The speed limit on campus is 10 miles per hour. Handicapped parking is controlled by state law. Parking spaces for the handicapped may be used only by those with special license plates or stickers issued to them by The Department Of Motor Vehicles for that purpose. Playing audio equipment loud disturbs classes and will not be tolerated. Offenders will be referred to the office of the Campus Provost or Associate Provost.
Students are responsible for friends and family members who drive on campus.
The company's name, address and fee schedule may be obtained from the Office of your Campus Associate Provost, or Provost. The appeal will be forwarded to Collegewide Security for review. Appeal forms are available on each campus in the Business Office, Counseling Office, Assistant Provost's Office and Campus Security - and, on Clearwater Campus, in the Security Dispatch office. Appeals will be reviewed, either granted or denied, then returned to the student by mail. Visitors who consistently do not pay fines jeopardize their right to park on campus.