With the exception of , all parking on Â鶹ÊÓƵ’s campus is by permit only. Vehicles without valid University-issued permits or vehicles parked in non-designated areas are subject to citations and/or towing.

Fines

Charges for the violation of are as follows:

    Parking Violations:

    • Handicap Space $200
    • Restricted Residential Life Space $200
    • Vehicle on Tram Path $100
    • Fire Lane $100
    • Incorrect Lot or No Permit $100
    • Vehicle Towed $200
    • Maintenance Space $75
    • 15/20 Minute Violation $75
    • EV Charging Station Violation $75
    • Sidewalk or Grass $50
    • LEV Space $50
    • Loading Zone $50

    *TOWING MAY OCCUR FOR ANY VIOLATION*

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    Towing

    The University may tow a vehicle found in violation ofÌýcampus parking rules and regulationsÌýat the owner’s expense at any time. If the tow truck has been called to tow a vehicle, the owner is responsible for paying the fine and tow fee (or arranging payment per the options below) prior to picking up the vehicle. All non-registered vehicles will be ticketed and/or towed.

    All vehicles without a permit are subject to be towed. If a vehicle on campus is towed, the owner is responsible for paying the fine and tow fee prior to picking up the vehicle. If the tow truck has arrived on the scene to tow a vehicle, the owner must pay the fine and towing fee.
    Towing Fees

    Towing FeeÌýÌýÌýÌý $200Ìý
    Parking Fine-Ìý Depending on violationÌý
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    **The total fine/fee to release the vehicle is $200 plus the cost of the parking violation fine.**Ìý

    Football Game Day tows are fined for the “Tow Only”, which is $200.

    Tow-Away Zones

    Tow-away zones include the areas listed below.Ìý Vehicles parked in these areas, in violation of the rules, may be towed immediately.

    Tow-away zones include:

    • any traveled portion of a street and/or parking lot
    • fire lanes
    • spaces restricted/reserved for live-in staff
    • handicap spaces
    • grass
    • sidewalk
    • maintenance spaces
    • tram path
    • students/faculty/staff parked in designated visitor spaces
    • students parked in faculty/staff (FS) lots (year round)
    • 20-minute spaces
    • reserved Game Day lots (refer to Ìýfor a list of Game Day lots)
    • any other area that may be deemed a safety hazard
    • Parked along any curb (curbs are considered fire lanes whether marked or not)
    • Parking in restricted/reserved areas and no
      parking zones

    Five or more parking violations

    Five or more parking violations during the academic year may result in a vehicle being towed.

     

     

    Payment

    All fees and fines must be paid online atÌý/parking/tickets.

    Students with unpaid tickets will not be permitted to participate in graduation exercises or obtain copies of transcripts.

    Students:Ìý Students may either pay for the tow online at /parking/tickets/ and then come to Campus Safety and Police (Oaks Commons) to pick up the tow slip in order to pick up their vehicle OR they may come to Campus Safety and Police (Oaks Commons) and state they wish to add the charge to their student account and then they will receive the tow slip in order to pick up their vehicle.

    Employees and Non-Students:Ìý Employees and Non-Students must pay for the tow online at /parking/tickets/Ìýand then come to Campus Safety and Police (Oaks Commons) to pick up the tow slip in order to pick up their vehicle.

    Please note that your obligation to pay for a tow begins from the time a tow truck is contacted and dispatched and not when they arrive on scene.

    Appeals

    Anyone wishing to appeal a parking citation or decision must submit an appeal within seven (7) days of the violation (by 5:00pm).

    Electronic version of appeal form must be filled out online at: /parking/tickets (must log in with a valid Â鶹ÊÓƵ username and password)

    The initial review will be conducted by the Campus Safety and Police who will render an initial decision.Ìý After the submission of a request for an appeal,Ìýall citations remain in effect until a final decision is made and communicated by Campus Safety and Police.

    Reasons For Appeals

    The written appeal must be clear, specific, and contain a detailed statement regarding the grounds for appeal. The initial decision will be made on the basis of the written appeal.ÌýAppeals are not granted on the basis of disagreement with parking policies or assignments.Ìý

    Only appeals based on the following grounds will be considered:

    New Facts/Information

    The discovery ofÌýsubstantial new factsÌýthat were not reasonably available at the time the initial citation was issued.Ìý If the appeal is based onÌýsubstantial new facts,Ìýthe request must outline the following:

    • Source(s) of new information and complete explanation of that information; include any writtenÌý documentation
    • Name(s) of who can present this information;
    • Reason(s) why this information may contribute to a decision other than that which was originally made.
    Procedural Error

    If it is believed there was aÌýsubstantialÌýviolation of the citation procedure the appealÌýrequest must outline the following:

    • Citation of specific procedural errors with appropriate reference;
    • Reason(s) why procedural error was not mentioned in the original hearing; and
    • Reason(s) why correction of error can contribute to a decision other than that which was originally made.

    Further Review

    If after receiving the decision of the first appeal and the student wishes further review, the student can file a second appeal through the www.elon.edu/parking/tickets website.Ìý The second appeal will be reviewed by the Dean of Students.Ìý The second appeal must be made within 7 days of the initial decision from the first appeal. The decision of the Dean of Students is final.