Parking Services

 

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$50  $50  $25    $15  $15  $10    $0

Fees apply to disabled parking (student and staff) 

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Parking permit fees fund College and Student Services including police officers, safety escort services, lot maintenance, and new lot construction. 

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• Parking rules, regulations and California Vehicle Code laws are enforced 24 hours a day, 7-days a week and 365 days a year
• Every vehicle parking on campus must display a current permit, visitor pass. Purchase a pass from the meters and abide by posted restrictions (including exclusive parking or restricted areas)
• Stalls marked “Staff Parking” (in yellow) are for staff only
• Do not park in fire lanes, crosswalks, tow-away zones, grass areas, loading/unloading zones, sidewalks or by red curbs
• Visible disabled placards/plates are required to park in designated Disabled parking spaces, a parking permit is still required. The placards/plates are only valid for the whom they were issued. Any other use may constitute fraud

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Visitors must purchase a parking permit by using one of the parking meters located throughout the college parking lots, on the campus website, or by using the ParkMobile App. There are a limited number of temporary, 30-minute (green) spaces throughout the campus. Guests must obtain a guest parking permit from the person inviting them to the campus. The invitee should contact Parking Services for details.Back to top

There is a charge fee for lost, stolen, or damaged permits. If this occurs, contact Parking Services at (951) 222-8520 for information. Check WebAdvisor for a replacement if your permit was not received in the mail. 

Prevent Your Permit From Being Lost or Stolen

• Lock your car doors and windows
• Keep track of your permit when moving it from vehicle to vehicle
• Store permit somewhere you’ll remember

Report lost permits/stolen permits immediately. While lost permits are not replaced free of charge, Parking Services will attempt to look for them.

Owners/vehicles found with a permit that has been reported lost or stolen will be:

1. Fined $215 for being in possession of a lost or stolen permit
2. Cited and fined $45 for not having a current permit
3. Towed at the owner’s expense 

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100% Refund  

• Class is cancelled and this is the only class for the student or staff member  
• Prior to the start of term, you officially withdraw from all classes in which you were enrolled
• Prior to the second week of a term (upon request) students and staff members who pay for an unneeded permit 50% refund
• Student officially withdraws from all classes they were enrolled in during the first two weeks of term
• Student retains off-campus classes but drops on-campus classes 

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To be considered staff, you must work 20+ hours a week for the District — not including student employees. All personnel defined as staff must purchase and display a staff permit. This includes temporary and/or part-time employees. Staff are not authorized to possess or use any other type of permit, except for temporary permits issued by Parking Services. Staff permits are valid in any staff and student parking space on campus. 

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Permit not Properly Displayed   Parked in NO PARKING/STOPPING ANYTIME Metered parking (not paying meters)    Parked Outside Marked Stalls Parked in RESERVED parking  Parking Against Red Curb (fire lane) Permit Not Valid This Lot (Wrong Lot) Parked in HANDICAPPED/DISABLED spot  Expired Vehicle Registration  Exceeded the Posted Time  Fraud

$45  $55  $45  $45  $45  $45  $45  $340 $65  $45  $215

Citations that are not contested within 21 days, or paid within 60 days from the date of issuance, shall have a late fee of $32 and a DMV lien fee of $8 added to the cost of the fine.

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Do Not Wait Until the Last Minute

If you receive a parking citation, you can appeal it. On the back of the citation is information on how to contest the citation. Keep in mind: 

• You have 21 calendar days from the day the citation was issued to request an initial administrative review 
  If you do not begin the initial review within 21 days, you have forfeited your right to appeal the citation at any level 
• Once you request and/or submit appeal forms, it is your responsibility to find out if they were sent to you and received by the District 
• If you request appellate paperwork over the phone and do not receive it, you must call back by the 21st day. 
   
  Pay Your Citation by: 
  Mail: Riverside Community College District 
  PO Box 2081 
  Tustin  CA 92781-2081 
  Include citation and license plate number on your check or money order 
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  Phone: 1-800-553-4412 
   
  Online: 
  Visit Parking Citation Payment Portal
   
  Ticket/Citation Appeal Process: 
  The appellate process that the District follows is set by the State of California. Therefore, time frames and deadline dates cannot and will not be extended, nor can any District personnel waive or modify this process. 
   
  First-Level Appeal-Administrative Review by Parking Services:
  Citations may be contested by contacting RCC Police within twenty-one calendar days from the date of the citation. Citation appeals may be submitted in person, by telephone or in writing. Citation appeals submitted through the mail must be postmarked within the 21-day limit. 
   
  Second Level Appeal-Arbitration Hearing by Outside Entity:
  Citations upheld at the First Level may be contested by contacting RCC Police within 21 calendar days from the date of the notification of the decision of the First Level Appeal. Second Level appeals may be submitted in person, by telephone or in writing. Appeals submitted through the mail must be postmarked within the 21-day limit. An Administrative Hearing will be held within 90 calendar days following receipt of a request for hearing. 
   
  Third Level Contesting Citation in Court:
  Citations upheld by the Administrative Hearing Officer at the Second Level may be taken to court. An appeal must be filed with the appropriate court within 30 calendar days after the mailing or delivery of the decision of the Administrative Hearing Officer. This means that all the paperwork must be filed with the court before the 30-day deadline. The court does not accept phone call or postmarks. Contact RCCD College Police for details and paperwork. 

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