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Semester permits may be purchased from the Cashiers Office in Visalia or at the Hanford Hub:
- $20 - per semester (Fall & Spring)
- $10 - Summer
Daily permits may be purchased for $1 from any of the permit machines at the following locations:
- Visalia Campus - Lots 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, & 9
- Hanford Center - Inside the Vocational Education Building & under the breezeway between Public Safety and Educational Buildings
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- All lots are parking by permit only.
- Hours of enforcement: 6am - 10pm, Monday - Friday. Parking permits are not required on weekends. All other parking violations apply 24/7.
- Permits are to be permanently affixed to the rear window or rear bumper of the vehicle.
- In the event that your permitted vehicle is not operative, you may contact District Police for a special two-week temporary pass. Recognizing that some students may have special circumstances, transferable permits are available upon request. To obtain a transferable permit, complete the Special Consideration Permit Request available in the District Police Office and submit to District Police. All requests will be reviewed by the Chief of Police and a determination will be made on a case-by-case basis. Request must be made prior to purchase of a permit.
- A 5 minute grace period is given to obtain the permit. In the event a citation was issued, it must be time stamped within 5 minutes after the issued time of the permit.
- In the event a permit machine is not functioning, you may obtain a permit from a permit machine in another lot or by going to the District Police Office on the Visalia campus or at the Hanford Hub. It is still your responsibility to obtain a permit prior to parking.
- Lost/destroyed permits may be replaced for the same price as the original permit. Report stolen permits to the District Police Office immediately. Free replacement permits provided upon submission of police report. Parking will not be dismissed unless the police report is make prior to issuance of citation.
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- RESERVED - Faculty & Staff only - Yellow curb
- HANDICAPPED - Handicap placard, license plate or COS permit with accompanying Disability Resource Center endorsement - Blue curb
- MOTORCYCLES/MOPEDS - Must be parked in designated spaces, permit not required - Orange curb
- 20-MINUTE ZONE - Visitor parking, permit not required - Green curb
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- It is the responsibility of every driver to know and obey district parking regulations and the California Vehicle Code.
- It is the drivers responsibility to provide a perking permit for any vehicle on district property.
- College of the Sequoias' parking regulations and the California Vehicle Cose are enforced at all times.
- All vehicles must be parked within alotted spaces.
- Issuance of a permit does not guarantee a parking space.
- Permits must be properly displayed.
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- District Police can jump-start your vehicle if your battery is dead. District Police cannot change your tire or provide gas.
- To get assistance, you need to have your identification and be prepared to sign a damage waiver. During peak periods, you may have to wait for assistance.
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Sections:
- 102: Disobedience of District Police $40
- 103: Speed Limit (10 mph in all parking lots) $75
- 104: No Visible/Improperly Displayed permit $35
- 105: Unauthorized/Altered Permit $100
- 107: Reserved Parking $35
- 108: Motorcycle not in Designated Parking $35
- 109: Bicycle Parking $35
- 110: Loading Zone $35
- 111: Green Curb (20 minute) $35
- 112: Red Zone $50
- 113: Head-in Parking $35
- 114: Not Within Allotted Spot $35
- 115: Parking/Driving in Unauthorized Area $35
- 116: Abandoned Vehicles Towed
- 117: Blocking Traffic/Driveway Towed
- 118: 5 Unpaid Parking Violations Towed
- 119: Sleeping in Vehicle (10 p.m. to 8 a.m.) $35
- 120: Pedestrian Right-of-Way $35
- 121: Prohibited Methods of Conveyance $35
- 122: Loud Music $35
- 123: Handicap Parking $330
- 124: Littering $35
- 125: Posting Handbills $35
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Last Updated:
5/14/2012 11:01 AM