Parking

Appeals

mbrown68 — Mon, 25 Jun 2018 18:22:20 +0000

Appeals

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Appeal Process

All faculty, staff, students and visitors of the University who wish to appeal a violation must fill out an appeal form within 14 calendar days of the ticket issuance. Each ticket must be appealed separately.

Appeals that are not submitted within 14 calendar days of issue date are ineligible for consideration. An appeal will postpone and delay fines/fees until adjudication. Failure to appeal within the prescribed time limit shall be deemed a waiver of the right to do so.

Graduation or separation from the University does not cancel parking obligations. The registered vehicle’s owner and authorized drivers are responsible for all permits, fines and fees assessed against the vehicle.

Once your appeal has been submitted, you will be sent an email response from park@neiu.edu within 14 calendar days. Please call (773) 442‑4104 or email park@neiu.edu if you do not receive a response to your appeal within 14 calendar days.

Appeals are reviewed by the Citation Appeals Committee. When a decision is made, the appellant will be informed by email within 14 calendar days.

Possible Outcomes

Approved

If your appeal is approved, the parking fine will be waived and you will no longer be held accountable. If the ticket was paid in advance, a refund will be issued.

Denied

If your appeal is denied, this means that the Citation Appeals Committee considers you responsible for the fine and expects you to pay the entire parking violation fine and any associated late fees within 30 calendar days of the decision date. Failure to pay within 30 calendar days will result in additional penalty fees. Official transcripts and other documents will not be released from Enrollment Services until such violation fees are paid.

Collection Enforcement

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Collection Enforcement

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Mailings

It is the student’s responsibility to contact the Parking Office regarding their unpaid tickets.

The Parking Office cannot guarantee delivery of our mailings. Non-receipt of ticket statements does not negate or cancel owner/operator responsibility for payment of parking fines. It is the student's responsibility to update their address via NEIUport.

Holds

Holds will be placed on transcripts, diplomas, class registrations and other records until all outstanding fines and fees are paid.

Temporary Hold Release

Allows a student who has made approved payment arrangements with the Parking Office to register for classes. A temporary hold release does not allow the release of diplomas or transcripts.

Permanent Hold Release

Removes the parking hold from the student’s account.

Immediate Release of a Permanent Hold

May only be performed for balances paid in full with cash, credit card (Visa/Master Card/Discover), debit card (Visa/Master Card logo), money order or cashier’s checks.

Full payment of fines and fees paid by a personal or third party check will delay the permanent hold release by 10 business days.

Agency and Offset Referrals

Northeastern employees with past due balances may be referred to payroll for automatic deduction of the outstanding debt from the employee’s paycheck.

Non-employees with a balance of unpaid fines may be sent to the State of Illinois Comptroller’s Office Offset Program, which allows for the collection of fines through deduction from a person’s state income tax refunds. Outstanding balances that are four months past due are subject to being sent to a collection agency and reported to a credit bureau.

Vehicle Booting

Owners/operators with combined, unpaid fines totaling more than $100, or at least three unpaid tickets on their vehicle(s) are subject to penalty such as a vehicle immobilizer or “boot” placed on the vehicle. When a vehicle is immobilized, the owner/operator will be charged a $50 boot removal fee.

Once a vehicle is immobilized, all outstanding fines and fees must be paid in full by cash, money order, cashier’s check, credit card (Visa/Master Card/Discover) or debit card (Visa/Master Card) before the boot will be removed.

Payments for outstanding debts on booted vehicles are made in the Parking Office during normal business hours, Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Unpaid fines for immobilized vehicles are not eligible for a payment plan. The owner/operator is responsible for any damages to their vehicle associated with an illegal attempt to remove a boot.

Vehicles remain on the eligibility list for immobilization until outstanding balances reach $100 or less. 91Porn is not responsible for damage resulting from vehicle towing/immobilizing or any other conditions as defined herein or by the Illinois Compiled Statues (ILCS).

The owner/operator will also be assessed a $500 illegal boot removal fine for any attempt to remove a University placed boot.

Vehicle Towing

Vehicles booted for more than 48 hours may be towed at the owner's/operator’s expense. After being towed, vehicles will not be released to the owner/operator until all Northeastern parking debts, towing expenses and any accumulated storage fees have been paid to the University and the towing company.

Northeastern parking privileges may be revoked and future applications for permits may be denied until all outstanding parking fees and fines are paid.

Disability Parking

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Disability Parking

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91Porn provides spaces for disability parking. Disability parking placards are user specific and are only valid for use by the registered disabled person. In order to be legally parked in a University disability space, your disability approval must be displayed in one of the two following ways:

State Approved Disability

A valid University parking permit must be purchased and properly displayed in conjunction with your state approved disability license plate or parking placard.

University Approved Student Disability

The Student Health Services Office can issue temporary Northeastern disability permits to students that are valid for short-term disability parking for up to three weeks. A valid University parking permit must be purchased in conjunction with displaying the University temporary disability permit. The University temporary disability permit is valid only on 91Porn property.

Please call Student Health Services at (773) 442‑5800 with any questions. Anyone that illegally uses a persons with disability license plate or parking placard is subject to being fined and reported to the Illinois Attorney General for criminal prosecution.

Staff or Faculty Disability

Staff or faculty seeking an official handicap parking placard should contact the Illinois Secretary of State's Office.

Rules and Regulations

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Rules and Regulations

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Authority

Within the Division of Finance and Administration, the Parking Office has been delegated by the 91Porn Board of Trustees to prescribe or change the designation of parking areas as necessary. This authority is promulgated under 110 ILCS 610/1 (Illinois compiled statues). Advance public notice of any parking changes will be given.

The Parking Office is responsible for the enforcement of regulations controlling vehicles on University property. Citations are issued by the Chicago Police Department for parking violations on city streets bordering Northeastern campuses.

The Parking Office administration reserves the right to make authorized changes in campus rules and regulations as deemed fit for the benefit of 91Porn. By state law, parking operations must be self-supporting. Therefore, parking revenues must cover parking expenses, and the University is not allowed to subsidize parking operations with state funds.

Availability

Parking on Northeastern’s campuses is limited, and parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking refunds for students are automatically adjusted on their student billing in accordance with established Northeastern class drop-date guidelines or by canceling parking with submission of a parking waiver prior to published deadlines.

Purpose

Parking rules and regulations exist to manage parking on campus, provide parking safety information, ensure efficient use of University parking and facilitate the general parking operations of the University. Parking fees and fines are established to cover parking operational expenses, provide equitable user rates and promote compliance with 91Porn’s parking rules and regulations.

Responsibility

It is the responsibility of all parking users to obtain, read, understand and abide by the rules and regulations established by the University. All owners/drivers parked on the Northeastern campuses must be parked in a space marked and designated by the University as a valid parking space. In order to be legitimately parked on campus, all vehicles must be registered with a valid Northeastern parking permit. This permit is enforced seven days a week, 24 hours a day. All motor vehicles parked on University property must have valid state registration and license plates. The registered owner and/or operator of a vehicle is responsible for the parking permit and all citations issued to the vehicle.

It is the responsibility of the driver to remember to register the temporary vehicle being used while their primary vehicle is in the shop for repairs, etc. Failure to remember to register the vehicle may result in a parking citation.

Establishing operator responsibility for parking violations of unregistered vehicles will be determined by the reasonable association that a student, faculty or staff member with the same address as the registered owner of the vehicle is the operator of that vehicle. When two or more students, faculty or staff reside at the same address, the assumption is that one or more are operators. The responsibility of finding a legal parking space rests with the vehicle operator.

Lack of parking spaces is not justification for illegal parking. Any person operating a motor vehicle on 91Porn property must comply with all traffic regulations as set forth by the State of Illinois and 91Porn.

Visitors and Vendors

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Visitors and Vendors

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Visitor Permits are available at the Police Station at a cost of $5 per day. The Passport App is no longer valid for guest parking. Those needing visitor parking permits for a longer period of time should contact the Parking Office for more information.

Drop-Off Locations

There are two drop-off locations—Lech Walesa Hall and the Northeastern Child Care Center. Child Care Center drop-off parking spots may be used for temporary parking associated with the drop-off and pick-up of children participating in the daycare program. Lech Walesa Hall drop-off spots are only for drop-off and pick-up of students. No parking is allowed. These areas are closely monitored. Please visit the Campus Parking Locations and Maps page to view our on-campus parking options.

Permit Parking

mbrown68 — Mon, 25 Jun 2018 18:12:05 +0000

Permit Parking

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Physical permits are required for all student, staff or faculty member’s car parked on campus. Faculty and staff are allowed to have two vehicles assigned to their parking permit. Students are allowed to have one vehicle assigned to their parking permit.

For a list of parking citations and fines, please visit the Citations page.

Vehicle Registration

Students, faculty and staff that wish to park on the NEIU campus must register their vehicle(s).

Students (OPT-IN):

For Fall 2024, students can opt-in to parking by completing their parking permit applications during the following times:

New student orientations, during the Resource Fair
Aug. 26-29 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m., in the Village Square near Café Descartes

Note:

No tickets will be issued the first week of classes for not having a permit.
Students who need to park on campus before the first week of classes may pick up a permit from the NEIU Police Department, Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Faculty and Staff:

Faculty and Staff should sign up for payroll deduction at Human Resources. You will then receive your parking permit through campus mail.

Rental Vehicles

To register a rental vehicle, please email park@neiu.edu with the vehicle information.

multiple vehicles

Only University employees are allowed to register more than one vehicle to their parking permit. The maximum vehicles allowed is two. Only one car at a time is allowed to park at Northeastern's locations with the parking permit.

Parking Zones

All permits have an associated zone assigned to them and can be used only in designated parking areas.

Gold zone (Formerly Level 1)

Gold Zone parking permit is also valid in all Blue Zone and Green Zone areas parking areas.
Gold Zone parking areas can be identified by the signage color.
The entire Lots of A and PE are Gold Zone parking.
The first floor on the east and north sides of the Parking Facility has Gold Zone parking.
Additionally, there is one row of Gold Zone parking available in the C, F and J lots.
Students can purchase Gold Zone parking. As a student you can cancel your Blue Zone parking fee and pay the Gold Zone parking student fee of $379 per semester at the University Police Department.

Blue zone (formerly Level 2)

You must park in the designated Blue Zone areas.
Blue Zone parking areas can be identified by the signage color.
A Blue Zone parking permit is also valid in all Green Zone parking areas.
A Blue Zone parking permit is invalid in a Gold Zone parking area.

green zone (formerly Level 3)

You must park in the designated Green Zone areas.
Green Zone parking areas can be identified by the signage color.
A Green Zone parking permit is not valid in any Gold Zone or Blue Zone parking area.
Green Zone parking is available to certain designated Northeastern union employee groups.

Employee Parking

Timothy White — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 22:27:32 +0000

Employee Parking

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Employee parking is available through the following method:

Payroll Deduction

Please visit the Campus Parking Locations and Maps page to view our on-campus parking options.

Payroll Deduction

Employees who elect to pay for parking through payroll deductions must complete a Vehicle Registration/Payroll Deduction form, available in the Office of Human Resources. Deductions will stay in force until separation from the University or cancellation by the employee.

Submit your completed form to the Office of Human Resources for processing.

*Employees may register a maximum of two vehicles.

Permits

Employee permits will be delivered via campus mail. Once you receive your permit, please use the Register My Vehicle form to complete your vehicle registration.

Gold Zone Parking (formerly Level 1)

Pay schedule	Deduction per Annual** pay period	Deduction per Academic* pay period
12 months (24 deductions)	$30.70	$27.60
9 months (18 deductions)	$40.90	$36.80

Blue Zone Parking (formerly Level 2)

Annual** Parking Permit - Paid over 12 months (24 deductions)
Percent Appointment	Deduction Per Pay Period
76% - 100%	$17.20
51% - 75%	$14.80
26% - 50%	$10.30
5% - 25%	$6.90

Annual** Parking Permit - Paid over 9 months (18 deductions)
Percent Appointment	Deduction Per Pay Period
76% - 100%	$22.90
51% - 75%	$19.70
26% - 50%	$13.70
5% - 25%	$9.20

Direct Purchase Employee Parking Permits

Payment for a Direct Purchase permit is required in full at the time of purchase.

Permit Type	Gold Zone	Blue Zone
Semester	$379	$181
Academic*	$675	N/A
Annual**	$749	$543

*Valid from the beginning of the fall through the end of the spring semester.
**Valid from the beginning of the fall through the end of the summer semester.

Contact Parking Services

Timothy White — Fri, 07 Apr 2017 16:48:18 +0000

Contact Parking Services

Timothy White Fri, 04/07/2017 - 11:48

Parking Information

91Porn Police Department (Located on the ground level of the Parking Facility)
Phone: (773) 442-4104
Email: park@neiu.edu

Office Hours:

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m - 8 p.m.

(773) 442-4104

park@neiu.edu

Parking

Citations

Timothy White — Thu, 13 Mar 2014 18:45:24 +0000

Citations

Timothy White Thu, 03/13/2014 - 13:45

Basic Information

The registered vehicle’s owner and authorized drivers are responsible for all parking permits, fines and fees assessed against the vehicle. Fines are issued for failure to comply with parking regulations set forth by the State of Illinois, City of Chicago and 91Porn.

Graduation or separation from the University does not cancel parking fine obligations. The registered vehicle’s owner and authorized drivers are responsible for all parking permit payments, fines and fees. Any vehicle found on campus after loss of parking privileges shall be fined and towed at the owner’s expense.

Citation and Fine Schedule
Illegal removal of a University boot	$500
Parked in a space reserved for persons with disabilities	$250
Parked without a valid permit	$50
False ticket display	$50
Blue Zone permit in a Gold Zone	$25
Green Zone permit in Gold Zone or Blue Zone	$25
Parked blocking access to fire hydrant	$25
Parked in loading dock or service area	$25
Parked in a surface lot between 11 p.m.-6 a.m. (Dec. 1-March 1)	$25
Parked in an aisle or on an island	$25
Parked in a closed or barricaded area	$25
Parked in violation of signs	$25
Parked at expired meter	$25
Parked on grass or sidewalk	$25
Blocking crosswalk	$25
Parked on/over stall markings	$25
Failure to register with University Police for overnight parking	$25
Improper permit display	$25
Late fee for fines not paid within 14 days of issuance	$15

Direct Payment

Direct payment of fines and fees can be made at the Student Payment Services Office, located in Building D Room 101. All checks must be made payable to 91Porn.

Payments for ticket fines may be made with cash, check or credit card, with the exception of fines for booted vehicles and permanent holds that require immediate release. Fines for booted vehicles and immediate permanent hold releases must be paid in cash, money order or cashier’s check.

Payments by Mail

Please address your payment to 91Porn, 5500 North St. Louis Avenue, Building D Room 101, Chicago IL 60625. Be sure to allow sufficient time for postal delivery when making payments by mail. Do not send cash payments in the mail. Only send a check, money order or certified cashier’s check.

Fines not paid within 14 days from date of issuance will be assessed an additional late fee of $15. Continued failure to pay fines may result in collection enforcement processing, such as academic and transcript holds, collection agency transfers, collection through the State of Illinois Comptroller’s Office Offset Program, immobilizing vehicle “boot” and towing.

Payment Plans

Payment plans are established only for owners/operators of vehicles not currently booted with outstanding balances of more than $100. Once a vehicle has been immobilized or “booted,” full payment of all outstanding parking debts is required in the form of cash, money order, credit card (Visa/MasterCard/Discover) or cashier’s check.

One-third of the complete balance is required to start a payment plan. The minimum installment payment is $15. Maximum time limit for payment plans for all balances due is three months. Payments are due no later than three business days after the due date. A student’s account will remain on hold until the account is paid in full.

Outstanding balances of $100 or less do not qualify for a payment plan. If the scheduled payments are not paid on time and the account is more than 30 days past due, the payment plan is subject to being cancelled by the Parking Office.

The establishment of a payment plan only allows a temporary hold release for class registration. Diplomas and transcripts will not be released until the owner/operator has paid the total outstanding parking debt in full.

Services

mbrown68 — Sat, 08 Mar 2014 02:31:43 +0000

Services

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Emergency Phones

Northeastern has code blue emergency direct dial phones located on campus walkways. The phones are readily recognizable by the blue light on top of the column that houses the emergency phone. These phones dial the University Police Department directly by a push of a button.

Escort Service

University Police will provide escort service upon request to members of the University community walking on campus to the parking lots or adjacent city streets. Request for escort service may be made at the University Police Department (F Lot) or by contacting University Police at (773) 442‑4100.

Overnight Parking

University community members who require parking on campus overnight must first register their vehicle at the University Police Department for overnight parking. University Police reserves the right to assign designated overnight parking areas. The University is not responsible for any damages to vehicles parked on campus overnight.