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PARKING PERMITS
If you attend classes from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and use campus
parking facilities, you must display a valid parking permit,
display it properly and park in designated parking area. Permits
may be obtained during registration each semester or from the
Students Services Office located in the Student Service
Building.
Permit stickers must be placed on the inside of the
windshield, in the lower right-hand corner of the passenger's side.
You will be held responsible for any vehicle registered under your
name, regardless of who owns or operates the vehicle. If you sell
your vehicle, you must remove the permit decal from your vehicle
and apply for a new permit.
PARKING AREAS
Parking is on a first come, first serve basis. A parking
space is defined as a parking area between two white lines. PARKING
IS NOT ALLOWED ON ANY CITY STREET RUNNING THROUGH THE SPC CAMPUS,
EXCEPT IN DESIGNATED AREAS.
HANDICAPPED PARKING
Handicapped parking spaces are located near entrances to all
buildings on campus. Students with physical limitations must
display the state-recognized temporary permit or permanent license
plate. To apply for a handicapped parking permit, you must obtain a
written affidavit from your personal physician and submit it to
your local county tax assessor-collector.
TEMPORARY PERMITS
Temporary parking permits are provided at no cost and may be
obtained from the Student Services Office. You must obtain a
temporary permit if you want to park a rented or borrowed vehicle
on campus, and this vehicle does not display a valid SPC parking
permit.
VIOLATIONS
In addition to campus parking regulations, you must also
comply with applicable city and state traffic laws. Parking
violations include, but are not limited to, the following:
Backing in.
Failure to display a valid SPC parking
permit.
Parking in a restricted area.
Parking on city street, except in
designated areas.
Parking in space designated for off-campus
visitors.
Parking without authorization in
designated handicapped space (fines regulated by the state of
Texas.)
Improper display of campus parking
permit.
VIOLATIONS RESULTING IN TOW AWAY
The fine for parking violations will result in vehicles being
towed off campus. Where towing is not feasible, the equivalent fine
may be assessed to a student's parking records. Such violations
include, but are not limited to, the following:
Parking in fire lanes or loading
zones.
Parking in restricted areas designated as
tow away zones.
Parking in a manner which obstructs
traffic.
FINES
The fine for parking violations in $5, increasing to $8 for
all violations which are not paid within seven days. Fines may be
paid in the Student Services Office or by mail by following the
mailing instructions printed on the violations ticket. All grade
reports, records, and transcripts will be withheld until all
outstanding fines are paid.
You are permitted to accumulate a maximum of five parking
violations during an academic year. When the maximum of five
violations is reached, you will be notified to appear before the
Dean of Students. If you continue to violate the regulations, your
vehicle will be impounded by Campus Police with the use of a wheel
lock. A fine of $25 will then be due in order to release the
vehicle. If further violations occur, all parking privileges will
be revoked, and you will be subject to disciplinary action.
Parking control is instituted at SPC to assist students with uniform access to an area in which to park their vehicles. In the event of a unique problem, please contact Dean of Students, South Plains College, 1401 S. College Ave., Levelland, Texas, 79336.
Telephone: (806)894-9611, ext. 2379.