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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 50 - LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS › Section 8VAC50-10-20 - Registration of motor vehicles

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A.
				All vehicles utilizing campus parking facilities including motorcycles and
				motorbikes, must be registered with the Longwood College Campus Police. All
				outstanding parking citations must be paid prior to vehicle
				registration.
B. The operator of
				each vehicle will be issued an appropriate decal/tag. The purchase of a decal
				entitles individuals to park only in those areas designated for the respective
				decal/tag. The purchase of a decal does not guarantee a parking space. It is a
				violation to purchase additional decals for distribution to other
				individuals.
C. Acceptance of a
				decal/tag by an individual attests to that person's complete understanding of
				this chapter.
D. Since parking
				regulations will be enforced starting the first day of the semester, vehicles
				should be registered prior to the start of the semester. (For presemester
				vehicle registration, contact the Parking Coordinator at 804-395-2612.)
				Following the opening of school, vehicles may be registered in the following
				manner:
(i) pay the fee at the Cashiering and
				Student Accounts Office;
(ii) take
				the payment receipt, the state vehicle registration card, and complete the
				registration form and receive a decal. Registered vehicles must be owned by the
				student or a member of the student's immediate family. A map highlighting the
				major lots by type of decal is made a part of this chapter.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 50 - LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS › Section 8VAC50-10-30 - Categories of decals and tags

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The categories of decals/tags issued by the Campus Police are
				  listed below:
1. Faculty/staff (blue
				hanging tags). All faculty, administrative personnel, classified and hourly
				employees of the college, are eligible to register motor vehicles and will be
				issued a blue hanging tag, and can park in any area where the curbs are painted
				blue.
2. Resident sophomore (yellow
				decal). All individuals classified as sophomore residential students by the
				Registrar of the College who reside in college administered housing, qualify as
				a resident and will be issued a yellow decal and can park in the Vernon Street
				Lot and the Cole Store Lot.
3.
				Resident junior/senior (purple decal). All individuals classified as a junior
				or senior by the Registrar can park in any area where the curb is painted
				white.
4. Commuter students (red
				decal). Those individuals classified as students by the Registrar of the
				College who do not reside in college administered housing will receive a red
				decal and can park in any area where the curb is painted red.
5. Noncollege affiliated (green decal).
				Noncollege affiliated green decals are issued to ARA Dining Services employees
				and allow these individuals to park in areas where curbs are painted
				green.
Statutory Authority
§ 23-188 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 50 - LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS › Section 8VAC50-10-40 - Parking Citation Appeals Committee

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A. The purpose of the Parking Citation
				Appeals Committee is to review all appealed parking citations and make
				recommendations to the Director of Student Services.
B. An appeal for each citation issued must be
				submitted in writing on an "appeals form" within five working days of the date
				on the citation. If appeal is denied, then a date for citation payment will be
				established.
C. Appeals forms are
				available in the Campus Police Office and the Student Services Office. A
				completed form must be returned to the Student Services Office or to the Campus
				Police within five working days of the date on the citation.
D. The following are generally not considered
				acceptable arguments when appealing traffic citations: inability to pay fines
				assessed, using flashers in an illegal area, and forgetting to pay citations
				when due.
E. Appeals are decided in
				one of the following ways:
1. Appeal
				denied;
2. Appeal
				accepted;
3. Appeal denied, fee
				waived; or
4. Appeal denied, fee
				reduced.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 8 - EDUCATION › Agency 50 - LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY › Chapter 10 - MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING AND TRAFFIC RULES AND REGULATIONS › Section 8VAC50-10-50 - Campus Police assistance

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A.
				Requested emergency service will be denied if the requesting party refuses to
				release the Campus Police and the college from liability should damage to the
				vehicle result from the service.
B.
				Owners of inoperative vehicles should contact a service station or garage for
				assistance and should advise Campus Police if parked in an illegal area. (See
				8VAC50-10-10 G.)
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Statutory Authority
§ 23-188 of the Code of Virginia.