Rules spell out bike regulations
University bike rules are official now. thanks
to the filing of administrative rules with the
Secretary of State
The rules explain what used to be contained
in brochures in the office of public safety, says
Muriel Jackson, administrative assistant.
The rules require registration with the office
of public safety to obtain a registration tag. which
is good for five years.
General state laws which apply to University
bikers include using bike lanes from 7:30 a m. to 5
p m Monday through Friday, yielding to pedes
trians and disabled persons at all times and
warning pedestrians when overtaking them from
behind Bike should also be equipped with good
brakes, headlights and brake lights
Bikes should be parked only in places
specifically designated as parking areas or in
private areas such as offices Bikes presenting a
safety hazard will be removed and impounded
and bikes left in unauthorized locations will be
cited or secured by chains
Fines will be charged for impoundment, or
riders owners may serve as members of the
Bicycle Safety Patrol at the rate of one hour of
service for every dollar of the fine
Money collected through the fines will go into
a fund to be used for the administration of the
University's bicycle program
Any bikes unclaimed after being found on the
campus will be up for public auction three months
after being found
New officials
fill ASUO slots
The ASUO has retained an
acting director to head its state
affairs department and has
hired a senior management
major as its comptroller
Cynthia Bounds, an interna
tional studies senior, will be dir
ector of state affairs She had
been acting director without pay
after ASUO Pres C J Balfe fired
former director Ed Razor
because of a difference in opin
ion concerning office policy
David Smith, who is seeking a
second degree in computer
science, will replace comp
troller Alan Contreras who sub
mitted his letter of resignation in
December Contreras' resigna
tion is effective Jan 31
Smith was selected from a
field of about 18 applicants,
says David Gibson, ASUO vice
president of administration and
finance
Workshop set
Fundraising and scheduling
policies will be discussed today
in a discussion session aimed to
help program planning for
winter and spring terms
Virginia Anderson, EMU
scheduling officer Frank
Geltner, University program
consultant, and Jim Richards,
acting ASUO director of Univer
sity events will answer planning
questions with an emphasis on
such topics as set-up, lighting
and sound The workshop
begins at 3 p m in EMU Century
Room E
The session is part of a series
of "informal informative'" ses
sions being sponsored this term
by the ASUO office of program
development and EMU program
consulting office
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