General
A Parking Permit is not a guarantee that a space is available. Both Municipal and College Enforcement Officers will use reasonable means to prevent unauthorized parking by non-permit holders. If you forget your pass you should immediately obtain a day pass from the Parking Office or the Registrars Office by presenting your receipt, to avoid receiving a Parking Infraction Notice.
The College is the only legitimate distributor of Parking Permits on any Algonquin College campus. Any permit purchased from any other source is invalid. The vehicle displaying the alternate permit will by immediately ticketed and towed. Parking Permits are not transferable. Vehicles bearing permits in use by one individual and owned by another will be ticketed and/or towed.
Vehicles should not be parked overnight unless authorized by the Parking Office or unless the vehicle is parked in the Residence Lot bearing a valid Algonquin College Residence permit.  Algonquin College assumes no responsibility for loss or damage to vehicles or their contents, however caused, while on Algonquin College property. All cars should be securely locked. Parking fees are for use of the space only. Vehicles presenting an environmental danger (e.g. gas leak) will be removed from the property immediately.

Violations
Parking privileges may not be renewed or can be revoked at any time by the Parking Manager for Parking Violations or non-payment of Parking Fines. Parking Violations include, but are not limited to:

• Parking in higher priced lots than the permit displayed (e.g. Green Permit in Red Permit lot);
• Vehicles parked in restricted spaces such as Handicap or Loading Zones;
• Vehicles bearing Expired, Lost, Stolen, or Forged permits;
• Parking on Roadway Shoulders, Grassed areas, Fire Lanes, Fire Routes or No Parking areas;
• Improperly displayed permits or no permit displayed;
• Triple Parking where only 2 rows are available;
• Flat rate lot 12 Visitors parking anywhere other than lot 12;
• Failing to properly display permit;
• Other Municipal Bylaws or violations provided for in Provincial Legislation.