The purpose of these regulations is:

(1) To protect and control pedestrian traffic and traffic of persons using the above-mentioned recreational equipment.

(2) To protect from physical damage and more than ordinary wear the wooden and concrete benches, brick and paved walkways, stairs, steps, loading ramps, plazas, and ramps for the disabled, caused by the use of the recreational equipment on such areas.

As used in this chapter, "skateboard" shall mean a toy consisting of an oblong or rectangular board, made of wood, plastic, metal or components thereof, with a pair of small wheels at each end, ridden, as down an incline, usually in a standing position. It may or may not be motorized; "roller skates" shall mean a shoe with a set of wheels attached for skating over a flat surface, or a metal frame with wheels attached that can be fitted to the sole of the shoe; "scooter" shall mean a foot-operated vehicle consisting of a narrow board mounted between two wheels, tandem, with an upright steering handle attached to the front wheel; "two-wheeled motor bikes or bicycles" shall mean all two-wheeled vehicles powered by a motor or foot-operated (see also parking and traffic regulations, chapter 132D-116 WAC). These "toys" shall be commonly referred to as recreational equipment for the purpose of this policy.

The board of trustees of Skagit Valley College, Community College District No. 4, is granted authority under Title 28B RCW to exercise full control of the college and its property and is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations to carry out its duties.

The above may not be used on the campus except in areas as may be designated for such use by the dean of administrative and student services or his or her designee(s).

(1) Enforcement of this chapter shall be the responsibility of the president and the dean of administrative and student services or his or her designee(s).

(2) A user of the above-described recreational equipment who refuses to abide by these regulations will be asked to leave the campus. Refusal to obey will subject the person to being cited for trespass under the provisions of chapter 9A.52 RCW.

(3) If the user is a student, the student will be asked to refrain from using the equipment on campus. If the student refuses, a proceeding may be initiated under the student rights and responsibilities code, chapter 132D-120 WAC.