Ty!! On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 2:27 PM, Ohad Barsimantov <> wrote: Thank you Bill. Lisa, Please let me know if the university has a plan on establishing a side walk from the east gate to health services. The GSO senate meeting is on Wednesday and we are going to push forward on this safety concern. Thank you, Ohad Sent from Sony Xperia phone On Feb 26, 2014 7:30 AM, "Lisa A Havtur" <> wrote: Good Morning Ohad, As you may know, the PSAC membership includes representation from Physical Facilities and from University Police, in addition to a variety of Faculty and Professional employees. Upon receipt of your message, I inquired from the PSAC membership as to any knowledge of plans to install a sidewalk from the East Gate to the Health Center within the next six months, as you requested. What I discovered is that there is no funding, nor any plans in place, to install a sidewalk in this location in the foreseeable future. Please know that the PSAC will continue to discuss this area at our next meeting and will also include this concern on our annual report, but I wanted to share with you what I learned in time for your meeting this afternoon. Thank you for your care and attention to campus safety. If there is anything else we can do, feel free to contact me any time. Sincerely, ~Lisa Lisa Havtur Human Resources Binghamton University PO Box 6000 Binghamton, NY 13902 On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 9:43 AM, Ohad Barsimantov <> wrote: Thank you Lisa, We will see what we can do from our end.
UPD has also been reminded to enforce this area with regular and/or warning tickets, depending upon the vehicle (state vs. vendor). Mady CLOSED SYSTEMIC CONCERNS DIGMAN AND COLLEGE-IN-THE-WOODS (CIW) – ARSON CONCERN This concern was brought to me (Lisa Havtur, committee chair) in person, by Tracey Sun (then a student, now an employee), early in April 2014. Tracey shared with me her concern about activities involving two late-night fire alarms at Digman and College-in-the Woods. The two incidents so similar and so close together, raised in her mind a worry about arson. PSAC member and Deputy Chief Madeline Bay, along with several other PSAC members, was aware of these alarms and advised that the specifics of these two incidents were being investigated by University Police. COMMITTEE’S RESPONSE: Deputy Chief Madeline Bay confirmed that these incidents investigated and found to be isolated incidents, as opposed to confirmed arson. Tracey Sun works in HR with committee chair (Lisa Havtur) and was advised of this determination verbally. PAID PARKING LOTS ACCIDENTS Parking Inbox/Personal Safety Comm./PSAC 2013-14 x Apr 22 Good Morning, I would like to bring up the issue of my car getting hit in the paid parking lot more than once and in different parking spots. It was hit in October when working homecoming and it was hit again a couple of weeks ago. The one in October the person contacted me the next day telling me who they were and handled the fix of it appropriately. The second person destroyed the side of my car and took off. No note, nothing. I am responsible for $500.00 coverage in that claim and do not feel that is fair seeing that I was in work and had no part of it. That lot is a paid gated lot and still people are allowed to hit your car and get away with it? I understand that there are cameras only directed near the building. If the charge for the year is average $450.00 shouldn’t there be something better available to the people that park there?