* FOR STATE OF CONNECTICUT BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE STATE COJXEGES 1280 ASYLUM AVENUE HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06105 SCR #74-27' 534-73-Lf RESOLUTION concerning PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS at WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLEGE WHEREAS, In accordance with Public Act 73-151, a duly appointed Parking Regulations Committee at Western Connecticut State College and the State Traffic Commission have approved a set of Traffic and Pdrking Regulations for the campus, and WHEREAS, Public Act 73-151 further requires the approval of such regulations by the Board of Trustees for State Colleges, be it RESOLVED, That, the Board of Trustees, in accordance with Public Act 73-151, approves the regulations in document 034-7405-01 for West ern Connecticut State College beginning in the Fall 1974 Semester, subject to the approval of the Attorney General. A Certified True COPY:
Addendum to ~ eso. #74-2'7 These regulations seek to facilitate control of the parking and the movement of motor vehicles on campus. Proper driving courtesy is required. THE; OFFICIALLk approved Hotor Vehicle Traffic and Parking Regulations are available at the Security Office of the College for review by any person. Speed will be limited to what is reasonable for conditions. PJDLSTIZIAVS SiiAJ;L HAVE Tfi BIGHT-OF-WAl AT AU TUkS 0N STATE PROPiffTk. Western Connecticut State College assumes NO RESPOI~SIBLZITY for the care and/or protection of any vehicle or its contents at any time while it is operated or parked on the campus. For protection, vehicles should be locked when left unattended. 0 Standard traffic regulations and definitions, as enacted into the Motor Vehicle Laws of the State of Connecticut, will be rigidly enforced on the College lands at all times because of heavy vehicular and pedestrian volume; if necessary, violations of ady of these regulations will be prosecuted by the College though the appropriate court. Vehicles are not allowed in areas closed by use of barricades or other traffic control devices. Parking Regulations Parking will be by permit (decal) only, except student lots from 5:00 P.M. to 11:OO P.M. Decals are distributed by the Security Department only. Any transfer, exchange, sale, misuse or reproduction of this permit is unauthorized.
a IT IS BEiJUIN APPLICATION. THAT MOTOR VEEICLE ~GISITUl!IO~d CERTIFICATES BE SHOWM WRING llecal Failure to display a decal is cause for penalty as a parking violation, DecdLs shall be affixed to the inside lower right hand corner of the windshield (passenger side). Students may park cars in Lots#l, #2 and #3. Any student car parked in any other place on the canpus will be subject to ticketing and/or tow away at the ownerts expense, Vehicles should park between stall lines on all hard surface lots. In unlined areas, drivers are prohibited from forming more than two rows. Parking in driveways, walkways, grassed areas and service areas is forbidden Parking in dormitory parking areas will be limited to 15 minutes except for assigned personnel. Cars parked in these areas will be towed away at the owner's expense. Students using exchange vehicles which do not have an assigned decal. will use Lot #2 on White Street on a temporary basis only. Notorcycles are permitted to park only in Lot #l adjacent to the Library. An enclosed area is provided. The responsibility of finding a legal parking space rests with the motor vehicle operator. LACK Oi? SPACE IS ijot CONBIUmU A VALID EXCUSE FOR VIOLATION OF THES& R&WLATI(3NS. On-campus parking is limited and cannot be guaranteed.
The College reserves the right to remove or to have rexoved by tow away and impounding AhY vehicle that is parked in such a way as to constitute a serious hazard, impedes vehicular or pedestrian traffic movement, impairs the operation of emergency equipment and/or the making of essential repairs, or is illegally parked. Owners of towed vehicles will be required to pay all costs involved in removing, impounding, and storing such vehicles. In addition to the impounding fees, a fine will be assessed. There is no overnight parking anywhere on the campus property except for those students, faculty and staff who have received permission from the Security Office. Overnight parking permission holders will be restricted to a parking only in the areas assigned with their permits. defined as be-: Any tim after 2: 00 A.N. and before 5:00 A.N. Overni~ht parking is Arrangements for Guest Parking should be made well in advance with the Security Department. Fines for traffic and parking violations will be $2.00 for the first offense. If it is necessaq- to check with the motor vehicle department to ascertain vehicle ownership, an additional fee of $1.00 will be added to the fine. k ines increase to $5.00 when not paid or appealed within (5 ) working a= aays. Disciplinary tion may be imposed for failure to pay on the first two tickets. A third ticket will be handled as an automatic referral for disciplinary action. Persistent violations of campus parking and/or traffic regulations may subject the owner to the loss of parking privileges. Fines are payable at the Bursar's Office, Administration Building, from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 PA., Mondq through Friday.
0 Appeal of Penalty All appeals of penalties assessed shall be made to the Parking and Traffic Violations Appeals Comrrcittee. Such appeals slrlall be made within five (5) working dws of the issuance of the ticket except that the Parking and Traffic Violations Committee may at its discretion chow to hear any appeal directed to it. Parking or Traffic Violation Appeals should be filed in the Office of Student Affairs. Approved - Traffic and Parking Regulations Commfttes Joel Rabinowitz, Chairman Dennis Boskella Bruce Theriot Dr. Charlotte LeMay Richard Cyr Dr. Carl I,. Robinson April 25, 1974 CLR : evg
STATE OF CONNECTICUT WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLE~E 181 'WHITE STREET DANBURY CONNEC~CUT 06810 TEL 392-1408 I Dean of Administrative Affairs,, 1-. I rl Dr. James Frost, aecutive Secretary Board of Trustees 1280 Asylum Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06103 Dear Dr. Frost: April 26, 1974 4 --,.J a Attached is the copy of the revised Traffic and Parking Regulations for Western Connecticut State College. These regulations have been approved by our local Traffic and Parking Regulations Committee and the President of Western Connecticut State College, Dr. Ruth Haas. Under Public Act 73-151 these regulations must be approved by the Board of Trustees. It is hoped that this approval can be achieved at an early date so that these regulations can be promulgated for the fall semester..@4/zd/ Verj truly yours, - I arl L. Robinson Dean of Administrative Affairs CLR : evg - - I I I * RECEIVED APR 3 0 1974 BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE STATE COLLEGES t -.
STATE OF CoiuNECTIC"T ' \ BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR TiiE STATE COLLEGES 1280 Asxuhr AVEYUE ITXRWOBD, CO:TI;ECTICUT 06105
Commissioners Joseph B. Burns Chairman ti Koiva STATE OF CONNECTICUT 186 Newington Road West Hartford, Conn.,O6110 Cleveland B. Fuessenich Member STATE TRAFFIC COMMISSION William W. Stoeckert Executive Secretary July 9, 1974 David Basch, Director of Planning State of Connecticut Board of Trustees Division of Planning & If evelo pent 1280 asylum Avenue Hartford, Conn. 06105 Dear Fr. Basch: Refer to: STC 0%-?k07-01 Traffic Replations request Western Connecticut State College City of Danbury With reference to your July 5 letter and enclosures, we are asking the Department of Transportation to have their representative contact you. Sincerely yours, blilliam V?. Stoeckert Ehecutive Secretary
STATE OF CONNECTICUT WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE COLLE~E 181 WHITE STREET DANBURY CONNECTICUT 06810 TEL 392-1400 Dean of Administrative Affairs April 26, 1974 Dr. James Frost, Zxecutive Secretary Board of Trustees 1280 Asylum Avenue Hartford, Connecticut 06103 Dear Dr. Frost: Attached is the copy of the revised Traffic and Parking Regulations for Western Connecticut State College. These regulations have been approved by our local Traffic and Parking Regulations Committee and the President of Western Connecticut State College, Dr. Ruth Haas. Under Public Act 73-151 these regulations must be approved by the Board of Trustees. It is hoped that this approval can be achieved at an early date so that these regulations can be promulgated for the fall semester. Very truly yours, CLR :evg Dean of Administrative Affairs RECEIVED APR 3 0 1974 BOAR0 OF TRUSTEES FOR THE STATE COLLEGES