Coconino Community College Parking Information
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All vehicles parked on the Lone Tree Campus or the 4th ST Campus must have a current CCC parking permit.
You can purchase your permit at the cashiers (8am to 5pm) but will have to bring your receipt and completed form to the Security counter to be issued your permit. (Lone Tree Campus 7am to 10pm Monday - Friday) (4th St Campus 7am to 10pm Monday - Thursday)
We do not look up previous years vehicle information, be sure to bring it with you.
Purchasing a permit is the first step, it must be attached to your vehicle in the proper location for it to be valid.
We now offer pro-rated General Parking Permits !
The cost of parking permits has increased for the 2008/2009 Academic year as follows:
The cost of the permits are as follows:
Fall Semester:
Single Permit: good from September 2008 to August 2009 - $33.00
Transferable Permit: good from September 2008 to August 2009 - $36.00
Spring Semester:
Single Permit: good from January 2009 to August 2009 - $22.00
Transferable Permit: good from January 2009 to August 2009 - $24.00
Summer Semester:
Single Permit: good from May 2009 to August 2009 - $11.00
Transferable Permit: good from May 2009 to August 2009 - $12.00
Replacement Permits:
Replacement or change to transferable permit: - $5.00
(all other related Parking Fees are listed in the student schedule)
GENERAL PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION
All staff, faculty members and students who park a vehicle on the campus will be required to register their vehicle(s) and display a valid parking permit. It is the responsibility of all persons who are issued a parking permit, to read, understand and comply with parking and traffic regulations. Please know in advance that these regulations will be enforced. Citations issued will be recorded, and a hold will be placed on your account for the amount due until paid. This means you will not be able to register for future classes or receive transcripts. Employees will have their paychecks garnished. Additionally, outstanding fines will be referred to collection.
All regular permits issued are valid for a single academic year. The academic year starts on the first day of class in August and continues until the following August.
The following is general information and is not intended to completely represent all parking and traffic regulations. A complete copy of the parking regulations is available upon request at Security.
Proper Display of Single Vehicle Permits – For a single vehicle permit to be considered “Properly Displayed”, the permit must be permanently attached to the inside of the windshield, not just left lying on the dash. All single vehicle permits have adhesive on the face of the permit to facilitate proper application of the permit. Remove the covering and place the permit in the lower, passenger side of the front windshield. Make certain the permit is placed just above, or directly below the windshield wiper blade so all of it is clearly visible and readable. If when removing the permit, a sticky film remains on the glass, numerous cleaning materials will easily remove that film so don’t improperly display the permit to avoid this issue. Motorcycle riders will have to place the permit “Face Down” on the left-front fork.
Transferable Permits – These permits are intended for those persons who may be parking one of two possible vehicles on campus. A maximum of two vehicles are allowed on each transferable permit. Two smaller stickers accompany one “Hanging” permit. Place the smaller stickers in the same location as the single vehicle permit, one on each vehicle listed on the Parking Permit Application. To be within regulations, the vehicle being parked on campus must have both the smaller sticker and the “Hanging” permit displayed. Any vehicle that displays the smaller sticker or the hanging permit alone will be subject to citation. As should be easily deduced by now, only one vehicle listed on a transferable permit can be parked legally on campus at a time.
Temporary Permits – In the event a person drives a different vehicle than the one a permit was issued for, or any person is on campus for a short period of time, temporary parking permits are available. Contact security to acquire one. Temporary permits are for temporary use only, so, don’t plan to have one for the entire semester.
Short-term Permits – Short-term permits are available for classes with duration of eight weeks or less. These permits cost $15 each and have a code affixed to it, which allows Security Officers to determine the period the permit was issued for. Two vehicles may be listed and included.
Employee Permits – Staff, Faculty, Associate Faculty, Interns, Volunteers and contracted service providers may be issued a free Employee Parking permit. This permit allows open access to the designated “Employee” parking area. This parking lot is clearly posted. Regular staff and/or faculty who wish to park in the General Parking lot full time must purchase the proper permit or be subject to citation. If it is necessary to use a loading zone, feel free to do so but your vehicle will need to be moved to the employee lot after loading /unloading. All parking regulations applicable to employees will be enforced on both Flagstaff Campuses at all times without exception.
Handicap parking – Parking is reserved for persons who possess either a state issued Handicap Parking Placard, or are operating a vehicle that displays a Handicap License Plate. Any staff, faculty or student fitting these criteria may use the spaces provided, but must also possess a Parking Permit issued by the college. The college will not provide “Temporary” handicap passes, as these spaces are governed by state regulations and laws. If you are temporarily incapacitated, please contact security and we will park and retrieve your vehicle for you.
Visitor Parking – The College provides limited parking spaces reserved for visitors only. Staff, faculty, students and those who are on campus on a regular basis or that drive a vehicle that has a permit issued to it are not considered visitors, and may be cited if parked in visitor spaces. Parking in visitor parking is limited to 30 minutes.
Hours of Control – Unless otherwise posted, stated by security or advertised, parking regulations are in effect and enforced 24 hours a day, Monday through Friday. This applies to both the Lone Tree and Fourth Street campuses in Flagstaff.
Invalidating a Permit – Parking permits are the property of Coconino Community College and may be invalidated, revoked, confiscated, canceled or recalled. Campus security holds the authority to invalidate or cancel a parking permit. All permits are permanently assigned to the purchaser and may not be transferred to another. Any fines incurred are the responsibility of the person the permit was issued to, or the person who applied for a permit. Examples of circumstances that may result in the revocation of a permit include, but are not limited to:
- The permit is used by an unauthorized person or in an unauthorized manner,
- A parking permit application is falsified,
- A driver intentionally disregards a Security Officer’s instruction not to park of drive through designated areas,
- A check or draft used to pay for the permit is returned as not collectable,
- The individual associated with the college is terminated or ends their association with the college,
- Five or more citations are issued within a single twelve-month period to the permit holder.
Multiple Citation Abuse – Vehicles identified as having three (3) or more outstanding parking citations may be subject to immobilization if located anywhere on campus. If no parking permit has been paid for and issued to the operator of that vehicle, one must be purchased. The immobilizing boot will not be removed until all fines are paid and a permit has been purchased and issued.
Parking permits are required at all CCC Flagstaff Campuses |
To promote the safe and orderly parking of vehicles and bicycles within the boundaries of Coconino Community College campuses, and for the safe and orderly movement of traffic therein, moving violations and parking regulations are enforced. These procedures are primarily to ensure an orderly and fair allocation and use of available space for our customer, the student.
- A copy of CCC’s Parking and Vehicular Traffic Procedure, #121.13 can be obtained by contacting College Security. Lack of knowledge of these procedures will not be accepted as grounds for citation dismissal. If you have questions, please contact College Security.
Hours of control
Parking permits and regulations for both Flagstaff Campuses are in effect and enforced twenty-four (24) hours a day, Monday through Friday.
Permits are issued for a single academic year. The academic year is defined as the beginning of classes in August until the beginning of classes the next August.
PARTIAL CITATION SCHEDULE
Illegal Parking: $15
Moving Traffic Violations: $15
Parking Outside Stall Lines: $15
Unauthorized Parking Area: $15
Parking in Handicapped Space; $70
Parking in a Fire Lane; $100
- Vehicles that are illegally parked in a loading zone, fire lane or handicapped space may be ticketed up to two (2) times during each 24-hour period and/or immobilized or towed.
- Impoundment and towing fees may be assessed in addition to the fines.
- Payment of fine not made within 14 calendar days will result in a penalty of twice the original fine, and the opportunity to appeal the citation is forfeited.
- Any unpaid parking or traffic fine(s) will result in a hold being placed on the student’s account.
- Completed appeals must be filed with College Security within 14 calendar days of the citation date. Incomplete appeals will not be considered. Appeals cannot be faxed or emailed in to Security, they can be mailed through the postal mail.
LOST/STOLEN PERMITS
Permit holders are responsible for the security of their permits. If the permit is stolen, a police report must be filed with the police department. The police case report number must then be submitted to CCC with a memo reporting the incident; the memo must contain the individual’s name, address and CCC identification number. The permit holder will continue to be held responsible for all citations and fines that are incurred after the loss or theft, until the permit holder files a report with CCC. Lost or stolen permits are NOT replaced free of charge. However, if a permit is stolen, an individual may obtain a replacement permit for a replacement-processing fee.
Refunding for permits will follow the same timeline as that for tuition refunds. See the policy in the class schedule for tuition refundsVISITOR PARKING
- The College provides limited time parking spaces reserved for visitors only. Staff, faculty, students, any vehicle that has a permit issued to it, and those who are on campus on a regular basis are not considered visitors and will be cited if parked in a reserved visitor space. Visitors are required to use the proper spaces.
OVERNIGHT/LONG TERM PARKING PROHIBITED
Overnight parking of vehicles on College property is prohibited at all times, regardless of Hours of Control. Parking any vehicle in any parking area or space between the hours of midnight and 6:00 a.m. is prohibited unless permission is received from College Security.
During times that require snow removal, permission may not be granted to leave any vehicle overnight.
IMMOBILAZITION OR REMOVAL OF VEHICLES
The College reserves the right to immobilize any vehicle that has three (3) or more unpaid citations. The college also reserves the right to remove any vehicle that does not display a valid permit, or is parked in such a manner that constitutes a safety hazard, obstruction, is abandoned or stored, is in violation of restricted or reserved parking, or must be removed in order to respond to an emergency situation.
BICYCLE PARKING_________
Bicycles are not allowed in any building belonging to Coconino Community College at any time for any reason. Ample racks are provided for securing bicycles outside of the buildings and are easily accessible via the bike path. Improper parking or storing of bicycles is subject to enforcement. The college does not provide locks.
SAFETY IS FOR EVERYONE_______
CCC maintains an environment which has an emphasis on the safety and welfare of Students, Staff and Faculty. As a result, several moving violations are strictly enforced. Drivers of vehicles detected exceeding the posted speed limit, failing to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and those who fail to stop at the posted stop signs will be subject to enforcement.
