Parking Services

Parking Procedures & Regulations

I.     Authority, Liability & Jurisdiction

II.    Restrictions

III.   Permits

IV.   Visitors

V.    Decals, Hangtags & Temporary Permits

VI.   Lot Designations

VII.  Lot Regulations

VIII. Lot Assignments

IX.   Permit Fees

X.    Violations & Fines

XI.   Appeals

XII.  Appeals Committee

XIII. Revocation of Privileges

I. Authority, Liability and Jurisdiction

Section A: Authorization for these parking regulations, which have been approved by the chancellor of the university, is derived from Chapter 36 of the Wisconsin Statutes and Chapter 18 of the State Administrative Code.  Provisions of Chapter 346 of the Wisconsin Statutes relating to vehicular travel upon the highway open to the use of the public are also applicable to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.  These regulations are in effect as of the first day of August of each year. 

Section B: The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point assumes no responsibility for damage to any vehicle, or its contents, that is operated or parked on the campus. 

Section C: City streets that are within the boundaries of the university are under the jurisdiction of the Stevens Point Police Department and all city rules and regulations applying to the city streets will be enforced by the referenced agency. 

Section D: Vehicle may be towed at owners expense under the following conditions. 

1.   A vehicle is parked in a location that creates a safety hazard.

2.   A vehicle (operator) is a chronic offender who chooses to violate even after being warned.

3.   An operator who displays abusive behavior to staff, faculty or students when being asked to correct an illegal parking situation and still fails to correct the problem.

  II. Parking Restrictions

Section A: Parking on campus is by permit only, except in metered areas.  Only those vehicles with a current and properly displayed decal or hangtag are authorized to use campus parking lots. 

Section B: Parking is not permitted in service drives at any time. 

Section C: In order to accommodate short-term emergency parking needs, vehicle flashers may be used for a period not to exceed 20 minutes in campus lots.  This rule does not apply in metered lots.  Parking for the purpose of loading/unloading is also permitted in loading zones for a period not to exceed 20 minutes provided that the vehicle’s flashers or headlights are on. 

The fact that a vehicle’s battery is low or has inoperable flashers does not excuse this requirement.  Vehicles that do not have flashers or headlights on will be ticketed.  This section applies only to university lots; not city streets. 

Section D: Parking spaces designated for disabled parking are to be used only by persons who qualify as described by Wisconsin Statutes Section 343.51.  Wisconsin statues provide that a disabled person must provide documentation of the disabling condition to secure a decal or state permit. 

Posted parking spaces for individuals with disabilities are located in most parking lots and are in close proximity to entrances of university buildings.  No parking fee is required for use of posted areas or at meters by vehicles with an authorized state permit or decal.  Forms necessary for obtaining a state permit can be obtained at the Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles. 

A university permit for persons with disabilities is necessary to park in spaces other than those posted for disabled parking.  A vehicle with a university disabled decal is authorized to park in any regular parking stall when posted areas are filled.  Vehicles with only a state disabled permit are authorized to use only posted areas or meters without charge.   If the posted areas are full, Parking Services should be called at 346-3900 to make arrangements for purchase of a temporary permit.  In order to obtain a university disabled decal, the disability must be documented as specified in Wisconsin Statutes, Section 343.51. 

Unauthorized use of areas posted for disabled parking, meters or university parking lots will result in a citation. 

Section E: Operators of university and other state vehicles are required to park in designated spaces and adhere to all parking regulations.  Drivers of fleet vehicles will be held personally responsible for any citations issued.

 

III. Parking Permits (Staff and Students)

University parking decals or hangtags must be obtained from Parking Services in order to park on campus.  Decals or hangtags will be issued to registered students, staff and other personnel who require frequent access to the campus (e.g., service and maintenance personnel).  For parking purposes, employees or contractors doing business with the university and located on campus (such as food service employees) will be considered employees of the university.

 

IV. Visitors

Section A: Visitors are welcome on campus but are asked to follow all parking rules.  Paid visitor parking is available in metered lots in various locations on campus.  Meters are enforced 6:00am to 7:00pm Monday through Friday.  They are open from 7:00pm until 2:00am, and closed from 2:00am to 6:00am ( NO OVERNIGHT PARKING AT METERS).

Section B: Visitor permits are available from Parking Services for a daily fee.  Visitors are considered all persons who do not qualify for a permit, decal or hangtag as previously described. 

Section C: Departments may call Parking Services at 346-3900 or 346-2188 to secure parking privileges for visitors who have not obtained a permit. 

Section D: Visitor temporary permits are valid only for the lot and date(s) specified.  The temporary permit must be placed on the inside lower left corner of the passenger window behind the driver.  Visitor permits are not valid in metered lots. 

Section E: Parking for conferences or meetings may be arranged through either the office of Conference and Reservations or Parking Services.  Parking Services will issue a hanging permit for Lot X that is date specific and costs $6.00 per day.  These can be arranged in advance of the conference, but are not refundable if not used.

Section F: Parking Services has provided 3 parking spaces for classroom speakers.  They are located on the west end of Lot X near the Science Building.  These spaces are marked as Reserved for Guest Lecturers Only.  If you have a guest speaker, you must call the vehicle license plate number into the parking office.  Vehicles and plates numbers not called in will be ticketed.

Section G: Visitor parking is available at the Schmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center parking lot at no charge from 6:00 am until 10:30 pm, seven days a week.  This parking lot is closed from 10:30 pm until 6:00 am seven days a week and violators' will be ticketed.

V. Parking Decals, Hangtags & Temporary Permits

Section A: Parking decals must be displayed on the outside lower right corner of the passenger window behind the driver.  Hangtags must be displayed clearly from the rear view mirror facing the front of the vehicle.  Decals & hangtags are valid from the first day of classes of the fall semester for a 12-month period.  ALL OLD DECALS MUST BE REMOVED.

Section B: Decals for staff lots (A, D, E, H, K, R, S, T,  V, W and Z) must be displayed on vehicles one (1) week prior to the first day of classes of the fall semester.  Hangtags for student lots (J, P, T and W) must be displayed on vehicles by the first day of classes of the fall semester.  Student Lot Q will be open for the first five (5) days of classes in both the fall and spring semester.  After the fifth day of classes, all vehicles parked in Lot Q must display a valid hangtag.  Lots J, P & Q hangtag will be a hunting permit.  Parking in those lots will be on the first come first served basis. 

Section C:  All vehicles parked in university lots must be parked in such a manner that the rear bumper area is displayed to the driving lane unless special arrangements have been made with Parking Services prior to parking the vehicle. 

Section D: A window stick-on decal may be used only by the person to whom it is issued and only on the vehicle for which it is registered.  Only those vehicles belonging to the individual or a member of the individual’s immediate family may be registered for a university parking decal. Resale or use by anyone other than the purchaser of the permit is prohibited. Old university decals MUST be removed.  Decals will be honored only if they are readable.  Taping or clipping decals or temporary permits to a vehicle is not considered permanent or proper display.  Decals/temporary permits displayed in this manner will not be honored.  Hangtags can be used on any vehicle.  Owner of the hangtag will be responsible for any citation issued to their hangtag.  If your hangtag is lost or stolen a report must be filed with Parking Services and appropriate fee must be paid for a replacement.

 

VI. Parking Lot Designations (See Map)

Section A:  Student Lots: J, P, and Q

                   Student/Staff Lots: T and W

                   Staff Lots: A, D, E, H, K, R, S, V and Z

Metered Lots: F, FW, G, R, V, X  and Z

Section B: There is no permit required for parking in campus metered lots.  Meter parking is available near the University Center in Lot R, east and west of the Health Enhancement Center in Lot F,& FW, six meters in Lot R near the Learning Resources Building, Lot G, 10 meters behind Allen Center, 20 meters on the east side of Lot V, Lot X on the corner of Fremont and Stanley Street and Lot Z north of the University Center.  If a meter is inoperable or defective, please notify Parking Services at 346-3900.  Until such time as the meter is repaired, the space is considered “No Parking.”  Citations issued for parking at an expired or inoperable meter are non-appealable.  Citations may be issued every two hours at meters. 

 

Vll. Lot Regulations

Section A: No group, department or organization except Parking Services, is allowed to use university decals, meter or other revenue producing parking lots to generate income. 

Section B: The vice chancellor for business affairs can authorize parking for non-university personnel in any university lot.  Requests must be submitted in writing at least seven (7) working days prior to the event. 

Section C: Departments, groups and organizations can reserve spaces in decal, meter or other revenue-producing lots.  Parking Services will approve such requests based upon availability.  Request must be submitted at least fourteen (14) working days prior to the event. 

Section D: Parking regulations for all parking lots, except A,E,H,R, and the Power Plant area are enforced from 2:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.  Lots H and the Power Plant area are restricted to decal holders for these specific lots, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  A, E & R (except for the meters) has open parking beginning at 5:00 p.m. rather than 7:00 p.m.  “No Parking” areas, sidewalks, fire zones, 20-minute zones, grass, disabled stalls and reserved stalls are restricted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.   

1.   After 3:00 p.m., staff with decals may park in non-metered areas in any lot except G, H and the Power Plant area.

2.   After 3:00 p.m., students with hangtags may park in any student lot until 2:00 a.m.

3.   All university lots and metered areas, except A,E,H, R, and the Power Plant area have open parking from 7:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. Monday through Friday.  A.,E, and R ( xcept for the meters) have open parking beginning at 5:00 p.m. rather than 7:00 p.m.

4.   All lots and metered areas, except H and the Power Plant area, are open on the weekend from 7:00 p.m. Friday until 2:00 a.m. Monday.

            5.   When there is open parking in any lot, limited parking areas are enforced. 

Section E: Metered areas are closed from 2:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m.  No overnight parking is allowed in these areas.  Vehicles parked in these areas after 2:00 a.m. and prior to 6:00 a.m. will be issued a citation for parking in a closed area. 

Section F: Staff lots A,H,K,S, Z and the Power Plant area are restricted to decal holders of those lots for the entire year.  Staff lots D,E,& R are open to valid decal holders when school is not in session.  All staff lots are restricted to decal holders beginning seven (7) days prior to the first day of classes of the fall semester.  Due to the confusion caused by interim classes, call Parking Services for verification that classes are not in session. 

Section G: Decals are valid only for the vehicle to which they are registered and only in the lot assigned.  Temporary permits are valid only for the vehicle to which they are registered, in the lot(s) assigned and for the dates specified on the permit.  Decal holders using a vehicle other than the one registered, must obtain authorization from Parking Services prior to parking on campus.  Hangtags can be used on any vehicle.  Any citations written on the hangtag will be the responsibility of the hangtag owner.

 

VIII. Lot Assignments

Section A: Application forms for parking decals and hangtags are available from the Parking Services office, or online at www.uwsp.edu/parking.  The Parking Office in accordance with the current parking regulations will make assignment to a specific lot. 

Section B: Student Assignments 

Student assignments will be made on a first come, first served basis.  Applications are available beginning in May for the following fall semester.  Payment must be made at time of application; online or in the office. 

Section C: Staff Assignments 

  1. Except as noted in Section D and E, all assignments of parking spaces will be made on the basis of seniority of service at this university.
  2. In order to be considered on the basis of seniority at this university, staff members must apply no later that August 1 of the current year.  After August 1, space is assigned on the first-come, first served basis.

Section D: Special Needs 

1.         Senior citizens attending university courses are exempt from normal parking lot fees.  However, their vehicles must have the appropriated decal or hangtag that may be obtained from Parking Services for 50% of the normal parking fee.  The office will make an effort to assign them parking spaces most convenient to the classroom area on a space available basis.  Senior citizen for the purpose of Parking Services are those individuals who have attained their 62nd birthday and can provide documentation of that fact.

2.         Applications used to obtain decals or hangtags for individuals with “Special Needs” may be obtained at Parking Services. 

3.         Three parking spaces in Lot R will be assigned for use by Suzuki patrons.  L permits (hang tags) will be sold to Suzuki participants allowing them parking in the three spaces in Lot R during the day, and unrestricted access after 3:00 p.m. to any regular parking stall, except for those in Lot G, H, the Power Plant area and metered stalls.  The Suzuki program will be responsible for all cost associated with the three reserved spaces in Lot R.  Permits will be sold directly from Parking Services.

Section E: Special Assignments and Priorities 

1.         The chancellor shall have a designated space in Lot A and an all-lot decal.

2.         Unless otherwise specified in this section or documented exceptional need warrants it, any person granted eligibility for a multiple lot decal designation by the appeal process shall use the lot assigned on the basis of seniority as their primary parking area.

3.         Parking Services shall annually review the titles listed in numbers 4 through 6 and make necessary changes in titles and assignments.

4.         The following positions shall be eligible for a first choice of lot as their primary parking area and shall also be assigned an all-lot decal:  Provost, Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Associate Vice Chancellor for Teaching Learning and Academic Programs. Executive Director of UWSP Foundation, Director of Facility Planning and Space Management, Director of Safety and Loss Control, Director of Facility Services, Director of Protective Services,  Assistant Director of Facility Services, Associate Director of Facility Services, Environmental Health and Safety Officer,  Facilities Planning Specialist, Director of News Services, and WSEU Safety Officer.

5.          Provisions for a three-lot decal.  The following shall be eligible for the first choice of lot as their primary parking area and shall also be assigned the two (2) additional lots designated:  Director of Residential Living (T, R), Director of Conference and Reservation (T, V), Director of University Center (T,V), Director of Affirmative Action (E, T), and Manager of Point Card Office (T, V).

6.          Provision for a two-lot decal.

a.   The following positions shall be eligible for a first choice of lot as their primary parking area and shall also be assigned the additional lot designated:  Executive Assistant to the Chancellor (E).

b.   The following positions shall be eligible for a first choice of lot as their primary parking area and shall also be assigned the additional lot as designated: Assistant Director for Centers Activities and Programs (T),  Director of University Dining Services (V), Catering Manager (V).

c    The Director of Schmeeckle Reserve shall be eligible for a decal for Lot J and for one other lot according to seniority.

d.   The Head of the School of Education shall be eligible for a Lot E decal as a primary parking area and shall also be assigned limited Lot A parking privileges. 

7.         Deans and the Chair of Faculty Senate shall have first choice of lot as their primary parking area plus limited Lot A privileges.  In addition, the Theatre Arts Costume Designer shall be granted parking privileges in Lot R as primary parking area.  The Director of Military Science shall be granted parking privileges in Lot K as a primary parking area.

8.         Residence Hall Directors shall be eligible for their first choice of lot.

9.         The Lot N decal is designed for staff that work at night and is valid only between the hours of 10:30 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.   If an individual with an N decal wishes to park on campus at any other time of day, a temporary parking permit is required.  Parking Services must be notified prior to parking the vehicle on campus.  The temporary parking fee of $5.10 per day, may be paid at Parking Services, 124 George Stien Bldg. in person or may be placed in campus mail.  Do not send cash through campus mail.

10.        When space is available, daily and weekly permits are issued by Parking Services upon payment of the appropriate fee.

11.       Special needs not explicitly covered by these regulations will be considered on the basis of written application to Parking Services.  Unless otherwise specifically stated in writing by Parking Services, special assignments are valid only for the year in which they are issued. 

Section F: Applications may be filed with the Office of Parking Services for a second-lot permit.  Such permits, available to staff and students may be purchased as available.  The cost of the permit shall be $6.55 or the difference between the cost of the original and the second lot whichever is greater. 

Section G: A hangtag shall be provided for all personnel retired from the university.  The hangtag shall allow retired personnel to park in a non-metered university lot except  D, G,Z and the Power Plant area.  The hangtag shall not be valid in limited parking areas, fire zones, disabled spaces, or at meters.  Only one application will be necessary.  Retirement designations will be verified with payroll and a hangtag will be issued.  This will be an ongoing hangtag and will not have to be reissued year after year.  The hangtag can be moved to any vehicle.  Only one hangtag will be issued per person.  If the owner of the hangtag purchases a new vehicle, this will eliminate the need to return to the parking office for a new hangtag. 

If the hangtag is reported stolen, a police report will be filed, a new hangtag will be issued.  The hangtag owner must take proper care to reduce the opportunity for theft.  If the hanger wears out, breaks, etc. a new hangtag will be issued when the old hangtag is returned to Parking Services.  Any citations written on the hangtag will be the responsibility of the permit holder. 

As in the past, if a retired employee returns to the campus as an employee, the proper fees will be assessed. 

Section H: The Parking Appeals Committee will consider any appeal of lot assignment.  Assignment appeal forms are available from Parking Services. 

 

IX. Permit Fees

Section A: All persons wishing to park any type of motor vehicle, (except mopeds), in any university lot must register for a parking decal or hangtag. 

Section B: Annual fees must be paid at the time of purchase unless a Payroll Deduction Authorization form is completed.  Fees are dependent upon lot assignment and choice according to the following schedule (see map):

  1. Faculty/Staff & Student Lots: $94.35
  2. Evening Faculty/Staff & Student (after 3:00 p.m. permit): $50.35
  3. N Decal valid after 10:30 PM: $24.35
  4. No decal/hangtag is required for metered areas.  Metered areas are enforced from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM Monday through Friday.  Metered areas are open from 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
  5. Motorcycle parking spaces are available in most lots for half the standard decal cost.
  6. The fee for a car pool is the regular lot price.

All parking fees include Wisconsin State and Portage County sales tax. 

Section C: The second semester fee is 60% of the annual fee.  Fees for summer sessions are 25% of the annual fee.  Any person who purchases an annual decal/hangtag at the beginning of the academic year and leaves the university at the end of the first semester may obtain a refund of 40% of the annual fee by filling out a refund form and returning the decal/hangtag to Parking Services.  In order to obtain a refund, the completed form and the decal/hangtag must be returned no later than the end of the second week of classes of the second semester. 

Section D: Additional Fee Information 

  1. The evening hangtag (after 3 p.m.) may be purchased by either students or faculty/staff.  Only one hangtag will be issued per person.  The hangtag can be moved from vehicle to vehicle and may park in any lot (except G, H, the Power Plant area and metered areas) after 3 p.m.  If the permit is reported stolen or lost a report must be filed with Parking Services and an appropriate fee assessed for replacement.  The hangtag owner must take proper care to reduce the opportunity for theft.  Any citation written on the hangtag will be the responsibility of the hangtag owner.  If a hangtag is damaged and needs to be replaced, the hangtag must be returned and a replacement fee will be assessed.
  2. Persons with more than one (1) vehicle may purchase additional decals for $3.95 per decal including tax.  However no more than one vehicle may be parked on campus at any given time unless the additional vehicle has paid the temporary parking fee.  Parking Services will direct the additional vehicle to an available lot.  ADDITIONAL PERMIT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR HANGTAGS, ONLY ONE HANGTAG WILL BE ISSUED PER PERSON.
  3. Motorcycle decals are available for half the price of the regular lot fee plus applicable tax.  If a second vehicle decal is desired when the primary vehicle is a motorcycle the fee will be the difference in the lot price plus $3.95 including tax.   Motorcycles may be parked only in appropriately marked spots.
  4. A daily temporary parking permit may be purchased by staff, student or visitors from Parking Services for $5.10 including tax.  Weekly permits are available for $20.25 including tax..
  5. A single decal/hangtag will be issued for each car pool.  “A car pool shall consist of at least two people.  They will share transportation in a single vehicle to and/or from campus on a regular and consistent basis.”  The decal/hangtag must be transferred to the vehicle that will be on campus for that day.  Only one (1) vehicle of a car pool is authorized on campus at a time.  Additional vehicles must be registered with Parking Services and payment of the temporary fee must be made prior to parking on campus.  Parking Services will direct drivers of the additional vehicle to an available lot.  If a car pool decal/hangtag is lost or stolen, a report must be filed with Parking Services.  The decal/hangtag will be declared invalid and a replacement issued upon payment of the appropriate fee.
  6. A fee of $3.95 including tax will be charged for all regular replacement decals.  If a motor vehicle is sold, Parking Services will generally require that the original decal be removed from the vehicle and presented at the time of application for a replacement decal.  In any case, the original decal shall be declared INVALID and its use on campus will result in a citation being issued.

Section E:  All parking privileges are terminated when students or staff terminate their association with the university.  Any refund of parking fees is dependent upon return of the decal/hangtag to Parking Services.  For staff on payroll deduction, future deductions will be cancelled upon return of the decal/hangtag to Parking Services.  No refund will be issued on previously deducted payments, as they are pre-tax deductions.

 

X. Violations and Fines

Section A: The following is a list of violations of these regulations and the amount of fine to be assessed when a citation is issued. 

  1. Failure to park with rear bumper exposed to the driving lane - $2.00
  2. Failure to display decal/permit or hangtag properly - $5.00
  3. Failure to obey university signs - $2.00
  4. Parking at an expired meter - $6.00 (NON-APPEALABLE)
  5. Parking in “limited” zone - $7.50
  6. Parking in a lot other that that assigned - $20.00
  7. Parking in a “No Parking” area, closed area or disabled meter -  $15.00
  8. Parking on university facilities without a valid parking decal/permit or hangtag -$20.00
  9. Manufacturing, or altering an official decal, hangtag, temporary permit or guest permit to obtain services -$200.00.
  10. Selling or using an unofficial decal, temporary permit or guest permit to obtain service OR intentional sale, application or use of an official decal, or temporary permit on a vehicle other than for which it is intended - $100.00 each for both seller and user.
  11. Abuse of car pool or additional vehicle option - $20.00
  12. Parking in an area reserved for individuals with disabilities - $50.00 (NON-APPEALABLE)
  13. Parking in a fire zone area - $25.00 (NON-APPEALABLE)

Violations, other than those received for parking at expired or disabled meters, parking in a disabled space or parking in a fire zone, may be appealed within twenty-one (21) days of the date of the citation.  Appeal forms may be obtained at Parking Services.  124 George Stien Bldg., 1925 Maria Drive (near the power plant smoke stack).  All citations must be paid prior to filling an appeal. 

Section B:  If fines are not paid within twenty-one (21) days of the issue date, the penalty increases according to the following schedule:

            $ 2.00  increases to $   4.00             $15.00 increases to $  20.00

            $ 5.00  increases to $  10.00            $20.00 increases to $  30.00

            $ 6.00  increases to $  12.00            $25.00 increases to $  50.00

            $ 7.50  increases to $  12.50            $50.00 increases to $100.00 

Appropriate collection action will be taken to collect unpaid fines.  Such action includes, but is not limited to, referral to the Department of Transportation and withholding of transcripts. 

Section C: Rates and fines are subject to annual review.

 

XI. Appeals

Section A:  Any person may appeal a parking lot assignment or rejection of a special needs request by completing the appropriate appeal form at Parking Services. 

Section B: Unless otherwise stated in writing by the Parking Appeals Committee, an appeal granted by the committee shall be valid only for the parking year in which the appeal was requested. 

Section C:  The Director of Protective Services and Parking Services may, at his/her discretion, review all appeals before they are submitted to the 1st level parking appeals committee.  This review may be done during discussions with parking office personnel.  Fines may be reduced or appeals approved at this level.  Appeals not resolved will be forwarded to the appeal committee.  

 

XII. Parking Appeals Committee

Section A: Membership of the Parking Appeals Committee shall be determined by the following guidelines. 

  1. A member of the faculty and a member of academic staff shall be appointed by the Executive Committee of Faculty Senate.  One of the members shall be appointed to a term running from January 1 to December 31 and the other member shall be appointed to a term running from August 1 to July 31.
  2. The committee shall have two (2) classified staff members.  One of the members shall be non-represented and shall be appointed by the director of personnel.  The other member shall be a represented employee and shall be appointed by the president of the Wisconsin State Employees Union Local 584.  Both members shall serve from January 1 to December 31.
  3. The president of the Student Government Association shall appoint two (2) student members.  One member shall represent off-campus students while the other will represent resident students.  The terms of their office shall be from August 1 to July 31.
  4. One member shall be appointed by the vice chancellor for business affairs and shall serve a two (2) year term beginning August 1 of odd numbered years
  5. No member of the Parking Appeals Committee may serve more that two (2) consecutive terms.

Section B:  The Parking Appeals Committee shall establish its own procedural rules within the following guidelines. 

  1. The committee shall elect it own chairperson from among its members.  The chairperson will have voting privileges.
  2. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the committee except during the period from the last day of the spring semester to the day preceding the first day of classes of the fall semester during which a quorum shall consist of those members present.
  3. Appeals shall be reviewed and decisions made, based on the information provided by the appellant and information provided by Parking Services
  4. Parking Services will provide secretarial and staff support to the Appeal Committee.
  5. Decision of the Appeal Committee will be provided to the appellant in writing.  Should the appeal be denied the appellant has the right to appeal the decision in writing to the Director of Protective Services and Parking within 10 days of notification of the initial appeal.
  6. All appeals will end with the Vice Chancellor of Business Affairs and his/her decision will be final.
  7. The times and place of the Parking Appeals Committee meetings will be communicated and publicized during the first month of each semester.

           

XIII. Revocation of Parking Privileges

The revocation of university parking privileges may be for a period of up to ten (10) months.  Revocation may be considered for the following offenses: 

  1. Falsification of information when applying for a vehicle decal or permit.
  2. Manufacturing, altering or using an unofficial decal, hangtag, temporary permit or guest permit to obtain service from the university.
  3. The intentional application or use of a decal or temporary permit on a vehicle other than that for which the decal or temporary permit is registered.
  4. Falsification of information to any Parking Appeals Committee.