Parking
Parking lots are patrolled regularly (this includes weekends and holidays), and each person is expected to park in accordance with rules and regulations. Report unsafe conditions to the Security and Safety Office immediately.
At no time may vehicles be parked in unauthorized and prohibited areas such as on lawns and walkways, or in a manner that constitutes double parking, the blocking of walkways, roadways, or fire zones, etc.
The college reserves the right to alter parking assignments on a permanent or temporary basis when new construction, major repairs, and emergency situations require such changes.
No persons shall abandon a motor vehicle of any kind on college property. Should any vehicle parked on campus become disabled, the owner/driver of that vehicle shall report the condition to the Office of Security and Safety immediately. Vehicles requiring repairs shall be tended to by the owner/driver within 24 hours. Vehicles parked under the above-stated regulations for more than 48 hours may be towed away and stored at the expense of the owner/driver.
Enforcement, Fines
A. FINES:
1. All offenses will have a fine of $15., except handicap violations.
2. Handicap violations: First Offense - $50.
Second Offense - $100.
Third Offense + - $200.
B. ENFORCEMENT:
The following will be enforced:
1. Handicap Parking
2. Safety/Fire Zones
3. Loading Zones/Docks
4. Lawns, Sidewalks, Roadways
5. Reserved Spaces:
a. Security Space
b. President’s/Vice President’s Spaces
c. United Way Space
d. PTK Space
e. Service Tech Spaces
f. Student Success Space
g. Food Service Space
h. Book Store Manager Space
i. Employee Lot/Spaces until indicated on the signs at the lot..
C. WARNINGS:
1. Warnings will be issued the first 2 weeks of the semester, with the exception of handicap violations. Note that it is unrealistic that everyone be guaranteed a warning due to the volume of campus traffic.
2. During the second week of the semester a mass email will be sent to all students stating that parking violations will be enforced starting the next Monday. They are to consider this their warning.
D. PAYMENT:
1. Payment would be made at the Business Office within five (5) business days.
2. Tickets can be appealed through the Appeal Committee appealscommittee [at] lccc [dot] edu established by the Environmental Health and Safety Committee.
3. If the Appeal Committee does not receive written notification of an appeal within five (5) business days, the registration will be traced, the violation will increase by $10 which includes the $5 registration tracing fee, and a letter will be sent out. In addition, a hold will be placed on the student’s account, preventing them from receiving grades, transcript, diploma, and registering for the next semester.
*Any student who accumulates 5 or more tickets during any school year may be subject to having his/her vehicle “booted” by the Office of Security and Safety. The fine would be $10 plus contacting the Security Staff to remove the boot upon payment of all fines. The Dean of Student Services will also be notified of the incident as well. It is important to realize that you are not guaranteed a warning for a first offense.
At the discretion of the college, both traffic and non-traffic citations may be sent to the local magistrate when they become delinquent.