The housing facility has a capacity of 712 individuals and approximately 7.5 acres of maintained lawn, planters and out-door recreational space. The Housing program is a self-sustaining program totally funded by the revenues generated through the leasing of the facilities. Revenues generated in excess of operating costs and debt service remain available for future program expenses. The Parking Program provides campus parking facilities as authorized under the provisions of Section 89701 of the Education Code. The program is self-supporting and derives most of its revenues from parking fees paid by students, faculty, staff and visitors.
Additional income is available from interest on retained earnings.
Consistent with the objectives of the Chancellor for increased accountability at the campus levels, actions have been taken to decentralize the parking program. Campus spending of the parking fee revenue is restricted to the acquisition, construction and maintenance of campus parking facilities. This program is required to pay for all costs of operation, maintenance and capital improvement of the parking facilities, as well as CSU system and statewide charges. Since this is a self-support program, when revenues exceed expenses in any one year, that net income is accumulated and used to pay for future repair and capital improvement projects. Parking Fines and Forfeitures Parking fines and forfeitures money can be used only for the development, enhancement, and operation of alternative methods of transportation for the mitigation of the impact of off-campus student and employee parking in university communities.