Office of General Affairs

1. Reason for Suspension: Water pumping operations will be conducted in the elevator pit of Elevator No. 28 at Chung-De Dormitory. 2. Service Suspension Period: November 3, 2026 (Tuesday), from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3. Affected Area: Elevator No. 28 at Chung-De Dormitory will be completely out of service from B1 to the 12th floor. 4. Important Notes: (1) The elevator will be completely out of service during the maintenance work. Upon completion, service between the 4th and 12th floors will be restored first. If the work is completed ahead of schedule, elevator service will resume immediately without further notice. (2) A safety inspection of elevator service between B1 and the 3rd floor is scheduled to be conducted by an elevator technician on November 6, 2026 (Friday). The resumption of service will be determined based on the inspection results. (3) Please stay away from the work area during the maintenance period and exercise caution when passing through the surrounding area. 5. For inquiries, please contact Mr. Chen of the Office of General Affairs at extension 2641 or the Security Division at extension 5000. Contact person：Charlie Contact number：409-2641

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. The University has recently received multiple reports of stray dogs chasing individuals, primarily in areas around the Second Medical Building, Management Building, and Engineering Building. The Office of General Affairs has reported the matter to the Taoyuan City Animal Protection Office for further handling. 2. To ensure campus safety, all faculty members, staff, and students are urged to remain vigilant, particularly in areas where stray dogs are frequently seen, and to observe the following safety guidelines: (1) If you encounter a stray dog, maintain a safe distance and do not approach, touch, or run from the dog. If a dog approaches you, remain calm, use personal belongings as a barrier if necessary, and slowly move away from the area. (2) Do not attempt to chase away, provoke, or attack stray dogs, or engage in any other behavior that may agitate them. (3) Do not feed stray dogs on campus. Please properly dispose of food and food waste, and do not leave or discard them outdoors, as this may attract stray dogs to gather or remain in specific areas for extended periods, increasing the likelihood of human-dog encounters and associated safety risks. (4) If you spot a stray dog without a collar, or encounter a dog chasing or attacking people, please immediately contact the Security Division at Ext. 5000 for assistance. 3. All faculty members, staff, and students are requested to cooperate by remaining aware of their surroundings and following the above safety guidelines to help maintain a safe campus environment. Contact person：HUANG JIE HONG Contact number：409-5023

1.To ensure safety of food ingredients used by food vendors operating in dining facilities across campus, the Office of General Affairs commissioned SGS Taiwan Ltd. to conduct sampling inspections on September 22, 2026, covering food ingredients including rice, edible oils and fats, aquatic products, and prepared foods. 2.All sampling inspection results complied with applicable food safety and hygiene standards. Please refer to the following link for detailed inspection items and results: https://reurl.cc/8YROj7 Contact person：CHEN SHU RONG Contact number：409-5234