Procedures
The university, by virtue of our size, requires individuals to use vehicles to provide services throughout campus on a daily basis. In most cases, these vehicles are owned by the university and provided to employees for the purposes of performing job-related functions. In some, though rare cases, individuals are asked to use personal vehicles to provide service or respond to emergencies.
In either case, vehicles used to provide services to the campus infrastructure or respond to campus emergencies will have access to regular parking spaces, service vehicle spaces, and campus multi-use paths designated for emergency vehicle access. These vehicles are restricted from disabled parking spaces and roadways at all times. These vehicles are restricted from lawns and sidewalks except to provide specific service to substructures requiring tools and/or equipment.
Reason for Procedures
The procedure is designed to provide vehicles used to maintain the campus infrastructure and respond to emergencies adequate access to areas of campus where services are needed.
Applicability of Procedures
This procedure applies to university faculty and/or staff who either use a university owned vehicle or a personal vehicle for routine university service or emergency response.
Definition
University Vehicle: A vehicle owned by the university used to service the university infrastructure on a daily basis as part of the normal job-related duties or to respond to campus emergencies. All ¶¶Òõ̽̽ vehicles must be registered with Transportation and Parking Services and display a valid ¶¶Òõ̽̽ decal. All ¶¶Òõ̽̽ decals must be removed and returned to TPS upon sale or disposal of the vehicle.
Additional Procedures
All university-owned vehicles will be registered with Transportation and Parking Services and will be assigned a virtual permit.
Individuals using a personal vehicle as a university vehicle must contact the Director of Transportation and Parking Services.
Permits are issued at the discretion of the Dean, Director, or Department Head in collaboration with the Director of Transportation and Parking Services. Once approved, a vehicle will be issued a parking permit.