Displaying a Stolen Permit A vehicle displaying a stolen permit will be issued a citation and the UCSB Police Department will be contacted for vehicle impoundment. Criminal charges may also be filed with the District Attorney. The individual in possession of a stolen permit, if a student, will be referred to the Dean of Students. If the individual is an employee, the Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services will be notified. If the individual is not affiliated with the University, the Police will handle the case as appropriate.
Any device made to resemble a printed permit is a counterfeit permit.
Upon discovery of a counterfeit permit in a parked vehicle, two Parking Services field representatives will witness the fact that the vehicle is displaying a counterfeit permit and will then issue a citation. The vehicle will be booted in order to confiscate the counterfeit permit. The individual in possession of the counterfeit permit, if a student, will be referred to the Dean of Students. If the individual is an employee, the Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services will be notified. Altered Permit An altered permit is a UCSB permit which has been defaced or otherwise marked upon in an attempt to change date, serial number, or other identifying marks, symbols, etc.