. Commuter Students - Yellow Permit. Resident Students - Blue Permit. Faculty and Staff - Red Permit. Yorktown Residents - Green PermitGeneral Commuter Parking YellowGeneral parking is available for commuter students, guest's and campus vendors.Commuter Part time 11 credits or under for one semester - $35Commuter Full time 12 credits or more for one semester - $70Commuter PT under 11 credits for a year - $70Commuter FT 12 credits - $140Overnight Parking BlueThis category of parking will be used by resident students and staff who reside on campus. Each person will have a designated space.
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If demand exceeds the number of spaces available, a waiting list will be formed. Overnight parking is prohibited anywhere else on campus except for the designated areas or by expressed permission of the Police Department under limited circumstances. Overnight parking is considered to be from 2 a.m.
In any space on campus. The University reserves the right to temporarily reassign designated parking spaces between term breaks, during the summer session/term, and athletic events. Rates-Washington and Colonial Lots- $250 per year.Faculty/Staff Parking RedThis category of parking will be used by faculty, staff, guests/visitors and campus vendors. Guests/visitors displaying a guest hanging permit, issued by the Police Department, may also park in the general parking, faculty/staff or the free parking areas. Vehicles without the guest hanging permit will not be permitted to park in these areas at any time.Yorktown Resident GreenThis category of parking may may use any lined spaces at Yorktown Hall. While on main campus, Yorktown residents are permitted to park in the Lower UPMC Event Center lot only. In the event that that this parking lot is closed for Event Center use, green permits are allowed to Park in the yellow lined general parking areas.
Rates-Yorktown Lot $200 per yearGuest/Visitor Parking:Guests or visitors may park free of charge if they obtain a daily visitor parking pass. Guests or visitors must have a guest permit hanging from the rear view mirror indicating eligibility to park on campus.Handicapped Parking:There are handicapped spaces throughout the campus. To park in a handicapped space, the following criteria must apply:. Must have a current handicapped license plate, placard or a Pennsylvania state or other state issued decal is displayed on the vehicle. The driver must be the person for whom the license or decal was issued.University personnel will not make the determination as to the physical disability of the individual. Any RMU student or employee with a temporary physical disability may obtain a temporary Handicap parking permit from the RMU Parking Department by submitting certification from his or her treating physician.
The certification must be on the physician's official stationery. The treating physician must certify that the temporary handicap parking permit is medically necessary and the length of time it is needed. RMU temporary handicap parking permits will be issued for up to thirty days (30). After the 30 days, a state handicap placard from the PA Department of Transportation will be required. A properly displayed valid temporary disabled parking permit or placard entitles an individual to park in any handicap parking space on campus.Rates for Parking PermitsAll students, faculty, and staff will pay the current annual rate for the period covering September through August of each academic year.
Students issued overnight parking permits will have a valid permit from September through April. Resident students taking classes during the summer will be re-issued overnight parking permits for that term at no additional cost.
In limited situations a student will be permitted to purchase a permit for a single term (fall, spring, spring intersession or summer) based on verification of graduation date.Obtaining a Parking PermitStudent, Faculty, and Staff will be able to obtain a parking permit from the Police Department. Everyone must display a parking permit to park on campus.Guest PermitsGuests must stop at the Barry Center to obtain a visitor parking permit. Guests will be required to hang a guest parking permit from their rear view mirror in order to be eligible to park on campus in the reserved, general, faculty/staff or registered free parking areas. Guests or visitors may park in these areas only if they are guests of the appropriate department.Overnight Guest PermitsOvernight guests or visitors will be required to hang a guest parking permit from their rear view mirror in order to be eligible to park on campus in designated parking areas. Guest permits will be issued for a maximum of five consecutive days (and not more than five days for any term) for students. Overnight visitors must be registered as an Overnight Guest through Residence Life who will then issue an overnight visitor parking pass.
The Police Department will determine the location where overnight guests or visitors may park their vehicles. The overnight parking areas are for resident students and employees who live on campus only.Please refer to the Student Handbook for information regarding overnight guests.Registration of Vehicles and Payment ProcessCommuter Student RegistrationStudents must register their vehicles annually or when another vehicle is used that has not been previously registered. Notification must be given to the Police Department. Vehicle parking permit registration forms and parking brochures will be available online or at the Barry Center. For those students who attend mid-year or transfer during the term, the form will be available online or at Barry Center.
The form will not be processed unless payment is made and the form is properly completed. Vehicle parking permit registration forms and parking brochures will be available online or at Barry Center. The Police Department will mail the appropriate permit to the student. They will computerize all information and maintain the database.
Students can purchase permits with cash, check, money order, MAC Debit Cards (if payment is made in person) or Visa/MasterCard/Discover Card. Check or money order should be made payable to Robert Morris University.
Any check returned by the bank not cleared upon notification will be assessed a fee established by the Accounting and Financial Services Department.Resident and Yorktown Student RegistrationStudents must register their vehicles annually or when another vehicle is used that has not been previously registered. Notification must be given to the Police Department. The vehicle parking permit registration form will be available online or at Barry Center. For those students who attend mid-year or transfer during the term, the form will be available online or at Barry Center. Vehicle parking permit registration forms and parking brochures will be available online or at Barry Center. Students can mail the completed form along with payment to the Police Department.
Resident students cannot opt to obtain a general commuter parking permit. The parking permit will indicate the numbered space within a designated lot. Any forms and payments received by the Police Department after the established date of each year will receive permits on a first-come, first-served basis regardless of earned credits.Faculty/Staff RegistrationFaculty/staff employees and campus vendors must register vehicles annually or when a vehicle is used that has not been previously registered. Notification must be given to the Police Department.
The Police Department will distribute vehicle registration/parking payment authorization forms to all full-time and part-time faculty, staff and campus vendors stationed on campus. The completed forms will be returned to the Police Department. Appropriate parking permits will be distributed according to the completed information.
Once all permits are distributed, the Police Department will submit the information to the payroll officer for payroll deduction purposes, if this was the method of payment chosen. If the faculty/staff employee chooses to pay by check, cash or money order, they will pay for the annual rate at this time. Check or money order should be made payable to Robert Morris University. Faculty/Staff that opt in for payroll deduction are not required to fill out a parking registration form annually, unless there has been a change in personal information.
Registration FormsAll students, faculty, staff and campus vendors will be required to complete the form even though they may decide to park in the registered free lot. This is needed to keep a record of the election, to have an updated data base of the vehicles on campus, and to provide all vehicles on campus with a parking permit to properly enforce the parking regulations. It will not be necessary for Downtown Pittsburgh Campus employees or students who will not be parking a vehicle on campus to register their vehicle.
Registration will be required annually. In limited situations a student will be permitted to purchase a parking permit for a single term (fall, spring, spring intersession or summer) based on verification of graduation date. Those who do pay the term rate will be contacted by the Police Department concerning payment for the following term, if appropriate. Those who opt for the registered free lot will also receive a permit for the entire year.
The spring intersession and summer term are included in the annual rate payment.Refunds of Permit Fees/Returning Parking PermitIf a student leaves the University within the first week of classes, the student will receive a full refund. If the student leaves the University before the end of the term, the parking rate will not be prorated and, therefore, the student will not be entitled to reimbursement for the remainder of the term. They will, however, be entitled to a reimbursement for the next term because the annual rate was paid.If a faculty/staff employee leaves the employ of the University, the parking rate will not be prorated and, therefore, the faculty/staff employee will not be entitled to reimbursement for any portion of that month if they are using payroll deduction.
However, if the faculty/staff employee paid the annual rate by check, they will be entitled to a reimbursement for the remainder of the payment period. Campus vendors will also be entitled to a reimbursement for half of the annual rate if they have not worked for more than half of the year.Upon leaving the University, the student must return their parking permit to the Police Department in order for the permit to be voided.A faculty/staff employee, upon leaving the University, will submit their parking permit to the Human Resources Department during the exit interview. If an exit interview is not conducted, the employee must return the permit to the Police Department in order for the permit to be voided. Refunds will not be given unless the parking permit is returned to the Police Department.Replacement Fees/Returned ChecksA lost or stolen parking permit must be reported immediately to the Police Department. A lost or stolen permit will be replaced for a $2 fee for the first time only. Subsequent lost or stolen permits will be replaced for a $5 fee.The permit holder must present the police report identifying the theft to the Police Department.
Permits reported lost or stolen may not be replaced without the approval of the Police Department.
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