Santa cruz residential parking permit program

Permit Fee Reduction Effective September 1, As part of our ongoing efforts to further support our employees and students, campus parking fees for the academic year are being subsidized centrally to reduce fees by 15 percent for individual affiliates who purchase quarterly, annual, or multi-year A, B, C, or R parking permits. All other campus parking and program fees will remain the same.

This fee reduction is effective September 1, and all eligible reduced fees are reflected in the table below. Those who have already prepaid for a quarterly, annual, or multi-year A, B, C, or R permit that is valid September 1st or later can receive a prorated refund by coming to the TAPS Sales Office between October 1, and June 30, Those who are on payroll deduction will see a reduction in their monthly charges beginning on their check dated October 1, for employees paid monthly, and September 1, for employees paid bi-weekly.

Students who have paid for parking via their student portals will receive credits through the portal. Retroactive refunds for periods prior to September 1, will not be issued. Permit fees are subject to change with or without notice. Permit Type. A Scratch Off Permits. This judgement goes on your record and affects your credit standing. Call the Parking Office at during regular hours: 9 a. Monday - Friday. Signs are posted in each program noting the parking restrictions.

Residents living on these restricted streets can purchase three annual residential permits, two annual guest permits, and up to 30 daily permits per household. Businesses in the Beach Area and Harvey West programs may also purchase permits. Permits are sold in person or by mail at the Parking Office at Locust St. Office hours are Monday through Friday,9 a. If these documents do not reflect your current address in the program, bring current proof of residency. Current proof of residency can be a recently dated rental contract, a utility bill in your name, personal bills sent to you, or similar items verifying your residency.

Non-resident property owners can also purchase a permit with a utility or tax bill reflecting ownership. The registered owner, driver or lessee of the cited vehicle must request an administrative review of the parking citation within 21 days of the date printed on the front of the citation.