BYU-Idaho
has established and maintains traffic ways and parking facilities for use by
faculty, staff, students and community patrons. All university buildings and
grounds are governed by rules and regulation established for the purposes of
maintaining safety and order pursuant to Idaho Code 49-222 and Rexburg City
Ordinance #759. Those regulations listed hereafter govern the grounds, traffic
ways and parking lots of BYU-Idaho.
1.1
Abandoned Vehicle
Any
vehicle left unmoved in a university parking lot for more than 10 consecutive
days.
1.2
Campus
Any
Property owned and maintained by Brigham Young University-Idaho (BYU-Idaho).
1.3
Citation - Campus
A notice
of parking regulation violation issued by the Parking Services Office for which
a fine is assessed. This is an administrative sanction established by the
university which governs university property.
1.4
Citation - Municipal
A notice
of a municipal parking violation issued by the Rexburg police department for
which a fine is assessed. This is a legal sanction established by ordinance of
the City of Rexburg.
1.5
Employee (administrator, faculty, and staff)
All full
and part-time administration, faculty, or staff employees working at BYU-Idaho.
Student employees are not considered staff employees for the purposes of
parking rules and regulations.
1.6
Financial Hold
A hold
placed on student transcripts which will not allow the release of grades or
transcripts until all unsatisfied financial matters are resolved.
1.7 Fines
A penalty
fee assessed for parking violation.
1.8
Motorcycle, Moped, Scooter
Any two
or three-wheeled vehicle, with a seat, propelled by other than human power.
Motorcycle parking spaces are designated on campus.
1.9
Parking Appeals Committee
Two
committees. One consisting of representatives from the employees and the second
consisting of volunteer from the student body of BYU-Idaho. Both are given the
responsibility of determining the validity of parking violation appeals.
1.10
Parking Permit
A decal
or hanging permit issued by the Parking Services Office which authorizes a
vehicle to be parked in designated areas on the BYU-Idaho campus.
1.11
Parking Services Office
A
division of the University Security and Safety Department responsible for
management and enforcement of university parking rules and regulations. The
office is located in Kimball Building Room 150. Phone number 496-3030.
1.12
Resident Student
Any student
living on campus in university housing.
1.13
Student
Any
individual enrolled in university courses regardless of the number of hours
carried or whether they are on track or off track.
1.14
Ticket Scam
Knowingly
using a citation (your own or that of another) to avoid further citations.
(i.e. not removing a citation and going to another lot to park.)
1.15
Visitor
A
community patron, or other party, visiting the BYU-Idaho campus who is not
affiliated with the university as faculty, staff, administrator, student, or
their immediate family.
2.1
Required for All Vehicles
Parking
Permits are required for all vehicles parking in university parking lots and
streets. Student, visitor, service, free lot, and handicap permits may be
obtained from the Parking Services Office located in Kimball Building Room 150.
Holders of state issued handicap permits are not required to obtain a BYU-Idaho
parking permit.
Permits
may be ordered online at http://www.byui.edu/parkingservices during renewal times. They may also be obtained in person at the
Parking Services window.
2.2
Permit Holder Required to Know Policy
Responsibility
for compliance with all parking rules and regulations is assumed by the
vehicles registered owner or authorized user. The responsible party should
obtain and read all such regulations they will be held accountable for.
The
individual receiving a permit is responsible for all violations incurred by the
vehicle for which the permit is assigned, even if the vehicle incurs a citation
while loaned to another.
2.3 Types
of Permits
Types of
permits, fees and periods of validity for permits have been established by the
BYU-Idaho administration as described hereafter.
It is the
responsibility of the permit holder to assure the permit is displayed properly
and visible to outside observers.
To switch
from one permit to another (e.g., “D” to “N”), the old permit must be scraped
off and the scraping returned to the Parking Services Office. The cost of the
new permit will be billed to your “I” account.
2.3.1
Employees “A” Permits
Administration,
faculty, and staff are entitled to one transferable (hanging) “A” permit and
either an "N" or "S" or "F" hanging tag for a
second vehicle. The initial permits are provided at no cost to the employee.
Both
permits are initially valid for three years and expire on the date printed on
the permits.
The permits
may be transferred between employees vehicles that are registered with the
Parking Office.
Additional
"N" or "S" parking decals may be purchased by the employee
at the respective cost.
The only
exceptions to this are the “H” and “L” lots; employees may not purchase “H” or
“L” decals.
Temporary
& Part-time Employees – Temporary and part-time employees are issued their
respective permits based on the expected length of employment up to one
calendar year, and may be renewed if employment continues. This permit is to be
used by the employee or the spouse only.
Student
employees are not eligible for any type of full-time, part-time, temporary,
semester, or service employee permits.
2.3.2
Retirees “A” Permit
Those who
retire from BYU-Idaho (or CES) and still have a need to park on campus will be
issued one “A”
permit.
It will also have the “AR” designation in the number on the tag.
It allows
the retiree, and/or his/her spouse to park anywhere on campus, with the
exception of service, timed,
Handicap,
and loading zone stalls. A citation may be issued if other members of the
family, or friends, use the permit for their own purposes.
The
permit is issued on the same schedule as the employees permits and the retiree
will be notified of the
renewal.
If the retiree wants the permit, he/she will need to reply to the e-mail or
letter sent. When we receive confirmation that the retiree wants to continue
this privilege the new sticker will be issued and either mailed or be available
for pick-up.
If a
second permit is needed, the retiree must contact the Parking Services Office
and explain the need. A
second
permit may be issued at that time.
There is
no cost to the retiree for this permit.
2.3.3
Student "N” Permit
Students
may obtain one “N” permit for a vehicle to be parked in the “North Zone” on
campus. “N” permits are valid for the “North Zone” parking lots only. (See
Parking Map)
The cost
of the permit is $30 per semester or $70 per calendar year.
Permits
are valid until the expiration date printed on them.
2.3.4
Student “S” Permit
Students
may obtain one “S” permit for a vehicle to be parked in the “South Zone” on
campus. “S” permits are valid for the “South Zone” parking lots only. (See
Parking Map)
The cost
of the permit is $20 per semester or $50 per calendar year.
Permits
are valid until the expiration date printed on them.
2.3.5
Resident “H” Permit
Students
living in the university dorms are entitled to purchase one “H” permit for a
vehicle they will be using while at BYU-Idaho. This will allow them to park in
the “H” lots only. The cost of this permit is $30 per semester or $70 per year.
On-campus
housing residents may opt to purchase an “L” permit at $10 per semester,
allowing them to park in the long-term parking area located in the Seventh
South Lot. This permit would be used instead of the “H” permit.
2.3.6
Married Housing “V” Permit
Those
living in University Village will receive up to 2 – “V” stickers on an
annual basis and issued by University Housing.
There is
no charge for these parking passes.
For
additional vehicles, a resident may purchase an “L” permit at $10 per semester
which would allow them to park that vehicle in the Seventh South Lot long-term
parking area.
2.3.7
Church Lot “C” Permit
This
permit allows the purchaser to park in the 4th Ward church lot on 2nd South and College at a cost of $20 per semester. It cannot be used
in conjunction with any other campus permit.
Employees
that have a current “A” permit may also park in the church lot upon notifying
the Parking Office. This is necessary so that when there is a funeral, or other
function at the church, we will be able to notify everyone that parks there to
park elsewhere on campus that day.
2.3.8
Commuter/Free Zone “F” Permit
A portion
of the Seventh South lot will be divided off and signed as the Commuter/Free
Zone. Those who need to park near campus on a regular basis and choose not to
purchase a permit may acquire an “F” hanging permit allowing them to park in
this lot. All BYU-I current parking permits are allowed in the "F"
lots.
Overnight
parking is not allowed in this part of the lot.
There is
no charge for this permit.
2.3.9
Long Term/Overnight Lot “L” Permit
The Long
Term lot is to be used by off campus housing complexes that have a contract
with BYU-Idaho. These individuals are able to purchase a second campus permit
at the appropriate cost. Students living in the dorms who opt to use the Long
Term lot instead of the “H” lot may purchase a permit at a cost of $10 per
semester but will not be able to purchase a second campus permit. The “H”
permit will be allowed to park in the Long Term lot.
2.3.10
Dignitary "X" Permit
The “X”
hanging permit is assigned by the President’s Council to local dignitaries for
use on campus.
The
permit allows that person to park anywhere on campus.
This
permit can be revoked only by the President’s Council.
2.3.11 Employee Service Permit
A Service
Permit allows employees to park in the service stalls for a limited amount of
time and grants access to all lots the “A” permit allows. Employees can have either a Service Permit or an “A” permit. The service permit is
issued after an application has been filled out and signed by a Department
Chair or Director and approved by the Parking Committee.
2.4
Visitors, Vendors, and Others
Community
patrons may obtain “Genealogy”, “Visitor”, or “Vendor” permits according to
need. There is no charge for these permits.
These
permits are valid for the specified period of time designated on the permit.
Visitors
not directly associated with BYU-Idaho may park in any of the visitor lots or
stalls without a parking permit.
If, for
any reason, a citation is issued to a visitor for parking on campus without a
permit, that citation will be voided upon request.
2.5
Government Vehicles
Government
vehicles with “EX” plates are treated as visitors when on official government
business.
2.6
Display of Permits
Permits
shall be displayed according to the following instructions:
2.6.1
Decals
Decals
are displayed on the passenger’s side of the front windshield in the lower
right hand corner.
The front
protective covering of the permit must be removed so that color, shape, and
number of the permit is clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle.
Decals
must be attached to the windshield using the permits own adhesive and may not
be taped on or left lying on the dash board. The permit must be no less than
75% attached. It is permissible to leave a corner or small portion unattached
to aid in removal.
2.6.2
Hanging Permits
Hanging
permits shall be hung on the interior rearview mirror so that the color, shape,
and number of the permit is clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle. If
no rearview mirror is present, the permit shall be placed on the vehicle
dashboard facing upward.
Temporary
employees are issued a temporary hanging permit.
2.6.3
Temporary Permits
Temporary
permits shall be used according to the instructions described for hanging
permits.
2.6.4
Motorcycle Permits (also required for mopeds and scooters)
Permits
must be placed on the exterior surface of the motorcycle, in plain sight, and
clearly visible.
2.6.5
State-Issued Handicap Permits
State-issued
handicap permits shall be placed in a way that is clearly visible to external
inspection.
The
hanging permit is not required when handicap plates have been issued to the
vehicle.
3.1
Parking Permit Required for All Associated with the University
A valid
parking permit is required for all full- and part-time administrative, faculty,
and staff personnel and for all full-and part-time students to park a motor
vehicle in BYU-I parking lots and campus streets, including those enrolled in Continuing
Education classes.
Community
patrons or other visitors should obtain a parking permit from Parking Services
if they are attending classes during regular business hours.
3.2
Vehicle Must Park Consistent with Permit
A vehicle
shall be parked only in the lots and stalls for which the issued permit is
valid.
3.3
Regulated Stalls
Regulated
stalls are identified below. No unauthorized vehicles are permitted to park in
regulated stalls.
3.3.1
Service Stalls
A service stall is designated to load or unload
heavy items, be near the building when trips back and forth to a vehicle are
necessary to obtain supplies, or for short appointments (15 minutes or less).
Service stalls are not designed for employee parking. When a service stall is
not needed the vehicle should be parked where the “A” permit allows.
Service
stalls are identified by a painted white curb and/or a service sign.
Service
spaces are reserved for university-owned vehicles and/or service vehicles
performing authorized
university
business.
Enforcement
is Monday through Sunday, 12 a.m. - 12 p.m. unless otherwise posted.
3.3.2
Handicap Spaces
Handicap
spaces are identified by a painted blue curb and a handicap sign.
Only
vehicles operated by or for handicapped individuals and displaying a handicap
permit are allowed to park in these spaces.
Handicap
stalls are enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Those
tampering with, misusing and illegally possessing a handicapped permit will be
referred to university Security and Safety, the Dean of Students, or the
Personnel Office.
Those
with temporary health problems, and are in need of a handicapped permit, must
bring a request form signed by a doctor specifying the health problem and
duration for a university handicap permit.
These
permits are available at Parking Services, Kimball Building Room 150, and are
only valid on BYU-Idaho property.
If all of
the designated handicap stalls are full the vehicle may be parked in any “A”,
“N”, or “S” stall in the area.
3.3.3
Visitor Spaces
Visitor
spaces are identified by a painted white curb and a visitor sign. Such spaces
are reserved for community patrons.
There are
two visitor parking lots on campus.
On the East side of the Manwaring Center, near Catering.
On the East end of West Viking Drive, next to the BYU-I Center
Administrators,
faculty, staff, students (on or off track), or their immediate family, are not
permitted to park in these spaces.
3.3.4
Student Health Center Visitor Parking
Visitor
stalls for the Student Health Center are in the Southeast section of the
Kimball parking lot.
They are
designated by a curb painted white and signs designating the stalls as reserved
for “STUDENT HEALTH CENTER VISITOR PARKING ONLY.”
3.3.5
10-Minute Pick-up and Drop-off
10-minute
pick-up and drop-off spaces are available for use by any vehicle.
Parking
longer than the 10 minutes constitutes a violation.
3.3.6
30-Minute Parking
30-minute
parking spaces are available for use by all members of the university community
and visitors for a period of 30 minutes or less.
Parking
for longer than 30 minutes constitutes a violation.
3.3.7 No
Parking Zones
“No
parking” zones are identified by painted yellow curbs. No vehicle parking is
permitted in such areas. Parking outside areas designated for parking, parking
adjacent to yellow curbs, and/or outside lined stalls constitute a violation.
3.3.8
Fire Zones
Fire
zones are identified by a sign and/or the curb painted red.
Vehicle
parking is not permitted in these areas.
Parking
in or blocking these areas constitutes a violation.
3.3.9
Motorcycle/Scooter/Moped Parking
Motorcycles,
scooters, mopeds, etc., may be parked at the ends of parking rows within painted
triangular or rectangular areas and in designated motorcycle parking areas in
either “A”, “N” or “S” lots and in designated areas on the campus streets.
Motorcycles,
scooters, mopeds, etc., may not park in a regular vehicle stall.
3.3.7
Loading/Unloading Zones
Loading
zones are located at designated areas on campus and are intended for loading
and unloading purposes.
Any
vehicle may park up to 20 minutes in a loading zone for the designated purpose
of loading/unloading.
When
parking for this purpose, the flashers shall be activated. Vehicles may be
cited if left unsupervised for an extended period with no loading/unloading
occurring.
3.4
Parking Within Stalls
Vehicles
shall be parked entirely within painted lines, when such lines are visible, and
as nearly in proper position as possible when such lines are not visible (e.g.,
covered by snow).
3.5
Impedance of Traffic
Vehicles
shall not be parked so as to block or otherwise restrict driveways and/or
traffic ways.
3.6
Motorcycle Spaces
Automobiles
shall not park on motorcycle spaces and motorcycles shall not park in vehicle
stalls.
3.7
Overnight Parking
Overnight
parking (1-4 a.m.) is prohibited in all lots except with an authorized permit
(e.g., “L” and “H”) in the Pioneer, Biddulph, and Seventh South parking lots
from December 15 to March 1. Overnight parking on city streets is prohibited
during that same time period.
3.8
Recreational Vehicles
Recreational
vehicles may be parked on a temporary basis with approval of and in a location
designated by the Parking Services Office.
3.9
Parking on Driveways, Landscapes, etc.
Parking
or driving on sidewalks or landscaped areas is prohibited except for university
owned vehicles operated in the performance of necessary duties and only when
authorized by Physical Facilities and/or University Security and Safety.
3.10 Fire
Hydrants
Parking
within 15 feet of a fire hydrant is prohibited.
3.11
Diagonal Spaces
On
campus, diagonal spaces are provided on the streets where space is limited; vehicles
shall not be parked backwards in these diagonal spaces, causing the driver to
enter traffic in the wrong direction when leaving the space.
3.12
Abandoned Vehicles
Abandoned
vehicles are prohibited on university property and will be removed at owner’s
expense.
Any
vehicle that has not been moved for more than 10 days, outside of designated
overnight parking areas, is considered abandoned.
3.13
Repairing Vehicles on Campus
No major
repairs shall be made on vehicles parked in university parking lots or on
campus streets.
3.14 Large
Vehicles
Vehicles
larger than full-sized pick-up trucks shall not be parked on campus property on
a continuing basis unless permission is provided by the Parking Office.
3.15
Exceptions/Additions
Exceptions
to parking regulations may be granted by the Parking Services Office if deemed
necessary.
Additions
to the parking regulations may only be made at the discretion of the Campus
Planning Committee, the Campus Parking Committee, and the President’s Council.
3.16
Enforcement
Enforcement
of parking rules and regulations will be accomplished by Parking Services
personnel.
3.17 Days
and Hours of Enforcement
Hours of
enforcement for parking permit regulations are Monday through Friday, year
round from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Weekend
and holiday enforcement will not require the need for BYU-I issued parking
permits.
Days of
enforcement for all parking regulations are during designated school days. It
does not include days during the semester when school is not in session, (i.e.
Thanksgiving week, designated holidays, testing days, etc.).
The days
between semesters will be treated the same as weekend enforcement.
Handicap,
yellow and red curbs, no parking zones, and other similar rules and regulations
are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
All
parking regulations will be enforced on Sunday, except the need for BYU-I
issued permits.
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3.18
Vehicles Pulling Trailers
Vehicles pulling
trailers are only allowed to park in the 7th South lot. The vehicle
will need to have a current permit displayed. Exceptions for parking vehicles
with trailers in other lots can be made through the Parking Office.
4.1 North
Zone Parking Lots & Streets
4.1.1
Clarke
The
Clarke parking lot is located east of the Clarke Building and is reserved for
“A” permit and “Child Lab”
parking.
4.1.2
Pioneer
The
Pioneer Parking lot is located between the men and women’s dormitories. This
lot is designated “A” and “H” permit. It is also designated as an overnight
parking lot for residents and employees.
4.1.3
Biddulph
The
Biddulph parking lot is located immediately west of Biddulph Hall. The lot is
open to “A” permits.
4.1.4
Manwaring
The
Manwaring parking lot is located immediately east of the Manwaring Center. This
lot is posted “A” permit, “Visitor” and “Catering Pickup” and has seasonal
motorcycle parking.
4.1.5
Taylor
The
Taylor Parking lot is located immediately west of the John Taylor Religion
Building. This lot is designated “N” permits with a two 10-minute parking
stalls. The crosswalk separates the Taylor and the Benson lots.
4.1.6
Hart
The Hart
south parking lot is located at the southwest corner of the Hart Physical
Education Building. This lot is open to “A” permit parking.
4.1.7
South Stadium
The South
Stadium parking lot is located immediately south of the football stadium on the
West side of campus and connects to the North Stadium Lot. The lot is open to
“N” permit parking.
4.1.8
North Stadium
The North
Stadium parking lot is located immediately north of the football stadium at the
northwest corner of the campus. This lot is open to “N” permit parking.
4.1.9
Snow
The Snow
Building parking lot is located south of the Snow Building and east of the stadium.
The Snow lot is reserved for “A” permit parking and there are a limited number
of “N” parking stalls on the North West side of the lot, along the fence.
4.1.10
Kirkham
The
Kirkham lot is located on the northeast corner of the Kirkham Building and is
designated for “A” permit parking.
4.1.11
Kimball
The
Kimball parking lot is located to the east of the Kimball Student and
Administrative Services Building.
The west
section is for “A” permit parking and the east section is for “N” permit
parking. There are signs and a yellow line on the pavement that divides the lot
into “A” and “N” parking.
4.1.12
BYU-I Center South Lot
The BYU-I
Center South lot is located on the South side of the center and is designated
for “N” permit parking.
4.1.13
BYU-I Center West Lot
The BYU-I
Center West lot is located just West of the center and is designated
"N" for the West half & "A" for the East half.
4.1.14
Third South Lot
This lot
is located on 3rd South and is
designated for “N” permit parking.
4.1.15
East Viking Drive
This road
is South of the women’s dorms. It is designated for “N” permit parking.
4.1.16
West Viking Drive
West
Viking parking lot is located just South of the auditorium. It is designated
for “N” permit parking and some “Visitor Parking”.
4.1.17
North End of Center Street
The North
End Center Street lot runs North / South and goes from West Campus Drive North
to the auditorium circle. It is designated for “N” permit parking.
4.1.18
West Campus Drive
This road
runs East / West just North of the Austin Building. This road is designated for
“N” permit parking.
4.2 South
Parking Zone Parking Lots & Streets
4.2.1
Benson
The
Benson Parking lot is located north of the Benson Building. The North crosswalk
divides it from the Taylor lot which is designated as “N” permit parking.
The
Benson lot is designated “A” permit parking.
4.2.2
Benson South Lot
This lot
is located just South and West of the Benson greenhouses, on the lower level.
This lot
is designated “A” permit parking.
4.2.3
Hinckley
The
Hinckley parking lot is located on the east side of the Gordon B. Hinckley
Building. This lot is open for “A”, “S”, permit and 30-minute parking.
4.2.4
Auxiliary Services
The
Auxiliary Services parking lot is located on the north, east, and south sides,
of Auxiliary Services Building. It is open to customer and “A” permit parking.
4.2.5 AG
Engineering
The
Agriculture Engineering parking lot is located on the north and south sides of
the AG Engineering Building.
The north
side is for “A” permit parking and on the south side is “S” permit parking.
4.2.6
Baseball Field
The
Baseball Field parking lot is south of the baseball field and is “S” permit
parking.
4.2.7
Ricks
The
Thomas E. Ricks parking lot is located to the East of the Ricks building. The
west section is for “A” permit and handicapped parking. The remainder of the
lot is for “S” parking permit.
4.2.8
South Center Street
The South
designated portion of South Center Street begins at West Campus Drive and goes
south from that point to Seventh South street.
It is
designated as “S” permit parking.
4.2.9
Sage Street
Sage
Street is located between the Austin Building and the Baseball field.
It is
designated as “S” permit parking. There is some overnight parking permitted on
this street.
4.2.10
Austin South Lot
This lot
is just south of the Austin building and accessed from Physical Plant Way.
It is
designated as “A” permit parking.
4.2.11
Physical Plant Way
This
street is located between the Physical Facility Offices and the Austin
Building.
The
street is designated “A” permit parking only.
4.2.12
Physical Facilities Lot
This lot
is located just south of the Physical Facility Office building.
It is
designated “A” permit parking only.
4.3 Other
Lots
4.3.1 7th South Parking Lot
The 7th South parking lot is located on
the South side of campus, just North of the Temple. It is
designated
as a commuter lot. Part of the lot contains long term parking and is designated
with an “L” permit which is only available to contracted residents of off campus
housing. The remainder of the lot is considered a Free Zone and is designated
with an “F” permit- all current BYU-I parking permits are allowed in an
"F" lot.
4.3.2
Second East Lot
This lot
is located East of the Ricks building close to 2nd East street.
It is
designated a “F” permit parking - all current BYU-I parking permits are allowed
in an "F" lot.
4.3.3 4th Ward Church Lot
The lot
is located behind the church building on the corner of 1st East and 2nd South. It is designated “A”
and “C”
permit parking. There will be times when the lot will not be available for
university parking (i.e.
funerals
and other church functions).
5.1
Citations
Vehicles
parked in violation of the university parking rules and regulations will
receive a parking citation. Parking citations shall be placed on the front
windshield or on the driver’s side of a vehicle.
5.1.1
Lost Citations
When a
citation is issued to the permit holder, the owner (or authorized user), he/she
is responsible for payment of all citations issued to vehicles on BYU-Idaho
campus, even if the citation was lost (stolen or blown away).
5.1.2
Current Parking Violation Fines
Parking
fines at BYU-Idaho are based on the following accelerated scale.
Receiving
a parking citation within the past twelve months for any offence places the
offender in the 2nd fine category.
Receiving additional citations within the past sixty months will result in the
offender progressing through to the 5th fine level. All subsequent fines will be issued at the 5th citation level.
Each
column represents the number of citations an individual has received.
|
|
|
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
4th |
5th |
|
A |
Handicapped |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
B |
Misuse of handicapped permit |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
C |
Stolen/forged/altered permit |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
D |
Ticket Scam |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
E |
Unauthorized use of permit |
$40 |
$50 |
$65 |
$115 |
$165 |
|
F |
Red Curb |
$40 |
$50 |
$65 |
$115 |
$165 |
|
G |
Yellow Curb |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
H |
Loading Zone |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
I |
Parking in traffic way |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
J |
Parking on sidewalk or landscape |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
K |
Restricted parking-visitor |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
L |
Restricted parking-service |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
M |
Expired time in stall |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
N |
Parking without a permit |
$10 |
$20 |
$35 |
$85 |
$135 |
|
O |
Parking where a permit is not valid |
$10 |
$20 |
$35 |
$85 |
$135 |
|
P |
Parking outside a stall |
$10 |
$20 |
$35 |
$85 |
$135 |
|
Q |
Parking 1-4 a.m. |
$5 |
$15 |
$30 |
$80 |
$130 |
|
R |
Expired permit |
$5 |
$15 |
$30 |
$80 |
$130 |
|
S |
Failure to display permit |
$5 |
$15 |
$30 |
$80 |
$130 |
|
T |
Other safety infractions |
$25 |
$35 |
$50 |
$100 |
$150 |
|
U |
Other major infractions |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
V |
Health Center parking violations |
$75 |
$85 |
$100 |
$150 |
$200 |
|
W |
Failure to affix decal |
$10 |
$20 |
$35 |
$85 |
$135 |
|
X |
Tow |
$75 |
$75 |
$75 |
$75 |
$75 |
|
Y |
Tow using dolly |
$100 |
$100 |
$100 |
$100 |
$100 |
5.1.3
Fine Payment
Violation
fines shall be paid at Cashier’s Office, Kimball Building, Room 130, or on-line
through your I-account.
Fines are
not to be paid at the Parking Services Office window.
5.1.4
Unresolved Fines
Unresolved
fines will result in a financial hold being placed on the transcripts of the
student permit holder.
5.2
Parking Education & Student Honor
The
following chart indicates when student issued citations will required the
student to attend the Parking Class and the resulting consequences of continual
noncompliance with university parking rules and regulations.
|
Citation |
Consequences |
|
1st |
Fine or
option to attend the parking class to waive fine. Record
of citation is maintained. |
|
2nd |
Fine or
option to attend the parking class to waive fine. Record
of citation is maintained. |
|
3rd |
Fine
and violator must attend the parking class. |
|
4th |
Fine
and student is referred to Student Honor Support. Employees
are referred to the Human Resource Office. |
|
5th |
All
subsequent fines will be based at this level for the duration of his/her stay
at BYU-Idaho. |
A student
may attend more than one parking class but may only have one of the first two
citations fines waived for attendance. After the second citation the student
may not receive a fine waiver even if the class is attended.
Some
citations may automatically result in a referral to Student Honor office; for
employees it will be the Human Resources, or Academic VP depending on status;
(i.e. “Stolen/Forged/Altered Permit”, “Ticket Scam”, or other severe violations
as determined by Parking Services or the Appeals Committees).
Citation
records are accumulative and maintained for five (5) years from date of
citation.
Parking
Education Class for students is held every Thursday evening at 5:00 pm in Hinckley
203
throughout
each semester. It consists of peer instruction to teach the purpose of parking
regulations and its relationship to student honor.
5.3
Booting
Vehicles
may be booted for any of the following reasons:
a.
Identification of the owner of a vehicle
b.
Unlawfully parked in a handicap, or no-parking space
c. For
confiscation of an unauthorized or stolen permit
5.4
Towing
These
regulations and towing guidelines do not apply to vehicles that are towed from
city streets.
Vehicles
may be towed at the owner’s expense for any of the following reasons:
a. Parked
vehicle blocking the traffic way or a driveway, or where it constitutes an
immediate hazard.
b. Left
on campus property more than 10 days and determined to be abandoned.
c.
Impeding snow removal.
5.4.1 Identified
Vehicles. Vehicles meeting the criteria for towing from
university property may be towed to a designated location on campus for
storage. In order to be stored on university property the following criteria
must be met;
a. The
vehicle must be clearly identified as property of a student or employee at the
university. This may be done through license plate information or BYU-Idaho
parking permit information.
b.
Parking employees have issued a parking citation for the appropriate offense.
c. The
tow charge will be billed to the student or employee’s personal university
I-account. The university will pay the tow company with money charged to the
vehicle owner’s account. The purpose of this regulation is to save students and
employees the expense of substantial storage fees when their vehicle is towed.
5.4.2
Unidentified Vehicles. Vehicles that cannot be
clearly identified as property of students or employees of the university will
be towed at the owner’s expense.
The owner
of the vehicle will need to contact the tow company to make arrangements for
tow and storage costs.
5.5
Ticket Scam
Any
tampering with citations by moving them, changing the material written on them,
or altering them in any way constitutes a ticket scam. Citations may not be
moved from one vehicle to another or used in any way to avoid further citations.
Such
behavior is dishonest and constitutes a ticket scam and will result in a
citation and referral to the Dean of Students Office or Human Resources.
6.1.1 All
Appeals
First
Appeal - Students, visitors, faculty, staff and administrators desiring to
appeal a parking citation shall appeal the citation online at http://www.byui.edu/parkingservices. All citations should be appealed within two
weeks (14 calendar days) of receiving the citation or they may not be heard or
considered. All appeals will be answered by e-mail.
6.1.2
Student Appeals
Student
appeals are sent to the Student Appeals Committee for review and disposition.
The
Student Appeals Committee consists of volunteer students and a committee chair
designated by the Security & Safety Office.
The
committee is trained in their duties and their appeals reviewed by the Security
& Safety Office but the
decisions
made are those of the committee.
6.1.3
Employee Appeals
Faculty,
administrative, and staff appeals are handled by the Employee Appeals
Committee.
The
Employee Appeals Committee is established as follows:
The committee is comprised of five members; 2 – Faculty, 2 –
Staff, 1 – Administrator who would serve as the committee chair.
They meet on a weekly basis to review parking citation appeals by
employees.
Repeat offenders will be referred to their supervisor or dean
regarding the matter and for appropriate actions to be taken.
6.2 Requests
for Review of Appeal Decisions
Decisions
made by either of the Appeals Committees may be reviewed upon request of the
appellant by the Parking Services Supervisor.
Requests
can be submitted by email to parkingappeals@byui.edu
6.3
“Failure-to-Display” Citation Voids
Two
citations in any 12 month period for “failure to display permit” will be waived
if appealed appropriately. This policy applies to all students and employees.
7.1
Appointment
The
Parking Committee is appointed by the BYU-I Administration and charged with the
responsibility of establishing and maintaining parking rules and regulations
which govern university property.
The
Parking Committee is a sub-committee of the President’s Council and all
recommendations of the Parking Committee are submitted to them for final
approval.
7.2
Committee Members
The
Campus Parking Committee is appointed by the University Resources
Vice-President. The members are representative of the students, faculty, staff,
and administration of BYU-Idaho.
7.3
Suggestions
Any
parking suggestions may be submitted to the Parking Committee through the
Parking Services Office, a member of the committee, or the University Resources
Vice-President.
Waiver
Any
person desiring to use the traffic ways, grounds and/or parking facilities of
BYU-I does so at his or her own risk.
BYU-Idaho
assumes no liability for vehicles parked or driven on university property.
9.1 “A”
lot parking only
No
student parking permitted. “A” permit holders, visitors, and other as
authorized may park in these lots.
9.2 “N”
or “S” lot parking
General
parking open to students, visitors, faculty, staff, and administrators with
valid permit.
9.3 “H”
lot parking
Parking
for students residing in on-campus housing. Permits “A”, “H”, and temporary
overnight permits allowed.
9.4 “F”
lot parking
General
parking open to students, faculty, staff, administrators and visitors with a
valid “F” permit. (Permits are free)
9.5 “C”
lot parking
Lot specific
parking only with authorized “C” permits which are valid in 4th Ward - 2nd South Church lot only.
9.6 “L”
Long Term parking
Long term
overnight parking is a lot designated for contracted off campus housing
residents. Only those showing the “L” permit will be allowed to park in this
area.
A
situation may occur when there is a shared vehicle either with married couples,
or other family members, where one of the parties has acquired sufficient
citations to have reached the fifth level in fines. If this occurs it will be
necessary to contact the Parking Services office as soon as possible.
The
vehicle and permit may be transferred to the other party but the citations will
follow. If the newly registered party receives a citation, he/she will have to
contact the Parking Services office immediately to appeal the citation,
explaining the transfer. Failure to do so will result in the citation being
charged at the highest level.
Each
situation will be considered on its own merits.