Regulations

Establishment and Authority of Parking Operations

The University of Missouri-Kansas City controls and supervises the operation and use of motor vehicles on the University of Missouri-Kansas City campuses and has adopted appropriate rules and regulations to control the possession and operation of all types of motor vehicles by students, employees and visitors.

The Board of Curators of the University of Missouri has established UMKC Parking Operations as a self-funded auxiliary unit of the University of Missouri – Kansas City.  UMKC Parking Operations falls under the authority of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, or their designee.  UMKC Parking Operations is charged with the responsibility to fully fund the acquisition, construction, maintenance, and operation of all parking facilities on the campuses of the University of Missouri - Kansas City.  “Operation of parking facilities” shall include enforcement of Parking and Traffic Regulations, as appropriate.  UMKC Parking Operations does not receive any funds from student tuition, nor from funds allocated to the University by the Legislature of the State of Missouri.  University facilities used for vehicular traffic or parking are used by permission of the Board of Curators of the University of Missouri, and not as a matter of right.

The Regulations below have been established to ensure optimal use of University of Missouri - Kansas City's parking facilities and efficient movement of traffic. These Parking and Traffic Regulations are effective August 1, 2025.  Pursuant to the provisions of the UMKC Parking and Traffic Regulations, the Committee hereby adopts the following Regulations relating to the possession and/or operation of motor vehicles by students, visitors, employees and affiliates and penalty fees for violations.

All fees collected under these regulations shall be used solely for administering regulations, maintenance and the acquisition of university parking facilities.  All fees derived from parking shall be paid into the Parking Lot Operations Fund.

The Director shall publish on the UMKC Parking Operations website the policy of the University of Missouri-Kansas City with reference to motor vehicles, the responsibility of those who operate motor vehicles, and the rules and regulations together with such other matters relating thereto as may be deemed proper.

  1. "Academic year" as used herein shall be determined to begin with the Fall Semester, and continuing through the Spring and Summer semesters each year.
  2. “AMP” as used herein shall refer to the AIMS MobilePay website, or the AMP Park smartphone app.
  3. "Committee" as used herein shall refer to the Parking and Traffic Committee.
  4. “Contractor” or “Vendor” as used herein shall refer to anyone providing services, labor, etc. to the University, with or without compensation, and not employed by the University.
  5. "Director" as used herein shall refer to the Director of Parking Operations for the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
  6. "Employee" as used herein shall include any faculty member, staff member or other person rendering service to the University of Missouri-Kansas City for compensation, or having an active “Courtesy” appointment status, or other active employment status, with or without compensation. This shall exclude persons employed in a job defined as Student Employment by the Office of UMKC Human Resources.
  7. “Excessive violations” as used herein shall mean any vehicle, or individual account, with four (4) or more unpaid parking violations. This shall include violations that have been transferred from the parking management system to a UMKC financial account (Pathway) but remain unpaid in that system as well.
  8. “Inoperative vehicle” as used herein shall mean any wrecked, disabled, or damaged vehicle, including, but not limited to, any of the following conditions:
    1. Placement of the vehicle or parts thereof upon jacks, blocks, chains, or other supports;
    2. Absence of one or more parts of the vehicle necessary for the lawful operation of the vehicle upon streets and highways;
    3. Storage/parking of a vehicle with one or more deflated tires.
  9. “Metered Parking” as used herein shall mean time-based pay-parking, in designated areas.
  10. “Motorcycle” as used herein shall refer to a 2-wheel motorized vehicle steered by handlebars, and with a seat designed to straddle the vehicle. Any motorized vehicle with more than two wheels, including a motorcycle equipped with a sidecar, shall be excluded for purposes of these Regulations.
  11. “Motor vehicle" or "Motorized vehicle” as used herein shall include any vehicle primarily propelled by a combustion engine, regardless of the specific fuel type, and/or an electric drive system. Pedal-powered vehicles, including those equipped with a secondary electric or combustion drive engine (49cc or less, or the equivalent) are excluded, and shall be considered bicycles.
  12. "Student" as used herein shall mean any person enrolled in the University of Missouri-Kansas City for any course of study. This shall exclude any benefit-eligible employee of the University, even if enrolled as a full-time student.
  13. “University” or “UMKC” as used here in shall mean the University of Missouri - Kansas City.
  14. "Vice Chancellor" as used herein shall refer to the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration unless otherwise indicated.
  15. "Visitor" as used herein shall refer to any person making legitimate use of UMKC facilities who is not a UMKC employee, student, or contractor/vendor as defined above.
  1. The Chancellor of the University of Missouri-Kansas City, or his/her designee, shall appoint an advisory committee to be known and designated as the Parking and Traffic Committee. The Committee shall consist of three (3) faculty members, three (3) staff members, and three (3) students.
  2. The faculty and staff members shall be appointed for staggered three-year terms, with one faculty position and one staff position becoming vacant each year on September 1st. The student members shall be appointed for one-year terms.
  3. Faculty members shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor, or designee based upon nominating recommendations received from the Faculty Senate. Staff members shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor, or designee based upon nominating recommendations received from the Staff Council.
  4. Student members shall be appointed by the Vice Chancellor, or designee, based upon nominating recommendations received from the Student Government Association or the Student Affairs office.
  5. The Committee shall designate one of the members as chair. In addition, such ex-officio members as may be deemed appropriate by the Vice Chancellor shall participate in and lend their expertise to discussions of campus parking and traffic policy as scheduled.
  6. The Committee shall also make recommendations concerning the setting of fees for parking privileges and for the violation of any parking and traffic regulations of the University of Missouri-Kansas City. It shall also be the duty of the Committee to study traffic conditions at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and to make recommendations relating to the improvement thereof.
  7. Subject to the provisions of Section XIV hereof, the Committee shall have appellate jurisdiction over all violations of the Parking and Traffic Regulations of the University of Missouri-Kansas City. In addition, the Committee shall make recommendations to University administration as to the promulgation and administration of these regulations.
  8. All parking and traffic matters of the University of Missouri-Kansas City shall be referred to the Committee and all recommendations of the Committee pertaining thereto shall be made to the Vice Chancellor or their designee.
  1. The Director of Parking Operations and the Director of UMKC Police shall serve as ex-officio members of the Committee and shall be charged with the administrative duty of carrying out the enforcement of these rules and regulations. The Director and/or the Director of UMKC Police shall delegate the authority to issue violation notifications to departmental employees of Parking Operations and UMKC Police Department. All such violation notifications shall be issued on the authority of the Director and/or the Director of UMKC Police.
  2. The Director shall maintain an office of Parking Operations that shall be open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding sanctioned University holidays. All permits shall be issued on the authority of the Director.
  1. The applicable portion of these regulations shall form a part of the terms of employment of every employee of the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
  2. The portion thereof applicable to students shall be deemed a part of the established regulations of the University of Missouri-Kansas City which govern every student enrolled in the University of Missouri-Kansas City (Student Code of Conduct).
  3. Visitors, Contractors and Vendors are subject to all parking regulations and all fees incurred.
  1. Anyone operating a vehicle on University parking lots, drives or roadways must be in possession of a valid driver's license and proof of insurance, as well as comply with all other vehicle and traffic related elements of the Revised Statutes of Missouri (RSMo).
  2. Any vehicle operated or parked on University parking lots, drives or roadways must have a valid state-issued registration and license.
  3. All motorized vehicles must park with the license plate facing the driving lane, and with the license plate unobstructed from plain view. The only exception is when a motorcycle is parked in a designated motorcycle parking zone, as detailed in Section XI.
  4. Speed limit on the University of Missouri-Kansas City campus is 10 MPH unless otherwise posted.
  5. Parking spaces on the University campus shall not be used for any other purpose than temporary vehicle parking, without the express consent of the Director of Parking Operations, or their designee. Specifically, even if a vehicle has a valid University parking permit, it is prohibited to use any parking space(s), driveway, sidewalk, or loading dock area to display a vehicle for sale, or for the repair, dismantling or servicing of any vehicle except in the event of a disability or accident while in motion and then only for such minimum time as is necessary to return it to an operative condition.
    1. The Parking Operations Office shall be notified within two hours of an inoperative vehicle being placed on campus if it cannot be immediately returned to an operable condition. An inoperative vehicle shall be removed from University property by the owner (or responsible person) within 48 hours of the vehicle becoming inoperative.
  6. The Director and/or the Director of UMKC Police is authorized to impound or have removed, any motor vehicle illegally or improperly parked on the grounds of the University of Missouri-Kansas City (See Section XIII), and the owner thereof shall pay all towing and storage charges resulting from the impoundment of the motor vehicle. The University Police, Parking Operations and the University assume no liability when vehicles are towed.
  7. No motorized vehicle may be parked in any bicycle rack, building or entranceway to any building, and when so parked shall be issued a University violation notification and may be removed from the area (See Section XIII). At no time shall a motorcycle, motor scooter or moped be operated on the sidewalks or lawns of the University of Missouri-Kansas City. All such vehicles are subject to all traffic regulations applying to motor vehicles.
  8. The Director, upon direction of the Chancellor of the University of Missouri-Kansas City, or designee, may temporarily change the qualifications for parking on any parking lot and prescribe the temporary qualifications.
  9. Permit applications, and violation appeals, shall be available online at the Parking Operations website. There shall also be kept in the Parking Operations Office access to a back-up version of application forms to be completed by applicants for the purchase of parking permits.
  10. The University assumes no responsibility for the care and protection of vehicles or their contents while the vehicle is on property owned, leased or otherwise controlled by the University.
  1. The University of Missouri-Kansas City shall endeavor to provide on-campus parking facilities that will be appropriately marked and maintained as University of Missouri-Kansas City parking lots. All such parking lots shall be maintained for the exclusive use of University of Missouri-Kansas City employees, students, visitors and affiliates.
  2. All such parking lots shall be divided into such classes as the Committee may determine, and the Committee shall prescribe the qualifications for parking on each class of parking lots.
  3. Parking permit and/or meter payment requirements shall be in effect from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday, excluding official University holidays. Parking permit and meter payment requirements shall also remain in effect when classes are not in session, ie. semester breaks. However, the time restriction on any such lots may be altered as necessary, at the discretion of the Director.
  4. Employee permit parking areas may, at the discretion of the Director, be enforced on a 24 hours per day, 365 days per year basis.
  5. Specific parking spaces are reserved in some lots for vehicles driven by individuals with disabilities. Signs and accessible insignia mark these accessible spaces. In order to utilize these spaces, a state issued disability license plate or hangtag, and an appropriate University parking permit or metered parking payment must be in effect for the vehicle. Parking Operations requires all UMKC employees and students, displaying a disability license plate or hanging placard, to provide the Parking Operations Office documentation that the state disability license plate or hangtag was issued to the person displaying same. Any persons other than persons with a disability parking in these designated spaces shall be subject to a traffic fee (See Section XII, Subsection A.1.a). Violators may be towed at their expense. (See Section XIII) Disabled person parking spaces are enforced 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.
  1. No motorized vehicle may be parked on designated areas of the University of Missouri-Kansas City grounds unless a parking permit has been obtained and is associated to such vehicle.
  2. UMKC uses virtual parking permits, where the permit is based on the vehicle license plate.
  3. The license plate must be securely fastened to the exterior of the vehicle facing the driving aisle in a horizontal, upright position of not less than 12 inches from the ground. (Some Motorcycles use vertical plates.)
  4. Removable tow hitches should be removed and stored when not in use. No covers may be placed over the license plate that would inhibit the reflectiveness of the plate.
  5. The alphanumeric characters of the license plate must be visible and not obstructed by license plate frames, accessories or other items (e.g. paper, tape, etc.).
  6. Parking permits shall be issued to qualified employees, visitors, students and affiliates of the University in accordance with regulations adopted by the Committee. Such permits shall designate the type of lot to which the permit applies.
  7. All persons to whom parking permits are issued may be required to pay a fee to the University of Missouri-Kansas City at the time the permit is issued. The amount of the fee will be recommended by the Committee.
  8. The primary method of ordering a parking permit, shall be online. Students and employees shall log in with their University single sign-on (SSO), and the system will show the appropriate permit types available for that individual.
  9. If it is necessary to purchase a permit in-person, a student, employee, contractor or vendor may be required to present one or more of the following:
    1. A picture ID or a valid operator's license.
    2. The license plate number (and issuing State), and the Year, Make, and Color of their vehicle.
    3. Provide any other pertinent information required by the Director, or their designee.
  10. A parking permit allows the applicant to park a vehicle in designated locations during certain hours, on a space available basis and is not a contract between the University and the permit holder to provide a space in any designated location.
  11. The payment of the parking permit fee shall apply to all vehicles operated by an individual student or employee. No more than one vehicle bearing a permit issued to any individual student or employee may be on campus at any time, unless at a paid parking meter, i.e., one paid permit equals one vehicle in a permit lot on campus. Failure to comply with this section shall be considered a violation of Section XII, Subsection A.2.c.
  12. Permits cannot be transferred or resold to, nor shared with, any other individual.
  13. Any motor vehicle bearing a revoked or canceled parking permit, or a license plate which has been mutilated or damaged such that the alphanumeric characters are illegible, shall be treated as not bearing the required parking permit.
  14. Counterfeiting or willful mutilation, alteration, or destruction of any license plate shall be a violation of these regulations (See Section XII, Subsection A.2.c).
  15. When a State, like Missouri, issues more than one license plate for a vehicle, both plates must be affixed to the same vehicle. Displaying the same license plate number on more than one vehicle, shall be a violation of these regulations (See Section XII, Subsection A.2.c).
  16. If any license plate becomes lost, stolen, destroyed, or becomes mutilated to the extent that it does not comply with these regulations, the holder of an associated permit shall notify the Parking Operations Office for removal of that license plate from the permit.
  17. Students or employees will assume responsibility for the parking of their vehicles and all family/household vehicles, and all violations issued to these vehicles, whether or not the student or employee is in direct control of the vehicle at the time of the violation.
  18. By authority of the Committee, the Parking Operations Office shall have the right, at any time, to revoke any parking permit, or to reassign any parking permit to another parking lot or alter the hours and days of restricted permit parking on any parking lot.
  19. The permit holder is responsible for any violation that occurs on a vehicle bearing a permit number issued to them.
  20. If the title or ownership of a motor vehicle is transferred, it shall be the duty of the student or employee possessing a permit to remove the license plate(s) from the vehicle.
  21. Violations issued for improper driving are the responsibility of the vehicle operator at the time of the violation.
  22. The Committee shall make all necessary supplementary rules and regulations necessary for the application, issuance and use of permits.
  1. The Committee shall, upon the adoption of these regulations, determine and by rule declare the conditions under which students shall be entitled to keep in possession or operate motor vehicles.
  2. Any student attending the University of Missouri-Kansas City may possess and operate a motor vehicle and must comply with the Parking and Traffic Regulations.
  3. Pending permit availability, any student may obtain a parking permit upon completing the appropriate permit request and paying the fee as established by the Committee. The cost of the permit cannot be billed to any Pathway account with a financial encumbrance. Parking permit refunds may be granted in accordance with the refund schedule published by the Cashiers Office / Registrars Office.
  1. Employees shall pay the fee per month for each month, or portion of the month, for which the permit is valid. Payment may be made in advance, or by monthly payroll deduction. Payroll deduction requires a minimum of a one-semester permit purchase. Payroll deductions will continue the term of the selected permit. Employees paid over nine (9) months, are only eligible for payroll deduction during the months of September through May.
  2. A continuous parking permit issued to an employee using payroll deduction for payment will continue to be valid and the payroll deduction will continue, as long as the employee is still eligible for payroll deduction, or until a cancellation request is submitted by the employee. Employees who request payroll deduction for a permit limited to one or two semesters or a single academic year, must renew the permit prior to or upon expiration, to avoid a lapse of their parking permission.
  3. In order to terminate a payroll deducted parking permit, an employee must notify the Parking Operations Office on or before the date that they wish to have their parking permit end. Payroll deducted parking permits being cancelled cannot be prorated within a pay period.
  4. Employee permit pricing for full semester, multi-semester and continuous permits, is income-based and is divided into five tiers. Employees who elect a continuous permit, will start their payroll deduction based on their income tier at the time they start the permit deduction. The rate will then be reviewed on or about June 1 of each year, to determine if the employee has changed income tiers. In the event of a change of tiers, the change in the payroll deducted amount will take effect starting that June. Employees who elect to purchase permits for defined periods of time, will have their rate reviewed each time they renew their parking permit.
  5. Benefit-eligible employees cannot purchase a student parking permit - even if they are enrolled as a full-time student.
  1. Visitors should pay for parking in the metered areas on campus via the AMP Park app or secure a temporary parking permit from the sponsoring department or from Parking Operations. Visitors on campus to attend a department sponsored seminar, departmental/community meetings and events or volunteer activity may use one of the following ways to pay for parking:
    1. One-day visitor hangtag
    2. Weekly temporary permit
    3. Metered parking areas, paid via the AMP Park app
    4. Internal units of the University, or external groups, may request pre-paid parking for an event. The rate will be determined based on the anticipated size and time of the event.
  2. Department Guest Parking Violation Void Policy: In the event a department is not able to provide a visitor with a permit prior to a campus visit and that visitor receives a parking violation, the department may provide two (2) unused hangtags or a MoCode to cover the cost of two hangtags ($14) to the Parking Operations Office for cancellation. Please advise your guest or visitor to return any violation received to your department for handling if you wish to have the ticket voided. No violation will be voided without either two unused hangtags or a MoCode to cover the cost of the void fee. This policy applies only to campus visitors; violations issued to faculty, staff and students shall not be voided by this method.
  1. UMKC Parking Operations provides designated motorcycle parking zones in multiple parking lots. Any motorcycle with a valid permit may park in a designated motorcycle parking zone, regardless of the specific permit designation of the greater parking lot at-large.
  2. Motorcycle license plate must be affixed and displayed either horizontally or vertically, facing the rear of the vehicle, and legible from eye level.
  3. Motorcycles are prohibited from parking at bicycle racks and are prohibited from operating on sidewalks or any other area not intended for motor vehicle traffic.
  4. When a motorcycle is parked in a designated motorcycle parking area, it is not required to park with the license plate facing the driving lane.
  5. When a motorcycle is parked in a regular parking space, it shall be required to be parked with the license plate visible to the driving lane.
  6. Any Student, Employee, Vendor, or Contractor wishing to occasionally park a motorcycle on campus instead of their regular vehicle(s), may add their motorcycle license plate and vehicle information to their regular parking permit.
  7. Any Student, Employee, Vendor, or Contractor who operates only a motorcycle, may contact Parking Operations to purchase a parking permit at half the price of a standard parking permit for their designation.
  1. UMKC parking and traffic violations are administrative actions and are not reported to the Missouri Department of Revenue. The Committee has established the following Parking and Traffic Violations, and associated administrative disciplinary fees:
    1. Violations carrying a $100.00 disciplinary fee:
      1. Parking in an ADA accessible space without a required State-issued disability plate or hangtag.
      2. Parking along a designated fire lane.
      3. Unauthorized removal of, or attempted removal of, or damage to an immobilization device.
      4. Driving on any University drive or roadway at a speed in excess of 10 miles per hour.
      5. Driving on any University property in a careless and reckless manner so as to endanger persons or property.
      6. Driving in the opposite direction from that designated on any University drive marked for one-way traffic.
      7. Failure to come to a complete stop at a University-posted stop sign.
    2. Violations carrying a $65.00 disciplinary fee:
      1. Parked in a space reserved for a designated person or specific purpose.
      2. Parking in a designated No Parking zone (No Parking sign posted).
      3. Circumventing Rules and Regulations:
        1. Counterfeiting, altering, defacing, or transferring a parking permit to another individual for whom a parking permit was not issued.
        2. Failing to comply with any final order or ruling of the Committee.
        3. Taking part in any plan or act to circumvent the traffic regulations:
          1. Placing/displaying a previously issued violation on a vehicle shall be considered an attempt to circumvent.
          2. Parking when parking permit has been revoked.
          3. Having two or more vehicles parked on campus under a single permit (other than at a paid meter) at any one time.
          4. Using a parking permit of a type not valid for use by the status (employee, students, etc.) of the person displaying the permit.
          5. Deliberate failure to furnish correct vehicle information or license plate.
      4. Vehicle immobilization due to excessive violations.
      5. Vehicle towed from campus, pursuant to Section XIII.
    3. Violations carrying a $35.00 disciplinary fee:
      1. Parked in an area in which a University permit is required without having a valid permit.
      2. Parked with license plate not facing drive lane, or license plate obstructed.
      3. Parked in loading zone.
      4. Parked in driveway or on walks.
      5. Parked on any part of the campus or lands of the University of Missouri-Kansas City, that is not designated for parking purposes, either temporarily or as a permanent parking lot.
      6. Parked in an area in which the assigned University permit does not apply.
      7. Parked in a metered parking space with an expired meter, by not having an active payment in the meter payment app (AMP Park) during the time the vehicle is parked. Parking meters shall be enforced from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m., Monday through Friday.
      8. Parked overtime in a time-limited zone or space.
      9. Utilizing more than one parking space for a single motor vehicle.
      10. Violating any other provision of the Parking and Traffic Regulations, not specified in Section XII.
    4. Violations carrying a $17.50 disciplinary fee:
      1. Parking vehicle without license plate facing drive lane, or with obstructed license plate. (See Section VII, C). This fee adjustment is assessed only at the discretion of the Committee.
      2. Keeping an inoperative vehicle on campus (See Section II, D and Section I, J):
      3. Failing to notify the Parking Operations Office within two hours of having an inoperative vehicle on campus.
      4. Failing to return the vehicle to an operative condition, or remove the vehicle from campus, within 48 hours.
  1. Immobilization of a vehicle may occur under the following circumstances:
    1. The vehicle, permit, or account has accumulated four or more unpaid or outstanding violations.
    2. The vehicle displays a lost, stolen, defaced or counterfeited permit.
    3. The vehicle has no state license plate(s) and/or the VIN (vehicle identification number) has been covered.
    4. The vehicle appears abandoned.
  2. A fee of $65.00 will be assessed for immobilization. A fee of $100.00 will be assessed for unauthorized removal, or attempted removal, of an immobilization device.
  3. A vehicle may be towed at the owner's expense, if in In the judgment of the University Police Department (UMKC Police Policy 4:077-078) or the Parking Operations department:
    1. The vehicle has been immobilized for four (4) days, and the owner or responsible person has not contacted the Parking Operations Office to arrange release.
    2. The placement of the vehicle constitutes or is likely to constitute a safety hazard to persons or property.
    3. The vehicle is impeding or obstructing traffic.
    4. The vehicle is parked or placed in a way that creates a hazardous interference (e.g., in a driveway, fire lane, handicapped parking space, on a sidewalk, obstructing access to any building entry/exit, in a space reserved for a special purpose, or remains in an inoperative condition).
    5. The vehicle continues to be parked illegally after an initial immobilization and release.
    6. The vehicle is improperly licensed as defined in Section V, Subsection B.
    7. The vehicle has been abandoned and doesn't constitute a traffic or safety hazard, and after the UMKC Police has applied a 48-hour towing notice.
    8. A fee of $65 will be charged by UMKC for a towed vehicle in addition to the towing company fees. The University Police, Parking Operations and the University assume no liability when vehicles are towed.
    9. Immobilized, impounded, or removed vehicles shall be released to the owner or authorized representative after arrangements have been made with the UMKC Police, Parking Operations and/or authorized towing/impoundment company, as applicable.
  1. Notice of a violation of traffic regulations shall be given in the following manner:
    1. The original notice shall be affixed to the vehicle or delivered to the person charged with the violation or sent by first-class mail to the address shown on the records of the University of Missouri-Kansas City. The disappearance of a parking violation notice from a vehicle does not relieve the violator from responsibility.
    2. The form of the notice shall be in duplicate and/or an electronic copy of the notice shall be filed in the Parking Operations office by the party serving the notice.
  2. All parking violations shall be paid or appealed, within thirteen (13) days. The method of appeal shall be online via the Parking Operations website. If the website is unavailable for some reason, within the time the ticket is eligible to be appealed, an appeal can be submitted via email. In the appeal, the ticket number, the appellant's name and contact information and the reason for the appeal must be clearly presented. If the violation is not appealed, or the fee paid, within thirteen (13) days an additional penalty fee of $5 will be assessed, and appeal will no longer be available.
  3. The violation appeal will be resolved at the lowest possible level. If the appeal can be resolved by Parking Operations Office personnel, such as a hangtag violation, it will be resolved, and the appellant will be notified via email. All violation appeals not resolved by Parking Operations administrative personnel will be forwarded to the Committee. The Committee will administratively rule on the appeal and the appellant will be notified of the result. The appellant is not required to appear before the Committee and no formal hearing is required. However, if an individual was unable to attend the initial appeal hearing and the Committee denies the appeal, the appellant may request a hearing before the Committee and will be notified as to the time and place of this hearing. Failure to attend the requested second appeal hearing, will result in the original decision of the Committee remaining in place, and no further appeal will be available. The Committee shall have the power and authority to rescind, reduce or uphold said fee. The ruling of the Committee shall be final.
  4. The Director shall report to the Director of Cashiers, or designee, all fees assessed against a student, employee, visitor, on-campus worker or anyone else who parks on campus and receives a violation(s) that are unpaid and billable, giving the name of the individual, the amount of the fee and the violation(s) for which assessed. It shall be the duty of the Cashiers Office to bill the fee and give the individual notice thereof. Once fees have been reported to the Cashiers Office, said fees are subject to all rules under the University of Missouri Statement of Financial Responsibility. Balances invoiced by the UMKC Cashiers Office, either through emails or traditional mail, are subject to a 1% monthly finance charge, a monthly late fee which is disclosed on the invoice and, if necessary, a 30% collection fee for any balance referred to outside collections.
  5. The University Police Department reserves the right to issue traffic citations as a municipal traffic violation, which are handled outside of the processes detailed in these regulations and instead handled through the Jackson County Municipal Court. Those citations may be reportable to the Missouri Department of Revenue and could result in points being assessed against a driver’s license.