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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 569 - State University College Of Technology At Farmingdale › Section 569.8 - Citation procedures and appeals

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The University Police shall enforce these regulations,
						the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, and such other laws and regulations
						as may apply (sections 355[2][m] and 360[4] of the Education Law). Individuals
						authorized by the chief of police may issue summonses to vehicles found in
						violation of these regulations.
(a) A
					 citation (traffic ticket) regarding any violation of a campus rule shall be in
					 writing reciting the time and place of the violation and the title, number or
					 substance of the applicable rule.
(1) The
					 citation must be subscribed by the officer witnessing the violation and served
					 upon the persons charged or attached to the vehicle involved.
(2) The citation shall indicate the amount of
					 the fine assessable for the violation, and advise that if the person charged
					 does not dispute the violation, fines must be paid at the University Police
					 office within a period of five business days (not including Saturday and
					 Sunday).
(3) The citation shall
					 recite that a hearing may be requested within a period of five business days
					 (not including Saturday and Sunday) after service of the charges by appearing
					 in person at the University Police Department to complete a citation appeal
					 form. A request for a hearing may also be filed through the college parking
					 website within five business days of issuance of the citation.
(4) Should the alleged violator fail to
					 request an appeal of the citation within the period as prescribed in paragraph
					 (3) of this subdivision, the citation is proved and shall warrant such action
					 as may be appropriate.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 569 - State University College Of Technology At Farmingdale › Section 569.9 - Approved parking areas

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The staff, dormitory and general parking areas are
						designated on the official campus map, copies of which are available in the
						University Police Department at no charge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 569 - State University College Of Technology At Farmingdale › Section 569.10 - Campus traffic and parking advisory committee

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(a) The president will establish a campus
					 traffic advisory committee composed of not less than eight members, who shall
					 represent each segment of the campus community. No one campus constituency
					 shall have a majority of the total representation. The president will designate
					 one member to act as chairman and it shall be the responsibility of the
					 committee to review campus traffic and parking regulations and appeals process,
					 and to make recommendations to the president effecting any changes in the
					 aforementioned regulations.
(b) The
					 recommendations, in order to have the full force and effect of law, must be
					 approved and recommended by the president to the college council, who, if they
					 concur will resolve to implement such recommendations and follow applicable
					 rulemaking procedures to amend this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 569 - State University College Of Technology At Farmingdale › Section 569.11 - Campus map

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.1 - Motor vehicle registration

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(a)
					 Registration. All members of the college community (faculty, staff and
					 students) who drive cars or other motor vehicles on campus must register their
					 vehicles annually within seven days after classes begin for the fall term. If a
					 motor vehicle is obtained during the year, it must be registered within 48
					 hours at the business office, Maytum Hall, at a registration charge approved by
					 the chancellor or designee. The State certificate of registration and the
					 college "I.D." card must be presented at registration to receive the campus
					 permit. A parking sticker valid from September through August will be issued
					 and must be displayed. Persons who own more than one car may register their
					 second car for an additional fee as approved by the chancellor or his designee.
					 You are charged a second car sticker fee for a lost sticker.
(b)
(1)
					 Failure to register motor vehicle. Failure to register a motor vehicle or to
					 properly display the parking sticker on the left side of the back bumper
					 constitutes a violation of the college regulations. A fine will be imposed for
					 each separate violation. If the vehicle is registered, it can no longer be used
					 as a visiting vehicle even if someone not connected with the college is driving
					 it.
(2) Any vehicle found on campus
					 which license plates checks to the same last name and same address as a student
					 will be presumed to be driven by that student and subject to the same rules and
					 regulations as all student vehicles unless public safety is notified before
					 ticketing or towing. Notification after the fact is not valid.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.2 - Traffic

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(a) Speed limit. No
					 person shall drive a vehicle on university streets, roads, or highways at a
					 speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having
					 regard for the actual and potential hazards then existing, but in no event
					 shall a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles per hour unless a
					 different speed is authorized and indicated by the university.
(b) No parking on roadways, fire lanes, fire
					 hydrants, sidewalks, and emergency zones. No person shall park a vehicle on the
					 premises of the university in such manner as to interfere with the use of a
					 fire hydrant, fire lane (roadway), or other emergency zone, or create any other
					 hazard or unreasonably interfere with the free and proper use of a roadway or
					 pedestrian way. Loading areas and reserved spaces are emergency zones. Any
					 vehicle illegally parked in the areas designated is subject to ticketing and
					 towing at the owner's expense. A service fee for towing will be
					 charged.
(c) Applicable laws and
					 orders. The Vehicle and Traffic Law shall govern vehicular and pedestrian
					 traffic and parking upon the streets, roads, emergency zones and sidewalks of
					 the State University College at Fredonia.
(d) Violations and fines. Tickets requiring
					 appearance before the local magistrate of the Village of Fredonia will be
					 issued for violations of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. Fines are as prescribed
					 by the law.
(e) Campus center
					 restricted travel. Between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Monday
					 through Friday, when classes are in session, the Temple Street Access Road will
					 be barricaded between the Jewett/Houghton Roadway and Ring Road restricting
					 vehicular traffic to service, delivery and emergency vehicles only. The west
					 exit from Jewett Hall parking lot #13 will also be barricaded. Enforcement for
					 violations will be under the Vehicle and Traffic Law requiring appearance
					 before the local magistrate.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.3 - Parking areas

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(a) Definition.
					 For the purposes of this Part, a parking area is defined as a surface with
					 painted lines delineating the space for each motor vehicle and the service
					 aisles leading to the spaces.
(b)
					 Time limits for parking.
(1) Open parking is
					 in effect in all parking lots except between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. on Monday,
					 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday when classes are in session. On these
					 five days, overnight (1 a.m. to 7 a.m.) parking is permitted only in:
(i) the Ring Road lot No. 9 off Brigham
					 Road;
(ii) the center two rows
					 (island) within the Nixon-Chautauqua lot No. 16 for restricted resident
					 parking;
(iii) or by special permit
					 in the area designated within the Nixon-Chautauqua lot No. 16.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.4 - Hearing board and protests

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(a)
					 Appointment and composition. The chief administrative officer shall designate a
					 hearing board of three persons to be selected in the following manner:
One member of the voting faculty;
One staff member (classified service or FSA);
One student.
(b) Responsibilities of hearing board. The
					 hearing board shall be charged with the adjudication of all protests concerning
					 campus parking violations in which the person charged files for a hearing. At
					 the conclusion of the hearing, or not later than five days thereafter, the
					 board shall file a report with the alleged violator, the business office, and
					 the director of public safety. Such a hearing board shall not be bound by the
					 rules of evidence but may hear or receive any testimony or evidence directly
					 relevant and material to the issues presented. The hearing board shall also be
					 empowered to grant special parking privileges in addition to those designated
					 in section
					 570.5  of
					 this Part. It is the responsibility of the hearing board to recommend to the
					 college council for approval the criteria to be used for granting special
					 privileges.
(c) Request for
					 hearing. Upon receipt of a campus parking ticket, the person committing the
					 alleged violation may request a hearing by filing a written protest at the
					 public safety office, Gregory Hall, within seven days. Protest forms will be
					 provided. Should no hearing be requested within the seven-day period, the
					 violation is proved and the fine shall stand. The hearing board shall notify
					 the alleged violator and the director of public safety of the date, place and
					 time of the hearing. At the conclusion of the hearing or not later than five
					 days thereafter, such hearing officer or board shall file a report. A notice of
					 the decision shall be promptly transmitted to the violator. The report shall
					 include:
(1) the name and address of the
					 alleged violator;
(2) the time and
					 place when the complaint was issued;
(3) the campus rule violated;
(4) a concise statement of the facts
					 established on the hearing based upon the testimony or other evidence
					 offered;
(5) the time and place of
					 the hearing;
(6) the names of all
					 witnesses;
(7) each adjournment
					 stating upon whose application and to what time and place it was
					 made;
(8) the decision (guilty or
					 not guilty) of the hearing officer or board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.5 - Reserved parking spaces

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(a) Exclusion
					 from open parking. Reserved spaces designated in the parking areas are provided
					 on a 24-hour per day basis and are to be used only by the individual or college
					 guests assigned.
(b) Reserved space
					 will be provided for motorcycles to maintain maximum parking capacity in the
					 lots.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 570 - State University College At Fredonia › Section 570.6 - Traffic control

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(a) 20 MPH
					 is hereby established as the maximum speed limit at which vehicles may proceed
					 on the following highways on the grounds of the State University of New York,
					 College at Fredonia, in the Village of Fredonia, Chautauqua County:
(1) Temple Street access road between Temple
					 Street and the Ring Road.
(2) Ring
					 Road between Temple Street access road and Andrews access road.
(3) Dods access road from Ring Road northerly
					 to its terminus.
(4)
					 Chautauqua/McGinnies access road from Temple Street access road easterly to its
					 terminus.
(5) Little Ring Road from
					 Ring Road to its terminus.
(6)
					 Thompson/Fenton access road between Central Avenue access road and
					 Jewett/Houghton access road.
(7)
					 Jewett/Houghton access road between Thompson/Fenton access road and Temple
					 Street access road.
(8) Steele
					 access road between Dods access road terminus and Ring Road.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 571 - State University College Of Technology At Canton › Section 571.0 - Definitions

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For purposes of this Part, the following are defined
						as:
(a) Employee. All officers,
					 full-time and part-time faculty and staff employed by the college, the college
					 association, the college foundation, and the State University Research
					 Foundation. (Exception: resident assistants, student managers or student
					 workers are not employees.)
(b)
					 Student. All individuals registered in a full-time or part-time course of
					 study.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 571 - State University College Of Technology At Canton › Section 571.1 - Registration of vehicles

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(a) No
					 student, employee or member of any organization utilizing space on the campus
					 shall operate or park a motor vehicle of any kind or description on premises or
					 property under the control of the university unless such motor vehicle is
					 properly registered with the university police department of the
					 campus.
(b) Such registration shall
					 be conditioned upon the registrant's payment of a motor vehicle registration
					 fee and any applicable parking fee, as approved by the campus president or
					 designee, or, if directed by the Board of Trustees, by the Board of Trustees.
					 The amount of the registration fee shall be substantially based on the costs
					 attributable to the vehicle registration procedure. Parking fees for employees
					 shall be consistent with applicable collective bargaining agreements. All
					 parking fees shall be approved in accordance with guidelines established by the
					 president or designee, or by the Board of Trustees, as the case may be. Such
					 guidelines shall provide that the determination of the amount of the fee be
					 substantially based on an analysis of the costs attributable to the operation
					 and maintenance of the parking facilities owned and operated by the College of
					 Technology at Canton.
(c) Upon
					 payment of a motor vehicle registration fee and any applicable parking fee, a
					 permit shall be issued which must be affixed to the vehicle in accordance with
					 instructions provided. Where such registered vehicle is sold or transferred or
					 where the owner or operator is no longer enrolled or in the employ of the
					 institution, or in the event of the revocation of a registration, such permits
					 must be removed and returned.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 571 - State University College Of Technology At Canton › Section 571.3 - Traffic regulations

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(a)
					 Operation of vehicles on or off campus must conform with all State and
					 municipal regulations as well as college regulations. The Vehicle and Traffic
					 Law shall apply upon such premises notwithstanding any reference in such law to
					 public highways, streets, roads, or sidewalks.
(b) A complaint regarding any violation of
					 the Vehicle and Traffic Law or any traffic ordinance applicable on such
					 premises shall be processed in accordance with the requirements of applicable
					 law. All violations other than parking are handled through uniform traffic
					 tickets, which are answerable to the Village Justice, Village of
					 Canton.
(c) The speed limit on all
					 college roads is as posted. No person shall drive a vehicle on university
					 streets, roads or highways at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent
					 under the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then
					 existing, but in no event shall a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles
					 per hour unless a different speed is authorized and indicated by the
					 university.
(d) All vehicles are
					 excluded from all pedestrian walkways, except service and emergency vehicles
					 specifically authorized by the chief of university police, or
					 designee.
(e) The following
					 roadways are designated for one-way traffic:
(1) The southerly Cooper Service Complex Exit
					 Drive for traffic proceeding in a westerly direction only.
(2) The easterly driveway from parking lot 1
					 for traffic proceeding in a southerly direction only.
(3) The easterly driveway from parking lot 3
					 for traffic proceeding in a northerly direction only.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 571 - State University College Of Technology At Canton › Section 571.4 - Enforcement

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(a) Tickets for
					 violations must be issued only by members of the university police department.
(1) A complaint regarding any violation of
					 the campus regulations shall be in writing reciting the time and place of the
					 violation and the title, number or substance of the applicable rule.
(2) The complaint must be affirmed by the
					 officer witnessing the violation and shall be served upon the violator or
					 attached to the vehicle involved.
(3) The complaint shall indicate the amount
					 of the fine assessable for the violation, and advise that if the person charged
					 does not dispute the violation, fines must be paid within five business days
					 after the date the ticket is issued.
(4) The complaint shall recite that, if the
					 charge is disputed, an appeal hearing may be requested after paying the fine
					 within five business days from the date the ticket was issued.
(5) The complaint shall recite that, should
					 the alleged violator fail to act within the period prescribed in paragraph (3)
					 and (4) of this subdivision, the complaint is proved and shall warrant that
					 grades and transcripts will be withheld in the case of students and deduction
					 will be made from salary or wages in the case of employees of the college. In
					 all other cases, unpaid fines shall be referred to the office of the Attorney
					 General for collection.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 571 - State University College Of Technology At Canton › Section 571.5 - Appeals board

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(a) The campus
					 president or designee shall designate a hearing officer board not to exceed
					 three persons to hear complaints for violation of campus traffic and parking
					 regulations enforceable on campus. Such hearing officer or board shall not be
					 bound by the rules of evidence but may hear or receive any testimony or
					 evidence directly relevant and material to the issues presented. The board will
					 be comprised of a panel of six persons as follows: two students; two faculty;
					 two classified staff. Any three persons, one from each constituency, shall be
					 present to hear appeals. At the conclusion of the hearing or not later than
					 five days thereafter, such hearing board shall file a report. A notice of the
					 decision shall be promptly transmitted to the violator. The report shall
					 include:
(1) the name and address of the
					 alleged violator;
(2) the time and
					 place when the complaint was issued;
(3) the campus rule violated;
(4) a concise statement of the facts
					 established on the hearing based upon the testimony or other evidence
					 offered;
(5) the time and place of
					 the hearing;
(6) the name(s) of all
					 witnesses;
(7) each adjournment,
					 stating upon whose application and to what time and place it was made;
					 and
(8) the decision (guilty or not
					 guilty) of the hearing board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.2 - Procedures

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(a)
Registration.
(1) Who must
					 register. All persons associated with the university who park on university
					 property between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, must
					 register their vehicles with the university. Registration allows individuals to
					 park in designated parking lots if a space is available and a permit is
					 displayed in accordance with printed instructions.
(2) When to register. Individuals must
					 register their vehicle and obtain the appropriate parking permit prior to
					 utilizing campus parking facilities.
(i)
					 Faculty/staff. Incoming faculty or staff members should register their vehicles
					 online or by visiting parking and transportation services during business
					 hours. Faculty/staff permits expire annually, currently on August 31st. Parking
					 fees as approved by the chancellor or designee, shall be charged for motor
					 vehicles parked within designated lots, consistent with applicable collective
					 bargaining agreements and in accordance with guidelines established by the
					 chancellor or designee. Such guidelines shall provide that the determination of
					 the amount of the fee be substantially based on an analysis of the costs
					 attributable to the operation and maintenance of the parking facilities owned
					 and operated by the State University at Buffalo.
(ii) Students. Students may register for
					 parking permits online or by visiting parking and transportation services.
					 Permits currently expire annually on August 31st. Student registration for the
					 subsequent academic year begins in May of each year. Students are encouraged to
					 register early.
(3)
					 Permits. One permit will be issued by parking services when vehicles are
					 registered. Permits are transferrable and may be used in any vehicle brought to
					 campus. All citations affiliated with the individual and vehicle(s) being
					 registered must be paid prior to permit issuance. The permit must be removed if
					 association with the university is terminated or the vehicle sold. Vehicles are
					 considered registered only when the issued permit is displayed as required. Any
					 permit obtained through misrepresentation or in violation of these motor
					 vehicle regulations is void. A registered vehicle must be parked in the
					 designated lot on campus to which it is assigned, and the permit must be
					 displayed in accordance with instructions printed on, or distributed with, the
					 permit.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.3 - Special regulations

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(a)
Restricted areas.
(1) Fire zones
					 and fire lanes. Fire zones are areas, paved or unpaved, that permit
					 firefighting equipment to come close to a building and/or areas around a fire
					 hydrant or standpipe connection. Parking or standing vehicles are not allowed
					 in a fire zone at any time, and any vehicle so parked or standing is subject to
					 ticketing and towing. Vehicles may not be parked in any manner to block or
					 interfere with a fire exit of a building. Fire zones and lanes are identified
					 by yellow paint on pavement or curbs or by posted signs.
(2) Walkways/bike path. Any paved way on the
					 campus that is not defined as a roadway is by definition a walkway/bike path.
					 Driving is not permitted on walkways/bike path, except under emergency
					 circumstances (
cf.
chapter 11, Uniform Vehicle Code, Vehicle
					 and Traffic Law). Emergencies refer to the need to bring fire, rescue,
					 ambulance, or police vehicles close to a building in order to safeguard lives
					 or property. Use of walkways/bike path by other vehicles is forbidden. Under
					 exceptional circumstances, permission for driving on walkways/bike path shall
					 be obtained in advance from the chief of police or designee, on a case-by-case
					 basis. When permission is granted the vehicle shall not be driven over five
					 miles per hour. Permission in one instance is not a precedent and does not
					 carry over to similar future circumstances. University police personnel are
					 authorized, under section 1602  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law, to
					 declare a walkway/bike path an emergency roadway.
(3) Reserved spaces. Reserved spaces are
					 approved and established by parking and transportation services. This includes
					 but is not limited to State vehicles, emergency vehicles, vehicles owned and
					 operated by the disabled, university-owned vehicles, "A" permit only spaces,
					 electric vehicle charging spaces, and paid or metered parking spaces.
(4) Parking for the disabled. Physically
					 handicapped persons who possess a valid New York State handicapped license
					 plate or a valid permit issued by a municipality in accordance with the New
					 York State Department of Motor Vehicles Guidelines for the Physically
					 Handicapped may park in spaces designated handicap parking only.
(i) Temporary handicapped persons.
					 Temporarily handicapped persons may apply for a temporary handicap permit by
					 contacting accessibility resources. A statement from a personal physician is
					 required in order to consider the request.
(5) Dumpster areas. These areas are
					 designated NO PARKING.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.4 - Enforcement

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(a)
General.
Parking on the campus is controlled by these regulations
						and the applicable provisions of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law.
						Erroneous statements by non-parking and transportation services personnel about
						the suitability of parking in a certain area shall not relieve the driver of
						responsibility for any violation. If extraordinary emergency circumstances
						arise, the driver must notify the director of parking and transportation
						services or the chief of police and describe the vehicle and the location of
						the vehicle. Appropriate permissions and/or further guidance would be issued at
						that time.
(b) Violations
					 are of two categories:
(1) non-moving
					 (parking citation); and
(2) moving
					 (traffic summons).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.5 - Traffic control (North Campus)

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The following traffic controls are applicable to the
						grounds of the State University of New York at Buffalo (North Campus), Town of
						Amherst, Erie County, unless otherwise indicated.
(a) No person shall drive a vehicle on
					 university streets, roads or highways at a speed greater than what is posted.
					 It is expected that motorists exercise reasonable and prudent judgments under
					 the conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then
					 existing; but in no event shall a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles
					 per hour unless a different speed is authorized and indicated by the
					 university.
(b) The maximum speed
					 limit at which vehicles may proceed on or along roadways is as follows:
(1) 40 MPH Audubon Parkway from Route 263,
					 Millersport Highway, to Frontier Road, northeastern most
					 intersection;
(2) 40 MPH Rensch
					 Entrance, between CR 301, Sweethome Road, and Audubon Parkway;
(3) 30 MPH Flint Entrance, between CR 192,
					 Maple Road, and Audubon Parkway;
(4) 15 MPH Putnam Way (south) between Putnam
					 Way (west) and Lee Road;
(5) 5 MPH
					 the service roadway under the Joseph Ellicott Complex, between the entrance and
					 exit termini of this service road;
(6) 15 MPH Frontier Road from Audubon Parkway
					 east to St. Rita's Lane Extension and St. Rita's Lane Extension north and
					 south.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.6 - Traffic control (South Campus)

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(a)
					 The following traffic controls are applicable to the grounds of the State
					 University of New York at Buffalo (South Campus), City of Buffalo, Erie County,
					 unless otherwise indicated.
(b) No
					 person shall drive a vehicle on university streets, roads or highways at a
					 speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and having
					 regard to the actual and potential hazards then existing; but in no event shall
					 a person drive a vehicle in excess of 30 miles per hour unless a different
					 speed is authorized and indicated by the university.
(c) 20 MPH is the maximum speed limit at
					 which vehicles may proceed on or along all roadways on the grounds of the State
					 University of New York at Buffalo (South Campus), City of Buffalo, Erie
					 County.
(d) The following roadways
					 are designated for one-way traffic:
(1) Main
					 Circle for traffic proceeding northwest from Hayes Road toward Main Street
					 (roadway on northeast side of Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Rapid
					 Transit terminal);
(2) Main Circle
					 for traffic proceeding southeast from Main Street toward Hayes Road (roadway on
					 southwest side of Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Rapid Transit
					 terminal);
(3) Diefendorf Loop from
					 its intersection with Sherman Road to its intersection with Rotary Road for
					 traffic proceeding in a counter clockwise direction only;
(4) Kimball Tower parking lot road from its
					 northeast intersection with Heyd Drive for traffic proceeding in a clockwise
					 direction only to its southeast intersection with Heyd Drive;
(5) westerly entrance for Niagara Frontier
					 Transportation Authority terminal parking lot adjacent to Hayes Road from
					 southwesterly Main Circle roadway for traffic proceeding northeast into parking
					 lot only;
(6) easterly exit from
					 Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority terminal parking lot adjacent to
					 Hayes Road for traffic exiting parking lot onto northeast Main Circle and
					 proceeding in a northwest direction only;
(7) service road for Howe Research Lab and
					 Power Plant for eastbound traffic entering from Rotary Road; and
(8) service road from Howe Research Lab and
					 Power Plant for traffic proceeding northwest from service area toward Rotary
					 Road.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.7 - Motor vehicle operation

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(a) All
					 persons are required to obey posted speed limits, traffic control devices and
					 posted parking requirements at all times.
(b) Full stop at all stop signs is
					 required.
(c) Pedestrians have the
					 right of way.
(d) Motor vehicles
					 may not be operated on any sidewalk or grassed area. Service vehicles and
					 authorized contractor vehicles are not included in this prohibition.
(e) University police officers, City of
					 Buffalo police and Town of Amherst police are empowered to enforce all
					 ordinances and laws pertaining to traffic regulation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.8 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.9 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.10 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.11 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.12 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 572 - State University At Buffalo › Section 572.13 - Repealed

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Parking and Traffic Regulations › Section 573.1 - Authority

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(a) The authority
						for this Part is the resolution adopted on August 17, 1972 by the Board of
						Trustees, State University of New York [see Part 560,
supra
]
						and section 360  of the Education Law. "The Council of each State-operated
						institution of State University shall adopt campus rules and regulations, not
						inconsistent with the Vehicle and Traffic Law, relating to vehicular parking,
						vehicle and pedestrian traffic and safety."
(b)
Veterans.
Any veteran, as defined in section 360 of the New York
						  State Education Law, in attendance as a student at the College of Agriculture
						  and Technology at Cobleskill shall be exempt from registration and parking fees
						  upon submission by the veteran of a written request for exemption together with
						  written certification by the veteran that such veteran was honorably discharged
						  or released under honorable circumstances from such service.
(c) Parking is prohibited on or along all
						highways, except where otherwise indicated.
(d) All vehicles are excluded from all
						pedestrian walkways, except maintenance and emergency vehicles.
(e) The following roadways are designated for
						one-way traffic as follows:
(1) Schenectady
						Avenue beginning at the southwest corner of the Old Gym, building no. 4,
						continuing past Ryder Hall, building no. 13, Frisbie Hall, building no. 1; Van
						Wagenen Library, building no. 11, Alumni Hall, building no. 3; old gym
						building, building no. 4, thence back to the point of beginning for traffic
						proceeding in counterclockwise direction.
(2) Otsego Avenue east of parking lot F
						between Suffolk Circle and the north entrance into parking lot F proceeding in
						a southbound direction.
(3) Suffolk
						Circle south of Knapp Hall for traffic proceeding in a counterclockwise
						direction.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Parking and Traffic Regulations › Section 573.2 - Purpose

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The purpose of this Part is an attempt to gain an
						  orderly pattern of motor vehicle control. A smoothly functioning traffic plan
						  will do much to alleviate problems inherent in our growing college
						  community.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Faculty and Staff › Section 573.3 - Scope

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These regulations (§§
												573.3  -573.8) apply to all faculty
						  and staff employed by State University of New York College of Agriculture and
						  Technology at Cobleskill, Cobleskill Auxiliary Services, Research Foundation,
						  College Alumni Association, or College Foundation employees.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Faculty and Staff › Section 573.5 - Violations

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The fine schedule for parking violations shall be as
						  follows: first offense, $15; second offense, $20; all subsequent violations,
						  $25. All fines for handicapped parking violations shall be $50. Fines are to be
						  paid within 10 days. Unpaid fines shall be deducted from the salary of the
						  offending employee at the conclusion of each semester. Fines shall be deposited
						  in the State University Income Fund.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Faculty and Staff › Section 573.6 - Towing

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Any motor vehicle operated or parked on campus in
						  violation of this Part may be removed or towed away and stored at the owner's
						  expense.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Faculty and Staff › Section 573.7 - Enforcement

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(a) Operation of
						parking lots and traffic directions on all college roadways will be
						accomplished under the direction of the Chief of University Police.
(b) Since the operation of a vehicle on
						campus is for the convenience of the individual, the college assumes no
						responsibility for the vehicle, its contents or for any situation resulting
						from bringing and operating the vehicle on campus. This includes any damage
						caused by towing a vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter V - State University of New York › Subchapter C - Administration and Operation of State-operated Institutions of State University of New York › Article 3 - Vehicular and Pedestrian Traffic and Parking › Part 573 - State University College Of Agriculture And Technology At Cobleskill › Faculty and Staff › Section 573.8 - Notice, hearing and disposition

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(a) A
						complaint (ticket) regarding any violation of a campus parking regulation shall
						be in writing reciting the time and place of the violation and the title,
						number or substance of the applicable regulation.
(1) The complaint (ticket) must be subscribed
						by the officer witnessing the violation and served upon the violator or
						attached to the vehicle involved.
(2) The complaint (ticket) shall indicate the
						amount of the fine assessable for the violation, and advise that if the person
						charged does not dispute the violation, fines may be paid at the Office of
						Student Accounts within 10 days.
(3) The complaint (ticket) shall recite that
						a hearing may be requested within 10 days of service of the charges by
						appearing in person at the university police department.
(4) The complaint (ticket) shall recite that
						should the alleged violator fail to appear at the time fixed for the hearing or
						should no hearing be requested within the 10-day period the complaint (ticket)
						is proved and shall warrant such action as may then be appropriate.
(5) The complaint (ticket) shall state that
						three or more unanswered complaints in an 18-month period by the same person
						regarding violations of a campus parking rule shall result in a referral to the
						New York State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles for review in considering the
						renewal of an operator's license and/or motor vehicle registration, and the
						imposition of a fee as approved by the campus president or designee, or by the
						Board of Trustees, as the case may be, to meet the administrative costs of such
						referral.