Feather River College Student Handbook & Day Planner

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vehicle while it is unattended. FRC assumes no liability for damage or
theft of vehicles or their contents.
Disabled Student Parking:
If you possess a disabled permit/plate issued by the Department of Motor
Vehicles, you may park in the designated blue placard parking spaces on
campus. Please remember that you may not park in spaces reserved for
wheelchair-only parking unless your permit designates this type of
parking.
Your disabled permit must be clearly displayed in your vehicle.
You must also purchase and properly display an FRC parking permit.
The CHP routinely patrols disabled parking spaces on campus and may
require proof of disability, so carry a copy in your vehicle at all times. FRC
does not intervene in this process on your behalf.
Although FRC meets State of California requirements for the number of disabled
parking spaces, the available of these spaces may be insufficient at various times
of the day. Students who can arrange to be dropped off at the upper campus are
encouraged to do so. DSPS also provides rides to the upper campus for disabled
students. Contact that office to make on campus transportation arrangements, if
necessary.
Visitor Parking:
Visitor parking is for people visiting campus. It is not for students to
conduct business on the upper campus.
Visitor parking is limited to 15 minutes without a permit.
Visitor Parking Permits can be obtained from the campus switchboard
operator.
Bicycles, Motorcycles, Skateboards and other Modes of Transportation:
Bicycles must be parked in the racks located throughout the campus.
Bicycles, motorcycles, skateboards, roller-skates, rollerblades, and similar
modes of transportation (except wheelchairs) are prohibited in buildings
and may not be ridden on campus paths, walkways, and grassy areas.
Citations Are Issued If:
A valid parking permit is not displayed in the lower left hand corner of your
vehicle windshield.
You park in any unauthorized area; this includes double parking and
parking along the creek or any grassy area.
You park in visitor parking.
You park in blue placard spaces designated for persons with disabilities.
Your vehicle is left parked for more than 72 hours; it will be cited as