Current through Reg. 50, No. 187; September 24, 2024
(1) APPLICATION.
(a) Section
1006.66, F.S., requires each
University Board of Trustees to adopt rules that govern traffic on the grounds
of the university; that provide penalties for the infraction of such traffic
rules; and that the university finds necessary, convenient, or advisable for
the safety or welfare of the students, faculty members, or other persons.
Section 1009.24, F.S., authorizes
University Boards of Trustees to assess fees for parking fines, decals, and
permits. Board of Governors Regulation 1.001 requires that university parking
facilities are funded through parking fees or parking fines imposed by a
university.
(b) Thus, USF System
institutions charge fees for the use of its parking spaces to pay for the
operation and maintenance of campus parking facilities and a Transportation
Access Fee Plan to support the transportation infrastructure and increase
student access to transportation services. The USF System President/designee
may convene a Transportation Access Fee Committee composed of at least one-half
student representatives appointed by the Student Body President and the
remainder appointed by the USF System President/designee. A chairperson shall
be jointly appointed by the USF System President/designee and Student Body
President and shall only vote in case of a tie. The Committee may recommend
that fee increases be assessed upon all courses and fundable credit hours. The
recommendations shall take effect if approved by the USF System
President/designee, after consultation with the Student Body President and
approved by the University Board of Trustees. See USF System Regulation 4.0102
(Tuition and Fees) for the current Transportation Access Fee amount.
(c) This rule applies to the USF System
unless otherwise specified in this rule or on the individual campus
parking/traffic information website. Regional campuses and separately
accredited institutions may have different names and locations for parking and
traffic offices and officials. Students, faculty and staff must check with
their individual campuses or parking/traffic website for information.
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USFTPA
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http://www.usfweb2.usf.edu/parking_services/
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USFSP
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http://www.usfsp.edu/parking_services/index.htm
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USFS-M
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http://www.usfsm.edu/services/parking/
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Or at the main building:
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USFTPA
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4202 E. Fowler Avenue, Room PSB 101, Tampa, FL
33620
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USFSP
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140 USFSP Harborwalk Ave. S, BAY 132, St. Petersburg,
FL 33701
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USFS-M
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8350 N. Tamiami Trail, SMC-B116, Sarasota, Florida
34243-2049
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(2) DEFINITIONS.
(a) AFFILIATE: An individual, or an
individual belonging to an organization, agency or other group having an
ongoing relationship with the USF System and who has been approved by a USF
System parking and transportation services office (PATS) as an affiliate. The
USF System retains the right to offer staff permits to individuals in the
affiliate category who have occupied USF System premises pursuant to a federal
grant agreement in existence prior to 1990.
(b) DISABLED PARKING: Specifically designated
parking for anyone legally qualified to use disabled parking.
(c) GZ (Gold Zone) PARKING: Designated
premium parking lots requiring a special permit.
(d) HOLIDAYS: Official USF System holidays
only. Academic breaks and weekends are not holidays.
(e) LICENSEE: A person or entity that is
present on the grounds of the USF System because they have entered into an
agreement with the USF System for use of campus facilities.
(f) LOADING/UNLOADING ZONES: Zones
specifically designated for vehicles making deliveries and pick-ups.
(g) PARKING: Stopping a vehicle on the side
of the road, on the road, or off the road when not required to do so by law,
rule or regulation. The parked condition is not altered by occupancy of the
vehicle, leaving the vehicle's motor running, or engaging the vehicle's
flashing hazard light.
(h) PATS:
Refers to the appropriate parking and transportation services offices for each
USF System institution.
(i) PERMIT:
A distinctive USF System repositionable permit, adhesive decal or hangtag
issued by PATS.
(j)
INSTITUTION/CAMPUS: USF Tampa, USF St. Petersburg, USF Sarasota-Manatee and USF
Polytechnic.
(k) REGISTERED
VEHICLE: Any vehicle that is registered with a USF institution's Parking and
Transportation Services office (PATS).
(l) RESERVED SPACE: Individually marked space
reserved for the specified user twenty-four (24) hours a day/seven (7) days a
week.
(m) RETIRED: Faculty,
administration, and staff who have retired from the USF System and are not
currently employed by the USF System.
(n) SERVICE DRIVE: Those areas of campus that
provide access for delivery, service and emergency vehicles only.
(o) STAFF: The term STAFF includes employees
in GEMS salary plans for adjunct faculty/medical residents (06); post-doctoral
fellows (08); administration (21); faculty (22); staff employee (23); executive
service (24); and non-student full-time, part-time and temporary
employees.
(p) STUDENT: For the
purpose of these rules/regulations, the term STUDENT includes all persons,
other than staff, as defined above, enrolled with the USF System; day or night,
full-time or part-time, regardless of the number of hours or days attending
classes.
(q) COURTESY PERMIT: A
temporary permit issued by PATS to visitors; or to any registered permit holder
who is not in possession or their parking pass. Maximum of three (3) courtesy
permits per semester.
(r) TIMED
SPACES: Non-metered parking spaces specifically designated for vehicles making
short term stops of no greater than designated number of minutes listed on the
parking space.
(s)
VENDOR/CONTRACTOR: Any person/company that has entered into a contract with the
USF System to provide a service, regardless of the length of the contract, to
the USF System.
(t) VISITOR: Any
person who is not a member of the USF System (student, staff, affiliate,
vendor/contractor or licensee).
(u)
VOLUNTEER: Any person who provides volunteer services to the campus and
receives no compensation, material benefit, or course credit from the USF
System.
(3) PURPOSE.
The purpose of a structured and regulated parking system is
to facilitate the activities of the USF System (primarily instruction) by
providing parking that will allow:
(1)
students to park close to their on-campus residence or to commute;
(2) faculty and staff access to classrooms
and offices; and
(3) visitors the
ability to participate in campus activities. To meet this purpose, the USF
System has developed rules (Rule
6C4-4.0010, Parking,
Registration, Penalties & Rates; and Rule
6C4-4.0011, F.A.C., Traffic and
Moving Violations). Compliance with these rules is encouraged through fair and
consistent enforcement.
Due to the size of the staff and student bodies, the USF
System does not guarantee parking to all students and staff paying for spaces,
nor can it guarantee the safety and security of vehicles, property and persons
within the campus parking facilities. All persons holding a valid operator's
license may use properly registered motor vehicles, motor scooters, bicycles,
and other USF System institution approved mechanical conveyances in accordance
with the terms of these rules and the specific rules of each institution as
posted on that institution's parking/traffic website [Section
(1)(c)].
(4)
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR PARKING PERMITS AND REGISTRATIONS.
(a) University Police, Parking Enforcement
Specialists, the appropriate Law Enforcement authority, or specially designated
personnel are authorized to issue parking citations for parking and
registration violations in accordance with these rules/regulations twenty-four
(24) hours a day/seven (7) days a week.
(b) Vehicles used on campus by employees and
enrolled students, regardless of number of hours or days, night or day, full
time or part time, must be registered and must display a valid appropriate USF
System institution permit twenty-four (24) hours a day/seven (7) days a
week.
(c) Upon request by the
appropriate PATS office, the person registering a vehicle must present a valid
driver's license, USF System employee or student ID card, or a letter from
employer which justifies the type of permit requested. Resident students must
present a copy of their housing contract, check-in sheet, or verifiable
resident status in Banner. All registrants are responsible for providing PATS
with a current address and keeping all information about vehicle ownership
updated.
(d) There is no grace
period for registration of vehicles and acquisition of USF System institutions'
permits. New non-student employees may obtain a temporary permit for ten (10)
business days from the start date of their employment. Proof of employment
status is required.
(e) Reserved
spaces may be purchased by staff for a yearly fee. Requests for spaces must
bear the concurrence of the President, chancellor, vice president, dean or
designee, and attest to the fact that the space is needed based upon the
registrants work requirements. These spaces are not transferable and cannot be
sold to another individual in the event the registrant of the reserved space
leaves the institution. Reserved parking locations are established by PATS to
allow for proper parking management.
(f) Commercial representatives in commercial
vehicles using marked delivery trucks, telephone and power service vehicles,
limousine service automobiles, taxis and buses making brief stops in the
appropriate spaces or zones at one or more points on campus are not required to
pay a parking fee or display a permit unless the vehicles will be
parked.
(g) Vendors/Contractors and
sales or service representatives must display a USF Vendor/Contractor permit on
their commercially or privately owned vehicles to park on the Tampa campus.
These vehicles may be parked in any designated, unreserved non-GZ lot parking
space. On the USFSP campus, vendors may park in GOLD zones with valid permit.
On the USFS-M campus, vendors must display a Staff permit. Special parking
arrangements must be approved in advance by PATS. Vendor/Contractor permit
holders may also utilize designated loading/unloading zones for periods of
thirty (30) minutes or less.
(h)
Disabled Parking Permits:
1. Disabled parkers
may park in any disabled space on campus with an appropriate state disabled
placard/license plate and a valid non-Park-n-Ride USF System
institution's permit. Both the disabled placard/license and USF System
institution's permit must be visibly displayed.
2. Any employee member or student with a
temporary physical disability which impedes walking may apply, with authorized
medical documentation from a physician, to PATS for a temporary USF disabled
parking permit not to exceed five (5) business days.
3. Holders of temporary disabled spaces are
required to advise PATS when assigned temporary disabled spaces are no longer
required.
4. All spaces designated
for the disabled are reserved twenty-four (24) hours a day/seven (7) days a
week.
(i) Daily/Temporary
Parking Permits:
1. A person who is currently
registered with PATS and temporarily not in possession of his/her permit must
obtain a courtesy parking permit [limit of three (3) per semester] before
parking on campus.
2. Upon request
to PATS, permits may be issued to park out of assigned area, for extraordinary
reasons.
3. USF System departments
that are sponsoring or co-sponsoring an event on campus shall request parking
permits and/or use of parking spaces at least two weeks in advance from PATS
for the event participants. Assignment for event parking will be determined by
PATS based on space availability.
4. A Visitor must obtain a daily permit from
either the campus information center, a permit vending machine or the Parking
Services office, or from pay stations located in designated areas to legally
park on the Tampa campus. Hourly parking is available at Pay-by-Space locations
and at meters. Also, visitors may request complimentary parking, up to three
(3) times per semester, in designated Park-n-Ride lots. Contact individual
institutions (p. 2) for location of Visitor daily permits.
(j) Permit/Decal Regulations:
1. When the vehicle is parked, repositionable
permits must be affixed, right side up, on the lower-left, driver's side of the
windshield by removing the protective covering with the permit clearly visible
from the exterior of the vehicle. Alternate methods to affix permits, i.e.,
tape, suction cups, sleeves, etc. are not permitted. Hangtag permits must be
displayed hanging from the vehicle's rearview mirror with the logo side facing
out. Hangtags must be unobstructed and clearly visible from the exterior of the
vehicle. Note: Having tinted windows or using a sunscreen or a car
cover does not preclude the necessity of ensuring the permit is plainly
visible.
2. Permits may not be
transferred from registrant to another vehicle operator who would otherwise be
required to register their vehicle.
3. Repositionable permits may be transferred
between same-owner vehicles only.
4. Adhesive decals are only issued to those
registrants with convertibles, other open vehicles, or other reasons as
approved by PATS. The decal must be permanently affixed to the left rear bumper
and/or the left side rear/front windshield of the vehicle (outside only).
Improper display of decal will result in a citation being issued and a fine
being charged.
5. Adhesive decals
are required for all two-wheeled motor vehicles and must be displayed on the
front or rear fender or front fork of the vehicle unless otherwise approved by
PATS.
6. USF System institutions'
permits may not be reproduced, altered, or transferred by anyone other than
PATS.
7. The person who owns or
registers a vehicle is responsible for assuring that the vehicle, regardless of
who drives it, is parked in conformance with the rules and regulations and for
knowing when the issued permit expires.
8. All citations issued to a permit will be
that registrant's responsibility regardless of which vehicle the permit is on
at the time of the infraction, unless PATS has been advised of a lost or stolen
permit. To request replacement or exchange of parking permits, contact the
appropriate campus Parking and Transportation Services office.
9. Any vehicle parked on campus is parked at
the risk of the operator. Permits declared lost or stolen will immediately
become invalid. An affidavit must be completed for lost or stolen permits or in
the event that the permit was sold with the car. If recovered, the permit will
be reclaimed by PATS and destroyed. Any vehicle bearing a lost/stolen permit is
subject to immediate immobilization and/or tow, even if the vehicle bearing the
permit is owned by the person who has reported the permit as
lost/stolen.
10. All campus
employees, students and visitors who own, register, and have more than one
vehicle on campus at the same time are required to have a valid permit
displayed on each vehicle.
(k) Payroll Deduction: Those persons employed
as faculty, Administration, Post-Doctoral Fellows, or Staff may pay for their
permits through payroll deduction. Those employees not considered permanent
employees (i.e., Temporary, visiting and adjunct professors, etc.) are not
eligible to use payroll deduction. Payroll deduction cannot be started after
March 1 for the current fiscal year.
(l) Refunds: Full refunds will be issued for
permits, (excludes daily visitor and special events) when the refund is
requested within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of purchase, or for
students, up to fourteen (14) days after the first day of the semester for
which the permit is purchased. To receive the refund, the permit must be
returned to PATS with the receipt. Refund requests received after fourteen (14)
calendar days are pro-rated based on a fee schedule developed by PATS. Refunds
will not be issued after the end of the fee schedule date. Permits ordered
on-line and not picked up within 14 calendar days of the beginning of the
semester will be charged a processing fee as outlined in the rates section of
the current brochure. Note: Refunds cannot be issued on pre-tax payroll
deduction.
(m) Permit holders must
notify PATS of change in status. Failure to do so will result in the revocation
of parking privileges without any refund of the remainder of current year's
permit.
(5) GENERAL
GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNATED PARKING SPACES AND AREAS.
(a) Parking is permitted only within marked
spaces. The absence of "No Parking" signs or curb markings does not mean that
parking is allowed.
(b) Parking
over a marker line is prohibited. Vehicles parked parallel to a curb shall be
within one foot of the curb and inside parking markers.
(c) Vehicles shall not be parked facing
traffic in those lots with angled parking. For those lots with straight-in
parking (90 degree) a vehicle may also be parked with the rear of the vehicle
towards the closed end of the parking space.
(d) Where parallel parking is permitted,
vehicles must be parked facing the flow of traffic.
(e) Vehicles shall not be parked in such a
manner as to obstruct vehicular/pedestrian traffic, wheelchair ramps, interfere
with normal operational activities, or to create a hazard.
(f) Double parking is prohibited at all
times.
(g) Parking on grass,
unpaved surfaces, sidewalks, crosswalks, service drives, loading zones, truck
spaces, or on streets (except where specifically marked for parking) is
prohibited.
(h) Major repairs, as
determined by PATS, to non-USF System owned vehicles shall not be performed on
campus.
(i) Unauthorized parking in
RESERVED spaces is prohibited.
(j)
A vehicle parked and remaining at the same meter, unloading zone, or timed
space will receive one ticket for an overtime violation during the first
expired time period for that specific meter, zone, or space. If the vehicle
remains at the same expired meter, zone, or space, additional tickets will be
issued not to exceed two (2) citations for each calendar date.
(k) Campus map and parking lot signs indicate
where staff, residence hall, and non-residence hall students shall park
according to the type of permit displayed on the vehicle. Vehicles may only be
parked in the appropriate lots and spaces.
(l) PATS offices reserve the right to
establish some parking facilities as joint-use facilities to
accommodate two or more categories of registered vehicles. This will be
accomplished with proper signage and announcement of the designation.
(m) Staff and students may purchase a
Park-n-Ride permit which is a restrictive remote parking lot permit on the
Tampa campus. Vehicles with this permit may be parked only in Lots designated
as Park-n-Ride lots on the Tampa campus. Vehicles with this permit may not park
in any lot on other campuses.
(n)
All loading/unloading zones have a 30 minute time limit.
(o) All vehicle operators using a parking
space controlled by a mechanical meter must pay to occupy the space in
accordance with the instructions on the meter.
(p) Only authorized vehicles may park in
disabled spaces.
(q) Oversized
vehicles such as trucks, trailers, motor homes, or any vehicle that occupies
more than one standard car space or extends beyond the space shall be parked in
an area designated by PATS with appropriate parking permit. The maximum
allowance time for parking in this manner is seven (7) calendar days.
(r) Vehicles may not be used as overnight
domiciles, except under emergency conditions and only with the prior approval
of PATS.
(s) Special
Events/Maintenance: PATS has authority to close streets, lots and parking
spaces to facilitate special events, and to perform necessary maintenance.
Contact PATS when planning a special event on campus to receive proper parking
permits and assignments. No department has the authority to close any lots
without first obtaining permission from PATS.
(6) TOWING/IMMOBILIZING VEHICLES (Not
applicable to all campuses).
(a) Vehicles are
subject to being immobilized by a mechanical boot or towed away at the
operator's or the USF System department's expense under any of the following
conditions:
1. Those listed in this Rule
6C4-4.0010, F.A.C.
2. Unauthorized parking in reserved or
disabled spaces.
3. Abandoning a
vehicle (disabled or otherwise) for three (3) consecutive days or more.
Disabled or abandoned vehicles must be attended to promptly with immediate
notification made to PATS, Monday-Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and
to the University Police after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays and on weekends and
holidays.
4. Parking in such a way
as to interfere with campus operational activities.
(b) Vehicles that have been immobilized by a
mechanical boot are towed at the owner's/department's expense. The
owner/department is required to pay for the outstanding citations, and the
immobilization fee and applicable towing charges prior to claiming their
vehicle. The fact that a previously immobilized vehicle has been removed from
the area without authorization from PATS shall be prima facie evidence that the
registered owner has tampered with the immobilized vehicle. Owners of
immobilized vehicles may make restitution online at the PATS website or during
office hours at the Parking Services office or the Campus Information
Center.
(c) A signed release slip
must be obtained from PATS before owner's towed vehicle may be reclaimed from
the towing company. The release slip will only be issued during PATS office
hours and after vehicle registration fees and outstanding citation fees are
paid in full. In addition, the owner or operator of the towed vehicle must
provide proper identification to the towing company and pay the towing charges
in cash to the towing company before reclaiming the vehicle from the towing
company.
(7) PARKING
VIOLATIONS, PENALTIES & PAYMENT:
(a)
Violations and Suspension of Parking Privileges:
This section deals with Parking Violations only. Traffic and
Moving violations are addressed in USF Rule
6C4-4.0011, F.A.C., and will be
referred to the appropriate University enforcement official by the appropriate
Parking and Transportation Services office. Operators of vehicles are subject
to the Parking fines in accordance with the schedule of violation charges as
provided in this rule. PATS reserves the right to restrict the ability to
purchase a parking permit for a period up to twelve (12) months and the
operator so notified by PATS whenever:
1. The person falsifies or misrepresents
information on any PATS' documents.
2. The person/department lends his/her
vehicle to another person when the latter is not entitled to driving
privileges.
3. The
person/department required to register a vehicle does not respond to
citations.
4. The person/department
demonstrates actions that show a willful disregard for public safety or
property, or engages in other types of disruptive behavior with another member
of the USF System.
5. The person
owes a delinquent parking debt to the USF System.
6. The person displays a counterfeit, stolen,
altered, lost or revoked permit.
7.
The person issues fraudulent payments to PATS for services and/or fines
payment.
(b) Parking
citations not paid within 14 days of issuance, or not under appeal, are subject
to an additional late fee as outlined in this rule. Any violations which are
still outstanding after 45 days may be transferred to a collection agency (with
additional fees assessed by the agency) or set off against employee pay
warrants. Outstanding student accounts will also result in student records and
registration being placed on hold until the debt is settled. More than two (2)
outstanding citations will result in the vehicle being immobilized or towed.
Staff and students at the USF Tampa campus with past due violation fees as of
the end of the fall, spring, or summer semester may only purchase Park-n-Ride
permits.
Unless otherwise specified in these rules or on the
appropriate PATS office website, all persons or departments who are cited for
non-moving violations may make payment via the PATS website, to the PATS office
in person or via mail.
(c)
Weapons and Firearms: The USF System prohibits weapons in vehicles on campus.
"In accordance with Sections
790.115 and
790.251, F.S., individuals are
prohibited from possessing firearms on USF System property. The USF System
specifically waives the exception provided for in Sections
790.115(2)(a),
(3), F.S., meaning that vehicles parked upon
USF System property are not entitled to contain firearms pursuant to Section
790.25(5),
F.S."
(8) APPEAL PROCESS
FOR VIOLATION AND PENALTIES: Each System Member may establish an appeal
process. The Tampa Campus appeal process is detailed below. Refer to other
Member campuses websites [Sec. (1)(c)] for applicable appeal processes.
(a) Only those persons or departments
responsible for incurring the citation or the registrant of the vehicle cited
may appeal to the Parking Citation Final Appeal Committee or the Student
Government Supreme Court.
(b) Any
person or department who wishes to appeal a citation shall do so within
fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of issuance on the citation.
(
Note: Warning citations may not be appealed.) Appeals may be
submitted in writing, via the Internet at the Website published in paragraph
(1)(c).
The person or department appealing the decision must explain
the circumstances existing at the time of the citation in the appeal for review
of the citation.
(c) If an
appeal is not submitted within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date the
citation was issued, the right to appeal is forfeited.
(d) The written appeal will be reviewed by
the Appeals Mediator/PAT staff, adjudicated based on the current PATS rules or
regulations. The decision notification will be sent by email and USPS
mail.
(e) If the non-student person
or department is dissatisfied with the decision of the Appeals Mediator/PATS
staff, they may appeal the Appeals Mediator/Staff's decision to the Parking
Citation Final Appeal Committee. Appeals must be submitted in one of the
following ways: online at the appropriate PATS office website or in writing. If
the student is dissatisfied with the decision of the Appeals Mediator/Staff, he
or she may appeal the Appeals Mediator/Staff's decision to the Student
Government Supreme Court. Appeals must be submitted in one of the following
ways: online at the appropriate PATS office website or in writing. All appeal
requests must be made within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the
Appeals Mediator/PATS staff's decision notification letter. The non-student
Parking Citation Final Appeal Committee or Student Government Supreme Court
will review the matter and may excuse, downgrade or uphold the citation, but
may not contradict the prevailing parking and registration rules or
regulations. The Parking Citation Final Appeal Committee and the Student
Government Supreme Court are the final appeal authorities, pending review of
dismissed citations by the Director of PATS for adherence to the prevailing
parking and registration regulations.
(f) The following are reasons that will not
be accepted by PATS, the Parking Citation Final Appeals Committee, and Student
Government Supreme Court as reasons to dismiss or reduce a citation. This is
not an all-inclusive list:
* Disagreement with the Traffic and Parking
Rules/Regulations
* Ignorance of the rule/regulation
* Stated inability to find a permitted parking space
* Operation of the vehicle by another person
* Stated failure to issue citations previously for similar
violations
* Tardiness to class and/or appointment
* Inability to pay fine (lack of money)
* Displayed wrong or expired permit
* Traffic congestion
* Received bad verbal information
* Stated perception that designated parking area is not
safe
Appellants proceeding to file a final appeal should consider
the following:
* Ensure the reason for the appeal is not one of those listed
above.
* Prepare a concise written and/or oral argument not to
exceed 5 minutes.
(g) The
Director of PATS will review all citations dismissed in final appeal. If the
Director should determine either of the Final Appeals bodies is contradicting
the prevailing Parking Rules and Regulations in their final appeals decisions,
the following process shall be initiated to make a final determination on the
appeal:
· The Director of PATS shall, by written notification,
inform the appeal unit of the alleged contradiction.
· The Director of PATS and appeals unit shall meet to
attempt to reconcile the differences.
If no reconciliation is made, the parties shall consult with
the Associate Vice President of Administrative Services (or designee) on the
Tampa campus, or the appropriate official at the member institution who shall
act as an arbitrator. The decision rendered by that official shall be
final.
(9)
PARKING/TRAFFIC RATES & FINES IN EFFECT - 2013-2014 FY
USF TAMPA CAMPUS
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RATES
(Prices do not include
applicable sales tax, ex. Daily Permits)
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2013-2014
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Reserved - Annual
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$1,076
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Gold Staff Lots - Annual
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$450
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Affiliate Gold
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$494
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Staff (E) Lots Annual > $25,000 annual
salary
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$270
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Staff (E) Lots Annual < $25,000 annual
salary
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$262
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Staff (E) Lots - Semester > $25,000 annual
salary
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$135
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Staff (E) Lots - Semester < $25,000 annual
salary
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$132
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Affiliate Staff
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$305
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Vendor - Annual
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$356
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Resident Student - Annual
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$226
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Resident Student - Semester
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$113
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Non-Resident Student-Annual
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$183
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Non-Resident Student-Semester
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$91
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Park-n-Ride
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$59
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Motorcycle
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$62
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Daily Permits/Event Daily Rate
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$5
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Friend of USF - Annual (Visitor & Park-N-Ride (Y)
lots)
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$290
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Friend of USF - Semester (Visitor & Park-N-Ride
(Y) lots)
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$145
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FINES
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2013-2014
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Unauthorized parking in a Disabled space
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$275
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Blocking access to a Disabled space/ramp
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$275
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Boot fee (added for any immobilized vehicle)
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$30
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Displaying an altered/stolen/lost/
revoked/counterfeit decal/permit
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$175
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Unauthorized removal and/or damage to immobilization
device (boot), and replacement or repair cost to device, eligible to be towed,
and/or loss of campus parking privileges.
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$175
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False Registration - and parking for one year
restricted to Park-n-Ride lots and/or loss of campus parking privileges
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$175
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Blocking a ramp
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a Reserved space
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a service drive or on
grass
|
$40
|
|
No current decal/permit displayed
|
$30
|
|
Unauthorized parking in State Vehicle space
|
$30
|
|
Failure to park in assigned lot
|
$30
|
|
Blocking traffic
|
$30
|
|
Parking in "No Parking" Zone/Barricaded area
|
$30
|
|
Parking in an angled parking space facing
traffic
|
$15
|
|
Double parked/parked over line
|
$15
|
|
Improper parking permit display
|
$15
|
|
Overtime violation
|
$15
|
|
Late Fee (after 14 days)
|
$15
|
|
Students/Staff Permits First Replacement
|
$24
|
|
Students/Staff Permits Second Replacement
|
$24
|
|
Students/Staff Permits Third Replacement
|
Full Price
|
|
Reserved Permits First Replacement
|
$48
|
|
Reserved Permits Second Replacement
|
$48
|
|
Reserved Permits Third Replacement
|
Full Price
|
|
Non-Pickup Permit Processing Fee
|
$15
|
|
Staff and students at the USF Tampa campus may
participate in the Campus Litter Cleanup Program to satisfy charges not to
exceed forty dollars ($40.00) for the academic year. Staff and students with
past due violation fees as of the end of the fall, spring, or summer semester
may only purchase Park-n-Ride permits.
|
USF ST. PETERSBURG CAMPUS
|
RATES
(Prices include applicable
sales tax)
|
2013-2014
|
|
Student - Annual
|
$173
|
|
Student - Semester
|
$88
|
|
Residence Hall - Annual
|
$232
|
|
Residence Hall - Semester
|
$118
|
|
Reserved Staff - Annual
|
$1,027
|
|
Gold Staff - Annual
|
$431
|
|
Green Staff - Annual
|
$256
|
|
Green Staff - Semester
|
$129
|
|
Remote Lot Only - Annual
|
$56
|
|
Affiliates - Annual
|
$513
|
|
Vendor - Annual
|
$374
|
|
Motorcycle/Scooter - Annual
|
$58
|
|
Monthly Permit
|
$49
|
|
Daily Permit
|
$5
|
|
Late Fee (after 14 days)
|
$15
|
|
Students/Staff Permits First Replacement
|
$20
|
|
Students/Staff Permits Second Replacement
|
$20
|
|
Students/Staff Permits Third Replacement
|
Full Price
|
|
Reserved Permits First Replacement
|
$40
|
|
Reserved Permits Second Replacement
|
$40
|
|
Reserved Permits Third Replacement
|
Full Price
|
|
FINES
|
2013-2014
|
|
Unauthorized parking in Disabled space
|
$275
|
|
Blocking access to a Disabled space/ramp
|
$275
|
|
Displaying an altered, stolen, lost, revoked or
counterfeit permit and parking for one year restricted and/or loss of campus
parking privileges
|
$125
|
|
Blocking a ramp
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a Reserved space
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a service drive or on
grass
|
$40
|
|
No current decal/permit displayed
|
$30
|
|
Unauthorized parking in State Vehicle Space
|
$30
|
|
Failure to park in assigned lot
|
$30
|
|
Blocking traffic
|
$30
|
|
Parking in "No Parking" Zone or Barricaded
area
|
$30
|
|
Parking in an angled parking space facing
traffic
|
$15
|
|
Double parked or parked over line
|
$15
|
|
Improper parking permit display
|
$15
|
|
Overtime violation
|
$15
|
|
Immobilization device
|
$50
|
USF SARASOTA-MANATEE CAMPUS
|
RATES
(Prices include applicable
sales tax)
|
2013-2014
|
|
Staff Permits - Annual
|
$129
|
|
Staff Permits - Semester
|
$64
|
|
Student Permits - Annual
|
$100
|
|
Student Permits - Semester
|
$50
|
|
Motorcycle
|
$20
|
|
Daily Permits
|
$3
|
|
Special Staff Permit-Semester Only
|
$37
|
|
Academy of Lifelong Learning-Quarter Only
|
$19
|
|
Staff/Students Permits First Replacement
|
$24
|
|
Staff/Students Permits Second Replacement
|
$24
|
|
Staff/Students Permits Third Replacement
|
Full Price
|
|
FINES
|
2013-2014
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a Disabled space
|
$275
|
|
Blocking access to a Disabled space/ramp
|
$275
|
|
Displaying an altered/stolen/lost/
revoked/counterfeit decal/permit. (Parking restricted 1 year and/or loss of
campus parking privileges, referral to Student Affairs and/or Human Resources
for disciplinary action)
|
$175
|
|
Unauthorized removal and/or damage to immobilization
device (boot), and replacement or repair cost to device, eligible to be towed;
and/or loss of campus parking privileges.
|
$175
|
|
False Registration - and parking for one year
restricted to distance lots and/or loss of campus parking privileges.
|
$175
|
|
Blocking a ramp
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a Reserved space
|
$75
|
|
Unauthorized parking in a service drive or on
grass
|
$40
|
|
No current decal/permit displayed
|
$30
|
|
Unauthorized parking in Visitor or State Vehicle
space
|
$30
|
|
Failure to park in assigned lot -
|
$30
|
|
Blocking traffic
|
$30
|
|
Parking in "No Parking" Zone/Barricaded area
|
$30
|
|
Parking in an angled parking space facing
traffic
|
$15
|
|
Double parked/parked over line
|
$15
|
|
Improper parking permit display
|
$15
|
|
Overtime violation
|
$15
|
|
Late fee (after 14 days)
|
$15
|
Rulemaking Authority 316,
790.25,
1006.66,
1009.24 FS. Law Implemented
1006.66
FS.
New 1-30-12, Amended 4-23-12,
5-28-13.
