10 Guidelines for Legal Parking
Please request a copy of “Regulations Governing Traffic, Parking and the
Registration of Motor Vehicles”for complete details of policies.
One of Campus Police’s main goals is to educate the campus about parking policies
in order to be fair to those that purchase parking permits. We are here to help you! If
you don’t know the answer just ask Campus Police 251-6710.
Parking permit sales are non-refundable. A lost permit must be purchased at full
cost.
All parking permits must be displayed properly (HANGTAGS on rear view mirror facing out
and DECALS on rear windshield upper right hand corner). Parking permits are required for
anyone parking on campus (including visitors & vendors) fall & spring semester
Mon.- Fri. 7:30am 5pm, except holidays & campus breaks.
Freshmen are not permitted to park at UNC Asheville in any parking lots (For Freshmen
Parking Applications ask Campus Police). Freshmen can be fined $100, booted and/or towed
if possessing an illegal parking permit.
Commuter Student & Faculty/Staff (including Graduate, NCCCR, Facilities Users) must
display their permit, which allows them to park in particular areas (see MAP) Mon.- Fri.
7:30 am 5:00 pm, except holidays & campus breaks.
Resident permitted vehicles must always park in resident lots, 24 hours a day 7 days a
week. NO open parking for resident students at anytime (including nights, weekends &
holidays).
Parking illegally can result in 4 citations. Upon the 5th citation the vehicle will be
“booted”. Upon the 6th citation the vehicle will be towed from campus and
parking privileges will be revoked. These penalties are reserved for repetitive parking
violations during the year. Paying a fine DOES NOT prevent further penalties.
Parking for longer than 15 minutes in a “15 minute parking” space can result
in multiple tickets. If the vehicle has not moved after one hour the vehicle will be
booted.
All reserved spaces, handicap spaces, visitor spaces, 15-minute spaces, no-parking areas,
fire zones, service vehicle spaces and bus-stop areas are monitored heavily 24/7!
Driving to campus? Find a legal place to park and walk to your location.