Student Handbook - University of Dubuque

Students must register vehicles by the end of the first week of classes or within 24 hours ofbringing a vehicle on campus. In order to register, a valid driver’s license, current proof ofInsurance, and the state vehicle registration form must be provided before a permit will beissued. Students may register their vehicle at the Campus Safety and Security Office, located inSmith Hall, Room 112. Office hours for vehicle registration are 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday. Registrations can also be made by appointment by calling 563/589-3333.All vehicles parked on campus must be currently licensed and operational at all times. Vehiclesmay not be left on campus unattended for extended periods of time. If you need to leave yourvehicle in a residence hall parking lot over Christmas or Spring Break, please contact the CampusSafety and Security Office to make appropriate arrangements. Vehicles may not be left on campusduring summer break when you are not currently enrolled, or if your status shows that you are nolonger a student at UD.Parking FeesStudent Parking Permit: $75.00 per yearReplacement Permit: (with old sticker, in pieces) No chargeReplacement Permit: (without old sticker) $75.00Fee for permit will be billed to the student’s account. Students who live off-campus as a residentof a house located on a street surrounding the University or designated through the City ofDubuque as a “No Student Parking” area, must still register their vehicle at no charge.Students who have not registered their vehicles and accumulated multiple parking violations will beassessed a $25.00 license plate research fee which will be charged against the student’s account.Visitor ParkingAll visitors to campus must obtain a Visitor’s Parking Permit before parking in any Universityparking area. These are available 24 hours a day from the Campus Safety and Security Office.Students expecting guests must obtain a daily Visitor’s Parking Permit in advance for familymembers or friends who will be parking in University parking areas.No Parking AreasNo Parking areas include any areas marked by permanent or temporary signs, grassy areas,building entrances, crosswalks, garage entrances, and any other area not designated as parkingareas. The absence of “No Parking” signs does not imply that parking is allowed. It is illegal topark in any area that is not designated for parking. Parking on most streets surrounding theUniversity is prohibited by signs marking areas designated as “No Student Parking” or “NoResident Student Parking” areas. The fine for parking in these areas is $20.00. Additionally, someresidential streets are maintained as residential districts and all non-resident parking is prohibitedby the City of Dubuque.In addition, parking is not allowed in the following areas:• Service lane between Peters Commons and the Science Center.• Stoltz Sports Center service lane behind Smith Hall.• Loading area and drop zone behind Peters Commons.• Drive-through lanes in all parking areas.68