In addition to any other remedies and sanctions available under applicable civil and criminal federal, State and local law, a person violating the rules and provision of this chapter shall be subject to the following:
A. 
Immediate expulsion from transit properties;
B. 
Suspension of the privilege of entering upon and using the transit system and properties;
C. 
Civil penalties if the violation constitutes an infraction; and
D. 
Criminal penalties if the violation constitutes a misdemeanor.
The classification of a violation as either an infraction or a misdemeanor under KMC § 9.35.010 shall not limit or preclude any action or prosecution from being undertaken pursuant to another applicable local, State or federal law.
(Ord. 01-0101 § 44(2) (KCC 28.96.410))
Any person violating a rule or provision of KMC § 9.35.010 through 9.35.030 or any federal, State or local law may be ordered to leave transit property by a commissioned peace officer, department personnel as authorized by the director or authorized personnel of a contracted service provider in accordance with the terms of the applicable service contract. Failure to immediately comply with such an expulsion order shall be grounds for prosecution for criminal trespass.
(Ord. 01-0101 § 44(2) (KCC 28.96.420))
A. 
Violation of a rule or provision of this chapter or any federal, State or local law shall be cause for suspension of a person's privileges to enter upon transit property and use the transit system. Such a suspension may be ordered by department personnel authorized by the director or by the authorized personnel of a contracted service provider in accordance with the terms of the applicable service contract. Notice of such suspension shall be in writing and shall inform the person suspended of the cause, the period of the suspension, and that failure to comply shall be grounds for criminal prosecution. Service of the suspension notice may be accomplished by personal delivery or by mailing a copy, addressed to the person's last known address, by certified U.S. mail. Unless otherwise specified on the notice, the suspension shall take effect immediately upon actual or constructive receipt of the notice by the person being excluded. A person may not defeat the effectiveness of a suspension by refusing to accept the notice. Receipt of the notice is construed to have been accomplished if the person knew or reasonably should have known from the circumstances that his or her privileges to enter upon transit property and use the transit system have been suspended. Receipt of the notice is also construed to have been accomplished two days after a suspension notice is placed in the U.S. mail. Failure to immediately comply with such a suspension order shall be grounds for prosecution for criminal trespass.
B. 
A person whose use privileges have been suspended may submit a written request for a review of the suspension, which request must be received by the director within 10 calendar days after the effective date of the suspension. Upon receiving a timely request, the director shall designate a person to review the suspension. The suspended person may orally present his or her reasons why the suspension should not be served, by phone or in person at a time and location mutually agreed upon with the reviewer. Within 10 calendar days after the suspended person presents his or her reasons, the reviewer shall make a decision affirming, modifying or terminating the suspension. The reviewer's decision shall be final.
(Ord. 01-0101 § 44(2) (KCC 28.96.430))
A person who is guilty of committing an infraction under KMC § 9.35.010(A) shall be subject to a monetary penalty of not more than $500.00 plus statutory assessments. Any person cited for a civil infraction shall be subject to the applicable Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction and penalty schedules.
(Ord. 01-0101 § 44(2) (KCC 28.96.440))
A person who is guilty of committing misdemeanor infraction under KMC § 9.35.010(B) shall be subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 and by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than 90 days, or both.
(Ord. 01-0101 § 44(2) (KCC 28.96.450))