Parking Hanger # __________ Name ____________________________________ Grade ________ 2009-10
STUDENT MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS
PHILOSOPHY
It is a privilege to drive a motor vehicle to
For those who drive to school, the following
policies are necessary in order to fulfill fire regulations, assure parking
space for visitors and for faculty whose assignments take them off campus
during the day, maintain unobstructed bus lanes, and to provide for the safety
of all. Students may not park in the following areas: visitor and faculty
spaces; the bus loading zone/fire lane, or any yellow zone; along driveways in
the parking lot or in designated handicapped spots unless the student has a
special permit. Entrance, exit and directional markings are to be followed. The
speed limit on campus is 10 mph.
Students are required to obey all
Parking is a privilege and is limited at
Skyline. The adjacent county and
residential streets are all posted “NO
PARKING”.
Parking permits are sold only
to students with ASB cards as follows:
Purchasing a parking permit requires the aforementioned ASB card, a
valid driver’s license, car registration, proof of insurance and signed
permission form by parent and student.
Students must register all vehicles that may be driven to school. Permanent parking permits cost $55 per
semester. Students may not resell or provide their parking pass to another
student. Parking permits grant
students the privilege to park on campus during the school day in the student parking lot (consisting of the
upper, lower, tennis court, and gravel lots), but does not provide an assigned
spot. Parking is first come-first
served for those who have parking privileges. All cars must be
registered and students and parents must have completed a parking policy
form. If students obtain another car during the semester, they must
notify parking security so that the appropriate documentation can be
changed. The parking permit MUST BE
DISPLAYED IN THE WINDSHIELD in clear view; if it is not clearly visible, the
car will be towed regardless of its registered status. Lost permits may be replaced at the cost of
$5.00. There
will be severe consequences, such as but not limited to ticketing, towing at
the owners expense, and/or loss of parking privileges, for students found in
violation of the rules set by the ASB. No refunds will be
given. Priority for parking will be given to Seniors. If any spots
remain, they will be assigned, based on lottery, to qualified Juniors. No
parking spots will be held for students outside of Skyline’s attendance area or
for those that register late for school.
You are expected to park and lock your vehicle in
the designated areas of the student lot without blocking other vehicles. Illegal or inappropriate parking or parking
without a permit is subject to fine, school discipline, and/or towing. This is considered your first warning. No subsequent warning will be given.
Parking
violations include, but not limited to:
1.
Parking in visitors and staff designated parking.
2.
Parking in an unassigned space.
3.
Parking in a fire or bus lane.
4.
Parking in front of the school in the designated load/unload area.
5.
Driving a non-registered vehicle onto campus.
6.
Parking on sidewalk, flowerbed, and/or non-student parking stalls.
7.
Any vehicle blocking the gates or fire lanes will be towed at owner’s
expense at all times.
Consequences of Parking Violations include but are not limited to:
1.
$50.00 fine
2.
$100.00 fine
3.
Vehicle towed at owner’s expense and no parking privileges revoked.
** Reproducing parking passes will result in
student discipline and immediate loss of parking privileges.
Lock your vehicle while
parking on campus and do not leave valuables in the car. Neither
If students desire parking
privileges, they agree not to allow contraband in their automobiles. They
agree that their vehicles are subject to search by school officials if the
officials develop individualized suspicion that student(s) are or have been
violating a law or student conduct rule. Students and their families
understand the parking lots will be subject to periodic patrols by
drug-sniffing dogs at times when students are not in the vicinity of the
dogs. Students agree that if a drug-sniffing dog “hits” on their vehicle
while it is parked on school premises, school officials will have authority to
search the vehicle. If students refuse to allow searches of vehicles by
school officials in such circumstances, such students will lose their parking
privileges and must understand that the District will presume that the dogs
have accurately discovered contraband in determining whether student
disciplinary action is warranted. School board policy #3230
Additional driving regulations may be added
throughout the year to provide safety, security, and appropriate operation of
the school parking lot.
I agree to follow these new regulations when they go
into effect.
Print Student’s Name ___________________________ Student Signature _______________________
Parent Signature ___________________________ Date _______________________
Student
Checklist: (Completed prior
to registering with ASB bookkeeper)
_____ ASB Card
_____ Valid Washington State Driver’s License
_____ Car registration
_____ Proof of Insurance
_____ Semester Signed Permission form by parent
and student