Washington Administrative Code › Title 132H - Bellevue College › Chapter 132H-116 - Parking and traffic rules › Section 132H-116-035 - Parking permits and parking locations

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) The vice president of administrative
			 services or designee is authorized to issue all parking permits.
(2) Parking permit fees shall be established,
			 as appropriate, by the college's board of trustees. Once fees have been
			 established and approved the college president may adjust the fees. For
			 represented employees, fees will be in accordance with applicable collective
			 bargaining agreements (CBAs).
(3)
			 No person shall park, or leave any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, on
			 the campus of Bellevue College without a valid Bellevue College permit, a valid
			 disability placard or license plate, or a government agency license
			 plate.
(4) Permits issued by the
			 public safety office shall be displayed in accordance with the instructions
			 issued with the permit. Permits not displayed in accordance with the
			 instructions issued with the permit are invalid. Vehicles that fail to display
			 a permit in accordance with the instructions shall be subject to
			 citation.
(5) Parking permit types:
			 Bellevue College parking permits include current, temporary, or special permits
			 and are valid for the date(s), times, and locations specified on the permits.
			 Parking permits are required and lots are monitored 24 hours a day and seven
			 days a week. All permits must be displayed according to the instructions on the
			 permit or as described below. Bellevue College parking permits are issued by
			 the public safety office or through authorized distribution points (e.g., a
			 temporary parking permit kiosk). Permits include, but are not limited to, the
			 following:
(a) Carpool permits: Faculty,
			 staff, or students can apply for this permit through public safety. One permit
			 will be issued for each carpool and may only be used among the registered
			 members of the group. Carpool vehicles must also display or obtain a regular
			 student or employee permit.
(b)
			 Daily and hourly permits: Daily and hourly parking permits are available
			 through the public safety office or through designated locations across
			 campus.
(c) Employee permits:
			 Parking permits for faculty and staff of Bellevue College. Registered
			 volunteers are eligible for an employee permit.
(d) Discount student permits: Discounted
			 student parking permits for students of Bellevue College that may be used in
			 general parking lots.
(e) Guest
			 permits: Temporary permits may be issued to guests of the college (including,
			 but not limited to, guest speakers, job candidates, or visiting
			 officials).
(f) Motorcycle permits:
			 Issued by the public safety office for motorcycles.
(g) Special events: Temporary reserved
			 parking for conferences, seminars, and other special events, can be reserved
			 through the events office or public safety. Requests should be submitted by at
			 least 10 business days in advance.
(h) Student permits: Parking permits for
			 students of Bellevue College.