 club, as so designated by the university board of regents to the Washington
			 state liquor and cannabis board, pursuant to a spirits, beer, and wine private
			 club license issued by the Washington state liquor and cannabis
			 board.
(4) Alcoholic beverages may
			 be possessed, sold, served, and consumed at university facilities leased to a
			 commercial tenant under a lease that includes authorization for the tenant to
			 apply and hold a license issued by the Washington state liquor and cannabis
			 board.
(5) Except as provided in
			 subsections (3) and (4) of this section, alcoholic beverages may be possessed,
			 sold, served, and consumed at university facilities only under permits/
			 licenses issued by the Washington state liquor and cannabis board (including
			 third-party vendors with a caterer's business license with liquor endorsement)
			 and only as follows:
(a) Events at which
			 alcohol is to be possessed, sold, served, or consumed must be approved by the
			 appropriate committee chair for the committee on the use of university
			 facilities and an application to the chair must be accompanied by a request for
			 written authorization under subsection (6) of this section or proof that the
			 seller holds an appropriate license; and
(b) Events at athletic venues at which
			 alcohol is to be possessed, sold, served, or consumed must:
(i) Be within designated areas and must have
			 restricted attendance; or
(ii)
			 Operate under a sport entertainment facility license issued by the Washington
			 state liquor and cannabis board; and
(c) A university unit, or an individual or
			 organization applying for a permit/license must have obtained approval under
			 subsection (6) of this section; and
(d) Sale, service, and consumption of alcohol
			 is to be confined to the specified room or area identified on the license or
			 permit.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-136 - Use of University of Washington facilities › Section 478-136-060 - Safety and liability

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(1) It is the
			 responsibility of any person or organization requesting the use of university
			 facilities to comply with all applicable university policies, procedures, rules
			 and regulations, and applicable local, state and federal laws, including but
			 not limited to fire, health and safety regulations.
(2) Permission to a nonuniversity
			 organization, a registered student organization, or an official student
			 government for the use of university facilities is granted with the express
			 understanding and condition that such organization assumes full responsibility
			 for any loss, damage or claims arising out of such use.
When the event involves physical activity, the sale of alcohol,
				or otherwise will increase the risk of bodily injury above the level inherent
				in the facilities to be used, proof of appropriate liability insurance coverage
				with limits of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence must be provided to the
				university's office of compliance and risk services before approval for the
				requested use will be granted.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 10-13-098, §
										478-136-060, filed 6/17/10,
				  effective 7/18/10; 03-24-045, §
										478-136-060, filed 11/26/03,
				  effective 12/27/03; 97-24-047, §
										478-136-060, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 82-16-001
				  (Order 82-2), §
										478-136-060, filed 7/22/82,
				  effective 10/1/82.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-137 - Use of joint University of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia Community College facilities › Section 478-137-010 - Purpose

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The colocated campus of the University of Washington, Bothell,
				and Cascadia College operates joint facilities that provide benefits to each
				educational institution. The purpose of this chapter is to define the
				facilities jointly operated by the institutions and to ensure that these joint
				facilities are reserved primarily for activities related to the educational
				missions of the institutions. Further, the joint facilities may be used for a
				variety of activities, providing the primary function the facility or space was
				intended to serve is not compromised. Reasonable time, place, and manner
				restrictions may be placed on the use of joint facilities.
The rules set forth in this chapter have been jointly developed
				and agreed upon by the two institutions of higher education, and adopted and
				codified in separate chapters of the Washington Administrative Code by each of
				the institutions. Rules for the use of dedicated facilities of the University
				of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia College are governed by chapter 478-136
				WAC and chapter 132Z-141 WAC, respectively.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 06-13-022, §
										478-137-010, filed 6/13/06,
				  effective 8/1/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-137 - Use of joint University of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia Community College facilities › Section 478-137-020 - Definitions

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(1) "College" shall
			 mean Cascadia College.
(2)
			 "Institutions" shall mean University of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia
			 College.
(3) "Joint facilities"
			 shall mean those structures, spaces, campus grounds, and parking lots operated
			 jointly by the institutions. Specific rules also apply to parking lots
			 (chapters 132Z-116 and 478-117 WAC).
(4) "University" shall mean University of
			 Washington, Bothell.
(5) "Use of
			 facilities" includes, but is not limited to: The holding of classes, events,
			 the posting and removal of signs, all forms of advertising, commercial and
			 community activities, and charitable solicitation.
(6) "Wetlands" shall mean campus grounds to
			 the east of Campus Way N.E. and east of 110th N.E. between N.E. 185th and
			 Beardslee Blvd., and the Chase House.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 06-13-022, §
										478-137-020, filed 6/13/06,
				  effective 8/1/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-137 - Use of joint University of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia Community College facilities › Section 478-137-050 - Limitations on use

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(1) Freedom of
			 expression is a highly valued and indispensable quality of university and
			 college life. However, joint facilities may not be used in ways that obstruct
			 or disrupt the institutions' operations, the freedom of movement, or any other
			 lawful activities. Additionally, use of joint facilities may be subject to
			 reasonable time, place and manner restrictions.
(2) Joint facilities may be used for events
			 and forums regarding ballot propositions and/or candidates who have filed for
			 public office providing the event has received preliminary approval by an
			 administrative or academic unit of one of the institutions and final approval
			 by the appropriate facility designee. There are, however, certain limitations
			 on the use of joint facilities for these political activities.
(a) First priority for the use of joint
			 facilities shall be given to regularly scheduled university and college
			 activities.
(b) Joint facilities
			 may be used for political purposes such as events and forums regarding ballot
			 propositions and/or candidates who have filed for public office only when the
			 full rental cost of the facility is paid. Use of state funds for payment of
			 facility rental costs is prohibited.
(c) Forums or debates may be scheduled at
			 full facility rental rates if all parties to a ballot proposition election or
			 all candidates who have filed for office for a given position, regardless of
			 party affiliation, are given equal access to the use of facilities within a
			 reasonable time.
(d) No person
			 shall solicit contributions on joint property for political uses, except in
			 instances where this limitation conflicts with applicable federal law regarding
			 interference with the mails.
(e)
			 Public areas outside joint facility buildings may be used for political
			 purposes such as events and forums regarding ballot propositions and/or
			 candidates who have filed for public office, excluding solicitation of funds,
			 provided the other normal business of the institutions is not disrupted and
			 entrances to and exits from buildings are not blocked.
(f) Joint facilities or services may not be
			 used to establish or maintain offices or headquarters for political candidates
			 or partisan political causes.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-137 - Use of joint University of Washington, Bothell, and Cascadia Community College facilities › Section 478-137-060 - Safety and liability

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(1) It is the
			 responsibility of any person or organization requesting the use of joint
			 facilities to comply with all applicable policies, procedures, rules and
			 regulations of the institutions, and applicable local, state and federal laws,
			 including but not limited to fire, health and safety regulations.
(2) Permission to an organization not
			 affiliated with one of the institutions or to a registered or official student
			 organization of the university or college for the use of joint facilities is
			 granted with the express understanding and condition that such organization
			 assumes full responsibility for any loss, damage or claims arising out of such
			 use.
When the event involves physical activity, or otherwise will
				increase the risk of bodily injury above the level inherent in the facilities
				to be used, proof of appropriate liability insurance coverage with limits of at
				least one million dollars per occurrence must be provided to the state office
				of risk management before approval for the requested use will be
				granted.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 06-13-022, §
										478-137-060, filed 6/13/06,
				  effective 8/1/06.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-138 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities › Section 478-138-010 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities - Authority

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				RCW
				 28B.20.130, the board of regents of the
				University of Washington has established these regulations to govern use of the
				stadium boat moorage facilities.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 92-14-060, §
										478-138-010, filed 6/26/92,
				  effective 7/27/92; Order, §
										478-138-010, filed 7/2/73 and
				  7/27/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-138 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities › Section 478-138-020 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities - Objectives

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The objectives of these regulations are to:
(1) Provide water access for persons
			 attending University of Washington home football games or other special events
			 as determined by the university, for which use of the stadium boat moorage
			 facilities is designated;
(2)
			 Control the use of the stadium boat moorage facilities in order to provide
			 reasonable safety for both persons and boats or other craft using the
			 facility;
(3) Provide for the
			 collection of stadium boat moorage fees in support of the cost of maintaining
			 and operating the stadium boat moorage facilities;
(4) Provide access at all times for emergency
			 equipment.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 92-14-060, §
										478-138-020, filed 6/26/92,
				  effective 7/27/92; Order, §
										478-138-020, filed 7/2/73 and
				  7/27/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-138 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities › Section 478-138-030 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities - Stadium boat moorage facilities - Area defined

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(1)
(a) The stadium boat moorage facilities shall
			 consist of those docks and floats located on Lake Washington in Union Bay which
			 provide water access to the University of Washington shoreline on home football
			 game days, or for other special events as determined by the
			 university.
(b) The stadium boat
			 moorage facilities shall also include such other specified areas along or
			 adjacent to the university shoreline, as designated by the executive vice
			 president for finance and administration, that provide access to the university
			 shoreline on home football game days, or for other special events as determined
			 by the university. The activities for which these additional stadium boat
			 moorage facilities may be used include, but are not limited to: Moorage of
			 water related vessels; and loading, unloading, or transporting passengers to
			 and from water related vessels. All other uses of the university shoreline
			 shall be under the authority of the executive vice president for finance and
			 administration.
(c) Use of the
			 university shoreline and moorage facilities for waterfront activities not
			 designated for that area, or otherwise not in compliance with this chapter will
			 subject the violators to arrest under provisions of
			 RCW
			  9A.52.080 (Criminal trespass in the second
			 degree), City of Seattle 12A.08.040 (Criminal trespass), or other applicable
			 law.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-138 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities › Section 478-138-040 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities - Operation of the stadium boat moorage facilities - Permits required

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During home football games and other special events as
				determined by the university, operation of the stadium boat moorage is the
				responsibility of the director of intercollegiate athletics and use of the
				stadium boat moorage facilities shall be controlled by the sale of stadium boat
				moorage permits as follows:
(1) Limits
			 of the numbers and types of crafts that can be moored with reasonable safety at
			 the stadium boat moorage facilities shall be established by the university
			 after consultation with and approval by the Seattle fire chief and the local
			 representatives of the U.S. Coast Guard;
(2) Only those boats displaying a valid
			 stadium boat moorage permit shall be admitted to the stadium boat moorage area
			 and provided moorage space;
(3)
			 Stadium boat moorage permits shall be sold, issued, and collected by the
			 department of intercollegiate athletics for season and/or individual games or
			 special events;
(4) Season football
			 ticket holders shall be notified of and provided with the opportunity to
			 purchase stadium boat moorage permits for football games in advance of the
			 public offering of stadium boat moorage permits;
(5) Public sale of stadium boat moorage
			 permits shall be on a first-come, first-served basis within the limits
			 established under WAC
			 478-138-040(1).
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 92-14-060, §
										478-138-040, filed 6/26/92,
				  effective 7/27/92; Order, §
										478-138-040, filed 7/2/73 and
				  7/27/73.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-138 - Use of university stadium boat moorage facilities › Section 478-138-060 - Schedule of fees

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Fees for stadium boat moorage and the effective date thereof
				shall be established by the director of intercollegiate athletics. The approved
				fee schedule shall be published on the intercollegiate athletics web
				site.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130 and UWBR, Standing Orders, Chapter
				  1, § 2. 10-23-039, §
										478-138-060, filed 11/10/10,
				  effective 12/11/10. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 03-12-007, §
										478-138-060, filed 5/22/03,
				  effective 6/22/03; 92-14-060, §
										478-138-060, filed 6/26/92,
				  effective 7/27/92.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-010 - University policy on student education records

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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974,  20 U.S.C. Sec. 1232g, provides for the right of a student to inspect his or her
				education records, and guidelines concerning the release of those records to
				third parties. The act further provides that such a student may request a
				hearing in order to correct or delete inaccurate, misleading or otherwise
				inappropriate data, and that currently registered students be informed annually
				of their rights under the act. Any student who alleges a failure by the
				university to comply with the act has the right to file a complaint with the
				U.S. Department of Education.
Consistent with the act, this policy on student education
				records is established to ensure that the education records and the information
				contained in such records are treated in a responsible
				manner.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-010, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99; Order 75-1, §
										478-140-010, filed 3/5/75; Order
				  72-11, §
										478-140-010, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-015 - Definition of a student

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For the purposes of these rules, a student is defined as any
				person who is or has been admitted or is or has been officially registered in
				courses at the University of Washington for at least one day of an academic
				program and with respect to whom the university maintains education records;
				except that a person who has applied to a unit of the university (e.g.,
				college, department, graduate or professional program) is not considered to be
				a student of that unit, even if he or she is or has been attending another unit
				of the university, if he or she never attended the unit applied to and/or the
				application is denied. For most individuals, this means one day of an academic
				quarter.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-015, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 79-05-025
				  (Order 79-1), §
										478-140-015, filed 4/18/79; Order
				  75-1, §
										478-140-015, filed
				  3/5/75.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-019 - Student records committee

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The student records committee is appointed by the president of
				the university and shall be responsible for reviewing unusual requests for
				information and for assisting in the interpretation of these rules. The
				committee shall also be responsible for hearing appeals as defined in WAC
				478-140-021. The committee shall
				consist of an administrator, a graduate student, an undergraduate student, two
				faculty and two university staff members. The committee will be advised by a
				representative of the university's attorney general's
				division.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-019, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-050 - University records

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All university individual(s) or office(s) which have custody of
				education records will develop procedures in accord with WAC
				478-140-010 through
				478-140-024. Any supplementary
				policies and procedures found necessary by departments will be filed with the
				student records committee, which will be responsible for periodic review of
				policy and procedures.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-050, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99; Order 75-1, §
										478-140-050, filed 3/5/75; Order
				  72-11, §
										478-140-050, filed
				  11/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-070 - Notice of university rules governing student education records

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The university will publish in the quarterly
Time
				Schedule
a notice of students' rights under the Family Educational
				Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Copies of the university rules are available
				through the Washington Administrative Code located in the reference stations on
				campus. The university shall provide copies of these rules to students upon
				request.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-070, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 79-05-025
				  (Order 79-1), §
										478-140-070, filed
				  4/18/79.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-140 - Rules and regulations for the University of Washington governing student education records › Section 478-140-080 - Appeals to the U.S. Department of Education

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Students may file complaints with the U.S. Department of
				Education concerning alleged failures by the university to comply with the
				requirements of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act or its
				implementing regulations.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 99-12-110, §
										478-140-080, filed 6/2/99,
				  effective 7/3/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-156 - Rules for the University of Washington, Seattle campus residence halls, single student and family housing apartments › Section 478-156-010 - Legal authority to enact

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				RCW
				 28B.20.130 and
				28B.15.031, the board of regents
				of the University of Washington has established the following rules governing
				the operation of the university's residence halls, single student and family
				housing apartments for the University of Washington, Seattle
				campus.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.15.031 and
				  28B.20.130. 13-03-085, §
										478-156-010, filed 1/15/13,
				  effective 2/15/13. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 97-24-048, §
										478-156-010, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97; Order 72-6, §
										478-156-010, filed
				  11/6/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-156 - Rules for the University of Washington, Seattle campus residence halls, single student and family housing apartments › Section 478-156-011 - Purpose of residence halls, single student and family housing apartments

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The residence halls, single student and family housing
				apartments exist primarily to provide a conveniently located living environment
				for university students which will contribute to their educational
				development.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.15.031 and
				  28B.20.130. 13-03-085, §
										478-156-011, filed 1/15/13,
				  effective 2/15/13. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 97-24-048, §
										478-156-011, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97; Order 72-6, §
										478-156-011, filed
				  11/6/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-156 - Rules for the University of Washington, Seattle campus residence halls, single student and family housing apartments › Section 478-156-012 - Modification of these rules

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The board of regents reserves the right to add, delete, or
				modify portions of these rules in accordance with its rules and applicable
				laws.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.20.130. 97-24-048, §
										478-156-012, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97; Order 72-6, §
										478-156-012, filed
				  11/6/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-156 - Rules for the University of Washington, Seattle campus residence halls, single student and family housing apartments › Section 478-156-013 - Priority for residence halls and single student apartments

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Priority for use of residence hall space and single student
				apartments is given to enrolled students at the University of Washington,
				Seattle.
Priority for use of any remaining housing space is specific to
				each residence hall or apartment building. Up-to-date information pertaining to
				residence hall and single student apartment use priority is available on the
				University of Washington, Seattle housing and food services' web site.
Subject to space availability, the following may be granted
				residence privileges in the order of their applications after the needs of
				enrolled students have been fulfilled:
(1) Participants in university-sponsored
			 short courses, conferences, and state tests and examinations.
(2) Visiting scholars sponsored by academic
			 departments.
(3) Students attending
			 nearby community colleges.
(4) On a
			 transient basis, visiting students from other institutions, visiting faculty
			 members and guests of student residents.
(5) Other groups when approved by the
			 committee on the use of university facilities.
(6) Other groups or individuals approved by
			 housing and food services, on a space available basis.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.15.031 and
				  28B.20.130. 13-03-085, §
										478-156-013, filed 1/15/13,
				  effective 2/15/13. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 97-24-048, §
										478-156-013, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97; Order 72-6, §
										478-156-013, filed
				  11/6/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 478 - University of Washington › Chapter 478-156 - Rules for the University of Washington, Seattle campus residence halls, single student and family housing apartments › Section 478-156-016 - Family housing apartments-Assignment and unit size eligibility

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Residents must be enrolled as full-time students at the
				University of Washington three of the four quarters of an academic year, and be
				married couples; registered, same-sex domestic partners (that is, the
				partnerships are registered with jurisdictions where domestic partner
				registrations are offered); or single parents with dependent children. In
				addition, financial eligibility must be verified prior to move-in for those
				students in priority groups (1) through (3), which are described in WAC
				478-156-017. The office of
				student financial aid will update financial need figures for family housing
				eligibility and will evaluate the resources of each new applicant to determine
				if their requirements for financial assistance exceed the established need
				figures. Any expenses related to the processing of the financial aid form will
				be borne by the applicant or the current resident. Assignment eligibility
				criteria for each unit size of university-owned housing is specific to the
				property and outlined on the University of Washington, Seattle housing and food
				services web site.
Changes to these eligibility criteria shall be approved through
				the office of the vice president for student life after consultation with
				student leadership from the Associated Students of the University of Washington
				(ASUW) and the Graduate and Professional Student Senate
				(GPSS).
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.15.031 and
				  28B.20.130. 13-03-085, §
										478-156-016, filed 1/15/13,
				  effective 2/15/13. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130. 97-24-048, §
										478-156-016, filed 11/26/97,
				  effective 12/27/97. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				   28B.20.130(1). 80-03-005
				  (Order 79-5), §
										478-156-016, filed 2/8/80; Order
				  72-6, §
										478-156-016, filed
				  11/6/72.