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A parking permit is required at all times at the Foothill College main campus and at the Sunnyvale Center. When properly displayed, a permit authorizes you to park in any student lot. Failure to properly display a parking permit, except in 30-minute parking spaces, will result in a citation. Parking permits are valid at Foothill College, De Anza College, and the Sunnyvale Center. There are three types of parking permit decals: annual, quarterly and day-use. If you have a disability DMV placard or license plate, please see information below about Handicapped and Disability Parking Permits. The parking permit machines accept credit/debit cards and cash (including all bills). The day-use permit is valid on the date of purchase only. Before purchasing a daily permit, always find a legal parking space first. Park in marked spaces only! When you register for classes online, you may buy a parking permit in MyPortal. If you use this method, you may print a short-term temporary permit that must be replaced by the permanent decal permit that will be mailed to the address you specify. You will be charged a service fee when you purchase a parking decal.

If you are not an enrolled student at Foothill, De Anza, or the Sunnyvale Center, you will not be able to login to MyPortal to buy a parking permit. However, you can buy a permit directly from the permit vendor. Parking permits are required seven days a week from 7 a.m. All vehicles must properly display a valid parking permit. Students are authorized to park in marked stalls in student lots only. Students may not park in stalls marked for disabled, staff, vendors, official vehicles or park in roadways, dirt areas or along parking lot curbing. Staff parking permits are required for all staff spaces. Staff permits are issued by the District Police Department. Special permits will be issued only by the District Police Department. The permit must be displayed on the dashboard or hang on the interior mirror so it can be read from the outside. Special permits are valid only when used within the areas and dates designated on the permit.

The parking decal may be transferred between vehicles. Refunds for quarterly decals are available only when you drop all classes and return the decal to campus police within the the first two weeks of the quarter, or first week of Summer Session. Annual permits are non-refundable. There is no free replacement for lost, stolen, or damaged decals. Possession of a parking permit does not guarantee you a parking space. If the lot is full, you must try another student parking lot. Parking information is posted on signs at the entrance to Foothill College and every lot on campus. The above regulations apply 365 days a year unless otherwise noted. Illegally parked vehicles can be cited and/or towed, even if class is not in session. Overnight parking is not allowed. Read all signs and road markings carefully. Be sure to park only in a marked space, clearly display your permit, and lock your vehicle. Section 23113A of the California Vehicle Code grants the authority for the Foothill-De Anza College Police Department to enforce all Vehicle Code violations on the parking lots and roadways within the Foothill-De Anza Community College District property. In addition, the District may adopt its own regulations to provide adequate parking and the safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles. On-campus parking, traffic and police matters are conducted by the Foothill-De Anza District Police Department. Please send an email to police@fhda.edu or call the Campus Police at 650.949.7313 for parking permit questions. We're Here to Help! Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed July 5 for Independence Day Observance. Campus and virtual offices closed Fridays for summer through Sept. Fall registration begins through Sept. Summer grades available in MyPortal. Fall quarter begins. See how to add a class.

People who qualify for a permit usually have a "substantial and permanent" disability. There are criteria for automatic qualification and discretionary qualification. In receipt of the high rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance for help with getting around. Receives a Personal Independence Payment for being unable to walk further than 50 metres (a score of 8 points or more under the ‘moving around’ activity of the mobility component). Registered blind or are severely sight impaired. In receipt of War Pensioners Mobility Supplement. In receipt of a lump sum benefit under the Armed Forces and Reserve Forces (compensation) Scheme and have been certified as having a permanent and substantial disability which causes inability or considerable difficulty walking. Are on the autistic spectrum. An organisational "blue badge" permit may be issued to an organisation using a motor vehicle or vehicles when the vehicle or vehicles are to be used to carry disabled people who would themselves be eligible for a badge. Organisations will be asked to provide evidence of their tax exemption certificate.

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