Summer Parking regulations and information

Student parking
Students who are on campus during summer (whether for work or classes) do NOT need to purchase a permit for their vehicles.  However, if a student is living in college housing then their vehicle information should be registered with the Hall Director or RA for their residence.  There is a section on the summer housing paperwork that asks about vehicle information.  We ask that this information be provided in case we need to contact a vehicle owner in regards moving the vehicle or to provide other parking instructions.

Students that are commuting to campus during the summer should register their vehicles directly with the parking office, 403-3948. 

Most campus lots (see exceptions listed below) are open for student parking. 

All campus parking lots are considered open (from 6:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.) during the summer months.
This however, does not mean that we do not ticket. 

Employee and student vehicles that use campus lots during summer should NOT be parking in any of the following places:

The Priory parking lot. This lot is reserved for the priest that live at the Priory and visitors/guest to the Priory.  Special permit required.

The JMS lot  # 2 is NOT available for overnight parking during the summer. i.e. no parking between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

The Riverside-Vander Zanden lot # 1 (this is used exclusively by the **snowbirds during the summer, they arrive May 30th) ** The snowbirds have one reserved parking space, identified by their Apartment number.  This spot is to be used solely by the tenant living in that apartment.  Vehicles that park in any of the Riverside-Vander Zanden parking spaces will be ticketed and/or towed is necessary.  There is plenty of available parking within the JMS or PAC lots.

Kress Inn/Bemis Conference Center lot-Lot 14 and Admission lot #11. These lots are strictly for Kress Inn, Bemis conference guests and visitors to campus.

Vehicles parked in no parking areas must utilize their vehicle hazard lights and be moved within a short period of time (15-20 minutes).

Vehicles parked in short-term parking spaces must abide by the time limits. Failure to comply will result in a ticket.

Handicapped spaces (unless a valid handicapped permit is displayed)

Handicapped parking
Spaces in several parking lots are reserved for people with physical disabilities (with an appropriate sticker). Signs and bright blue symbols mark these spaces. A temporary handicapped-parking permit may be obtained through the Health Center in Main Hall or from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The fine for unauthorized parking in these areas is $30.

Vehicles with properly displayed handicapped permits (state or St. Norbert College issued) are allowed to park within lots marked as "No overnight - No parking 2:00-6:00 a.m." 

Loading/unloading and short-term (15-20 minute)/errand parking
Short-term parking is allowed in the cul de sac on Marsh Street and in the indented loading zones on Reid Street. Vehicles must have their hazard lights on and be moved within the 15-20 minutes time frame. Any vehicles that are parked for longer than 20 minutes or are parked without their hazard lights on will be ticketed. Vehicles parked in the Reid Street loading zones must be parked parallel to the curb. Angle parking is not allowed.

Motorcycle and scooter parking

There are no permits required for motorcycle/scooter parking. However, they must be parked in the areas designated for motorcycles: along the east side of the PAC building or in the Third Street South lot just right of the entrance off of Third Street. Motorcycles and scooters can NOT be parked in regular car stalls, nor are they allowed to be driven, pushed or parked anywhere else on campus.

General parking procedures
Vehicle owners/operators are expected to use the parking area within the parameters of the College parking policy and good vehicle etiquette.

• Vehicles must be parked in properly marked parking stalls.
• Vehicles cannot be parked by yellow curbs or other areas marked by yellow lines.
• The City of De Pere, by ordinance, prohibits overnight parking on city streets between 2:00-6:00 a.m. Reid, Third, Stewart and Marsh Streets are city property.
• All vehicles must be parked forward to bumper and in parking stalls as defined by yellow parking boundaries.
• Vehicles parked within indented loading zone areas on Reid Street must be parked parallel with the curb. No angled or diagonal parking is allowed.

Rental Car Policy
The College uses Enterprise Rent-A-Car for local vehicle rentals. Please read the Rental Car Policy (pdf).

Wheeled vehicles

All "wheeled" vehicles * (except those that assist disabled persons to navigate through campus and/or St. Norbert College service vehicles) are not allowed on campus sidewalks.

*To include scooters (motorized and non-motorized), bikes, in-line skates and roller blades, skateboards and the like.