Appeals
A parking violation may be appealed through the Citation
Appeals Board within fourteen days of the date of issuance of the
citation. Forms for appeal are available at Parking Services. Citations
must be paid for before an appeal is accepted. Information regarding the
appeal of a citation is available in a separate brochure at Parking
Services.
On-line Appeal Form
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Assessments
A student,
faculty/staff member or guest charged with a violation may pay the
appropriate assessment at Parking Services in the
College Park Center.
Citations will double if
not paid within 14days.
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Assignments
- 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday all permit holders
must park in their assigned lots/overflow lots.
(See Over Flow Parking)
- 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 a.m. permit holders may park in A, C, G, P, S1,
S2 (B lot 4:15 p.m.). 4:30 p.m. Friday - 8:00 a.m.
Monday in any single letter lots.
Bicycle policy
All bicycles operated or parked on the
University campus by student, faculty, or staff must be registered with
the University Department of Public Safety. There will be no charge for
registration. For more information on registering a bicycle with Public
Safety please click on the link provided: Bicycle
Registration
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Citation Policy
Citations will be issued for parking:
without a permit
in an area not marked for parking
in the wrong lot during restricted times
in more than one space
illegitimately in an area marked for persons with disabilities
without properly displaying a permit
in a loading zone overtime
in a loading zone without using flasherswith a stolen, forged, or altered permit
deliberately falsifying information to obtain a
temporary permit
Citations will double if not paid within
14days.
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Persons with Disabilities
Disability permits are
sold only
to faculty/staff/commuters with disabilities and are
required to provide Parking Services with a copy of their state
disability placard and their disability placard registration for
verification. Those permit holders with a temporary
disability may present a doctor's statement to obtain a temporary permit for a
short time period. A State Temporary Identification is required in order to
receive a temporary permit for an extended time period.
Vehicles must display a University disability permit along with the state
placard. Disability placards are not valid for resident students lots, unless
assigned. Resident students with
disabilities receive priority in the on-line lottery, however, are not
eligible for a disability permits. Resident students must use the escort service provided by
Public Safety (937-229-2121).
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Faculty
and Staff
Parking Services makes every effort to assign each
full-time faculty and staff person to a lot or parking area proximate to
the building in which he or she works. A new employee will normally be
assigned to A or P lot until space becomes available in a lot more
proximate to his or her building. All employee parking areas--A, B, C,
D, E, G, K, L, M, and P -- are indicated on the map. Faculty and Staff
permit holders may park in any legal ON-CAMPUS area, except for those
marked with a double letter (CS, CR, FR, GR, LR, MR, SR, SV, VR, GA, and
RP), between 4:00 p.m. (4:15 p.m. in B lot) and 8:00 a.m., weekdays, and 24
hours a day on weekends and University Holidays when UD offices are
closed.
Individuals who are no longer employed with UD, but who are
still attending classes, are required to transfer their permit from a
Faculty/Staff to a student permit. Vehicles found parking in violation
of this policy are subject to impoundment.
Waiting List
1. All employees will be added to the waiting list
automatically by Human Resources.
2. Employees placed in lots according to hire date and building provided
by Human Resources database (HP).
3. B lot is for full time employees only; C lot is for both full time
and part time employees.
4. The top people on the list are called when space becomes available.
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Guest/Event
Parking
Guest parking spaces are assigned on a first come first serve basis
with limited space availability. Please make request as soon as possible
when preparing for a guest/special event. Request guest parking one of
the following ways:
2. A written request can be made by completing a copy of the Mail/Fax
form
Request
for guest/special event parking
(Requests should be mailed at least two weeks in advance)
3. Call Parking Services at (937) 229-2128
Visitor Center Hours:
Visitor Center located at College Park and L Street
and also Stonemill and Evanston (C lot):
Monday-Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. -
4:30 p.m.
Open Parking Policy:
No permit required Monday - Thursday 7:30 p.m. - 6:00 a.m.,
Friday
from 4:30 p.m. - until 6:00 a.m. Monday, and all
day on University Holidays
(when UD offices are closed) in
single letter lots only. Reserved/double letter lots reserved at all times.
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Holiday Parking for Students
Students who find it necessary to bring vehicles to campus during breaks or
holidays will be accommodated, if possible, on a first-come first-served
basis. Any student wishing this service must make arrangements with Parking
Services before the holiday break.
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Hours for Parking
All vehicles must display a parking permit
at all times with the exception of Open Parking Times
1. Open Parking
Hours (in single letter lots A, B, C, D, G, P, S1, S2 only):
- Weekdays: Monday - Thursday 7:30 p.m.
- 6:00 a.m.
- Weekends: Friday from 4:30 p.m.
- until 6:00 a.m.
Monday
- University Holidays (when UD offices are closed)
2. Reserved lots
are reserved 24-hours (at all times).
- Reserved lots are identified by a "double letter", i.e, CS (at
Campus South), RP (lots by UD houses), etc.
- These areas are reserved to ensure parking space for residents at
all times
3. Permit holders:
- Must park in their assigned lots Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m.
- 4:00 p.m.
- May park in single letter lots (A, C, G, P, S1, S2) Monday -
Friday, 4:00 p.m.
- 8:00 a.m.
- May park in Lot B, Monday-Friday, 4:15 p.m.
- 8:00 a.m.
Important Reminders
Temporary parking
permits, for vehicles in temporary use, must be obtained in advance of a
vehicle appearing on any University of Dayton property. The vehicle should
be kept off campus until such a permit is obtained.
Disabled Vehicles
An
illegally parked disabled vehicle
will be cited unless the operator notifies
Parking Services by calling 937-229-2128 between
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
weekdays.
(Public
Safety 937-229-2121 at all other times), obtains a temporary disabled vehicle permit, and
takes steps to remove the vehicle immediately, but no
later than four hours following notification.
Loss of Citation
It is impossible to determine whether or not a citation was on the car
when the owner returned. A presumption will, therefore, govern: a citation
placed on a vehicle is there when the owner returns.
Temporary Illegal Parking
The fact that illegal parking was brief does not constitute an excuse,
or a special or unusual circumstance.
Continued
Illegal Parking
The fact that the operator has in the past parked illegally without
receiving a citation does not constitute an excuse, or a special or unusual
circumstance.
Incorrect Advice
The fact that a person has been incorrectly advised does not constitute
an excuse. In this regard, the authority is the University of Dayton Parking
Services Rules and Regulations as well as any superseding Motor Vehicle Regulations.
Guest
Anyone attending classes or employed at the University of Dayton is
not a guest.
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Impounding
A vehicle is subject to be impounded (towed or immobilized with a wheel
lock) at any
time if it is found parked:
illegally in an area marked for
persons with disabilities
illegally in an area
marked for Marianist parking
illegally in a loading zone
illegally in a reserved/designated
space
on a roadway without authorization
so that it impedes the flow of
traffic
in a tow-away zone
with three or more unpaid
citations
with falsified registration
with a stolen, forged, altered,
revoked, or misused permit
without meeting minimum State of
Ohio operating standards and is deemed hazardous
vehicles parked on grass or dirt
areas
parked in a 15 minutes delivery
zone for more than an hour
As a general rule towing
is an extreme measure taken during periods of heavy demand to ensure
available parking spaces for valid permit holders. During such times a
vehicle may be towed if it is found parked:
without a permit
in a space not designated for parking
in the wrong lot during restricted times
in a loading zone overtime
Impounding expenses are the responsibility of
the impounded vehicle's owner. No impounded vehicle will be
released until all outstanding citations are resolved.
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Lost or Stolen Permits
Anyone who wishes to purchase a replacement parking permit because
the original was lost or stolen may do so after completing a theft or
lost form with Parking Services. The replacement charge is $20.00 for
the first replacement. A full permit fee ( the total being charged for a
new permit ) will be charged for any replacement permit purchased
thereafter. The replacement charge for a summer permit will be one half
the cost of the original permit fee.
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Open Parking Policy
No permit required Monday - Thursday 7:30 p.m. - 6:00 a.m., Friday
from 4:30
p.m. - until 6:00 a.m. Monday, and all
day on
University Holidays
(when UD offices are closed) in
single letter lots (A, B, C, D, G, P, S1, S2) only. Reserved/double letter lots reserved at all times.
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Overflow
Parking Policy
The University makes every effort to provide adequate parking for all
parking permit holders. Due to space limitations, however, designated
lots are sometimes full and one must proceed to an overflow lot. If
space is not available in your assigned lot, you must report this to
Parking Services at 937-229-2128 from 8:00 a.m.
to 4:00
p.m. weekdays or Public Safety
at 937-229-2121during all other times. Our department will respond by citing the area or
towing.
Resident students, if your lot is full after normal
business hours, weekends, or holidays:
- Call Public Safety at 937-229-2121 and they
will respond by citing and towing the area.
- Alternatively, after hours, resident student
with permits may park in single letter lots until 8:00 a.m.
The designated overflow areas are as follows:
|
Assigned |
Overflow |
Assigned |
Overflow |
|
A |
See attendant/S1 |
L |
C |
|
AR |
AS |
LR |
CS |
|
AS |
See attendant |
M |
A |
|
B |
See attendant/A |
MR |
S2 |
|
C |
See attendant |
P |
See attendant |
|
CS |
See attendant |
PS |
See attendant |
|
CR |
CS |
RP |
See attendant |
|
FR |
C |
SR |
SV |
|
D |
S1 |
S1 |
See attendant |
|
G |
S2 |
S2 |
See attendant |
|
GAS/GAN |
See attendant/S1 |
SV |
S2 |
|
GR |
GA |
VR |
SV |
|
HR |
See attendant |
|
|
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Permit Cost and Refunds
2008 - 2009
Permit cost:
August to August
$155.00
Night permits only
valid after 4:00 p.m. $135.00
Parking only from
December 31st on, the fee is $72.50,
or $62.50
for evening parking
Permit
Replacement Cost $20.00
Temporary
employee monthly permit $13
Permit transfer fee $10.00
All-year motorcycle and motor-powered bicycle permits are
$77.50
or $5.00 additional for permit holders
Refunds:
Permits returned within two weeks from date of purchase will receive a
full refund, less citations due.
Anyone not needing their permit after
December must return it to Parking Services within the first two weeks
of
Winter semester for a half price refund, less citations due.
Deliberately falsifying
information to obtain a permit, possession of a stolen permit, or the
theft, alteration or misuse of a permit will result in a fine totaling
twice the amount of the annual fee for a parking permit, vehicle
impoundment and the suspension of on-campus parking privileges.
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Permit Display
Faculty, staff, and students will be issued a hang tag parking
permit which must be suspended from the rear view mirror of the vehicle,
or a sticker for convertibles and motorcycles which must be attached to
the vehicle.
These permits are transferable by their owners from one vehicle to
another, but not transferable from one person to another.
Citations issued to a vehicle displaying a University permit are the
permit owner's responsibility. Misuse will result in a fine totaling
twice the amount of an annual fee for a permit,
vehicle impoundment, and
loss of parking privileges.
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Registration
All vehicles parking
on University of Dayton property must display either a valid permanent
or temporary university parking permit at all times with the exception
of
open parking hours.
All faculty, staff,
and students who park on campus must purchase a permit.
Anyone who needs to park
on campus routinely or for two weeks or more must
purchase
a parking permit.
Parking permits must be
purchased and registered on-line at
http://parking.udayton.edu.
The parking office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 4:00
p.m. If you have questions
please call our office at 937-229-2128. Temporary
night permits
can be obtained at any time after normal business hours from the
Department of Public Safety dispatcher.
When permits are
forgotten, faculty and staff members must obtain one day passes from the
Parking and Visitor Information Center (College Park and L Street), Lot
C Visitor's Center (Stonemill & Evanston), or at Parking Services
(College Park Center). Students need to obtain a temporary permit from the
Parking Services office.
Parking permits
are automatically revoked when their owners leave the university
community.
Permits may be revoked when a student
moves from the residence for which the permit was issued. Permits cannot
be sold, loaned given away, or traded from one person to another. Anyone
found violating this policy
will result in a fine totaling twice the amount of an annual fee for a
permit, vehicle impoundment, and
loss of parking privileges.
All citations must be resolved prior to purchasing a permit.
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Snow removal policy
When weather
conditions require University property to be plowed, vehicles will be
TOWED in the following circumstances:
Vehicle parking on University property without a permit
Vehicles
parked in "15/30 minute delivery zones" located next to resident halls
Vehicles
parked on roadway without authorization
Vehicles
parked in front of ramps/curbs/bollards
Special Parking Areas
Reserved Lots
Marked by a
double letters are restricted at
all times to assigned permit holders only.
Violators will be towed.
Loading Zones
Marked 15/30 min
delivery zones are the only legal delivery areas on
campus and are for 15/30-minute parking only. While parked in such areas,
four-way flashers must be on. Any vehicle parking in a 15/30 minute
loading zone more than one hour is subject to impoundment.
Disability Spaces
Available
only to
people with appropriately designated UD parking permits. Vehicles
without the appropriate permit displayed will be towed.
Motorcycle / Motorpowered bicycles
All motorcycle and motor-powered bicycles must be parked in the
special areas designated for such vehicles.
Can utilize 15/30 delivery zones without flashers,
however, you will still be limited to the posted time.
Roadways
May never be used for parking without written
authorization from Parking Services or the parking attendant.
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City of Dayton Parking Regulations for
Neighborhood
City of
Dayton Regulations
Dayton
- Parking, Stopping, and Standing
§72.03 Standing Prohibited in Specified Places
UD has placed
RED marks on curbs designating the distance
a person can legally park from the "stop signs" and "crosswalks". This
will provide a reference point on the curb to help our students define
where they can legally park.
RED marks have been painted 30ft from the
stop signs and 20ft from crosswalks in compliance with the legal
limitations.
For more information on the City of
Dayton rules and regulations please visit
http://www.daytonmunicipalcourt.org/2.asp
No person
shall stand or park a trackless trolley or vehicle except when necessary
to avoid conflict with other traffic or with the provisions of this
title, or in compliance with the directions of a police officer or a
traffic-control device, in any of the following places:
|
(A) |
On a
paved or unpaved sidewalk of a curbed roadway except a bicycle, unless
otherwise permitted by either
§§ 70.09 or 70.11 of the R.C.G.O; |
|
(B) |
In front of a public or
private driveway or alley. In front shall include the area within five
feet of the driveway or alley width projected to the curb line or
roadway edge, or the point along the curb or roadway edge where the
driveway or alleymouth intersects whichever is greater; |
|
(C) |
Within an intersection; |
|
(D) |
Between the curb and street
right-of-way line on a curbed street unless a temporary use permit has
been issued by the city; |
|
(E) |
Within ten feet of a fire
hydrant; |
|
(F) |
On or within 20 feet of a
crosswalk; |
|
(G) |
Within 30 feet on the approach
to any flashing beacon, stop sign, or traffic-control signal; |
|
(H) |
Within 50 feet of the nearest
rail of a railroad crossing; |
|
(I) |
Within 20 feet of the driveway
entrance to any fire station and on the side of a street opposite the
entrance to any fire station within 75 feet of the entrance when
properly sign-posted; |
|
(J) |
Alongside or opposite any
street excavation or obstruction when such standing or parking would
obstruct traffic; |
|
(K) |
Alongside any vehicle stopped
or parked parallel to the curb or to the rear of vehicles parked
diagonally to the curb; |
|
(L) |
At any place opposite or
alongside a curb or roadway edge where signs have been erected
prohibiting delivery, standing, or stopping; |
|
(M) |
Within one foot of another
standing vehicle; |
|
(N) |
On any bridge or elevated
structure on a highway |
(Ord. 17246, passed 10-31-51;
amend. Ord. 17675, passed 4-6-53; amend. Ord. 26392, passed 12-9-81;
amend. Ord. 29330-97, passed 1-15-7)
Contractor/Vendor Parking
Vehicles
parked on campus more than two weeks are required to purchase and
display a parking permit. Vehicles parking on campus
infrequently/periodically may obtain a temporary permit from the visitor
center.
Permits
are not required for:
-
Delivery Vehicles parked in loading dock or delivery areas
- Freight
Trucks
- Public
Service Vehicles
Vehicles
are all company or private vehicles used to conduct business on campus.
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Student Information
Commuter
Students
Commuter Students
will be sold parking permits to park in S1 lot.
Graduate
Students and Graduate Assistants will be sold S1 parking permits if
their class is before 4:00 p.m. or will
be sold a night permit if class is after 4:00 p.m.
Night Permit Information
B lot is available for parking at 4:15
p.m. If
you arrive at 4:00 p.m. please park in lots A, C, P, or S1.
Due to space limitations B lot may be full
and you will need to park in another lot; A, C, P, or S1.
Everyone has to display a valid permit.
Due to limited space during business hours
this permit is not valid from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00pm.
Resident
Students
First year residential students will not be
permitted to bring vehicles to campus.
Upper class students in UD Residential
Housing will be sold permits according to class via
lottery on-line at
http://parking.udayton.edu.
August 7th, 2008: Graduate,
Law, Seniors, and Commuters
August 11th, 2008: Juniors (Must pick up
permits from Parking Service office beginning August 18th.)
August 15th, 2008: Sophomore (Must pick up permits from Parking Service
office beginning August 18th.)
Students in UD
Houses
Sold permits which are valid only in the lots
to which they are assigned. Parking is allowed on hard surfaces
only such as blacktop and concrete. Vehicle parked on grass
or dirt will be towed.
UD House permits
A separate permit is needed for those areas
not posted as RP lots.
Parking behind the house is for students who
live in UD housing only.
Permits can be obtained free of charge by contacting
Residential Properties at 937-229-2049, located at
1141 Brown Street.
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HOUSE PARKING PERMIT ADDRESSES 2008-2009 |
|
4/25/2008 |
|
|
|
ALBERTA |
KIEFABER |
WOODLAND |
|
610 |
239 |
52 |
|
704 |
418 |
56 |
|
705 |
|
58 |
|
706 |
LAWNVIEW |
104 |
|
711 |
210 |
108 |
|
912 |
220 |
110 |
|
926 |
|
114 |
| |
LOWES |
|
|
BROWN |
242 |
|
|
1806 |
412 |
|
| |
418 |
|
|
CHAMBERS |
516 |
|
|
51 |
|
|
|
55 |
OBELL |
|
| |
260 |
|
|
EVANSTON |
|
|
|
3 |
ROGGE |
|
|
15 |
10 |
|
|
39 |
23 |
|
|
120 |
29 |
|
|
124 |
31 |
|
| |
38 |
|
|
FRERICKS WAY |
|
|
|
1433 |
STONEMILL |
|
|
1435 |
229 |
|
|
1436 (2 spaces) |
231 |
|
|
1619 |
233 |
|
| |
301 |
|
|
IRVING |
305 |
|
|
237 |
|
|
|
401 |
TRINITY |
|
|
439 |
1911 |
|
|
521 |
1915 |
|
|
529 |
1923 |
|
|
1132 |
|
|
Students in Non-University Housing
All students including Graduate/Law Students,
who live in non-university housing within one mile of campus will
have to apply on-line as a resident student.
Permit also valid in any single letter lots from 4:00
p.m. (4:15 p.m. in B lot) until 8:00 a.m. on weekdays and
anytime weekends and University Holidays, permit
holders may park in any single letter lot with the exception
of special designated areas. This does not apply to free UD House permits.
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Motorist Assistance Program
The
Motorist Assistance
Program
of UD Parking Services will help you by providing the following:
Lock-out assistance
Battery booster service
Escort to obtain gas
Call M.A.P (937) 229-2121
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UD
Express
Parking Services is happy to announce that it
has implemented a
shuttle to Governor's
Place, a local
shopping center that includes restaurants, grocery and retail shopping,
a hair salon, and a video store. The Shuttle provides
free transports to students Saturdays from
11:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Signs
have been posted to identify each stop
on campus. The Shuttle will circle campus using a clockwise loop
around campus with scheduled stops at Lot-A, rear Marycrest, rear
Virginia W. Kettering, SW corner Stuart Hall,
Marianist/Founders Hall, Campus South and the McGinnis Center. From the
McGinnis Center the bus will proceed to Governor's
Place and Walmart on
Dorothy Lane and S. Dixie. The bus will
depart from Walmart on the hour and the last
bus from Walmart will leave at 4:00 p.m.
Transportation to these areas will accommodate first year resident
students who are not permitted to bring vehicles to campus as well as
provide convenient transportation for upper-class students. Parking
Services has contracted with Buckeye Charters to provide the service and
is hopeful that the shuttle will provide students
with effective alternative transportation. The program is
scheduled to run through mid December and will be evaluated to determine
the use by students.
Already rode the shuttle? What did you think?
E-mail
Parking Services and tell us about your
experience.
Shuttle Route Map
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*Fall Schedule No Services
During
Holiday Breaks
Saturdays
Only:
First date of service:
08/23/08 |
|
Lot A |
11:15 AM |
12:15PM |
1:15 PM |
2:15
PM |
3:15
PM |
4:15
PM |
|
Rear of Marycrest |
11:20
AM |
12:20
PM |
1:20
PM |
2:20
PM |
3:20
PM |
4:20
PM |
|
Rear of
Virginia Kettering |
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