Section 7.1 The following violations are subject to citation
P1. Parking without displaying a valid permit Fine: $50
P2. Failure to obey signs, marking, or any traffic control device Fine: $50
P3. Parking in two spaces Fine: $50
P4. Parking outside space markings (T marks) Fine: $50.
P5. Overtime Parking (Visitor, Service, Green Zone 30 Min) Fine $50
P6. Loading zones (yellow) Fine: $50
P7. Parking in unauthorized areas (Pedestrian Walkways & Service Spaces) Fine: $75
P8. Any parking that creates a hazard or is an obstruction to traffic. Fine: $75
P9. Red zones (including fire lanes) Fine: $75
P10. Display/use of fraudulent/lost/stolen permit. Fine: $100 Plus loss of parking privileges for the remainder of the academic year.
P11. Disabled Parking without a DMV placard displayed (includes parking in marked stalls or adjacent access areas) Fine: $280
*Additional Violations
P4. Disabled Parking without a DMV placard displayed
Pursuant to 22511.56 CVC, the following applies to a disabled placard used in conjunction with the issuance of a parking permit or its use while parked on grounds owned or controlled by Santa Clara University:
- Any person using a disabled placard issued pursuant to 22511.55 or 22522.59 CVC for parking shall, upon request of any Campus Safety Officer, present identification and evidence of the issuance of that placard to that person;
- Failure to present the requested identification and evidence of the issuance of that placard shall be a refutable presumption that the placard is being misused and that the associated vehicle has been parked in violation of Section 22507.8 CVC (Parking in a Disabled Space without a DMV placard)
- The improper use of a disabled placard in connection with the purchase of a parking permit is fraud, and a violation of these rules, punishable by loss of all parking privileges and/or disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from Santa Clara University.
P13. Display/use of fraudulent permits
- Persons who reproduce the permit and those in possession of the fraudulent permit will be prosecuted to the fullest extent provided by law.
- Persons who reproduce the permit and those in possession of the fraudulent permit will have ALL parking privileges revoked.
- Persons who reproduce the permit and those in possession of the fraudulent permit may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from Santa Clara University.
P13. Display/use of lost/stolen permits
- Permits reported to Campus Safety as being “lost or stolen” become the property of Santa Clara University, and must be returned to this department if later found or returned.
- Any person who knowingly provides a permit reported as “lost or stolen” to another, with or without compensation, for the purpose of parking on campus; or any person who accepts and/or display a permit that has been reported as “lost or stolen” for the purpose of parking on campus is committing a fraudulent act and will have their parking privileges revoked.
- Persons in violation of this provision are subject to disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion from Santa Clara University.
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