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CSB/SJU Parking and Traffic Management Information 2008-2009


Electronic Version of Parking Brochure

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERY VEHICLE OPERATOR TO READ AND
UNDERSTAND THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS.

CSB Security and SJU Life Safety Services are responsible for managing all parking, traffic and safety issues regarding the use of vehicles on each campus. It is important for all to know that The College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University have a limited number of parking spaces on campus and for that reason, must facilitate parking in order to accommodate the high usage of parking areas on campus. The following standards have been established to support campus parking:

CSB/SJU Permit Information

The purchase of a parking permit does not guarantee a specific parking space.  

Parking permits are issued for the student, employee and corporate vehicles at the CSB Security Office in Mary Commons or in the SJU Life Safety Services office in St Thomas Hall basement at the time the vehicle is registered.  Permits can be obtained at CSB Security or Life Safety Services from 8am-4pm Monday through Friday.  Guests who park a vehicle on campus must register the vehicle so that it is properly identified.  The legal owner or family member responsible for the vehicle must register vehicles.

Student Permits-CSB

Student Permits are issued for one vehicle for a one-year period. Students may register their vehicle at housing selection in the spring of the previous school year. Students who register their vehicle early will receive their parking permit sticker with their keys in the fall. Students should remove expired permits so the current permit is the only one displayed. The annual permit cost is:

Student Permits- SJU

Student vehicle permits are issued for one vehicle for a one year period.  Students should remove expired permits so that the current permit is the only one displayed.

Temporary Parking Permits

Employee Parking Permits

Employee Permits are issued once per vehicle for the term of employment. Employees should register any additional vehicle that might be used on a regular basis.

CSB/SJU Parking Restrictions

In order to promote orderly parking for all students, faculty, staff, monastics and guests, the following guidelines must be followed:

CSB Restrictions:

Parking rules are enforced 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.

Student and visitor parking is permitted from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., Monday - Friday in employee lots that are not reserved as 24 hour employee parking, except where otherwise posted.  Parking in Employee Lots is authorized from 6 am- 2a, on Saturday and Sunday (No parking 2 am- 6 am)

Parking in all resident lots is reserved 24 hours for vehicles properly permitted for those areas.  Note:  This differs from the rules at SJU which allows open parking in resident lots during guest hours.

 
SJU Restrictions

Parking rules are enforced 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.

Evening parking is allowed in any student and employee lot continuing until the end of guest hours. Evening parking is not allowed in Guest lots.  Guest lots are reserved for visitors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Guest hours end at midnight on Sunday through Thursday and at 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

There is No Parking from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. in the employee lots.

There is no open parking during weekends and holidays.

Speed Limits

Campus speed limits are set to provide for the safe movement of persons and vehicles on each campus. Please respect the posted limits.

2008-2009 Penalties and Loss of Privileges

Offense

Amount

Snow removal / lot maintenance $25 (plus tow fee)
Illegal Parking (no permit, permit not displayed, expired permit) $25
Restricted and Posted Parking Areas (guest and time limited, no parking, incorrect lot) $25
Driving or parking on sidewalks, lawns, around gates/barricades $50 (non-appealable)
Moving Violation $50 (non-appealable)
Falsifying, transferring or altering permit or permit information  $50
Handicapped Zone $100 (non-appealable)
Wheel Lock Removal/Towing $50 (non-appealable)
Safe and Sober violation $50 (non-appealable)
Any Violation after the 3rd ticket issued during an academic year. $50
Fire Lanes $50 (non-appealable)
Emergency Response Violations $200 (non-appealable)
Vehicles not registered that require DMV check to identify owner $10 (in addition to other fines)
Confiscated Bicycles $25 (storage fee may also apply)
Failure to update information upon license plate change $10

Those whose driving or disregard of parking regulations threatens the safety of the campus, demonstrates an unwillingness to park responsibly, or upon the receipt of their third violation are required to meet with the traffic coordinator and may have their permit and/or parking privileges on both campuses revoked.  Upon the 7th ticket, your driving priviliges will be revoked until a review takes place. 

The registered owner of the vehicle will be held accountable when the driver cannot be identified. 

Vehicles will be wheel locked or towed away at owner's expense if there is a disregard of policy, as deemed by CSB Security or SJU Life Safety Services.

Vehicles blocking fire lanes or parking in a posted tow-away zone are subject to tow at owner's expense.

Appeals

Those believing they have received a citation in error or have extraordinary circumstances may appeal the violation by completing the Appeals Form on-line.  The appeals form should be brought up on the appropriate campus' website where the violation occurred (CSB Security-www.csbsju.edu/csbsecurity  or SJU Life Safety-www.csbsju.edu/lifesafety.)  All Appeals must be submitted within ten days of the violation date. Appeals made more than 10 days after the offense will not be accepted (unless DMV look up required).

Emergency Response Violations

Individuals and vehicles that impede the emergency response of medical, fire security security and Life Safety personnel or vehicles are subject to judicial sanctions, towing of vehicles and may have their permit or driving privileges on the CSB/SJU campuses revoked.  These sanctions are not open to appeal as they impact the health and wellness of our communities.  Actions that fall into this category would include, but are not limited to: