NLR 87/09 - Memorial University Traffic Regulations under the Memorial University Act

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 87/09 Memorial University Traffic Regulations under the Memorial University Act Amended by: 20/12 29/18 37/19 2022 cP-30.1 s70 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR REGULATION 87/09 Memorial University Traffic Regulations under the Memorial University Act (Filed September 29, 2009 ) Under the authority of section 35 of the Memorial University Act, the Board of Regents makes the following regulations. Dated at St. John’s , September 10, 2009 . Tina Pardy Secretary, Board of Regents Memorial University REGULATIONS Analysis 1. Short title 2. Definitions 3. Application 4. Revisions and conflict 5. Passenger drop-off/pick up points 6. Parking in designated areas only 7. Parking meter spaces 8. Pay-per-use parking 9. Issuing permits 10. Permit areas 11. Obtaining a parking permit 12. Process of application 13. Affirmation by applicant 14. Special consideration 15. Designated areas 16. Decals 17. Special or temporary permit 18. Registration of multiple vehicles 19. Second permits 20. Car pools 21. Car pool permits 22. Replacement permits 23. Persons with disabilities 24. Special occasions 25. Departmental permits 26. Retired faculty and staff 27. Prohibition 28. Payment of fees 29. Prorated permits 30. Cancellation of permits 31. Cancellation of gate control cards 32. Alternative designated areas 33. After hours parking 34. Alternate parking for permit holders 35. Closure of parking areas 36. Trailers 37. Parking prohibitions 38. Interference with other vehicles 39. Parking prohibited 40. Prohibited parking 40.1 Prohibited parking – pay-per-use parking 41. General prohibitions 42. Parking approval-Facilities Management 43. Disabled parking 44. Visitor's parking 45. Enforcement 46. Possession of vehicle without consent 47. Rescinding permits 48. Rescinded permits 49. Towing fee 50. Impounding fee 51. Release of seized vehicles 52. Repeal Schedule Short title 1. These regulations may be cited as the Memorial University Traffic Regulations. 7/09 s1 Back to Top Definitions 2. In these regulations (a) "Act" means the Memorial University Act; (b) "board" means the Board of Regents; (c) "campus" includes all land owned, occupied or leased by the university and any buildings erected on it; (d) "Campus Enforcement and Patrol" means the security force of the university; (e) "car pool" means where 2 or more persons register separate vehicles to comprise a car pool; (f) "crosswalk" means (i) a part of a roadway at an intersection or elsewhere distinctly indicated for pedestrian crossing by signs or by lines or other markings on the surface, or (ii) the part of a roadway at an intersection that is included within the connection of the lateral lines of the sidewalks on the opposite sites of a highway, measured from the curbs or, in the absence of curbs, from the edges of the roadway; (g) "drop off points" means areas on campus designated for the drop off and pick up of passengers; (h) "employee" means a person on the payroll of the university or a person employed by the Provincial Health Authority and working at the Health Sciences Centre; (i) "fee" means a fee prescribed by the board; (j) "hospital" means the Provincial Health Authority ; (k) " Memorial University of Newfoundland " means the corporate body established and continued under the Act; (l) "minister" means the minister appointed under the Executive Council Act to administer the Act; (m) "motor cycle" means a motor cycle within the meaning of the Highway Traffic Act; (n) "motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle within the meaning of the Highway Traffic Act and includes a motor cycle ; (o) "no parking area" means (i) a part of the university land where signs are erected under the Act or under these regulations to indicate that no parking is permitted, (ii) a part of the university land that is not covered by a hard surface, or (iii) a part of the university land that is a sidewalk, walkway or otherwise not intended for use by a motor vehicle; (p) "park or parking" means to permit a vehicle whether occupied or not to remain in a stationary position, except when halting temporarily for the purpose of, and while actually engaged in, the loading and unloading of goods and passengers; (q) "parking areas" means that portion of university land designated for the parking of motor vehicles; (r) "parking meter" means a device which indicates on it the length of time during which a vehicle may be parked and which has as a part of it a receptacle for receiving and storing coins, a slot or place in which the coins may be deposited, a timing mechanism to indicate the passage of the interval of time during which the parking is permissible and which also displays a signal when the interval of time has elapsed; (s) "parking meter space" means any area or portion of any highway, street or parking are marked out under these regulations for the accommodation of a vehicle and adjacent to which a parking meter has been installed; (s.1) "pay-per-use parking" includes (i) a mobile phone parking app, (ii) licence plate recognition technology, (iii) a control gate with ticket at entry, (iv) pay and display, or (v) any other method of tracking the length of time during which a vehicle is parked and charging a designated fee based on that time; (s.2) "pay-per-use space" means any area or portion of any highway, street or parking area marked out under these regulations for the accommodation of a vehicle that, through the use of signs or other means of communication, utilizes pay-per-use parking; (t) "permit" means a permit issued under the Act or these regulations; (u) "permit only area" means a part of the campus where signs erected under subsection 35(7) of the Act indicate that parking is not permitted except under permit; (v) "person" includes a partnership, corporation or association; (w) "roadway" means that portion of university land designated for the use of motorized vehicles, excluding parking areas; (x) "service personnel" means persons employed by companies, firms, government departments, individuals or agencies providing services full-time or part-time on campus; (x.1) "Signal Hill site" includes all land owned, occupied or leased by the university on Signal Hill in the City of St. John's; (y) "signs" means a marking or device displayed or erected by the university to regulate the movement of pedestrian and vehicular traffic and the parking of vehicles on campus; (z) "student" means a student registered in either day or evening courses for credit or non-credit; (aa) "summons" means an issued summons which relates to an alleged traffic or parking offence; (bb) "traffic control device" means a parking meter, mechanical gate, pay-per-use parking method or other device used for the control of traffic or parking; (cc) "traffic officer" means a member of Campus Enforcement and Patrol or a police officer; (dd) "university" means the Memorial University of Newfoundland; (ee) "university land" means all land owned or occupied or leased by the university and any buildings erected on it; (ff) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined by the Highway Traffic Act , and includes a motor cycle; and (gg) "visitor" means a person not defined as a student, employee or service personnel. 7/09 s2 ; 37/19 s1 ; 2022 cP-30.1 s70 Back to Top Application 3. (1) All persons using university land are subject to these regulations. (2) Unless otherwise specified, these regulations are in effect 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 7/09 s3 Back to Top Revisions and conflict 4. (1) Any revision to these regulations shall be published in the MUN Gazette and the Muse and may be posted on the university notice boards. (2) In the case of a conflict between map designations and on-site signs regarding parking instructions, the on-site signage shall be assumed to be the more recent and shall take precedence. 7/09 s4 Back to Top Passenger drop-off/pick up points 5. Locations for the drop-off and pick-up of passengers have been established on campus and are marked with signs. 7/09 s5 Back to Top Parking in designated areas only 6. (1) Parking on campus is permitted in designated parking areas only unless permission to park elsewhere is given by a Campus Enforcement and Patrol officer or police officer. (2) Parking in designated areas shall be in accordance with signs and instructions noted regarding restricted times. (3) Parking is not permitted on campus roadways, loading zones, fire zones, traffic lanes within parking lots, drop-off points or where otherwise indicated by signs. (4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), parking may be permitted on campus roadways where metered parking is provided. (5) A person shall not park a vehicle in a manner that violates or contravenes subsection (1), (2) or (3). 7/09 s6 Back to Top Parking meter spaces 7. (1) The Vice-President (Administration and Finance) is authorized to designate and mark out by suitable lines or marking separate parking meter spaces, adapted for the parking and accommodation of a vehicle, on the roadways or other university property and to cause to be installed adjacent to each parking meter space a parking meter. (2) Each parking meter shall have marked on the face plate of the meter the maximum period of time during which a vehicle may be parked in the parking meter space adjacent to which that parking meter is installed. 7/09 s7 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Pay-per-use parking 8. The Vice-President (Administration and Finance) is authorized to designate areas on university land as pay-per-use parking areas and to mark out and designate by suitable lines, marking or signs within those areas, designated parking spaces adapted for the parking and accommodation of a vehicle, whether on the roadways or other university land and to designate the pay-per-use-parking method applicable for each designated area. 7/09 s8 ; 37/19 s2 Back to Top Issuing permits 9. The issuance of parking permits shall be under the direction and control of the Vice-President (Administration and Finance) and administered by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. 7/09 s9 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Permit areas 10. The Vice-President (Administration and Finance) is authorized to designate areas on university land as parking areas and to mark out and designate by suitable lines, marking or signs within those areas, designated parking spaces adapted for the parking and accommodation of a vehicle, whether on the roadways or other university land and to designate the parking permits applicable for each designated area. 7/09 s10 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Obtaining a parking permit 11. (1) Students, employees, service personnel and other persons having a direct association with the university or hospital, and wishing to park a vehicle in a designated area on campus shall obtain a parking permit. (2) Application forms for parking permits referred to in subsection (1) are available at the Campus Enforcement and Patrol Office. 7/09 s11 Back to Top Process of application 12. (1) Applications may be processed by mail. (2) The application form shall be completed and signed by the applicant, and shall include the applicable fee and proof of ownership of the vehicle. (3) University employees requesting their parking fee to be deducted from their salaries must complete and sign the applicable portion of the application form. 7/09 s12 Back to Top Affirmation by applicant 13. (1) By signing the application form, the applicant acknowledges that he or she has read, understands, and agrees to abide by these regulations. (2) Applications may not be processed if the applicant has outstanding tickets and the applicant has previously shown disregard for these regulations. 7/09 s13 Back to Top Special consideration 14. (1) In special circumstances, an application made by an individual for a parking permit for a vehicle not registered to him or her may be considered. (2) Written permission from the registered owner of the vehicle must be provided before consideration will be given to requests made under subsection (1). 7/09 s14 Back to Top Designated areas 15. (1) Parking in designated areas shall be allocated as space permits. (2) The fees for each designated area will be prescribed by the board. (3) Priority shall be given to full-time faculty and staff and to persons with disabilities who were registered for the parking area in the previous year. (4) Priority for the current year's permit issue shall not be applicable after May 31. (5) Full-time students living in university residences may apply for a parking permit, on a semester basis, for area 8, 10A, 11, 12, 14, 22 or 24. (6) Full-time students living in residences at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College may apply for areas P-4, P-2.2, P-6 and P-7. (6.1) Graduate students living at the Signal Hill site may apply for a parking permit, on a semester basis, for an area of a Signal Hill site lot as determined by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (7) Permits will be granted on a first-come basis. (8) Full-time and part-time day students not residing on campus, and who have acquired a minimum of 48 credit hours, may apply for a permit, on a semester basis, for area 16A or 36, or in those other areas in which Campus Enforcement and Patrol has determined that space is available, and those permits will be issued as space is available on the basis of a computerized random draw. (9) Part-time evening students may apply for a permit for area 15, 16A or 36, which if available will be valid for parking after 3:00 pm on weekdays and all day on Saturday and Sunday. (10) Students living in university residence while attending summer semester or intersession may apply for a permit for area 8, 10A, 11, 12, or 14 and those permits will be granted on a first-come basis. (11) Students not residing on campus while attending summer semester or intersession, and who have a acquired a minimum of 48 credit hours, may apply for a permit for area 16A or 36, or in those other areas in which Campus Enforcement and Patrol has determined that space is available, and those permits will be issued as space is available on the basis of a computerized random draw. (12) In the event that an applicant does not receive the preferred parking area indicated on the application form, a written request may be sent to Campus Enforcement and Patrol, indicating a continued interest in the preferred area as space becomes available. 7/09 s15 ; 37/19 s3 Back to Top Decals 16. (1) Permits in the form of decals issued for vehicles other than motorcycles, car pool vehicles or multiple vehicles shall be affixed on the inside of the front windshield and located in the top centre behind the rearview mirror so as not to interfere with the drivers vision, as approved by the minister. (2) Decals when affixed must be clearly visible through the front windshield from outside the vehicle. (3) Motorcycle decals shall be affixed on the front or rear fender so as to be clearly visible. (4) Where a location referred to in subsection (1) or (3) is not considered satisfactory, applicants may contact Campus Enforcement and Patrol for advice regarding satisfactory placement of the decal. (5) All previous university decals shall be removed from the windshield. 7/09 s16 Back to Top Special or temporary permit 17. (1) Temporary or special permits may be issued by Campus Enforcement and Patrol to meet specific needs of students, employees or other persons having a direct association with the university (a) when the registered vehicle is out of service; (b) when the registered owner suffers temporary health or disability problems; or (c) for guests of the university. (2) Special or temporary permits shall be in the form of cards and must be placed on the dashboard of the vehicle so as to be clearly visible through the front windshield from outside the vehicle when it is on campus. 7/09 s17 Back to Top Registration of multiple vehicles 18. (1) A person may be permitted to register two vehicles for the same parking area. (2) The area fee for registration in subsection (1) shall apply for the first vehicle and an administration fee as prescribed by the board shall be charged for the second vehicle. (3) Where registration is permitted under subsection (1), only one vehicle shall be parked on the designated parking area at a time. (4) Multiple vehicle permits shall be laminated by Campus Enforcement and shall be hung from the rearview mirror of the vehicle so as to be clearly visible through the front windshield from outside the vehicle when it is on campus. (5) Upon being satisfied of a breach of this section Campus Enforcement and Patrol may rescind the permit issued for both vehicles either in addition to or in substitution of any other penalty. 7/09 s18 Back to Top Second permits 19. (1) As space permits, a second permit may be issued where 2 persons using one vehicle on campus request permission to park in different parking areas. (2) Where the areas requested have different fee schedules, the higher fee shall apply and an additional administrative fee as prescribed by the board shall be charged for the second permit. (3) Both permits shall be laminated by Campus Enforcement and Patrol and shall be hung from the rearview mirror of the vehicle so as to be clearly visible through the front windshield from outside the vehicle when it is on campus. 7/09 s19 Back to Top Car pools 20. (1) Two or more employees, or three or more students, may apply for a single permit at the appropriate fee for use in a car pool. (2) An application shall be completed for each vehicle in the car pool. 7/09 s20 Back to Top Car pool permits 21. Car pool permits shall be laminated by Campus Enforcement and Patrol and shall be hung from the rearview mirror of the vehicle so as to be clearly visible through the front windshield from outside the vehicle when it is on campus. 7/09 s21 Back to Top Replacement permits 22. (1) Replacement permits may be issued as circumstances require upon sale of vehicles or replacement of windshields or in other circumstances as considered appropriate by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (2) Recognizable portions of the valid permit previously issued shall be returned to Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (3) An administrative fee as approved by the board shall be charged for permits issued under subsection (1). 7/09 s22 Back to Top Persons with disabilities 23. (1) Persons physically disabled or having some other health disability who require special consideration regarding parking may make requests in writing to Campus Enforcement and Patrol: (a) when submitting their application form; or (b) regarding particular parking problems. (2) Every reasonable effort will be made to accommodate requests made under subsection (1). (3) Medical verification of disability may be required for an application under subsection (1) by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. 7/09 s23 ; 37/19 s4 Back to Top Special occasions 24. (1) Persons organizing conferences, seminars, or inviting guest lecturers may contact Campus Enforcement and Patrol concerning desired parking arrangements. (2) Where circumstances warrant special temporary permits may be issued for those designated areas, the duration and upon the conditions as determined appropriate by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (3) An administrative fee as approved by the board shall be charged for permits issued under subsection (2). (4) A person shall not park a vehicle in violation or contravention of any of the conditions of a special temporary permit. 7/09 s24 ; 37/19 s5 Back to Top Departmental permits 25. (1) Departments, including those departments located off campus which have requirements for personnel to visit other departments or sections on campus on departmental business, may apply for a special departmental permit. (2) Applications giving full details of special requirements shall be submitted in writing by the dean, director, or department head to Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (3) A departmental parking permit shall only be used by members of a department in carrying out their duties to the university or the hospital and is intended to provide temporary parking in a parking area other than that allocated to the individual. (4) Departmental permits shall only be used by currently registered permit holders in vehicles registered with the university. (5) The dean, director, or department head making an application under subsection (2) shall ensure that a departmental permit is not misused. (6) The misuse of a departmental permit referred to in subsection (4) may result in the rescission of the permit. 7/09 s25 ; 37/19 s6 Back to Top Retired faculty and staff 26. (1) Faculty and staff retired from the employ of the university or the hospital may apply for a parking permit. (2) Permits issued under subsection (1) shall be free of charge. (3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), permits to retired faculty and staff shall be issued on a space available basis. 7/09 s26 Back to Top Prohibition 27. (1) A person shall not deface, copy or duplicate a permit issued under these regulations. (2) A person shall not provide false or misleading information in the process of obtaining a parking permit. (3) A person shall not leave a vehicle continuously parked on university land for more than 3 consecutive days without prior approval from the Campus Enforcement and Patrol. 7/09 s27 Back to Top Payment of fees 28. (1) All fees referred to in these regulations shall be as prescribed by the board. (2) Fees may be paid at a Campus Enforcement and Patrol Office. (3) Fees may be paid by cash, cheque, money order, or electronic debit when available. (4) Employees sending fees through the mail may send their cheque or money order payable to Memorial University of Newfoundland. (5) University employees may have their parking fee paid through salary deduction by completing and signing the applicable portion of the application form. (6) Applicants shall include their employee number on the application form. (7) Applications for payroll deduction shall not be accepted after September 30 in the current parking year. 7/09 s28 Back to Top Prorated permits 29. (1) Permits issued for the current parking year shall be valid from May 1 to April 30. (2) Permits issued after June 30 in the current parking year shall be prorated monthly. 7/09 s29 Back to Top Cancellation of permits 30. (1) A permit holder wishing to cancel a parking permit shall do so by returning recognizable portions of the decal or permit to Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (2) Individuals requesting a refund shall complete a request for refund form. (3) Where the original payment was in the form of cash or cheque, a 30 day processing period shall apply. (4) Where the original payment was a payroll deduction (a) a lump sum deduction shall be processed against the applicant's payroll to close out an outstanding balance; or (b) where there is no outstanding balance, the request for refund shall be processed and a cheque available 30 days from the final payroll deduction. (5) It is the responsibility of the employee to initiate the refund process. (6) A prorated refund shall be made, if applicable. (7) An administrative fee shall be deducted from a refund, and a minimum refund shall apply after that administrative fee has been deducted. (8) Refunds shall be calculated by Campus Enforcement and Patrol and paid by cheque from the Comptroller's Office. 7/09 s30 Back to Top Cancellation of gate control cards 31. (1) A permit holder who is issued a gate control card with a permit and who wishes to cancel his or her permit may be required to return the control card and all recognizable portions of the decal or permit. (2) Where the control card is submitted to Campus Enforcement and Patrol, the refund shall be calculated in accordance with these regulations. 7/09 s31 Back to Top Alternative designated areas 32. (1) The issuance of a permit for a designated area does not guarantee that parking space will be available at all times in that area. (2) Where the assigned area on 1, 1A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7A, 8, 9, 10, 10A, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15A, 15B, 16, 16A, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 36, 51, 52, 56, 56A, 60 or 62 is fully occupied, alternative parking for valid permit holders is Area 16A. (2.1) Where the assigned area is in a lot at the Signal Hill site and the area is fully occupied, alternative parking for valid permit holders is Area S-6. (3) [Rep. by 20/12 s1] 7/09 s32 ; 20/12 s1 ; 37/19 s7 Back to Top After hours parking 33. Parking areas 9 and 16A are available, under normal circumstances, to a vehicle with a valid university parking permit after 3 p.m. 20/12 s2 Back to Top Alternate parking for permit holders 34. (1) A vehicle displaying a valid university parking permit may, as space permits, park in another parking area at the following times: (a) between Monday 5 p.m. and Tuesday 7 a.m. ; (b) between Tuesday 5 p.m. and Wednesday 7 a.m. ; (c) between Wednesday 5 p.m. and Thursday 7 a.m. ; (d) between Thursday 5 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. ; (e) between Friday 4 p.m. and Monday 7 a.m. ; and (f) during statutory holidays and other times when the university buildings are closed. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to parking areas 1, 1A, 2, 8, 9B (East), 9H, 10, 10A, 11, 12, 13, 14, 24, 25, and 56A on campus, all parking areas at the Signal Hill site and parking areas with control gates or parking meters. 7/09 s34 ; 20/12 s3 ; 37/19 s8 Back to Top Closure of parking areas 35. (1) Parking areas may be closed when necessary for maintenance, cleaning, snow clearing, safety or other purposes. (2) A person shall not park in a parking area that has been closed. 7/09 s35 Back to Top Trailers 36. (1) Trailers shall not be parked on campus unless explicit permission is given by Campus Enforcement and Patrol. (2) A person shall not park a trailer in a manner that violates or contravenes this section. 7/09 s36 Back to Top Parking prohibitions 37. (1) A person shall not park a vehicle in designated parking areas for which a permit is required without a valid permit for that area. (2) A person shall not park a vehicle in a designated parking area for which that person has a valid permit without properly displaying the permit as specified in these regulations. (3) A person other than the holder of a permit shall not park a motor vehicle in an area for which a permit is required. (4) A person shall not park a vehicle in such a way as to occupy more than one parking space within a designated parking area. (5) A person shall not enter a designated parking area which is controlled by a gate control device or for which payment is required other than through the designated entry way. 7/09 s37 Back to Top Interference with other vehicles 38. A person shall not park a motor vehicle upon university land in a manner as to interfere with the parking of other motor vehicles or other motor vehicles attempting to enter upon or leave a portion of university land. 7/09 s38 Back to Top Parking prohibited 39. (1) Where a sign which has the words "NO PARKING" or a symbol for "NO PARKING" inscribed on it is erected on a roadway and the part of the roadway to which the sign is applicable is clearly indicated by painted lines or words or markers on the roadway or by additional words inscribed on the signs describing the area to which the prohibition of the sign is applicable by name or other description or by reference to another sign erected on or near the same roadway, the driver of a vehicle shall not park the vehicle in the area to which the sign applies, or between the hours or during the time specified on the sign. (2) Where a sign which has the words "NO PARKING EXCEPT UNDER PERMIT" or a symbol for "NO PARKING EXCEPT UNDER PERMIT" inscribed on it is erected on a roadway and the part of the roadway to which the sign is applicable is indicated by painted lines or words or markers on the highway or by additional words or symbols inscribed on the sign describing the area to which the prohibition of the sign is applicable by name or other description or by reference to another sign erected on or near the same roadway, a person other than the person to whom the permit was issued shall not park a vehicle in the area to which the sign applies. (3) A person shall not park a vehicle in a manner that violates or contravenes this section. 7/09 s39 Back to Top Prohibited parking 40. (1) A person shall not park any vehicle in any parking meter space at any time unless the driver or operator of that vehicle, immediately after parking the vehicle in the parking meter space, deposits in the parking meter adjacent to that parking meter space a coin or coins as indicated on the parking meter for each sixty minutes of time or part of it during which the vehicle is to be parked in the parking meter space. (2) Upon compliance with these requirements, the person shall be entitled to use the parking meter space for parking purposes for the interval of time indicated by the timing mechanism of the parking meters. (3) A person shall not allow a vehicle to remain parked in any parking meter space for a period longer than that for which payment has been made by the driver or operator in the form of coins deposited in the parking meter adjacent to that parking space but the driver or operator may park a vehicle in a parking space for the unexpired time remaining on the parking meter from this previous use without depositing a coin in the meter. (4) A person shall not permit a vehicle to remain in a parking space while the signal "Expired" or "Violation" is in view on the parking meter. (5) A person shall not permit a vehicle to park or cause or permit to be parked in any parking meter space any motor vehicle forming part of the stock-in-trade of any company or person who is a dealer in motor vehicles. (6) A person shall not park a vehicle at a metered parking space other than in the direction of the normal traffic flow. (7) A person shall not allow a vehicle to remain parked in any parking meter space for any period longer than the maximum period of time indicated by the marking on the face plate of the parking meter adjacent to the parking meter space. (8) A person shall not park any vehicle in such a manner that it is not wholly within the area designated or marked under these regulations as a parking meter space and, if a vehicle of a length so as to prevent it from being parked within one parking meter space and occupies part of the adjoining parking meter space, then the person parking that vehicle shall make the necessary deposit of coins as required by these regulations in the parking meter for each of the adjoining parking meter spaces occupied in whole or in part by the vehicle as if that person had parked two vehicles in the adjoining parking meter spaces. 7/09 s40 Back to Top Prohibited parking – pay-per-use parking 40.1 (1) All vehicles parked in designated pay-per-use parking areas shall be parked in a manner complying with these regulations. (2) A person shall not park any vehicle in any pay-per-use space that requires pre-payment at any time unless the driver or operator of that vehicle, immediately after parking the vehicle in the pay-per-use space, makes payment of the designated fee, using the payment method designated and posted for that pay-per-use area, for the time during which the vehicle is to be parked in the pay-per-use space. (3) Upon compliance with subsection (2), the person shall be entitled to use the pay-per-use space for parking purposes for the interval of time indicated by the designated traffic control device. (4) A person shall not allow a vehicle to remain parked in any pay-per-use space that requires pre-payment for a period longer than that for which payment has been made by the driver. (5) A person shall not park any vehicle in any pay-per-use space that requires post-payment at exit unless the driver or operator of that vehicle, before or immediately after parking the vehicle in the pay-per-use space, has completed the steps required to track the time parked in the pay-per-use space. (6) A person shall not remove any vehicle from a pay-per-use space or area that requires post-payment at exit unless the driver or operator of that vehicle, before removing the vehicle, makes payment of the designated fee, using the payment method designated and posted for that pay-per-use area, for the time during which the vehicle is parked in the pay-per-use space. (7) A person shall not park a vehicle in a pay-per-use space other than in the direction of normal traffic flow. (8) A person shall not allow a vehicle to remain parked in any pay-per-use space for a period longer than the maximum period of time indicated by a sign in place for that space or lot. (9) A person shall not park any vehicle in such a manner that it is not wholly within the area designated or marked under these regulations as a pay-per-use space and, if a vehicle's length or width prevents it from being parked within one pay-per-use space and it occupies part of the adjoining pay-per-use space, the person parking that vehicle shall pay for each adjoining pay-per-use space occupied in whole or in part using the payment method designated and posted for that pay-per-use area as if that person had parked multiple vehicles in the adjoining pay-per-use spaces. 37/19 s9 Back to Top General prohibitions 41. (1) Except where otherwise provided or where necessary to avoid conflict with traffic or to comply with the law or the directions of a traffic officer or traffic-control device, a person shall not stop, stand or park a vehicle on a roadway or university land so that the vehicle or a part of it is (a) in violation of the direction provided by any sign erected and applicable to the area in which the vehicle is parked; (b) on a campus roadway; (c) in a no parking area; (d) double parked; (e) in an area that is not clearly defined as a parking space; (f) occupying more than one marked parking space; (g) on a sidewalk, walkway, landscaped area or in any area not designated or intended to be used for parking; (h) in front of a public or private driveway; (i) in front of an authorized loading door designated as that by the Vice-President (Administration and Finance); (j) within an intersection or within 6 metres of an intersection; (k) within one metre from the point on the curb or edge of the roadway immediately opposite a fire hydrant; (l) within 3 metres of a fire exit; (m) within a hospital emergency area; (n) within a designated fire lane; (o) within a designated loading zone; (p) within a crosswalk; (q) within 6 metres of the approach of a crosswalk; (r) within 10 metres upon the approach to a flashing beacon, stop sign or traffic-control signal located at the side of a roadway; (s) within a designated bus stop or drop off area; (t) within 6 metres of a designated bus stop or drop off area; (u) alongside or opposite a street excavation or obstruction when stopping, standing or parking obstructs traffic; (v) on the roadway side of a vehicle stopped or parked at the edge or curb of a roadway; (w) in a manner contrary to the directions of a posted sign; (x) obstructs or impedes the movement of other vehicles or pedestrians; or (y) in a place in contravention of a traffic-control device that gives notice that stopping, standing or parking is there prohibited or restricted. (2) Except where otherwise provided or where necessary to avoid conflict with traffic or to comply with the law or the directions of a traffic officer or traffic-control device, a person shall not stop, stand or park a vehicle on a highway so that the vehicle or a part of it is in a place of contravention of a traffic-control device that gives notice that stopping, standing, or parking is there prohibited and restricted. (3) Except where otherwise permitted, a driver shall not stop, stand or park a vehicle on a highway other than on the right side of the highway parallel to that side and, where there is a curb, with the wheels within 30 centimetres of the curb. 7/09 s41 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Parking approval-Facilities Management 42. (1) Except in accordance with the Act or these regulations the driver of a vehicle shall not park the vehicle upon university land unless permission has been obtained from the Vice-President (Administration and Finance), either orally or in writing and either without or subject to conditions. (2) A driver who receives permission under subsection (1) shall park the vehicle in accordance with the conditions to which the permission is subject or, where there are no conditions, as otherwise directed by the Vice-President (Administration and Finance). 7/09 s42 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Disabled parking 43. (1) For the purposes of this section: (a) "disabled parking space" means a parking space set aside for disabled persons to park a motor vehicle and so designated by the parking prohibited except disabled sign; (b) "parking prohibited except disabled sign" means the sign used to designate that parking is prohibited at all times, disabled drivers excepted, on all days, in the directions indicated by the arrows and the sign shall conform to the specifications of the RB-71 sign in the 4th edition of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada; (c) "international wheelchair logo" means the sign or symbol with a white wheelchair on a blue background; and (d) "permit" means the permit bearing the international wheelchair logo which has been issued by the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador . (2) A person, other than the holder of a valid permit or a person accompanying a permit holder, shall not park a motor vehicle in a disabled parking space. (3) Every person who holds a permit and parks in a disabled parking space shall display that permit in the driver's side, lower portion of that vehicle's windshield while parked in that space. (4) For the purpose of this section, a motor vehicle displaying a valid special license plate or valid parking permit with the international wheelchair logo and issued under the laws of a province other than the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador or a state of the United States, shall be recognized as valid and allowing the special parking privileges provided in these regulations. 7/09 s43 Back to Top Visitor's parking 44. A person who is not a visitor shall not park a motor vehicle in a parking space designated for visitor’s parking. 7/09 s44 Back to Top Enforcement 45. (1) A person who violates or contravenes a provision of these regulations is guilty of an offence and is liable to a fine of $20 (2) A vehicle parked in violation of these regulations or the Act may be towed and impounded at the direction of a Campus Enforcement and Patrol officer where: (a) the parking offence continues for 48 hours; (b) the vehicle is interfering with the parking of other motor vehicles; (c) the vehicle is interfering with other motor vehicles attempting to enter upon or leave a portion of university land; (d) the vehicle is obstructing the flow of traffic on a roadway or parking area; (e) the vehicle is parked in a fire lane or loading zone; or (f) the vehicle is parked in a manner that creates a hazard to pedestrians or other vehicles. 7/09 s45 ; 29/18 s1 Back to Top Possession of vehicle without consent 46. (1) The owner of a vehicle shall incur the penalties provided for a violation of these regulations with respect to a vehicle owned by him or her unless at the time of the violation the owner establishes that some person, other than the owner, was in possession of the vehicle without the consent of the owner. (2) Nothing in this regulation shall relieve the driver or operator referred to in subsection (1) from incurring the penalties provided for a violation of these regulations. 7/09 s46 Back to Top Rescinding permits 47. A parking permit may be rescinded the Vice-President (Administration and Finance) for (a) obvious disregard of these regulations; (b) defacing a permit; (c) copying or duplicating a permit; (d) misuse of a permit; (e) supplying false information; or (f) damaging or tampering with a traffic control device or sign. 7/09 s47 ; 37/19 s10 Back to Top Rescinded permits 48. Persons whose university vehicle parking permits have been rescinded shall not be eligible for a refund. 7/09 s48 Back to Top Towing fee 49. A towing fee as prescribed by the board shall be charged by the university and shall be payable during normal business hours at the Campus Enforcement and Patrol Office on the St. John's campus or at the Bursar’s Office at the Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, Corner Brook. 7/09 s49 Back to Top Impounding fee 50. An impounding fee per day or any part of a day as prescribed by the board may be charged for an impounded vehicle and shall be payable during normal business hours at the Campus Enforcement and Patrol Office on the St. John's campus or at the Bursar's Office at the Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, Corner Brook. 7/09 s50 Back to Top Release of seized vehicles 51. Vehicles towed or impounded shall be released to the registered owner on the payment of the applicable towing and impounding fees. 7/09 s51 Back to Top Repeal 52. The Traffic Control and Parking Regulations, Consolidated Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 1123/96, is repealed. 7/09 s52 Back to Top Schedule [Rep. by 29/18 s2] 7/09 Sch ; 29/18 s2