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DRI VING AND PARKING REGULATIONS All students and" faculty: members are requested to observe all driving and parking regulations set up by the college. The regulations are generally indicated by markings on the streets and curb and by signs. These regulations have been formulated for the benefit of G111 ddvers. To violate them will in- convenience others~ I CAR REG I STRATI ON REQU I REO L Every faculty member, student and employee of the college who operates or parks one or more vehicles on the Southwest Texas State College campus must register each vehicle with the Office of Bus iness Management. September 1 t of each year or as 500n thereafter as each vellie Ie is brought on campus. The registration 1s not canplete until the permit is properly affixed to the lower left hand corner of the front windshield~ driver side. Permits displayed in any other manner will be considered void and .will constitute a violation. 2. A registration fee of $2.00 must be paid for each vehicle registered during the 1966-67 school year. 3. The permit will entitle the student to drive on the campus and to park his car in a designated ~one or zones assigned to the permit, but not in areas marked "Restrictedll or lIReservedll. AJ I cars must be in the zone assigned to the permit between the class hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. IIGII permit stickers will be al lowed to park in zones not restrIcted or reserved. 4. Faculty members and other full-time college employees are entitled to the Special Permit~ which entitles them to park theIr cars in the llRestrictedll areas on the campus. Students with serious health problems may make application for the "Special Permit" in the office of the Assistant Business Manager. 5. Students and faculty members who do not register their cars and display the registration number will not be permitted to drive or park thei-r cars on the campus during the regular school hours. Parking violation tickets will be placed on cars not displaying the parking permit. 6. The registrant of the vehicle Is held responsible for the lafe operation and proper parking of I his vehicle, regardless of who ma'y be the driver or operator. 7. Your responsibility as a driver requires that you observe the above regulations as shown under IIDriving and Parking Regulations", as well as city , county~ and state regulations on driving and parking. 8. Violations of any of the driving and parking regulations will necessItate asses'sment of fees of: Fi rst Offense Second Offense Th i rd Offense'" $1.00 2.00 3.00 *Th t rd offense ticket for No Park i n9 Pe rroi t-"car license will be checked through State Police for ownership. Four th Offense Fifth Offense Sixth Offense Seventh, Offense and each sub5equent offense thereafter 4.00 5.00 5.00 and Driver Probation 5.00 and revocation of car privileges in San Marcos. 9. The college reserves the right to remove any illegally par.ked car from the campus by college vehicles, a privately owned wrecker or other means. The carls owner wt11 be required to pay tow charges in addition .to the parking violation fee. 10. Parking violation tickets wrll be issued 1'or out-of-date permit or more than one permit. II. All drivers wi II be responsible for obtaining the proper permit. I 12. Flagrant and excessive violations may cause a car to be ilJ1J1oblized where It is parked. Permis" sion to remove the inmoblizing device must be obtained from the Office of the Assistant Business Manager during regular office hours. Honday through Friday. After these hours, permission must be granted by the campus security officer. 13. All cars must be driven in a safe and prudent manner. Drivers must be in absolute control of cars at all times. Maxlmun speed limit of 25 miles per hour is In effec.t on all college streets. 14. Permits may not be altered or defaced In any manner.