Security

Where Can I Park?

Commuter Student Parking Lots

Commuter students have three primary parking lots to park in

Ø  Lot-A     (front of the Recreation Center)

Ø  Lot-AA  (behind the Recreation Center)

Ø  Lot-C     (behind the Campus Center)

Freshmen Resident Student Parking Lot

Le Moyne College allows a limited number of freshmen (first year students) to have a registered vehicle on campus. However, all freshmen resident students, regardless of resident hall assignment, are required to park in the back of Lot-E (Harrison Hall/St. Mary's) or may be assigned to the overflow lot, Lot-AAA (behind the Athletic Center).

Resident Student Parking Lots

Resident Student Parking is “Lot” specific as outlined below.  Resident Students are not allowed to park in any other lot on campus, other than the lot designated on their Le Moyne College parking permit, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Between 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 a.m. Monday- Friday and on weekends, resident students may also park in Lots C, A or AA.

Ø  Lot-D     Upper class resident parking for Foery, Dablon and Nelligan Hall students

Ø  Lot-E     Harrison Hall/St. Mary's resident student parking and

· All Freshmen(first year) parking  

· Overflow parking for Townhouse & Mitchell Hall resident students

Ø  Lot-G    Junior & Senior parking for Townhouse & Mitchell Hall resident students only

Ø  Lot-L/K   Le Moyne Heights student parking                                

Overflow Parking

Lot –AAA is an overflow parking lot for any Le Moyne College parking permit holder

Ø  Lot-AAA (gravel lot directly behind Athletic Center)

Faculty/Staff Parking Lots

Faculty/Staff may park in the following lots:

Ø  Lot-A    (in front of the Recreation Center)

Ø  Lot-AA  (behind the Recreation Center)

Ø  Lot-C    (behind the Campus Center)

Ø  Lot-EE (Located in front of St. Mary’s and Harrison Hall)

Reserved Employee Parking Lots

The College has three reserved employee parking lots. These require a current faculty/staff parking permit and either a lot specific hanging tag (Lot-B) or controlled access gate fob (Lot-CC & Lot-P). Students are never allowed to park in any reserved parking lot.  That includes: nights, weekends, summer and over breaks.

Ø  Lot-B (behind Reilly Hall)

Ø  Lot-CC (Lot-C Extension in Lot-D)  

Ø  Lot-P (next to the Chapel)

Visitor Parking
Certain parking areas are reserved to allow the College to accommodate the needs of visitors to campus. These areas are identified by signs and are "tow-away zones" for violating vehicles. All visitors must register their vehicles at the Security Office. Visitors having business with the College will be instructed by security personnel which parking lot to park in.

Temporary Parking Permits

Temporary parking permits are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the Security Office, located in the basement of Nelligan Hall.  The Temporary Parking Permit Form is available on the security website and can be completed prior to coming to the Security Office. The cost is $3.00 per day, which must be paid in cash or by check at the time the temporary permit is issued by security. There is no limit on the number of days, or temporary permits allowed for upper class students.  Freshmen (first year students) are limited to ten (10) days per year.

The $3.00 per day fee applies to students and their guests.  All guests of students bringing a vehicle on campus are required to obtain a temporary parking permit at the Security Office. Student guests will be instructed which lot to park in by security personnel when the temporary permit is issued and cannot park in any other lot. The visitor parking spaces in Lot-EE and Lot-C are not for students or their guests. Those spaces are for guests coming to campus that have business with the College, i.e. Admissions, Human Resources, Bursar, etc.

·         Temporary parking permits expire at midnight of each day.

·         Temporary parking permits are not transferable.

**NOTE: Temporary parking permits are not required on weekends, which is defined as 12:00 p.m. Friday through 8:00 a.m. Monday morning.

Handicap Parking

Vehicles displaying valid handicap permits will be allowed to park any designated handicap parking spaces on campus. Violators of handicapped parking spaces may be subject to immediate towing and a $50 fine for the first offense and a $75 fine for the second offense.

2021-2022 Parking Permit Directions

Permits Go On Sale: 

Upper-class Students – Wednesday, July 14, 2021 @ 8:30am

Commuter Students – Wednesday, July 14, 2021 @ 8:30am

Freshmen Students – Monday, July 26, 2021 @ 8:30am (limited quantity) 

Please follow these easy steps to obtain your parking permit:

1.   Go to: https://lemoyne.thepermitstore.com/ 

2.   Returning users enter “User Name” and “Password”

3.   New Users Click on: "BUY PERMIT"

4.   Enter your college I.D. # (# directly above your name, last (7) seven #'s only!)

5.   Enter your last name

6.   The site will show you what permit you are pre-approved for.  If it is correct click on "ADD ITEM"

7.   Follow the prompts

8.   If mailing the permit to Le Moyne: enter your residence hall and room number or office location

9.   Before exiting the site remember to print a temporary permit

10. The actual parking permit will arrive in the mail in 7-10 days

 
Questions should be directed to Campus Security at: 315-445-4445

General Parking Information

1.  Parking permits are non-refundable  

2.  Parking permits are non-transferable, unless approved by Campus Security.

3.  All vehicles (student, employees, visitors & guests) must be parked in assigned parking lots, with the parking permit properly displayed.

4.  Vehicles that are parked in any campus lot without a valid parking permit will be ticketed. Four or more violations in any one academic year, the vehicle may be towed at the owner's/operator’s expense.

5.  Any student who receives parking citations and does not pay the fine may not be allowed to register for classes for the next semester. Seniors will not receive their final transcripts.

6.  From time to time it may be necessary for the College to change parking regulations or areas to meet certain safety conditions. It is the student’s responsibility to keep informed of such changes.

7. Students: resident, commuter, full-time, part-time, graduate and work study, are never allowed to park in any of the reserved parking lots, Lots B, CC or P.  This includes during the summer.

Violations

Parking is prohibited in the following situations:

1. No permit

2. Permit not valid in parking lot

3. In restricted areas marked by signage, yellow curb/line markings

4. On any lawn areas (unless directed by Campus Security)

5. Parked in a handicap/accessible space

6. Parked in a fire lane or within 15 feet of a fire hydrant

7. Double parked, extending a row, on a campus roadway or walkway

8. In areas marked by cones, barricades or otherwise marked to temporarily prevent parking

9. Parked in a visitor space

10. At the direction of a Campus Security Officer or other College Official charged with regulating parking.

The penalty for violating a parking regulation at Le Moyne is outlined below.  All fines can be paid at https://lemoyne.thepermitstore.com/ . Fines cannot be paid in person at Campus Security.

1. Violation with permit                                           Fine  $20

2. No permit                                                           Fine  $25

3. Handicap/Accessible Parking Violation                  Fine  $50

4. Driving violation                                                 Fine  $50

5. Warning Notice                                                    $0

A $10.00 late fee will be added to all tickets not paid within 15 days.

There will be a $10.00 surcharge for any DMV license plate check for unregistered vehicle’s.

Improperly Obtaining Permits

Anyone found to have intentionally obtained a permit to which they are not entitled, display a forged/fictitious permit, display a permit that has been reported lost or stolen or otherwise attempt to defraud the Le Moyne College Parking System will be referred to the Student Development Office for disciplinary action.  Fraudulently obtaining a permit or forging a parking permit is a crime.  Any vehicle parked on campus in violation of the provisions outlined above will be subject to immediate towing at the owner/operators expense.

Towing

The towing of an automobile from campus will be restricted, whenever possible, to repeat violations (4 or more in any one academic year), as described above and for emergency situations such as blocked fire lanes, fire hydrants, roadways, parked in a handicap/accessible space or for preventing snow removal.

Ticket Appeal Process

An appeals process has been established to provide students with the opportunity to be heard and explain unusual circumstances surrounding the receipt of ticket. A student may appeal a ticket within 15 days of issuance (date of ticket) to the Parking Appeals Committee, by going to the website at: https://lemoyne.thepermitstore.com/  An email confirmation will be sent confirming receipt of the appeal.  Do not pay for you ticket while your appeal is pending. When the Parking Appeals Committee has reviewed the appeal and rendered a decision an email will be sent with the Appeals Committee decision.  The Appeals Committee is made up of three students and the Committee's decision is binding and final. Appeals will not be accepted after 15 days. Employees cannot appeal a ticket.

Paying For A Ticket

To avoid further penalties and resolve the citation, you must pay the fine indicated on the front of the ticket within 15 days from the date the ticket was issued. To pay go online to: https://lemoyne.thepermitstore.com/ or mail the ticket, along with a check or money order to SCAPAY - P.O. Box 2358, Santa Barbara, CA  93120-2358

Billing

Billing for unpaid tickets over 30 days old will be sent periodically to the bursar’s office for posting to the appropriate student account.  Non student’s unpaid tickets will be forwarded to an outside vendor after 30 days for collection.