CFCC is a pedestrian-friendly commuter campus that understands the importance of alternative and active modes of transportation. Due to safety implications and concerns, all wheeled conveyances, including but not limited to, scooters, segways, skateboards, rollerblades/in-line, skates, hoverboards, razors, one-wheels, excluding bicycles, must adhere to the City of Wilmington, N.C., Code of Ordinance, Chapter 11, Street and Sidewalks, Article I., In General, Sec. 11-15. (b), and more importantly, give the right of way to any pedestrian on campus or immediately adjacent on the public sidewalks and streets. Any individual, whether, student, employee, or visitor, should use caution when traveling to and from campus and respect all pedestrian’s right-of-way to ensure a safe college community.

Additionally, under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), any wheelchair, mobility aid, or other power-driven mobility devices, including the aforementioned equipment, may be utilized as medically assistive transport or for the aid of the physically limited or disabled person. These individuals are allowed on public sidewalks and throughout all CFCC’s campus buildings owned and operated by the college.

Alternative transportation devices, including bicycles, are strictly prohibited inside any building, hallway, stairwell, or common area owned or operated by the college, including parking decks. Individuals will be removed from campus and could be legally responsible for any damage to College property. Any student or employee who violates this policy may be referred to the Dean of Student Affairs or Human Resources respectively for disciplinary action. Visitors who violate this policy may be subject to prosecution under the city code of ordinance and/or state law. Continued non-compliance may be subject to trespassing.

Please refer to the City of Wilmington, N.C., Code of Ordinance, Chapter 11 - Street and Sidewalks / Article I. - In General / Sec. 11-15. (b) 25

 “No person shall operate, ride or use any motive device propelled or designed for propulsion by human power upon any public street, public sidewalk, public park or public vehicular area located in the central business district or upon the Riverwalk. The term “motive device propelled or designed for propulsion by human power” includes: tricycles, coasters, scooters, skateboards, roller skates, roller blades, sleds and wagons, but shall not include bicycles as defined in section 5-1 of the Code (when operated on city streets) and wheelchairs or other devices operated or used by handicapped or disabled persons. For the purposes of this section, the central business district shall be the Central Business Zoning District as established and modified from time to time under chapter 18 of this Code, and that area bounded by the western line of Seventh Street, the southern line of Market Street, the western line of Third Street and the northern line of Chestnut Street. For the purposes of this section, Riverwalk, a public park, is defined in section 7-1.1(a) of this Code.” LOCATION: Central Business District/Zoning

CFCC Board of Trustees approved July 18, 2024