(a) No student shall operate or park a motor vehicle of any kind or description on the campus unless such motor vehicle is properly registered in the office of the director of public safety.

(b) Such registration shall be valid for the academic year and shall be conditioned upon registrant's payment of a motor vehicle registration fee approved by the chancellor and upon his remaining a student in good standing at the college.

(c) In the event a student changes vehicles and/or motorcycles, or adds a second vehicle and/or motorcycle, the newly acquired vehicle will be registered for a fee approved by the chancellor, or his designee, for a set of decals.

(d) Two identifying decals will be issued to each student who registers a vehicle. The decals shall be permanently affixed to the left side of the front and rear bumpers. Failure to affix both decals constitutes a violation of this Part. Motorcycles shall display one decal affixed to the rear fender. If the physical makeup of a particular vehicle precludes strict compliance with this Part, then the decals must be affixed to the vehicle in such a manner as to make them clearly visible.

(e) Students' guests who bring motor vehicles onto the campus must obtain a guest pass. These can be obtained from the office of the director of public safety or from any of the residence hall directors or their designees without charge. A guest pass will be valid for three days only. Guests have only the same parking privileges as students.

(f) Temporary parking permits are available for students who have not previously registered a vehicle with the college, or for students who already have a car registered and who bring a different vehicle onto the campus for a short period of time. These permits can be obtained from the office of the director of public safety, without fee, during normal business hours from Monday through Friday. Students should obtain the permits before bringing the vehicle to the campus. If for some reason they cannot do so and they return the vehicle to the campus on a weekend, the permit should be obtained no later than 5 p.m. on the Monday immediately following. Temporary parking permits will be valid for two weeks from the date of issuance. They may, however, be issued for longer periods at the discretion of the director of public safety or his designee. Guest passes and temporary parking permits shall be placed on the dashboard of the vehicle in such a manner as to be clearly visible through the windshield.

(g) Special medical parking permits may be obtained from the director of public safety or his designee for a valid medical reason. Documentation by a medical doctor will be required to establish a need for such a pass. Periodic updating, to remain in force, will be upon the advice of the authorizing physician. They may be applied for at the office of the director of public safety, Monday through Friday, during regular business hours. These passes will be placed on the dashboard of the vehicle in such a manner as to be clearly visible through the windshield.