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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: April 18, 2024) |
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6. Department of Education |
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6C9. University of North Florida |
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6C9-5. Miscellaneous Provisions |
1(1) Visitors Parking: Visitors must purchase a parking permit from the Information Booth located near the entrances to the campus and may park in any open space that is not reserved or prohibited.
34(2) Open Parking Spaces: Any parking space within an assigned lot not specifically marked for another purpose is designated as an open parking space. Students, faculty, staff, and other registrants may use the space on a first come basis.
73(3) Disabled Parking Spaces: Only vehicles lawfully displaying a state-issued disabled parking permit are authorized to park in disabled parking spaces. The disabled parking permit alone without the required accompanying UNF parking permit will not be acceptable in any UNF parking lot or garage, including the disabled spaces within those lots or garages. Violators shall be subject to ticketing.
132(4) UNF Temporary Disabled Parking. A registered student, faculty, or staff member with a temporary mobility-related disability may apply to the Department of Police and Public Safety for consideration in obtaining special parking privileges on a temporary basis.
170(5) Reserved Parking: These spaces are located on the first floor of the parking garages and in sections of various parking lots. For information on special reserved parking, contact University Parking Services or the Department of Police and Public Safety.
210(6) The University President, Vice Presidents, and Deans shall each be assigned a parking space for their specific use.
229(7) Vehicles shall be parked only in spaces specifically marked for parking. The absence of “No Parking” signs does not mean that parking is allowed.
254(8) Motor Vehicles must be parked within the identifiable boundaries. Parking on or over a line is prohibited.
272(9) Double-parking is prohibited at all times.
279(10) Vehicles shall not be parked in such manner as to obstruct vehicular or pedestrian traffic, wheelchair ramps, interfere with normal operational activities, or create a hazard. Vehicles so parked will be towed away at the owner’s expense.
317(11) Parking on grass, sidewalks, loading zones, or on roadways (except where specifically marked for parking) is prohibited.
335(12) If a vehicle with an affixed decal is temporarily out of normal service, the owner may obtain a temporary, substitute, parking permit at no cost, valid for a maximum of two weeks, from University Parking Services or the Department of Police and Public Safety. An extension will be granted when proof of continuing repair is provided.
392(13) Any vehicle parked on campus is parked at the risk of the owner.
406(14) Except at the Resident Parking Lots, overnight parking of any vehicle is prohibited unless special permission is granted by the Department of Police and Public Safety.
433(15) Disabled or abandoned vehicles which constitute a traffic or safety hazard are subject to be towed away at the owner’s expense. This also applies to vehicles abandoned on campus for more than three days.
468(16) Major repairs to vehicles shall not be performed on campus.
479(17) Locating a legal parking space is the responsibility of the vehicle’s operator. Lack of a parking space will not be considered a valid excuse for violation of any parking regulation.
510(18) Unauthorized persons parking vehicles in “disabled” spaces are subject to fine and having a vehicle towed away at owner’s expense. Temporary “disabled” parking permission may be obtained by contacting University Parking Services or the Department of Police and Public Safety.
551(19) Regulations concerning loading zones will be enforced at all times.
562Rulemaking Authority 1001.74(4) FS. Law Implemented 1001.74(35), 5691006.66 FS. 571History–New 12-7-03.
