STUDENT DEVELOPMENT

• Seniors & Juniors: 24-Hour Permits must be picked up between the hours of 8:30am and 4:00pm, in fall and winter quarters on Monday, September 22, 2008 and in the spring quarter on Monday, March 30, 2009.
  
  
• Sophomores: 24-Hour Permits must be picked up between the hours of 8:30am and 1:30pm, in the fall and winter quarters on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 and in the spring quarter on Tuesday, March 31, 2009.
  
  
• First Year Students: May Not Have a Car on Campus: Exceptions - which are rare - are made only on a space available basis and if documentation can be provided that one has a job off-campus at least 10 hours a week (see below). 24-Hour Permits - if available - must be picked up between the hours of 2:00pm and 4:00pm, in the fall and winter quarters on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 and in the spring quarter on Tuesday, March 30, 2009.
  
  
• After 24-hour permits have been exhausted, qualifying students will be issued a restricted permit to the Hutments.

• Students must present their student identification and vehicle registration or they will not be able to pick up their permit. No exceptions.

• Students seeking a 24-hour permit under the off campus job criteria must have a letter from the employer on letterhead with a contact number for the manager when applying for a permit.

• Must register their cars if they wish to park on campus during the day.
• May park during the day in all student lots (7:00am-11:00pm).

Faculty and Staff

• Must register their cars if they wish to park on campus. Please complete the faculty/staff permit application.
  
• May park during the day in the Upper Fine Arts lot, Lower Fine Arts lot (south row only), and the Facilities Management lot
  
• May get permission from Security to park overnight.
  

Visitors/Guest Permits

• May park during the day in the designated Admission's spaces in the Upper Fine Arts lot. A permit is required and is available from the Admissions office.
• Overnight parking for visitor vehicles can be arranged with the Security office.

• The Upper Fine Arts, South row of Lower Fine Arts, and Facilities Management lots are restricted to faculty and staff from 7:00am to 5:00pm on business days.
• The Acker Lane, Severn, Markin, Lower Fine Arts (except south row), and Trowbridge lots are restricted to student overnight permit parking and commuter student day parking.
• The Hutment's lot is open for both day and overnight parking and is restricted to cars with permits.
• No vehicle shall be parked in designated no-parking areas, such as sidewalks and lawns, the middle of a lot, or next to a building, except for maintenance, or emergency purposes.
• If overnight lots are full, arrangements for registered cars can be made with the Security Office to park in a restricted lot.
• Cars with commuter permits may park in 24-hour student lots from 7:00am to 11:00pm.

• Vehicles must be registered in accordance with the schedule above. Having your vehicle registered does not guarantee you a spot at all times next to your resident hall.
• Registered vehicles must properly display the parking permit adhered to the lower right hand corner of the windshield.
• Vehicles must be parked within marked spaces of appropriate lots.
• There shall be no driving or parking on sidewalks or lawns, the middle of a lot, or next to a building entrance except for maintenance, or emergency purposes.
• The speed limit on campus roads is 15 MPH.
• Handicapped parking spaces are clearly marked and are reserved for vehicles with appropriate state permit.
• Designated spaces for Area Coordinators, Security, and Physician are clearly marked and shall not be occupied by others.
• Students may not leave cars in College parking lots during an off quarter.

• $20 fine:
  *Unauthorized parking in a restricted area.
  *Illegally driving or parking on grass or sidewalk.
  *Other illegal parking or traffic violation.
• $30 fine:
  *Parking in a fire lane, by a yellow curb, or in the middle of a parking lot.
  *Illegally parking in a handicap parking space.
• Falsifying registration, providing false information, or use of an unauthorized
  parking permit is a violation of the Honor System. Violators will be referred under the Student Conduct Code, and will be subject to loss of parking privileges for up to one year.
• Violators who receive two tickets are subject to immediate tow without notice on the third violation and loss of parking privileges.
• Leaving a car in a lot during an "off-quarter:" Immediate towing.
  

• All parking tickets must be paid at the Business Office within five (5) calendar days of the ticket or a $5.00 late fee will be automatically assigned.
• Unpaid fines will be charged to the student's Business Office account, along with a $5.00 late fee for each ticket.

• Parking tickets may be appealed within 5 calendar days to the Director of Security.
• Appeals made after 5 calendar days will not be accepted and the appellant will be found responsible for the violation by default.