Rules of Conduct
Skagway Recreation Center (SRC) is supported by the taxes of
City of Skagway residents. SRC has the right to maintain its
facility in a clean, pleasant and safe manner. Every individual
has the right to use the SRC undisturbed and every SRC employee
has the right to work without undue interference. All SRC users
and employees should be free of any threat of harm, invasion
of property, or gross indignity. To guarantee these rights
for all persons, the following rules of conduct apply to behavior
on the premises of all SRC property. It is impractical to address
every behavioral situation that may occur in the SRC. Staff
has the responsibility to make decisions that are in the best
interest of the SRC whenever the rules do not specifically
cover certain situations. The SRC hereby adopts the following
Rules of Conduct as necessary for the comfort and safety of
patrons, volunteers, and staff and for the protection of SRC
property.
Denial of Services
In general, the SRC provides facilities and resources to promote
health and fitness to the residents and visitors of Skagway.
The SRC staff reserve the right to refuse admission to any
person(s). Any activity not connected or compatible with these
purposes is considered inappropriate. Persons disregarding
these purposes are subject to removal from the building and/or
revocation of their SRC privileges.
No person shall engage in any conduct that disturbs or interferes
with patrons, volunteers, or employees of the SRC, including
but not restricted to the following:
1. Engage in any activity in violation of Federal, State, local
or other applicable law, or SRC policy.
2. Disruptive or attention-getting behavior.
3. Use of abusive language.
4. Inappropriate or unauthorized use of SRC equipment.
5. Consumption of food or beverages, except in allocated areas.
6. Gum, alcohol, tobacco, illicit drugs on SRC property.
7. Any condition resulting in disorientation, disruption or
possible damage or harm to oneself or others.
8. Possession of potentially harmful weapons (firearms, knife,
club, etc).
9. Sexual harassment of SRC staff or patrons.
10. Unauthorized entry into STAFF ONLY areas.
11. Loitering or panhandling.
12. Soliciting to staff or patrons.
13. Inappropriate attire.
14. Neglecting to provide proper supervision of children.
SRC Staff reserves the right to make decisions in the best
interest of SRC whenever the rules do not specifically cover
certain situations.
Enforcement of the Rules of Conduct
Anyone violating these rules is first warned by the SRC staff
member in charge of the SRC at the time of the offense. If
the conduct continues the offender will be ordered to leave
the premises. Staff members, at their discretion, will expel
patrons without a warning in situations of serious, threatening,
or willfully malicious behavior. Failure to observe these rules
may lead to a revocation of SRC privileges, including the right
to visit the buildings and grounds. Repeat offenders or persons
ordered from the premises who do not comply may be subject
to arrest and prosecution for trespassing. Anyone wishing to
appeal his or her exclusion may submit an appeal in writing
to the SRC Director. |