§ 46.2-1228. Enforcement of parking regulations of boards of visitors ofeducational institutions.
Any regulation of any board of visitors or other governing body of aneducational institution pursuant to the provisions of § 23-9.2:3 relating toparking on property owned by the institution shall provide:
1. That uncontested citations issued thereunder shall be paid to theadministrative official or officials appointed under the provisions of thissection in the city or county in which the property of the institution lies,who shall promptly deposit such sums into the state treasury as a specialrevenue of the institution; and
2. That contested or delinquent citations shall be certified or complaint,summons, or warrant shall be issued as provided in § 46.2-1225 to the generaldistrict court in whose jurisdiction the institution lies. Any sum collectedby the court, minus court costs, shall be promptly deposited by the clerkinto the state treasury as a special revenue of the institution. However,nothing in this section shall prevent any educational institution whichadopts, or has adopted, regulations pursuant to § 23-9.2:3 providing foradministrative disposition of contested, uncontested, or delinquent citationsfrom disposing of those citations in accordance with those regulations, andall moneys collected under those regulations shall be deposited promptly intothe state treasury as a special revenue of the institution.
(1974, c. 403, § 46.1-254.1; 1975, c. 440; 1977, c. 671; 1980, c. 355; 1989,c. 727.)
§ 46.2-1228. Enforcement of parking regulations of boards of visitors ofeducational institutions.
Any regulation of any board of visitors or other governing body of aneducational institution pursuant to the provisions of § 23-9.2:3 relating toparking on property owned by the institution shall provide:
1. That uncontested citations issued thereunder shall be paid to theadministrative official or officials appointed under the provisions of thissection in the city or county in which the property of the institution lies,who shall promptly deposit such sums into the state treasury as a specialrevenue of the institution; and
2. That contested or delinquent citations shall be certified or complaint,summons, or warrant shall be issued as provided in § 46.2-1225 to the generaldistrict court in whose jurisdiction the institution lies. Any sum collectedby the court, minus court costs, shall be promptly deposited by the clerkinto the state treasury as a special revenue of the institution. However,nothing in this section shall prevent any educational institution whichadopts, or has adopted, regulations pursuant to § 23-9.2:3 providing foradministrative disposition of contested, uncontested, or delinquent citationsfrom disposing of those citations in accordance with those regulations, andall moneys collected under those regulations shall be deposited promptly intothe state treasury as a special revenue of the institution.
(1974, c. 403, § 46.1-254.1; 1975, c. 440; 1977, c. 671; 1980, c. 355; 1989,c. 727.)
§ 46.2-1228. Enforcement of parking regulations of boards of visitors ofeducational institutions.
Any regulation of any board of visitors or other governing body of aneducational institution pursuant to the provisions of § 23-9.2:3 relating toparking on property owned by the institution shall provide:
1. That uncontested citations issued thereunder shall be paid to theadministrative official or officials appointed under the provisions of thissection in the city or county in which the property of the institution lies,who shall promptly deposit such sums into the state treasury as a specialrevenue of the institution; and
2. That contested or delinquent citations shall be certified or complaint,summons, or warrant shall be issued as provided in § 46.2-1225 to the generaldistrict court in whose jurisdiction the institution lies. Any sum collectedby the court, minus court costs, shall be promptly deposited by the clerkinto the state treasury as a special revenue of the institution. However,nothing in this section shall prevent any educational institution whichadopts, or has adopted, regulations pursuant to § 23-9.2:3 providing foradministrative disposition of contested, uncontested, or delinquent citationsfrom disposing of those citations in accordance with those regulations, andall moneys collected under those regulations shall be deposited promptly intothe state treasury as a special revenue of the institution.
(1974, c. 403, § 46.1-254.1; 1975, c. 440; 1977, c. 671; 1980, c. 355; 1989,c. 727.)
