Office of General Affairs

1. In recent days, incidents of turbid water were reported in campus dormitories. Following an investigation, the issue was traced to abnormalities in certain collection tanks at the University's water treatment plant. The updated status of the corrective actions is provided below: (1) The affected collection tanks were isolated on September 10, followed by cleaning and restoration of water supply on September 13. Normal water service has since been restored. However, small amounts of residual sediment may still remain in the pipelines and will be gradually flushed out through continued water usage. (2) The water towers and water storage tanks serving the First Dormitory Area (including Yun-De Dormitory, Chung-De Dormitory, Yi-De Dormitory, and the faculty and staff dormitories) were cleaned on September 10. In addition, the University has scheduled the cleaning of the water towers and water storage tanks at Ming-De Dormitory and Ju-De Dormitory during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday period from September 25 to September 27 to ensure water quality. 2. Regarding the unexpected water outage in the First Medical Building, the details are as follows: (1) At approximately 8:00 a.m. on September 11, a water outage was reported. The issue was determined to be caused by trapped air within the pipeline system. After the blockage was removed, water service was restored at approximately 12:00 p.m. on the same day. (2) At approximately 11:00 a.m. on September 14, another water outage was reported. After emergency coordination with a contractor, an inspection confirmed that the bottom valve of the water tank had malfunctioned, preventing automatic water replenishment. As replacement parts were not immediately available, water supply was maintained through manual replenishment while the contractor simultaneously arranged for replacement components. Due to the limited capacity of the water tank, insufficient water supply still occurred around midday on September 15 and 16. (3) The contractor completed replacement of the defective bottom valve on September 17, and normal water supply to the entire building was restored at approximately 11:30 a.m. 3. During the response to the water supply issues in the First Medical Building this week, the University also contacted the local water utility company to better understand regional water supply conditions. The University was informed that neighboring institutions, including National Taiwan Sport University and Chang Gung Health and Culture Village, were also experiencing insufficient water supply. During this period, the water inflow to the University was lower than normal, which also affected the operational stability of the chilled-water systems in certain buildings and reduced air-conditioning performance. 4. The Office of General Affairs sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience caused to faculty members, staff, and students during this water supply incident and the related equipment repair work. We greatly appreciate everyone's understanding and cooperation. 5. For inquiries, please contact Mr. Chen Geng-jhih of the Construction and Maintenance Division, Office of General Affairs, at extension 5166. Contact person：Chen, Geng-Jhih Contact number：409-5166

1. Power Outage Schedule: The power will be suspended from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. Power supply will be restored earlier if maintenance is completed ahead of schedule. (1) December 13, 2026 (Sunday): Administration Building – General power outage. (2) January 15, 2027 (Friday): First Medical Building – Emergency power outage (including elevators). During this period, elevators in the First Medical Building will be out of service. Please use the elevators in the Engineering Building instead. (3) January 30, 2027 (Saturday): I. Yun De Building, Yi De Building, Chong De Building, Ju De Building, Ming De Building, Female Faculty Dormitory, Male Faculty Dormitory, and the Activity Center – both general and emergency power supply will be suspended. II. First Medical Building, Second Medical Building, Cultural Heritage Hall, Engineering Building, Library, and Administration Building – general power will be suspended; limited emergency power will remain available based on generator capacity. 2. Important Notes: (1) To ensure the proper operation of the emergency power system, please do not connect regular power equipment to emergency outlets during the outage. Overloading the emergency power supply may cause generator shutdowns and affect system stability. (2) Please keep the doors of refrigerators and freezers closed during the outage to maintain cooling if not urgently needed. (3) Shut down computers and laboratory instruments in advance, avoid using elevators, and ensure critical equipment is connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or small generator. (4) During the outage, turn off or unplug electrical devices. After power restoration, please assign personnel to check equipment before use. 3. Contact Information (Construction & Maintenance Section): (1) Mr. Ting – ext. 5165 / Mobile: 0984-262-343 (2) Mr. Tseng – ext. 5001 / Mobile: 0965-213-507 Contact person：S.K. Ting Contact number：409-5165

1. The aforementioned Regulations were approved at the Administrative Meeting held on September 22, 2026. 2. The key amendments are as follows: (1) The parking management system has been revised from a parking permit system to a parking access privilege system. (2) Definitions of vehicles and parking access privileges have been added, along with provisions governing traffic management equipment and data collection, traffic control measures, and the suspension and revocation of parking access privileges.. (3) Provisions have been added concerning temporary parking during winter and summer breaks, motorcycles used for transporting items, and temporary campus access for individuals who are injured or ill. (4) Provisions have been added regarding violations involving temporary motorcycle access to campus. The procedures for handling abandoned vehicles and the cumulative penalty mechanism for traffic violations have also been clarified. In addition, the appeal procedures and related management measures have been revised to further improve the campus traffic management system and maintain traffic safety and order on campus. 3. The full text of the amended Regulations and a comparison table showing the amendments before and after revision are attached as Attachment 1 and Attachment 2, respectively. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328

1. To accommodate the 2026 Double Tenth Day Holiday period, the University's shuttle bus services will operate according to the following schedule: (1) October 8, 2026 (Thursday): Operate according to the Friday schedule, including additional standby shuttle services. (2) October 9, 2026 (Friday) to October 10, 2026 (Sunday): Shuttle bus services will be suspended. (3) October 11, 2026 (Monday): Operate according to the Sunday schedule. 2. The shuttle bus schedule for the holiday periods in the First Semester of Academic Year 2026–2027 is provided in the attachment. Any subsequent changes will be announced separately. 3. For inquiries, please contact Ms. Wu of the Office of General Affairs at extension 5035. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328

1. To encourage the use of public transportation during the Double Tenth Day holiday period and to alleviate traffic congestion on national freeways and surrounding roads, public transportation fare discount programs will be implemented from October 8 to October 11, 2026. Details are as follows: (1) Fare Discounts: Eighty-five designated medium- and long-distance intercity bus routes will offer fares at 40% off the regular ticket price. (2) Monthly Frequent Rider Rewards: TPASS 2.0⁺ Registered User Rebate Program I. Passengers who travel 2 to 3 times during the month will receive a 15% rebate. II. Passengers who travel 4 or more times during the month will receive a 30% rebate. III. An additional 3% rebate will be provided for users who register with the Green Transportation Service Platform. IV. By combining the fare discount and frequent rider rebate programs, passengers may receive up to approximately 43% off the original fare (57% discounted fare plus a maximum 33% rebate). (3) Transfer Discounts I. Passengers who transfer to a local bus service using an electronic ticket within 10 hours after traveling on an intercity bus, Taiwan Railways train, or Taiwan High Speed Rail service may enjoy a fare waiver for the basic mileage fare (or one-section fare). II. Designated Happy Bus routes will be available free of charge. 2. Please refer to the attachment for detailed information. Contact person：MENGCHIEN WU Contact number：409-3328