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Educational Leave

In referring to article 12.14 of the Collec-
tive Agreement I wish to draw your atten-
tion to the December 1 deadline for faculty
applications for educational leave. It is
to all applicants benefit that you turn in
your applications complete with supporting
documents well before the December 1 dead-
line to allow your appropriate administrat-
ors time to circulate your request for com-
ments.

If you are considering leave for the 1984/85
period, please request an application form
now from your administrator and start col-
lecting the necessary references and support
requested for application. This will not
only help the committee to evaluate the ap-
plications more efficiently but also im-
prove your chances for acceptance.

All faculty groups please select your mem-
bership for the upcoming Educational Leave
Committee which will meet in early December.
We will need FULL membership at the first
meeting.

Everett Robinson
Counselling

 

Parking

As we begin the fall semester there are min-
or changes in 'parking' and 'no parking'
regulations of which everyone should be a-
ware,

The rates for parking are unchanged from
last semester and are clearly posted. The
rates for motorcycle parking at 50% of the
automobile rate are, or will be, posted.
Bicycles will be accommodated in the three
parking levels, free of charge.

During the summer months line painting has
taken place on all exterior driveway entran-
ces and ramps. All of these areas are
clearly marked as 'no parking' or 'restrict-
ed parking’ only. Where restricted parking
is permitted, permission will only be grant-
ed by the applicant registering with the

 

Physical Plant Department and providing name,

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type and model of vehicle, together with
the license number. Limited parking for
oversized vehicles owned by the handicapped
is available at the Royal Avenue entrance.
Persons who are handicapped and drive ve-
hicles of a size accommodated by the gar-
age, should also register for the interior
parking stalls with Physical Plant or with
Impark. This is to insure that handicapped
parking within the facility is used only by:
the handicapped. |

While the bulk of the construction work on
the facility is finished, from time to time
members of the various contractors work
force may still arrive to do warranty or
deficiency work. Vehicles belonging to
this work force will be permitted free of
charge to occupy space on the access drive-
way to the engineering shops. No other |

parking on this driveway will be Permian)
It is anticipated that ample parking will |
be available for the entire college commun- |
ity in the three levels of underground
parking. Commencing September 12 it is our,
intention to remove, at the owners expense,
all vehicles illegally parked in any of the
access entries to the facility. The park-
ing of motorcycles will no longer be toler-
ated on any of the pedestrian plazas. Am-
ple parking exists for motorcycles in the
three parking levels and again it is our

intention to remove vehicles parked where
authorized parking is not permitted.

West Graydon

 

Piano Tech’s Say Thanks

To all our friends and supporters, a heart-
felt thanks. We've enjoyed working with

you and look forward to seeing you again in
the future. Best Wishes from Jacki, Lydell,
Gordon, George, John and all the rest of us:
in the Piano Technology Program. |

Please direct any further inquiries re:
this program, or piano work to Brian Lydall
@ 325-5194.