Resolution 91-29: P.A.R.K. (PARKING AIN'T REALLY KIND) CONTEST

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Number	91-29
Description	Parking contest setup
Authored by	Derrick Kinney
Sponsored by	Rules Committee
Date Submitted	Tuesday, October 22, 1991
Date Considered	Tuesday, October 22, 1991
General Body Vote	Thursday, January 1, 1970
Committee	Other
Result	n/a
Remarks	No further information is available about this resolution.
Whereas	The majority of UTA students recognize and have fallen victim to the parking problem on campus; and
Whereas	It is the position of Student Congress to effectively represent the views and opinions of the student community; and
Whereas	Many students are not aware of the channels to take in pursuing an idea on campus; and
Whereas	It is desired for all people to feel a part of the decision-making process on campus.
Be It Further Resolved That	The Student Congress implement a Parking Solution Contest for the entire student and faculty community; and
Be It Further Resolved That	The current Student Congress suggestion box be used to place ideas of any sort to better the parking situation; and
Be It Further Resolved That	A recyclable container be placed in the library, or other central location on campus, to serve as a second site to drop off their ideas; and
Be It Further Resolved That	All students and faculty have a 2 week period to drop off their ideas. From a cost standpoint, entries be written on the entrants paper or scrap paper, including the person's social security number, name, address, phone number, and Parking Solution. An incentive of four free parking stickers be offered to the student(s) or faculty member(s) with the most feasible and prudent proposals. The parking stickers would be valid beginning the next semester; and
Be It Further Resolved That	Upon collection of enteries, the members of the rules committee will review all proposals. If a proposal is selected, the student/faculty member(s) will be recognized at a Student Congress general meeting and presented with the parking stickers; and
Be It Further Resolved That	All members of Student Congress, except the Rules Committee and the Parking Office, are eligible. Publicity for the Parking Contest would take place through a sign set up at registration in Davis Hall, various posters placed strategically around campus, and possible co-sponsorship with the Constituency Councils.