AP 6750
Pasadena Area Community College District
Administrative Procedure
Chapter 6 – Business and Fiscal Affairs
AP 6750
PARKING AND TRAFFIC
References:
Education Code Section 76360;
Vehicle Code Section 21113
Traffic and Parking: General Regulations
1.
Under the general direction of the Vice President of Administrative Services, the Director of Police
and Safety shall have the responsibility of the day to day administration of traffic and parking
enforcement.
2.
Parking on District controlled property shall be by permit in accordance with the Pasadena Area
Community College District Traffic and Parking Regulations set forth in these procedures.
3.
The Department of College Police and Safety is responsible for enforcing Traffic and Parking
Regulations. Persons violating Traffic and Parking Regulations may receive citations.
4.
The Parking and Traffic Control Committee is responsible for making recommendations relating
to Traffic and Parking matters. The committee is composed of representatives of the Academic
Senate, Classified Staff, Administration and Students.
5.
Suggestions for improvement of Regulations may be referred to the Academic Senate,
Associated Students, or the Director of Police and Safety.
6.
Permit parking is enforced twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week (24/7)
Traffic and Parking: Parking Permits and Fee Payments
1.
Parking Permit Fee Schedule
STAFF PERMITS
PERMIT
Annual
Semester
Hourly Academic
Semester
Full-time Classified
Annual
Semester
Part-time Classified, 50% to 70% FTE (Valid
Semester
at PCC after 12:30 p.m. and all day at CEC)
TYPE
Full-time Academic
FEE
$40.00
$20.00
$10.00
$40.00
$20.00
$10.00
Hourly Classified or less than 50% FTE (Valid
at PCC after 12:30 p.m. and all day at CEC)
Staff Motorcycle
Semester only
Semester
Annual
STUDENT PERMITS
TYPE
PERMIT
Pasadena City College Daily Fee Permit (valid Daily/Single Day
at CEC)
Pasadena City College Student
Semester
Pasadena City College Student Motorcycle
Semester
Pasadena City College Student
Winter/Summer
Intersession
Community Education Center Daily Fee
Daily/Single Day
Permit (valid at PCC)
Community Education Center Student (not
Semester
valid at PCC)
Community Education Center Student
Semester
Motorcycle (Not valid at PCC)
Community Education Center Student
Winter/Summer
(Not valid at PCC)
Intersession
$10.00
$4.00
$8.00
FEE
$2.00 from ticket
dispenser in lot
$64.00
$10.00
$20.00
$2.00 from ticket
dispenser in lot
$48.00
$7.50
$15.00
Bicycles and Mopeds may be parked without charge in areas designated for that purpose.
Early morning pass valid from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. are available at no charge.
2.
Display and Validity of Permits
a.
All permits (annual, semester, daily) for four-wheel vehicles shall be hung from the rearview mirror or placed in a face-up position in plain view on the vehicle dashboard.
b.
Permits for two-wheel vehicles shall be attached to the front or rear fender and be clearly
visible.
c.
Permits may not be sold or transferred to another person.
d.
Permits that are altered in any manner are invalid.
3.
Replacement of Permits
a.
A damaged permit, even in tatters, shall be returned to the Department of College Police
and Safety together with identification showing the name and Social Security number of
the original purchaser for replacement.
b.
A fee of $1.00 will be assessed for replacing a damaged permit.
c.
Those claiming a lost or stolen permit, or who cannot produce an identifiable portion of a
damaged permit, can purchase another permit at the original purchase price.
Transfer of Permits
Semester and annual permits are transferable to any vehicle in control of the permit holder.
4.
5.
Special Parking Permits
a.
Auto Shop Permits
An Auto Shop permit may be issued by an Auto Shop instructor and shall bear his/her
signature and be properly dated. Vehicles with Auto Shop permits must park in
designated areas.
b.
California Disabled Placards
(1)
Persons displaying the California Disabled placard may park in any available
student or staff space with a proper semester permit or daily permit.
(2)
Persons displaying the California Disabled placard must be in possession of a
California Disabled Person identification card and produce it upon request of any
Police Officer.
(3)
c.
d.
e.
Persons displaying the California Disabled placard may not park in any restricted
areas, such as red curb, loading zone, non-designated spaces, vendor parking,
etc.
Vendor Parking
(1)
Vendors may park in areas designated for vendors.
Temporary Parking Permits
Temporary permits may be issued by the Department of College Police and Safety on an
"as needed" basis, designating the time, date and lot to be used.
Guest Parking
(1)
Staff members authorized to invite guests will submit a Request for Visitor
Parking form at least one week in advance of an authorized visitor.
(2)
Authorized visitors displaying the Visitor Parking Permit in plain view on the
dashboard may park in designated lots.
6.
Applications and Schedule
Parking permit applications shall be submitted to the Department of College Police and Safety,
either through the telephone registration process or in person.
7.
Refund Procedures
Refer to the District Refund Policy for refund procedures.
Traffic and Parking: Posting
1.
Parking areas shall be posted with permanent signs or notices.
2.
Temporary posting may be used from time to time as required.
3.
Motorcycles shall be parked in designated areas only.
4.
Posted parking signs and notices in place on the effective day of this procedure are hereby
adopted.
5.
Staff displaying a valid Daily Use Permit may park in a student lot.
6.
Posted parking restrictions shall be observed.
7.
Wheeled objects (bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, etc.) shall abide by all posted restrictions.
8.
Vehicles with Staff Permits shall not park in areas designated for students.
9.
Vehicles with Student Permits shall not park in areas designated staff.
Date Revised: November 2006