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Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-018 - Election inspectors - Duties - Right to challenge voter - Improper conduct

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
The election officer shall designate at least one inspector for
				each polling place to observe the conduct of the election. Any organization
				whose name shall appear on the ballot in the election shall also be entitled to
				have one inspector present at each polling place to observe the conduct of the
				election. Each organization shall also be entitled to have an inspector present
				at the college district office for the counting of the ballots cast. Such
				inspectors must refrain from electioneering during the election. They may
				challenge the eligibility of any person to vote in the election, and, upon such
				challenge, the ballot of that person shall be treated as provided in WAC
				132V-112-024 and
				132V-112-036 through
				132V-112-048. Inspectors shall
				also report in writing to the chief election officer any conduct which they
				observe in the course of balloting which they believe may have improperly
				affected the result of the voting at the polling place at which they serve as
				observers.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-018, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-021 - Ballots

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The ballots used in any election held pursuant to WAC
				132V-112-003 through
				132V-112-063 shall be in the
				following form:
To select for representation purposes pursuant to
							 chapter 196, Laws of 1971 ex. sess., a majority organization to represent
							 academic employees of Community College District No. 22.
Vote for one
ORGANIZATION X
[]
ORGANIZATION Y
[]
NO ORGANIZATION (neither)
[]
Do not sign your name or put other identifying marks
							 on this ballot. Should you incorrectly mark this ballot or otherwise spoil it,
							 you may return it to the chief election officer or his inspector and obtain a
							 new ballot.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-021, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-024 - Record of vote - Signature - Challenge

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At the time of the election the name of each employee voting
				shall be recorded by his signature written beside his name on the voting list
				for the polling place at which he votes. Each academic employee may cast only
				one ballot in any election held pursuant to these rules, and the presence of a
				signature beside the name of an employee desiring to vote shall automatically
				constitute grounds for challenge to his right to cast a ballot in an
				election.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-024, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-027 - Incorrectly marked ballot

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Any voter who incorrectly marks his ballot may obtain a new
				ballot by returning the incorrectly marked ballot to the chief election
				officer's inspector. Such incorrectly marked ballot shall be marked void in the
				presence of the inspectors of organizations participating in the election
				before the new ballot is delivered to the voter.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-027, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-030 - Privacy for voter - Equipment

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Voters shall be provided with tables or desks so arranged that
				a voter may mark his ballot without making it possible for other persons to
				observe the manner in which he has marked it.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-030, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-033 - Folding ballot - Ballot box

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Each voter shall fold his ballot so that the manner in which he
				has marked it cannot be observed and shall then place it in the locked ballot
				box provided at the designated voting place.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-033, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-036 - Challenged ballot - Procedure

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A challenged ballot shall be placed in an envelope bearing no
				identifying marks. It shall then be placed in another envelope upon which shall
				be written the name of the employee desiring to cast the ballot, the reasons
				for which the ballot was challenged, by whom it was challenged, and the polling
				place at which it was challenged, and the envelope shall be sealed and
				initialed by the election inspectors.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-036, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-039 - Employees present entitled to vote - Sealing ballot box - Unused ballots

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At the time for closing the polls, all academic employees
				present and waiting at the polling place shall be entitled to vote. The ballot
				box shall then be sealed. All unused ballots shall then be counted in the
				presence of election inspectors.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-039, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-042 - Election inspectors duties after voting has terminated

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When all voting has terminated at a polling place, the election
				inspectors will bring to the chief election officer at the community college
				district office the following: 1) Signed voting list of eligible academic
				employees, 2) all unused ballots, 3) all challenged ballots, and 4) the sealed
				ballot box containing all ballots cast.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-042, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-045 - Disposition of challenged ballots - Tally sheets - Investigation by chief election officer

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The challenged ballots previously placed in separate envelopes
				shall be placed in a sealed envelope marked "challenged ballots" and sent along
				with the tally sheet to the chief election officer. The challenged ballots
				shall not be opened or counted unless the counting of such ballots might affect
				the results of the election. If the challenged ballots might affect the results
				of the election, the chief election officer shall conduct an investigation
				into, or if necessary a formal hearing on, the validity of the challenges made.
				If he concludes that the challenge was properly made, that ballot shall be
				excluded from the count. Otherwise, such ballot shall be counted as
				cast.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-045, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-048 - Counting of ballots - Procedure - Certification of results of election - Retention of ballots - Signed voting lists

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When ballot boxes from all voting places have been received by
				the chief election officer's inspector, he shall open them and thoroughly mix
				all ballots cast so that it is impossible to identify the polling place from
				which any particular ballot came. The ballots cast shall be separated into the
				categories as they have been cast for organizations participating in the
				election, for no organization, and void ballots which are unintelligible or for
				an organization not participating in the election. The ballots in these
				categories shall be counted by the chief election officer with the assistance
				of such of his election inspectors as shall be necessary in the presence of the
				inspectors for the organizations participating in the election. After the
				ballots have been so counted each inspector designated by the organizations to
				serve at the community college district office shall indicate by his signature
				upon the tally sheet that he agrees with the count made, or in case of
				disagreement, he shall write a short statement of his grounds for disagreement
				with the count. The chief election officer shall certify to the board of
				trustees the results of the election within forty-eight hours after the polls
				have been closed. The used ballots, the unused ballots, the challenged ballots,
				and the signed voting lists of eligible academic employees shall be kept by the
				chief election officer or some person designated by him for one year after the
				election.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-048, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-051 - Electioneering within the polls forbidden

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No election signs, banners, or buttons shall be permitted in
				the room in which the balloting takes place, nor shall any person in that room
				discuss the advantages or disadvantages of representation by an organization
				whether on the ballot or otherwise, nor shall any person in that room engage in
				any other from of electioneering.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-051, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-054 - Contest of election - Time for filing objections - Investigation of objections

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Any organization, the name of which appears on the ballot, or
				any academic employee may within five days after the certification of the
				results of an election under the provisions of WAC
				132V-112-048, file objections to
				the conduct of the election with the chief election officer designated by the
				board of trustees pursuant to WAC
				132V-112-012. The election
				officer shall investigate such objections and, if necessary, hold formal
				hearings thereon. He shall report thereon to the board of trustees. If the
				board of trustees shall conclude that the conduct objected to may have
				improperly affected the results of the election, it shall order a new election.
				Otherwise, it shall overrule the objections and the results of the election
				shall be considered final. Objections to the conduct of the election which are
				not filed in accordance with the provisions of this section shall be waived and
				of no effect.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-054, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-057 - Persons eligible to vote - Definition of "academic employee."

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All academic employees of Community College District No. 22
				shall be eligible to vote pursuant to WAC
				132V-112-003 through
				132V-112-063 who are employed at
				the time of the election provided for by such rules and who: 1) Are employed on
				a full time basis, or 2) if employed on a part time basis, have been employed
				as an academic employee of the district for at least one other quarter (i.e.
				fall, winter, spring, or summer quarter) during either the current or the
				previous academic year. "Academic employee" shall mean any teacher, counselor,
				librarian, or department head, division head, or administrator, who is employed
				by Community College District No. 22, with the exception of the chief
				administrative officer of the district.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-057, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-060 - Election determined by majority of valid votes cast - Run-off election

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An organization of academic employees which receives a majority
				of the valid votes cast in an election held in accordance with WAC
				132V-112-003 through
				132V-112-063 shall be recognized
				as representing the academic employees of Community College District No. 22
				pursuant to chapter 196, Laws of 1971 ex. sess. If more than one organization
				of academic employees has participated in an election and a majority of the
				valid votes cast has not been either for representation by one of the
				organizations or for no representation, a run-off election shall be held. In
				such a run-off, only those two choices receiving the highest number of valid
				votes cast in the initial election shall appear on the
				ballot.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-060, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-112 - Election procedures › Section 132V-112-063 - Time lapse for new election

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If no organization of academic employees is selected as
				representative in an election held pursuant to these rules, another election
				shall not be held until the lapse of one year from the date of the
				certification of the results of the earlier election. If an organization of
				academic employees is selected as bargaining representative in an election held
				pursuant to these rules, another election shall not be held until the lapse of
				one year from the date of the certification of the results of the earlier
				election.
Order 7, §
										132V-112-063, filed
				  6/27/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-010 - Authority

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Pursuant to the authority granted by
				RCW
				  28B.50.140(10), the board of
				trustees of Community College District 22 empowers the president of the college
				district to make on-campus parking available for visitors, faculty, students
				and staff at a fee established and approved by the board. The board further
				authorizes the president to formulate rules and regulations which ensure the
				safety of operators of vehicles and pedestrians using the college's streets,
				crosswalks and paths.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-010, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-010, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-020 - Purpose

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The rules and regulations contained herein are established for
				the following purposes:
(1) To protect
			 and control pedestrian and vehicular traffic on property owned, operated and
			 maintained by the college district.
(2) To assure access at all times for
			 emergency equipment.
(3) To
			 minimize traffic disturbances.
(4)
			 To facilitate the operation of the college by assuring access for
			 vehicles.
(5) To regulate the use
			 of parking spaces.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-020, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-030 - Definitions

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For the purposes expressed in this document, the following
				definitions and terms shall apply:
(1)
College:
Tacoma Community College, or any additional community
			 college hereafter established within Community College District 22, state of
			 Washington, and those individuals responsible for its control and
			 operation.
(2)
College
			 community:
Trustees, students, employees, and guests on college-owned or
			 controlled facilities.
(3)
College facilities:
Any or all property controlled or operated by
			 the college.
(4)
Student:
Any person enrolled at the college.
(5)
Public safety officer:
An
			 employee of the college accountable to the vice-president for administrative
			 services and responsible for campus security, safety, parking and traffic
			 control.
(6)
Vehicle:
Any conveyance which can be legally operated on the streets and highways
			 of the state of Washington, or whose primary purpose is recreational.
(7)
Visitors:
Persons who come
			 upon the campus as guest, and persons who lawfully visit the campus for
			 purposes which are in keeping with the college's role as an institution of
			 higher learning in the state of Washington.
(8)
Permanent permit:
A permit
			 which is valid for a college quarter, year or portion thereof.
(9)
Temporary permit:
A permit
			 issued in lieu of a permanent permit for a period designated on the
			 permit.
(10)
Disabled
			 permit:
A permit issued to a person with a physical, mental or sensory
			 impairment.
(11)
College
			 term:
Unless otherwise designated, the time period commencing with the
			 summer quarter of the calendar year and extending through the subsequent fall,
			 winter, and spring quarters. The summer quarter shall be considered the first
			 quarter of the college year for parking and traffic control purposes.
(12)
Campus:
The grounds and
			 buildings of the college.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-030, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-030, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-040 - Applicable traffic rules and regulations

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The traffic rules and regulations which are applicable for the
				college are:
(1) The motor vehicle and
			 traffic codes of the state of Washington.
(2) The traffic ordinances of the city of
			 Tacoma.
(3) The other rules and
			 regulations hereinafter described in this chapter.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-040, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-050 - Parking and traffic responsibility

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The vice-president for administrative services is responsible
				for parking and traffic management on campus. In general, the responsibility is
				delegated to the college's public safety supervisor, who is authorized to
				coordinate directly with the vice-president for administrative services and
				others on campus as required by his/her duties.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-050, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-050, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-060 - Permits required for motor vehicles on campus

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No student or employee shall stop, park, or leave a motor
				vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the campus without first being
				issued a temporary, permanent, or disabled parking permit, except that:
(1) Any student parking on campus will be
			 given ten calendar days from the first day of each quarter to obtain a permit
			 from the office of public safety.
(2) Any employee parking on campus must
			 obtain a permit within ten calendar days after commencing employment with the
			 college, and where applicable, will renew the permit within ten days after its
			 expiration.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-060, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-060, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-070 - Registration of vehicles

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All students and employees who operate motor vehicles,
				including motorcycles, on the campus will register them with the office of
				public safety.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-070, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-070, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-080 - Authorization for issuance of permits

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The office of public safety is authorized to issue parking
				permits to members of the college community pursuant to the following
				regulations:
(1) Students may be
			 issued parking permits upon the registration of their vehicles with the office
			 of public safety pursuant to this subsection (1).
(2) Employees may be issued parking permits
			 pursuant to WAC
			 132V-116-060(2).
(3) Public safety officers may issue
			 temporary parking permits when such permits are necessary to conduct the
			 business or operation of the college.
(4) Public safety officers may issue
			 temporary parking permits, not to exceed a period of five working days, for the
			 use of an additional vehicle whenever the registered vehicle is being
			 repaired.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-080, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-080, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-090 - Parking fees

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Fees for parking in designated areas will be established by the
				board of trustees.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-090, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-100 - Valid permits

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The following are valid permits when they are properly
				displayed and unexpired:
(1) A
			 permanent permit.
(2) A temporary
			 permit.
(3) A disabled
			 permit.
(4) Carpool permit issued
			 by the city of Tacoma, transit agencies.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-100, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-100, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-110 - Display of permit

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(1) A
			 permanent parking permit shall be affixed to the lower left inside corner of
			 the vehicle windshield.
(2) A
			 temporary permit shall be placed within the vehicle on the left side of the
			 dashboard where it can be plainly observed.
(3) Permits for motorcycles shall be retained
			 by the motorcycle rider who must provide the permit upon request. Permits
			 should not be affixed to motorcycles.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-110, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-110, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-120 - Transfer of permits

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A parking permit is not transferable from person to person. A
				permit is transferable from vehicle to vehicle as long as the vehicles are
				registered with the office of public safety.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-120, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-120, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-130 - Permit revocation

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Parking permits are the property of the college and may be
				revoked for any of the following reasons:
(1) When the purpose for which the permit was
			 issued changes or no longer exists; or
(2) When a permit is used for an unregistered
			 vehicle or by an unauthorized individual; or
(3) When it is determined that an application
			 has been falsified; or
(4) When it
			 is determined that a permit has been altered.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-130, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-140 - Right to refuse permit

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The college reserves the right to refuse the issuance of a
				parking permit when it is deemed to be in the best interests of the
				college.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-140, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-150 - Responsibility of permit holder

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The permit holder is responsible for all violations of the
				parking and traffic rules and regulations involving the vehicle for which the
				permit was issued and to which it was affixed; provided, that such
				responsibility shall not relieve the operator of the vehicle who violates the
				rules and regulations. In the event that a vehicle in violation is not
				registered with the college, the current registered owner will be responsible
				for the violation(s) of the college regulations.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-150, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-160 - Designation of parking spaces

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Parking spaces shall be designated for the following
				categories:
(1) Students;
(2) Employees;
(3) Disabled persons;
(4) Visitors;
(5) Other business purposes;
(6) Carpool.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-160, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-160, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-170 - Parking within designated spaces

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All vehicles must be parked in designated spaces only.
(1) No vehicle may be parked in any
			 undesignated area except the following:
(a)
			 Approved maintenance vehicles.
(b)
			 Emergency vehicles.
(c) Approved
			 construction vehicles.
(d) Approved
			 delivery vehicles.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-180 - Regulatory signs and directions

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The office of public safety is authorized to erect signs,
				barricades, and other structures and to paint marks or other directions upon
				the entry ways, streets, and parking areas of the campus. Vehicle operators
				shall observe and obey all regulatory signs and directions and shall comply
				with traffic control.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-180, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-180, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-190 - Speed limit

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No vehicle shall be operated on the campus at a speed in excess
				of fifteen miles per hour or as posted. No vehicle shall use the campus parking
				areas for unauthorized activities.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-190, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-200 - Movement of vehicles

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Except as authorized by the office of public safety, movement
				of motor vehicle traffic is limited to entrances, drives and parking
				areas.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-200, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-200, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-210 - Operation of bicycles

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Bicycle and nonengine cycle operators shall observe the
				following rules and regulations:
(1)
			 They shall be operated in a responsible manner.
(2) They shall not be parked inside a
			 building or block a building entrance.
(3) They should be secured to racks as
			 provided so as not to endanger pedestrian traffic.
(4) Operators will observe traffic rules and
			 regulations when operating on entrances, drives, and parking areas.
(5) Bicycles and nonengine cycles that have
			 been parked in excess of forty-eight hours may be turned over to lost and found
			 for thirty days. If unclaimed they will be donated to charity.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-210, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-210, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-220 - Report of accident

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The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident on campus
				resulting in injury to or death of any person or total or claimed damage to
				either or both vehicles of any amount shall within twenty-four hours report
				such accident to the college's office of public safety. This does not relieve
				any person so involved in an accident from his responsibility to file a state
				of Washington motor vehicle accident report within twenty-four hours after such
				accident.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-220, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-220, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-230 - Special traffic and parking regulations and restrictions authorized

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Upon special occasions causing additional and/or heavy traffic
				and during emergencies, the college's public safety supervisor is authorized to
				impose special traffic and parking regulations and restrictions for the
				achievement of the objectives specified in WAC
				132V-116-020.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-230, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-230, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-240 - Enforcement

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(1) All parking and
			 traffic rules and regulations shall be enforced throughout the calendar
			 year.
(2) The vice-president for
			 administrative services or designee shall be responsible for the enforcement of
			 the rules and regulations contained in this document.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-240, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-240, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-250 - Issuance of traffic citations

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Public safety officers or their subordinates will issue
				citations for any violations of these rules and regulations. Such citations
				will include the date, approximate time, vehicle identification number,
				infraction, name of the officer and schedule of fines. The traffic citations
				may be served in person, via mail, or by attaching a copy outside the
				vehicle.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-250, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-250, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-260 - Fines and penalties

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Fines and penalties may be assessed for all violations of these
				rules and regulations.
(1) The
			 vice-president for administrative services, or designee, is the only college
			 employee authorized to impound vehicles parked on college property.
(a) Vehicles wrongfully parked in designated
			 areas or parked in undesignated areas are subject to impound.
(b) Impound and storage expenses shall be the
			 responsibility of the owner of the impounded vehicle.
(c) The college shall not be liable for loss
			 or damage of any kind resulting from such impound and storage.
(d) Impound of a vehicle does not remove the
			 obligation for any fines associated with the citation.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-270 - Appeal of fines and penalties

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Any fines and penalties levied against a violator of the rules
				and regulations set forth herein must be appealed in writing, stating fully all
				grounds for appeal, within five days from the date of the citation, to the
				public safety supervisor who will:
(1)
			 After notice to the appealing party, confer with said party and review the
			 appeal to determine whether a satisfactory solution can be reached without
			 further administrative action. The public safety supervisor will advise the
			 appellant, as soon as practicable, of his proposed decision.
(2) If the appellant is dissatisfied with the
			 public safety supervisor's proposed decision, the appeal will be forwarded to
			 the parking appeals committee. The decision of the parking appeals committee
			 will be final.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(10). 12-21-097,
				  §
										132V-116-270, filed 10/23/12,
				  effective 11/23/12; Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-270, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-116 - Parking and traffic rules and regulations › Section 132V-116-280 - Liability of college

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Except for the college owned and/or operated vehicles, the
				board assumes no liability under any circumstances for vehicles on
				campus.
Order 77-2, §
										132V-116-280, filed
				  6/3/77.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-010 - Preamble

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Tacoma Community College has a responsibility to create and
				maintain an environment that balances freedom of expression with freedom from
				threats to safety, both physical and emotional. Each member of the college
				community is obligated to act in a manner that promotes the college's mission
				of meaningful and relevant learning, equity and student success.
Admission to Tacoma Community College carries with it the
				expectation that the student will conduct himself/herself as a responsible
				member of the academic community and observe the principles of mutual respect,
				personal and academic integrity and civility. The code of student conduct
				establishes rules governing academic and social conduct of students, including
				due process rights.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(13). 11-24-031,
				  §
										132V-121-010, filed 12/1/11,
				  effective 1/1/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-020 - Title

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This chapter will be known as the code of student conduct of
				Tacoma Community College.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(13). 11-24-031,
				  §
										132V-121-020, filed 12/1/11,
				  effective 1/1/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-040 - Code of student conduct authority

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(1) The vice-president for student services
			 will develop policies for the administration of the student conduct system and
			 procedural rules for the conduct of student conduct appeal board hearings that
			 are consistent with provisions of the code of student conduct.
(2) Decisions made by the student conduct
			 appeal board and/or student conduct administrator will be final.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(13). 11-24-031,
				  §
										132V-121-040, filed 12/1/11,
				  effective 1/1/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-050 - Jurisdiction of the college code of student conduct

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(1) The college code of student conduct will
			 apply to conduct that occurs on college premises, at college sponsored
			 activities, and to off-campus conduct that adversely affects the college
			 community and/or the pursuit of its objectives.
(2) Each student will be responsible for
			 his/her conduct beginning at the time of application for admission and for the
			 duration of their enrollment through the college, even though conduct may occur
			 before classes begin or after classes end. The code of student conduct will
			 apply to a student's conduct even if the student withdraws from school after
			 the alleged misconduct has occurred.
(3) The vice-president for student services
			 will decide whether the code of student conduct will be applied to conduct
			 occurring off-campus, on a case-by-case basis.
(4) Violation of law and college discipline.
(a) College disciplinary proceedings are
			 separate and independent of any civil or criminal proceedings.
(b) The college will cooperate with law
			 enforcement and other agencies in the enforcement of criminal law on campus.
			 Members of the college community, acting in their personal capacities, are free
			 to interact with governmental representatives as they deem
			 appropriate.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-060 - Standards for student conduct

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Any student found to have committed or to have attempted to
				commit the following misconduct is subject to the disciplinary consequences
				outlined in WAC
				132V-121-070, Code of student
				conduct procedures.
(1) Acts of
			 dishonesty including, but not limited to, the following (see
Tacoma
			 Community College Administrative Procedure for Academic Dishonesty
):
(a) Cheating, plagiarism, fabrication,
			 academic misconduct or other forms of academic dishonesty.
(b) Withholding information or furnishing
			 false information to any college official, faculty member or office.
(c) Forgery, alteration or misuse of any
			 college document, record, or instrument of identification.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-070 - Code of student conduct procedures

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(1) Purpose. The code of student conduct
			 procedures are designed to afford complainants and respondents a fair and
			 accessible process that educates students about their rights and
			 responsibilities, holds students accountable for their actions, and provides
			 due process.
(2) Complaints and
			 student conduct appeal board hearings.
(a) Any
			 member of the college community may submit a complaint against a student for
			 violation of the code of student conduct. Any complaint must be submitted in
			 writing to the student conduct administrator within ten instructional days of
			 the date the person became aware or reasonably can be expected to have become
			 aware of the alleged violation of the code of student conduct.
(b) All complaints will be presented to the
			 respondent by the college in written form (i.e., by U.S. mail to the student's
			 address of record, to the student's TCC e-mail address, or delivered in
			 person).
(c) The student conduct
			 administrator will schedule an initial meeting with the respondent to discuss
			 the complaint.
(i) During the initial meeting,
			 the student conduct administrator will explain the process, the respondent's
			 rights and responsibilities, and review the complaint and alleged violation(s)
			 of the code of student conduct. The student conduct administrator will seek
			 information from the respondent regarding the allegations and may seek
			 additional information from other involved parties or observers.
(ii) If there is more than one respondent
			 involved in the complaint, the student conduct administrator at sole discretion
			 may permit the conferences concerning each respondent to be conducted either
			 separately or jointly.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-121 - Code of student conduct › Section 132V-121-080 - Interpretation and revision

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(1)
			 Any question of interpretation or application of the code of student conduct
			 will be referred to the vice-president for student services or his or her
			 designee for final determination.
(2) The code of student conduct will be
			 reviewed every five years under the direction of the student conduct
			 administrator.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  28B.50.140(13). 11-24-031,
				  §
										132V-121-080, filed 12/1/11,
				  effective 1/1/12.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-123 - Final course grade appeal process › Section 132V-123-010 - Definitions

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For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions
				apply.
Appropriate dean or manager
means the
				administrator responsible for the respective department offering the course
				which is under appeal.
Arbitrary or capricious manner
means in a manner
				deemed to be inappropriately subjective or otherwise inconsistent with the
				learning assessment process stated on the syllabus.
Documentation
means all materials relevant to the
				grade determination and to the grade appeal process. Examples include grade
				reports, graded work, syllabus, student/faculty correspondence, etc.
Final grade
means the grade received in the course
				and reported to enrollment services.
Hearing committee
means a group consisting
				of:
(a) Two students selected by the
			 president of the associated student body.
(b) Two faculty members selected from four
			 faculty elected each fall in instructional council to serve for the
			 year.
(c) One instructional
			 administrator, appointed by the executive vice-president for academic and
			 student affairs.
Written appeal
means a document that
				includes:
(a) A clear statement of why
			 the student believes his or her final grade was not properly awarded.
(b) What the student has done to resolve the
			 issue.
(c) What remedy the student
			 is seeking.
Written communication
means either electronic (TCC
				e-mail) or traditional correspondence.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-123 - Final course grade appeal process › Section 132V-123-020 - Informal resolution

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If a student feels his or her final course grade was awarded
				incorrectly, in error, or in an arbitrary or capricious manner, his or her
				actions shall follow the steps below to address the discrepancy. Every effort
				will be made to resolve the discrepancy at the first level.
(1) Step 1.
(a) The student shall contact the instructor
			 to discuss the student's concerns. This contact shall occur prior to the fifth
			 instructional day of the next quarter. For a spring quarter grade this step may
			 occur prior to the fifth instructional day in either of the following summer or
			 fall quarters.
(b) This contact
			 shall include:
(i) Discussing reasons the
			 student believes there is a discrepancy;
(ii) Presenting other documentation that may
			 have been overlooked in the determination of the final course grade.
(c) If the student believes
			 his/her concern has not been adequately resolved in step 1, he/she may proceed
			 to step 2.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 132V - Tacoma Community College › Chapter 132V-123 - Final course grade appeal process › Section 132V-123-030 - First level of formal appeal

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If a student is not satisfied with the informal resolution, he
				or she may begin the formal appeal.
(1) Step 1. The student must contact the
			 appropriate dean or manager and present documentation and a written grade
			 appeal. This contact shall occur prior to the 20th instructional day of the
			 next quarter.
(2) Step 2. The dean
			 or manager will investigate the grade appeal and provide written communication
			 of the findings and decision to the faculty member and the student. The
			 findings and decision shall be provided to the student within ten instructional
			 days after receiving the written appeal. The investigation will include:
(a) Reviewing the faculty member's
			 documentation;
(b) Reviewing the
			 student's written appeal and documentation;
(c) Discussion with the student and faculty
			 member individually or together.