Policies & Regulations
Parking


Parking Regulations - Purpose & Scope
Number: 9.0010R
New Policy

New Regulation

Major Revision of Existing Regulation

Minor/Technical Revision of Existing Regulation

Reaffirmation of Existing Regulation

Effective Date: 10/20/2005
Revised Date: 01/18/2011
Responsible Division/Department:
Administration& Finance / Auxiliary Services


 I. PURPOSE & SCOPE 
    (1) The purpose of this and the following regulations is to set standards for the parking of all vehicles at the University of North Florida. As such, the parking regulations contained in this chapter are applicable to all persons who park a vehicle on University property including its garages, lots, designated spaces, roads, grounds or other portions of the campus.  These regulations are enforceable at all times of the day and night and in any weather condition throughout the calendar year.  

    (2) The Parking Services Department, Safety Rangers and/or the University Police are authorized to enforce the parking regulations contained in these regulations and may issue citations ("Non-Moving University Parking/Traffic Infraction Citation"), immobilize vehicles, or tow away vehicles to enforce these regulations.

    (3) A Non-Moving University Parking/Traffic Infraction Citation is a minor infraction of University regulations and any person who received such a citation has a right to appeal the citation through the University's internal parking appeals process.  The internal parking appeals procedure is the exclusive process to contest a citation and the outcome of any appeal through this process will be the final decision of the University regarding the subject citation.

    (4) The University's Parking Regulations as detailed in these regulations are published on the Parking Services website (www.unf.edu/parking) and are available from the Parking Services Department.

    (5) The University does not assume any responsibility for damage to vehicles or their contents while they are parked on University property.

Authority: Resolution Florida Board of Governors dated January 7, 2003, Florida Statutes 1001.74(35) and 1006.66  

History–New 10-20-05, Formerly 5.100; 6C9-11.001.  Amended 01/18/11.