Greek Village Stair Act Revised
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The student senate of UNC Charlotte proposed a resolution to construct a staircase from Greek Village to the intramural fields. SafeRide drops students off at Greek Village, but the path to the fields is steep and hazardous. A staircase would provide safer access to the fields for recreational activities and also serve as an evacuation route for Greek Village in emergencies. The resolution calls for approval to build a staircase from Darryl McCall Circle up the hill to John Kirk Drive, including a crosswalk.
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- 1. THE STUDENT SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE 51st Legislative Assembly, 2nd Session SR51.2-XX A RESOLUTION TO INSTALL A STAIRCASE TO ALLOW EASY ACCESS FROM GREEK VILLAGE TO THE INTRAMURAL FIELDS Short Title: Greek Village Staircase Act Primary Sponsor: Senator James Nail Secondary Sponsor(s): Secretary of Student Affairs Michael Mendoza First Reading: Referred To: Passage: Enacted: Whereas, SafeRide doesn’t transport students from campus to the recreational fields; Whereas, SafeRide drops students off at Greek Village because it is the closest drop-off point on campus to the recreational fields; Whereas, The path from Greek Village to the recreational fields is a safety hazard because of the steep incline of the hill, students must walk up and down to travel to and from the intramural fields from the saferide drop-off point; Whereas, This will add to campus safety serving as an added evacuation route for Greek Village; Therefore, be it resolved by the Student Senate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte: SECTION I: The Student Senate approves the construction of a staircase going up the hill from Darryl McCall Circle to John Kirk Drive. SECTION II: There shall be a crosswalk starting from the top of the staircase going across John Kirk going towards the Recreational Fields. Mandates: UNC CHARLOTTE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
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- 3. THE STUDENT SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE I hereby certify that this legislation was considered and adopted by the Student Senate of the University of North Carolina in accordance with the Constitution of the Student Body and the By-Laws of the Student Senate on this ____ day of ____________, 2014. John R. Daley President Pro Tempore of the Student Senate I hereby signify my approval of this legislation as adopted by the Student Senate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, this ____ day of ___________, 2014. Steven Serio President of the Student Body UNC CHARLOTTE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION