Rice University Parking Citation Appeal

Rice University Parking Citation Appeal Form

All citations must be appealed within 7 calendar days of the date of the citation.

     All fields with a "*" must be filled.         Second Appeal Form For Parking Citation

Today's Date: 05/16/12  *
License Plate* 		FacultyStaff
StudentVisitor*

First Name*
Last Name*
Rice ID

E-mail (e.g. me@rice.edu)
Phone Number*
College/Department
Please enter a mailing address that can be used to send you notification of appeal results:

Street Address
Apt. No.

City
State
Zip Code
Citation Number*:
 Citation Date*:  (05/16/12)
Location of Violation*:
Additional citiations may be appealed on the same form only if they were issued to the same incident.
A single incident is defined as single or multiple violations resulting from leaving a vehicle unattended in one location.  For example, if a vehicle is left unattended in lot V for two consecutive days and three citations, including a "boot," were issued, all three citations can be appealed with one on-line form.
Citation Number:
 Citation Date:
Citation Number:
 Citation Date:
Please explain carefully the circumstances and conditions which might warrant revoking or modifying the citation(s)*.



Please examine carefully the information you provided. You can only submit one on-line appeal form for each parking citation.

If an electronic mail address is speficied, a message will be sent to you after a successful submission. Please keep this message until you receive a response from Rice University Police Department Office of Traffic and Parking.

If no email address is given, a text-only output will be generated after a successful submission. Please print this screen and keep a copy in your file until you are contacted by Rice University Police Department Office of Traffic and Parking.

 
Traffic and Parking Office personnel of the Rice Police Department provide the initial review of all appeals This first review is to determine if there was an error made by the ticket writer. If the citation was issued correctly, i.e., there was a violation of the University regulations, the Traffic and Parking Office personnel are required to deny the appeal. The Traffic and Parking Office personnel may correct errors, however, they cannot waive regulations. Appeals on the following grounds will not be accepted: lack of knowledge of Rice regulations, lateness due to class or appointment conflicts; and inability to locate a legal parking space.

After the initial review, if an individual wants to request a regulation be waived because of extenuating circumstances, s/he may resubmit the appeal in writing to the Associate Vice President for Finance & Administration.


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