Parking permits are issued on the basis of an individual's primary work station.

When parking a non-decal bearing vehicle, the permit holder must complete an Alternative Car Registration form and deposit it in the nearest alternative car registration box.

Daytime and afternoon permit parking privileges are not transferable. Evening privileges are transferable to other authorized users.

A permit is invalid when the expiration date has passed, any portion of the permit is not visible or is illegible, it has been altered, the appropriate fee has not been paid, or it has been reported lost, stolen, or canceled.

Vehicles cannot be "stored" in campus garage facilities. Vehicles parked in excess of 72 continuous hours are subject to citation.

In accepting a parking permit, the permit holder agrees to abide by campus parking policy. failure to do so may result in the revocation of parking privileges.

The University is not responsible for loss or damage to vehicles parked on University property.

See also UCSF Administrative Policy Guide, Section 200-17.