Use of University Property. The Association shall be allowed to schedule and conduct meetings at University campuses by reserving space for such meetings in accordance with policy or approved procedures established by the University as long as doing so does not interfere with instruction or administrative activities.
Use of University Property. Employees of the University are not allowed to purchase goods or services for personal use through University channels. Nor shall any employee permit any University property to be removed from the campus for private use. Employee must report loss or damage of any university equipment to their supervisor within three
Use of University Property. The Association shall be allowed to schedule and conduct meetings at University campuses by reserving space for such meetings in accordance with policy or approved procedures established by the University as long as doing so does not interfere with instruction or administrative activities. Use of University Mail and Email. The Association shall have the right to use campus mail and electronic communication such as email for Association business and to communicate with the members of the Bargaining Unit. University Website. The Association shall have the right to place a link to the Association’s web page on the University website which will take the user to a disclaimer page with the following message: “The following link is an external website managed by the NMHU Faculty Association, and does not necessarily reflect the views of New Mexico Highlands University.” No material that is libelous or of a personally derogatory nature shall be posted on the Association’s website.
Use of University Property. Employees and Union representatives may use rooms to hold Union meetings by reserving the room(s) in accordance with the policy, practice or approval procedure established for that room.
Use of University Property. The Association shall be allowed to schedule and conduct meetings at University campuses by reserving space for such meetings in accordance with policies and procedures established by the University as long as doing so does not interfere with instruction or administrative activities. The Association will pay published room rate and other expenses incurred based on what is offered to other public entities. A copy of the official Collective Bargaining Agreement shall be posted on the NMHU website. Computer, printers, and copy machines can be used in accordance with the Library’s public computer use policy (Use of Research Computers Policy) and only at those locations where public computers, public printers, and public copy machines are available on the campus.
Use of University Property. The University properties described in Appendix A may be used for normal construction activities, only. Sound Transit’s Construction Management Plan shall describe proposed uses, their impacts and any necessary mitigation measures. The plan shall be submitted to University review under Article VII. No concrete batch plant, cement plant, asphalt plant or other high impact or noxious uses may be undertaken on site without University approval, provided, however, that a small portable shotcrete mixing facility may be utilized at both the Pacific Station and 45th Street Station worksites subject to review of a mitigation plan which includes shotcrete plants, as provided in Article VII. Sound Transit agrees to fully mitigate any possible adverse effects of the shotcrete mixing facility, including encompassing each facility with a separate additional noise absorbent wall which will allow the facility to be operated around the clock within the noise limitations imposed by the City of Seattle Construction Noise Ordinance, as amended by the City Noise Variance granted for the project. It is Sound Transit’s view that shotcrete production must be maintained at all hours to support the 24 hour tunneling operations being conducted at both the Pacific Station and 45th Street Stations; on-site facilities will avoid the need to truck shotcrete to the different sites during the night. The shotcrete facility will likely be required by the project Contractor from February 2001 through July 2004 at both Pacific Station and 45th Street Station. These small facilities will be operated to avoid dust and dirt being generated and allowed to blow outside the boundaries of the construction sites. Sound Transit commits that large quantities of aggregates will not be stored on the sites, but rather that smaller quantities, that will be able to be contained in relatively small bins, will be trucked in regularly. While it is Sound Transit’s preference to also allow the use of a small portable concrete mixing facility at the Pacific Station south site as an alternative to relying on trucking the concrete through city streets, the University will under this Agreement first have to give its approval to any such use. The small portable concrete mixing facility would be mitigated in a similar manner.
