Student Handbook 2023-24 | Page 15

Safety located in St . Brigid Hall .
Persons with disabilities who have been issued appropriate state identification for their vehicles must obtain a University parking decal to park their vehicles on university property in the spaces reserved for handicapped parking . State-issued handicapped identification tags alone do not permit parking on campus . Students who are temporarily disabled due to accidents , etc . should contact the Office of Public Safety in St . Brigid Hall to evaluate possible temporary parking arrangements .
Costs for parking hangtag decals for the 2023 - 2024 academic year are as follows :
Resident Student - $ 85 Commuter Student - $ 55 Graduate and Accelerated Nursing Students - $ 35
Parking Permits ( hangtags ) Parking hangtags must be renewed each year . This allows for vehicle and contact information to be updated in the parking system . Students who enter the university in the spring can purchase a parking permit at a prorated cost . If you have received a pink summer parking hang tag , you are still required to complete the online registration and obtain a new 2023-24 hang tag .
To obtain a 2023-2024 parking hang tag , please complete the following steps :
1 . Pay for your parking hang tag here . You will need to enter your license plate number and state . ** IMPORTANT : You will receive a receipt at the end of your purchase . Please make note of the “ order #” at the top of this receipt . You will need to enter the order # into your registration request ( step 2 )
2 . Register your vehicle here .
Please see the Campbell Solution Center website for complete instructions . Temporary permits are available for visitors and guests . Students who wish to obtain a temporary permit for a guest must apply in the Public Safety Office with the registration information of the vehicle they wish to park on campus .
The security of the hangtag is the responsibility of the purchaser . If the hangtag is lost or stolen , please report to Public Safety immediately . The hangtag may be replaced for a $ 10.00 fee . The original hangtag will be voided and future use will result in appropriate fines . All tickets issued to a vehicle with a hangtag will be charged to the student who was issued the hangtag . Disabled vehicles must be reported to Public Safety and the owner / driver should advise if the vehicle needs to be towed or repaired . The owner / driver need not use a designated towing company . As a means of deterring theft , Public Safety will not permit anyone to tow or repair a vehicle unless the owner / driver has first notified Public Safety .
Illegal Parking
Illegally parked vehicles will be subject to parking tickets or , in extreme circumstances , may be booted or towed . Vehicles parked near fire hydrants , in handicapped spaces , or in loading zones will be subject to greater fines . All parking tickets must be paid within five ( 5 ) days of receipt . Failure to pay parking tickets may result in the revocation of parking privileges and the ability to register for classes .
Public Safety officers as well as local police enforce parking and traffic regulations on campus . Vehicles parked in violation of the policy will be ticketed at a minimum rate of $ 30.00 per ticket plus an additional $ 30.00 per boot removal fee . Students wishing to appeal a ticket may complete an appeal form in the Public Safety Office in St . Brigid Hall within five ( 5 ) days of the ticket date . If a student has three ( 3 ) or more unpaid parking tickets , a hold will be placed on their student account until the tickets have been paid or appealed .
Boot and Towing Policy :
1 .
A motor vehicle that remains illegally parked can be ticketed every 24 hours . A vehicle ticketed three ( 3 ) or more times
over 72 hours will be ticketed , booted and subject to towing .
2 .
A vehicle that blocks fire lanes , handicapped access , etc ., will be ticketed and possibly towed .
3 .
A vehicle illegally parked in a reserved space will be ticketed , booted or towed .
4 .
Vehicles with three ( 3 ) or more unpaid tickets each academic year will be booted or possibly towed and may lose their parking
privileges for the following academic year .
5 .
A ticketed vehicle whose owner or driver is unidentified will be booted or towed .
Parking is permitted only in lined spaces in the appropriate parking lots . Under no condition is parking permitted in fire zones , along driveways , on the grass , loading bays , or in any area which could create a safety hazard .
Parking is assigned in the following manner : Faculty / Staff - Connelly Faculty Center Lot N , St . Bernard Hall Lot A , Frances M . Maguire Hall Lot R , and University Hall lots C and D . Upper Class Resident Students - Loyola Hall and Valie Genuardi Hall lots only – identified as Lots H and P on the campus map . First Year Resident Students - will be assigned parking spaces in the Valie Genuardi Hall lot – identified as Lot P on the campus
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