Iowa Admin. Code r. 681-4.29 - Parking facilities
The
(1)
Parking control devices.
Gates and other devices may be installed and maintained to control access to
any parking facility.
(2)
Parking meters. Parking meters, toll houses, and other devices
may be installed and maintained to regulate the use of any parking
facility.
(3)
Hours of
operation. Reasonable hours shall be established for the normal
operation of the parking facilities, and a schedule of hours of operation shall
be published and available for public inspection in the office of the manager
Overnight parking is prohibited except in residence hall and vehicle storage
parking facilities. Parking regulations remain in effect during semester breaks
and seasonal holidays.
(4)
Closing. The manager may temporarily close any parking
facility for cleaning, maintenance, or other university purpose, or may
temporarily restrict or reassign the use of any facility as may be necessary or
convenient. The manager shall give advance notice of such temporary closing,
restriction, or reassignment by posting or otherwise when practical. No parking
fees will be refunded during the temporary closing of a parking
facility.
(5)
Restricted
areas. The manager is delegated authority to restrict access to campus
streets, parking lots and other facilities by means of gates or other barriers.
Streets or portions of streets may be closed to vehicle traffic or limited to
specific vehicles. Access to restricted areas is limited to established gate
openings or designated entrances, and no other means of access is permitted.
Moving or driving around authorized barriers is prohibited.
(6)
Restricted zones. The
manager may designate areas of the campus as restricted zones, such as loading
zones or service vehicle zones, and the restricted zones shall be conspicuously
posted. No parking shall be permitted in restricted zones except as
authorized.
(7)
No
parking. Vehicle parking on the campus shall be restricted to
designated parking facilities, and no parking shall be permitted at any other
place on the campus .
a. Vehicles shall not be
parked in such a manner as to block or obstruct sidewalks, crosswalks,
driveways, roadways, or designated parking stalls.
b. No parking is permitted in prohibited
zones, such as in the vicinity of fire lanes, and these zones shall be
conspicuously posted or marked by painted curbs or other standard
means.
c. Motor vehicles are not
allowed in university buildings except:
(1)
Where a shop or garage is designated as a vehicle repair or storage
area;
(2) Where there is a
designated vehicle loading area; or
(3) Where there is a parking ramp or
deck.
d. Illegal parking
is parking in any place on campus other than those areas designated for
parking.
e. Improper parking is
parking incorrectly in designated parking areas. Improper parking includes, but
is not limited to:
(1) Parking in an area
restricted by signs;
(2) Parking
without an appropriate permit;
(3)
Parking in an area designated for persons with disabilities;
(4) Parking in a loading zone over the time
limit; and
(5) Parking over a stall
marker line.
(8)
Motorcycle and moped
parking. The manager may designate areas of the parking facilities for
motorcycle parking, and these areas shall be conspicuously posted. Motorcycles
shall be parked only in areas designated for motorcycle parking, and no other
vehicles shall be parked in these areas. The university may require that a
parking permit be displayed on all motorcycles and mopeds.
(9)
Bicycle parking. The
manager may install and maintain bicycle parking racks or designate other
facilities for bicycle parking. Bicycles shall be parked only in bicycle racks
or other facilities designated for bicycle parking. Improperly or illegally
parked and abandoned bicycles may be impounded. Locking devices may be cut and
removed when necessary. Bicycles may not be taken inside university buildings
except as approved by the manager .
Notes
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