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Placement of Parking Permits on VehiclesParking permits must be affixed to the outside of the driver’s side front windshield in the upper corner ofthe windshield or the permit may be affixed to the driver’s side front bumper below the headlight. Hangtags (where applicable) must be displayed on the inside rear-view mirror.Vehicles are not properly registered until the valid parking permit is affixed as described above to thevehicle for which it was issued.The parking permit must be clearly visible and legible from at least 6 feet away. Valid parking permitsthat become damaged or worn will be replaced free of charge so long as the damaged or worn permitis surrendered to the Department of Public Safety.Temporary Parking PermitsTemporary parking permits may be obtained free of charge from the Department of Public Safety byany student, faculty or staff member who also possesses a valid Methodist University parking permit.Temporary parking permits are normally issued for a maximum of seven (7) consecutive calendar daysand must be obtained prior to parking on campus.Applicants for temporary parking permits must produce a valid vehicle registration, driver’s license, andMU ID card when requesting a temporary parking permit. Applicants must also verify that they will bethe primary operator of the vehicle while the temporary parking permit is in force.No more than two (2) temporary passes, regardless of duration, may be issued to any student persemester unless special permission is obtained from the Director of Public Safety. The issuance oftemporary passes is tracked both by person and vehicle.Responsibility for Parking ViolationsIt shall be presumed that the person to whom a vehicle’s parking permit is issued is the operator of anyvehicle found in violation of University parking regulations. The person to whom the parking permit isissued shall be responsible for any parking violations and fines.Reserved and Restricted ParkingUnauthorized use of a handicap placard or license plate in any properly marked handicapped parkingspace violates both University regulations and North Carolina state law. Handicap spaces must bemarked with a vertical sign and painted demarcation lines.Spaces marked Faculty/Staff are reserved for the exclusive use of faculty and staff members Mondaythrough Friday from 5:00 AM to 4:00 PM (unless otherwise noted by signs for specific parking spaces).Spaces marked “Maintenance Vehicle Only” or “Service Vehicle Only” are reserved at all times formaintenance and service vehicles.Unrestricted spaces in the parking lots serving Clark Hall, Trustees’ Building, Hendricks Science,and Reeves Auditorium are reserved for Commuter Students Monday through Friday from 7:00 A.M.to 4:00 P.M.The small lot adjacent to the lower level of the Trustee’s Building is reserved for handicap parking andservice vehicles only and is also a loading zone.The small lot adjacent to the lower level of Davis Memorial Library is reserved for faculty and staff, andis also a loading zone.The small lot adjacent to the Hendricks Science Annex is reserved for handicap parking and servicevehicles only.No parking is allowed at any time in any area marked with or displaying a sign bearing the words “No Parking.”No vehicle shall be parked adjacent to a yellow-painted curb, landscape timber, or barrier.No parking is allowed in any fire lane. This includes, but is not limited to, any area so marked using signs, paintedwords or symbols that is adjacent to any campus structure or building including residence halls.No parking, except to load or unload a service or vendor vehicle for a maximum of thirty (30) minutes,is allowed in any loading zone.No parking is allowed in front of, or adjacent to, any dumpster.No vehicle shall be parked in such a manner so as to restrict the flow of traffic.Resident Student ParkingResident Students who choose to operate a vehicle on campus must obtain a Resident Parking Permit.Resident Students and visitors may not park in spaces reserved for Residence Life professional staff.Residents are responsible for ensuring their visitors adhere to all applicable campus parking regulations.54
The paved parking lot of Cape Fear Commons residence hall is reserved for students and staff who live inthat specific community. Parking decals and numerically-matching hang tags will be issued to residentsof Cape Fear Commons allowing them to park in signed, designated areas. The supplemental hang tagmust be displayed on the inside rear view mirror of the assigned vehicle so that it is clearly legible fromoutside the vehicle. Cape Fear Commons residents may also park in the adjacent unpaved overflow lot.The paved parking lot of the McLean Complex is reserved for students and staff who live in that specificcommunity. Parking decals and numerically-matching hang tags will be issued to residents of McLeanallowing them to park in signed, designated areas. The supplemental hang tag must be displayed onthe inside rear view mirror of the assigned vehicle so that it is clearly legible from outside the vehicle.McLean residents may also park in the unpaved overflow lot near Cape Fear Commons.The paved parking lots adjacent to Village residence halls (including North Hall) and on / connecting toRobert Johnson Drive are reserved for students and staff who live in Village residence halls. Parkingdecals and numerically-matching hang tags will be issued to Village residents allowing them to park insigned, designated areas. The supplemental hang tag must be displayed on the inside rear view mirrorof the assigned vehicle in a manner so as to be legible from outside the vehicle.Parking along the curb in front of any residence hall or facility on campus is not permitted at any timeexcept for emergency, service, and maintenance vehicles.Commuter Student ParkingCommuter Students who choose to operate a vehicle on campus must obtain a Commuter Parking Permit.Commuter Students may not park in marked Visitor Spaces adjacent to residence halls.Commuter Students may park in any available and otherwise unrestricted space in the Clark Hall Lot,Reeves Auditorium Lot, Berns – Riddle Center Lot, Hendricks Lot, Bethune Art Center Lot, Player CenterLot, Baseball Stadium Lot, and the gravel lot behind the Riddle Center.Visitor Parking SpacesOne hour parking is permitted in the Visitor spaces near Horner Administration Building for personsconducting business in that building.Two hour parking is permitted in marked visitor spaces adjacent to residence halls for vehicles properlydisplaying a current Visitor PassOverflow parking for residence hall visitors is available in the Berns – Riddle Center parking lot and inthe Player’s Center parking lot.Commuter or Resident students may not park in marked visitor spaces adjacent to residence halls.Vehicle OperationPedestrians Have the Right of WayPedestrians shall have the right of way on campus.Vehicle operators are expected to yield to pedestrians at all times.Vehicles shall be operated with due caution for the safety of the pedestrians and other motorists on campus.North Carolina Laws ApplyAll applicable motor vehicle laws of the State of North Carolina are in force on campus.Any vehicle operated on Methodist University property shall have in full force and affect the financialresponsibility (liability insurance) for the vehicle as required by the State of North Carolina.Vehicles are required to be properly registered, inspected and licensed by the State of North Carolinaor the state in which the vehicle’s owner maintains legal residence.Campus Speed RegulationsThe campus-wide speed limit on named streets is fifteen (15) miles per hour unless otherwise posted.The speed limit in all parking areas on campus is five (5) miles per hour.The speed limit on Joe Stout View Drive adjacent to the Berns Student Center is 5 miles per hour. Thespeed limit on Robert Johnson Drive from Joe Stout View to Ramsey Street is 20 miles per hour.Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Moped OperationsMotorcycle, bicycle, and moped operators and their passengers must wear appropriate headgear asrequired by North Carolina state law. The number of passengers on any motorcycle, moped, or bicycleshall not exceed the maximum number of riders for which the vehicle was designed. Proper motorcycleoperator license endorsements are required when operating a motorcycle on campus.55
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METHODIST UNIVERSITY2012/20135400 R
Page 3 and 4: 2012-2013 Academic Year CalendarFal
Page 5 and 6: MU at Night Spring Term IMonday Jan
Page 7 and 8: Dear Students:On behalf of the enti
Page 9 and 10: Alma MaterHail to thee, our Alma Ma
Page 11 and 12: What must all of us be prepared to
Page 13 and 14: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICYMethodist
Page 15 and 16: c. Work for Hire. This term refers
Page 17 and 18: 7. The panel retires to consider it
Page 19 and 20: STUDENTS’ RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, AND
Page 21 and 22: Following are the procedures for th
Page 23 and 24: This written appeal will form the b
Page 25 and 26: Office of the Vice President for En
Page 27 and 28: Contractual Scholarship are credite
Page 29 and 30: LIBRARY SERVICESDavis Memorial Libr
Page 31 and 32: CAMPUS MINISTRY CENTERThe mission o
Page 33 and 34: Location and Scheduling Appointment
Page 35 and 36: • Every guest in our dining facil
Page 37: • Repatriation-minimum coverage o
Page 40 and 41: Check-out ProcedureIt is the respon
Page 42 and 43: Globalization, and Undergraduate Re
Page 44 and 45: Room Paint PolicyStudents may not p
Page 46 and 47: Vending MachinesVending machines fo
Page 48 and 49: 3. International students are legal
Page 50 and 51: Public Safety ServicesID Card Servi
Page 52 and 53: MISSING PERSONThe Methodist Univers
Page 56 and 57: 56Miscellaneous RegulationsVehicle
Page 58 and 59: Student Center Reservations &SCHEDU
Page 60 and 61: No one will be admitted into an eve
Page 62 and 63: The intramural bulletin boards, loc
Page 64 and 65: world issues. We are committed to p
Page 66 and 67: Crime StoppersThe objective of the
Page 68 and 69: Linguasphere Foreign Language ClubT
Page 70 and 71: Pep BandThe Pep Band is open to all
Page 72 and 73: Show ChoirThe Methodist University
Page 74 and 75: Other Student Clubs, Organizations,
Page 76 and 77: Alcohol and Disruptive/Destructive
Page 78 and 79: Arson and Fire SafetyIt is a violat
Page 80 and 81: Sexual MisconductSexual Misconduct
Page 82 and 83: HEARING BODIESStudent Community Cou
Page 84 and 85: Appeal BoardThe President of the Un
Page 86 and 87: $75.00 Scaling the outside walls of
Page 88 and 89: Q 7: I am a resident student at Met
Page 90 and 91: Q 22: I think I picked up a virus f
Page 92 and 93: If you do not read anything else, r
Page 94 and 95: smallTALKThe smallTALK is Methodist
Page 96 and 97: • No reservation for any facility
Page 98 and 99: The Director will do everything in
Page 100 and 101: 100Whom to call...when you don’t
Page 102 and 103: Affirmative Action.................
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