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c. Accommodations, if available, will be assigned by the Deans for overnight visitors. Generally this willnot be permitted to extend beyond three nights.d. Generally, visitors must be between the ages of 16 and 30.e. We are unable to provide on-campus housing for parents.f. All visitors must notify the office if they have a vehicle on the property and provide the make, model,and plate number of their vehicle.g. In the case of overnight visitors during Campus Days, students must first contact the AdmissionsDepartment to see if room is available and then speak with the Student Life Administrative Assistant.h. Generally, visitors will not be permitted during the week which precedes official school breaks.i. The third-party rule applies to students with visitors and guests.2. Daytime visitorsa. All day visitors must sign in and sign out at the Administration Building or at the Command Center.b. All day visitors may purchase meal tickets at the Administration Building or at the Command Center.K. Vehicle policiesThe following policies have been set in place to ensure the safety and welfare of students, employees, and visitors aswell as for the protection and maintenance of Bible Institute property.1. Parking permitsAll persons who bring motor vehicles to campus must register them with the Student Life Department. A displaydecal will be issued and should be placed on the left hand corner of the rear window behind the driver.Replacement decals may be purchased at the administration building for $5. Motorcycles and ATVs also requirea parking permit and registration. The permit must be displayed on the left front “fork” of the motorcycle.2. Parking locationsa. The Bible Institute is a pedestrian campus. All roadways and walkways are considered fire lanes. Parkingon grass or along parking lot curbing is prohibited.b. Student parking spaces are limited to the Jack Wyrtzen Center Lot and Ranch Lot and Lot D.c. Students are not allowed to park in spaces assigned to employees or campus visitors. Vehicles parked indisabled person spaces must display state-issued disabled person identification at all times.d. Students may not park in front of or immediately behind the Dining Room and Field House with theexception of off-campus students.e. The lots in front of the Administration Building, the Welcome Center, Health Center, Student Lounge/Asia,Italy, Europe, Hungary, and Scotland and the Ministry Center are reserved for faculty, staff, and campusvisitors only. Student vehicles parked in those areas will be ticketed.f. The Council Hall Lot is reserved for off-campus students and faculty.g. Abandoned vehicles are subject to towing at owner’s expense unless special arrangements have beenmade in advance with the Campus Security officer.3. Driving regulationsa. The maximum speed limit on the campus is 15 MPH.b. Riding on the hood or trunk of a car or in the bed of a truck is not allowed.c. WOLBI is not responsible and assumes no liability for damage or theft of any vehicle or its contents.d. Vehicles and operators must fulfill all requirements of the State of New York (e.g., insurance, inspection,registration, etc.) Unregistered or uninsured vehicles are not permitted on property. This includesmotorcycles, ATVs (such as 4-wheelers), etc.e. Helmet laws for motorcycles and ATVs must be followed on campus.f. All vehicles must stay on approved roads.4. OffensesThere are at least four types of driving offenses a student may be cited for on campus:a. Unregistered vehicle (or registration not properly displayed)b. Unauthorized parkingc. Speedingd. General violation (reckless driving, disobeying traffic signs, etc.)5. Fine and payment processStudents are required to present the original ticket and fine payment to the Student Life office within 14 days ofissuance. Violation records will be maintained and, upon identification of repeated offences in relation to aparticular vehicle, the increased penalty will be imposed as set out below:Revised on 8/20/2014 - 18 -