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A warning ticket may be issued for any violation. No fine is imposed. First time violators may still be issued citations and not a warning.

$0

All vehicles parked on St Thomas property must either have a St. Thomas issued parking permit or pay by the hour to park. Permits and hourly parking require registration of the vehicle’s license plate number.

$15

Vehicles without valid St. Thomas resident permits may not park overnight on the St. Thomas campus without prior approval of the Department of Public Safety and/or Parking Services. Only resident students with ramp permits can park overnight in the R3 level of the Morrison Parking Ramp or Level 3 of the Anderson Parking Facility (APF).

$20

No vehicle may be parked in a space at an angle, on/or over a stall line.

$15

No vehicle may be parked or standing in excess of 15 minutes in a zone marked “15 Minutes.”

$35

No motor vehicle may be parked in any space not specifically marked as a parking space or stall – no sign required.

$40

Upon being given notice that a lot will be plowed to remove snow, vehicles must be moved by the posted time.

$40

No motor vehicle may be parked on the 91ÖÆƬ³§. Thomas campus without a St. Thomas parking permit or authorization, except in designated visitor areas.

$45

Only vehicles assigned or authorized to park in specifically reserved or designated parking areas may be parked in these spaces. Unauthorized vehicles found in reserved or specifically designated parking stalls, parking lots, or roadways may be ticketed and/or towed at the owner/operator’s expense without further notice. A parking space that is coned off is considered a reserved space.

$45

No vehicle may be parked between the boundary line of any parking lot and a sidewalk or any grassy area or area designated as a lawn.

$40

Vehicles may not be parked on any roadway in such a manner as to leave insufficient width of the roadway for free movement of vehicle traffic. When parallel parking, vehicles must be parked within 12 inches from the curb. Vehicles not parked far enough into a parking space as to leave the end of the vehicle hanging noticeably outside the parking space shall constitute a violation. Vehicles other than a commercial or university vehicle may not use any part of a dock area unless prior permission is obtained from the Department of Public Safety and/or Parking Services. No vehicle may be parked as to block vehicle access to any dumpster.

$50

Vehicles may not be parked in an area designated (with signs or yellow slashed lines) as a fire lane, along a painted curb, or within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. Due to potential emergency situations, parking in a fire lane, even for a moment, shall constitute a violation.

$100

Vehicles may not be parked in a space designated for disability parking, or disability loading/access, without displaying a current state-issued disability license plate or permit. The state fine by public law enforcement agencies of up to $200 may be imposed for this violation in conjunction with the UST fine of $100.

$100

Illegal transfer of resident parking permits may result in your vehicle being ticketed, and/or towed as well as loss of parking privileges. Obtaining a parking permit under false pretenses or falsifying the information on the permit application, shall constitute a violation.

$100

The theft of, use or possession of a lost, stolen, invalid, false or altered parking permit constitutes a violation. This also may result in revocation of parking privileges. NOTE: Theft of a parking permit may result in criminal action being filed.

$200