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 565 - State University College at Plattsburgh › Section 565.7 - Penalties and procedures; violations of campus traffic and parking regulations

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
					 Uniform traffic violations are mandated by the State of New York within a court
					 of competent jurisdiction as directed in the summons.
(b) Any violation of a campus traffic or
					 parking regulation shall be in writing, reciting the time and place of the
					 violation and title, number or substance of the applicable rule.
(c) Any parking violation charged to a permit
					 number is the responsibility of the campus registrant to whom the permit was
					 issued, regardless of vehicle ownership. Any parking violation charged to a
					 vehicle without a permit will be charged to the campus member who is associated
					 with the vehicle owner, or vehicle owner, if there is no campus
					 association.
(d) With the
					 accumulation of five or more violations in an academic year, a vehicle parked
					 in violation of the campus regulations may be towed without warning, even if
					 all fines have been paid; or in the event of 10 or more violations, the
					 revocation of all campus parking privileges for the balance of the academic
					 year.
(e) Penalties and fees
					 assessed:
NO PERMIT VISIBLE: Individual has failed to properly
						display a valid parking permit while parking a vehicle registered or unreg
						istered on campus -$25 per violation.
EXPIRED PERMIT: Registrant has failed to renew parking
						perm it before the current permit term has ended -$25 per violation.
UNAUTHORIZED PERMIT: Unauthorized use of a parking
						permit on a vehicle parked on campus -$25 per violation and the potent ial for
						disciplinary action.
VIOLATION OF DEFINED LINES: Parking in a manner that
						renders an adjoining parking space unusable, or creates a safety hazard -$10
						per violation.
WRONG LOT: Vehicle is violating lot restriction during
						rest ricted hours, M-F, 8a-5p -$25 per violation.
NO PARKING ZONE: Vehicle is parked outside of designated
						parking areas. This includes parking on grass or seeded areas, zones designated
						by signage, driveways, roadways, etc, or that may create a safe ty hazard -$25
						per violation and the potential for towing, without warn ing, in the event of a
						safety hazard.
NO OVERNIGHT PARKING: Vehicle is parked in lot that
						restrict s overnight parking after midnight -$2 5 per violation.
PARKED IN HANDICAPPED: Vehicle is not authorized to park
						in the space reserved for handicapped space -$50 per violation.
RESERVED PARKING: Vehicle is not authorized to park in
						the designated reserved space -$ 30 per violation.
TOW FEE: Any vehicle towed off campus premises is
						assessed a t ow fee in addition to the applicable violation, and any fees ass
						essed by the private tow service -$ 50 per violation.
OTHER VIOLATION: as stated on the citation, does not
						meet wit h campus traffic and parking regulations -$25 per
						violation.
(f)
Payment
					 of fines.
(1) Fines are payable as per
					 the instructions on the ticket.
(2)
					 The prosecution and collection of fines shall be in accordance with applicable
					 law.
(i) The prosecution and collection of
					 fines for visitors shall be voided, until such time as five or more violations
					 are accrued in one academic year. After such time the University reserves the
					 right to tow, without warning, any visitor vehicle which is in violation of any
					 campus traffic and parking regulations.
(ii) Fines may be deducted from the salary or
					 wages of an offending officer or employee of the university.
(iii) Student grades and transcripts may be
					 withheld until all fines are paid.
(3) Unpaid fines shall restrict access to the
					 vehicle registrant's account until all fines are paid.