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, 2014 (202 kb) Office of Campus Safety The CCS Appeals site is currently under construction. To submit an appeal, please email with the following information: Student ID Number (if available) Appeal Statement (please limit your statement to 1,000 characters or less) The SCC Parking Services Offices provides - but is not limited to - the following services: Unlocking and jumpstarting vehicles on campusminneapolis craigslist motorcycle parts for sale Enforcement of campus parking rulesed's motorcycle shop spokane All parking appeals will be reviewed by an Appeals Board. gta 5 different motorcycle helmetsThe Board will meet on an as-needed basis and review appealsspyke motorcycle boots

submitted to our office. The Board is comprised of one student, one faculty member, and one staff member. Contact our office at (509) 533-8624 if you have any additional FYI: The pictured area (on the east of campus between the Automotive Building and the Fire Station) is NOT an area for SCC parking! There are multiple signs that say no parking. The City of Spokane may cite and/or tow your vehicle if you park in this area! Parking on SCC's campus is by permit or meter only. Vehicle parking permits are available for purchase at the Cashier's Office, located in Building 15. Parking Permit fees starting Fall Quarter 2014: $24* (Summer Parking Permit - $12*) *Please note that the fees listed above include tax and are subject to change without notice. To confirm permit fees, please contact the Cashier's Office at (509) 533-7025. Parking Permits must be displayed from the rearview mirror. Parking citations ($30.00 per parking violation, $40.00 per moving violation, and $250.00 for misuse of Disabled Parking

spaces) must be paid by the end of each quarter in order to register for classes and to release financial aid checks, grades Please review the FAQ section of our website. Should you have further questions, contact our office at (509) 533-8624, Building #1 (Old Main), Room 147. Parking - Frequently Asked Questions This section is intended to address common myths and questions about parking on the SCC Campus. The best rule of thumb to follow: parking is by PERMIT or METER only. If you have questions, you can always call the SCC Office of Campus Safety at 533-8624. Follow this link for Chapter 132Q-20 WAC, Traffic Rules and Regulations. (509) 533-8624, Building 1, Room 147NOTE: Spokane Community College, in an effort to reduce the number of repeat offenders, will begin using a vehicle immobilization device (commonly known as a boot) on vehicles that meet certain criteria. The following circumstances would make a vehicle "boot eligible":

1 unpaid parking citation on a vehicle with an out-of-state license plate and the owner is unknown 3 unpaid citations on an account or the equal dollar amount of 3 minimum fines 3 citations issued to a vehicle in 5 academic days If during a probationary period after meeting with the Associate Dean of Student Services for Student Development the individual violates his or her agreement with the associate dean At the direction of the President of SCC or designee For the boot to be removed, the following would need to happen: A removal fee of $30 and all outstanding fines would have to be paid at the Cashiers' Office. Proof of payment would then be provided to the SCC security office and the boot would be removed. If the Cashiers' Office is closed, the offender may sign a contract agreeing to pay the fee and all fines within one business day. If the offender does not pay the fee and fines in full within one business day, the vehicle will

again become "boot eligible." If the offender's vehicle is booted a second time prior to paying the fee and fines, an additional $50 fee will be assessed for the second boot removal. For information about the college's rights regarding the use of vehicle boots, please see the following Parking at SCC is by permit or paid meter only. The following permits are available for people who qualify for them: Parking in this area requires a faculty permit for the current quarter or school year. This permit allows the holder to park in any Faculty area. Parking in this area requires a student permit for the current quarter or school year. This permit allows the holder to park in any Student parking space. Student parking in orange areas is not always available. To park in a Handicapped area, the driver must display his or her State Handicapped permit as well as a current permit. Those displaying both permits can park in any Handicapped area or Faculty area.

Anyone may park at a meter; however, the meter must be paid, regardless of any other permit(s) displayed. Motorcycles are required to park within designated motorcycle stalls on campus and must also display a current parking permit sticker. The campus parking map shows the approximate location of relevant parking areas. Be sure to comply with parking regulations such as fire lanes, loading zones, etc., and other, as signs indicate or law requires. Another parking permit option on the SCC campus is to purchase a permit good for one day at one of the two Parkeon parking kiosks. One kiosk is located on the west side of the tennis courts near the Lair, Building 6 (pictured). The second kiosk is located in the P-11 parking lot, south of the Max Snyder Building Building 50). To use a kiosk, you simply: Press the green button. Remove the day permit from the kiosk. Park in a student or faculty lot. Place the permit on your dashboard so the date is visible.