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...h rules may include those governing noise levels in Alden library and other study spaces and safety-related use restrictions in laboratories and rooms housing sensitive equipment. (B) Management of indoor spaces University indoor spaces are managed by different units depending on the facility. Those responsible for management of a facility may coordinate room and space reservations, determin...

...h rules may include those governing noise levels in Alden library and other study spaces and safety-related use restrictions in laboratories and rooms housing sensitive equipment. (B) Management of indoor spaces University indoor spaces are managed by different units depending on the facility. Those responsible for management of a facility may coordinate room and space reservations, determin...

...exterior building doors, sustained loud noise directly outside a classroom or office during business and class hours, and blocking university-owned roads without permission. Blocking pathways, doors, service counters, door activators, or otherwise impeding university efforts intended to assist with accessibility for persons with disabilities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act o...

...exterior building doors, sustained loud noise directly outside a classroom or office during business and class hours, and blocking university-owned roads without permission. Blocking pathways, doors, service counters, door activators, or otherwise impeding university efforts intended to assist with accessibility for persons with disabilities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act o...

...rior building doors, sustained loud noise outside a classroom or office during business and class hours, and blocking university-owned roads without permission. Blocking sidewalks, pathways, elevators, doors, patios, service counters, door activators, or otherwise impeding university efforts intended to assist with accessibility for persons with disabilities in compliance with the Americans wi...

...tted. (b) During quiet hours, the noise level in the living unit must be kept at a minimum. Music, talking or other sounds are too loud if the sound can be heard by neighbors, in the corridor, or outside the building. At no time is a person to create a disturbance or noise that disrupts the activities of another person within the residence. All requests for quiet are to be immediately complied w...

...ermitted. (b) During quiet hours, the noise level in the living unit must be kept at a minimum. Music, talking or other sounds are too loud if the sound can be heard by neighbors, in the corridor, or outside the building. At no time is a person to create a disturbance or noise that disrupts the activities of another person within the residence. All requests for quiet are to be immediately compli...

...ermitted. (b) During quiet hours, the noise level in the living unit must be kept at a minimum. Music, talking or other sounds are too loud if the sound can be heard by neighbors, in the corridor, or outside the building. At no time is a person to create a disturbance or noise that disrupts the activities of another person within the residence. All requests for quiet are to be immediately compli...

...rons must use stairways. (e) Excessive noise or commotion that impacts others' ability to conduct their work is prohibited. (f) Skating is not allowed in the library, in the stairwells, or on the deck. This includes, but is not limited to, skateboards, rollerblades, and in-line skates. (g) Shoes or appropriate foot coverings must be worn in the library. (h) At closing, all patrons are required to leave the buildi...

...ents are waiting to do class work. (6) Noise levels must be minimized to allow clients to complete their work. Please keep talking and general noise to a reasonable level to allow others to concentrate. All ringers and alarms on such devices should be turned off or set to vibrate. Headphones are available at the desk for checkout with proper ID for clients who need to use software with audio. (7) All lab clients ar...

...evices if the lab is reserved. (4) Noise levels must be minimized to allow clients to complete their work. Talking and general noise should remain at a reasonable level to allow others to concentrate. All ringers and alarms on devices should be turned off or set to vibrate. (5) All lab clients are expected to understand and comply with the provisions of the United States copyright laws as t...

... sensitivity to light, sensitivity to noise, headache, feeling "out of it" or "foggy," vision changes, feeling dazed or stunned; (b) Cognitive symptoms of feeling mentally foggy or slowed down, difficulty concentrating, difficulty remembering, forgetfulness, confusion, feeling slow; (c) Emotional symptoms of irritability, sadness, nervousness, feeling more emotional; (d) Sleep symptoms of ...

...ing or cannot be heard over ambient noise. Any system that is not operating properly is to be repaired immediately. (7) National and local fire codes require that all manually operated pull stations be unobstructed, conspicuous, and readily accessible. (8) It is the responsibility of a building owner's maintenance personnel to ensure that the fire alarm and public address systems are operati...

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...y interferes with college operations or noise ordinances are violated. (2) Satellite campuses The college's satellite campuses are a mixture of college owned and leased facilities. Some leased facilities do not have publicly accessible outdoor areas available for use under this policy. Where any outdoor space is controlled by the college, this policy applies. (3) Large groups (a) Except in circumstances described...

...y interferes with college operations or noise ordinances are violated. (2) Off-campus locations The college's off-campus locations are leased facilities and not owned by the college. Those facilities generally do not include any outdoor space leased or controlled by the college, therefore, no publicly-accessible outdoor areas available for use under this policy. Where any outdoors space is controlled by the college...

...nclude but are not limited to excessive noise, impeding vehicle or pedestrian traffic, and conduct otherwise unlawful. (2) No activity may damage college property. Prohibited actions include but are not limited to driving stakes or poles into the ground, hammering nails into buildings, and attaching anything to sidewalks, paved areas, or any part of any building, structure or fixture (except the designated bulletin ...

...y interferes with college operations or noise ordinances are violated. When assessing a request to reserve campus facilities or outdoor areas, the college will not consider the content or viewpoint of the expression or the possible reaction to that expression. The college will not impose restrictions due to the content or viewpoint of their expression or the possible reaction to that expression. ...

...y interferes with college operations or noise ordinances are violated. When assessing a request to reserve campus facilities or outdoor areas, the college will not consider the content or viewpoint of the expression or the possible reaction to that expression. The college will not impose restrictions due to the content or viewpoint of their expression or the possible reaction to that expression. ...

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...No one may forcibly or physically or by noise or threat disrupt the regular business of the university. No one may, by person, objects, or words block or impede free access to or egress from any university facilities. Sit-ins, stand-ins, and any other similar or related forms of occupation of offices, halls, classrooms, lobbies, or other parts of university structures are prohibited. Persons commi...

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...) Traffic control and vehicle use; (c) Noise control; (d) Use of hazardous materials and fire safety; (e) Registration of all visitors; and (f) Aquatic recreation area safety requirements, if applicable. (2) Prevent and remove any nuisances within the resident camp; (3) Maintain vehicular access, as appropriate, throughout the resident camp. Roads and walkways shall be maintained to provide ...

...information; (2) Traffic control; (3) Noise control; (4) Use of hazardous materials and fire safety; (5) Registration of camp visitors; and (6) Aquatic recreation area safety, if applicable. (B) Prevent and abate any nuisances within the camp; (C) Maintain vehicular access, as appropriate, throughout the camp at all times the camp is in use. Camp roads and walkways shall be maintained to provide all-weather ac...