Public postsecondary education: overnight student parking.
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- Introduced
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill requires California community college districts to create and implement overnight parking programs for eligible students. These programs would offer students a designated parking spot to use overnight, at no cost, and would be developed in consultation with campus security and basic needs coordinators. The bill also mandates reporting requirements to track program usage and student demographics, and includes liability protections for campuses.
Key provisions
- Community college districts must develop and adopt overnight parking plans.
- Plans must include procedures for issuing permits and designating parking areas.
- Basic needs coordinators must prioritize securing sustainable housing alternatives for participating students.
- Campuses must report on program usage, student demographics, and challenges.
- Campuses are not civilly liable for good-faith actions related to overnight parking safety.
- The bill requires governing boards to vote annually on establishing the program until they vote to establish it.
- A campus is not liable for injuries occurring in or near overnight parking facilities.
- Campuses must provide information about student housing services to students.
Who is affected
- California Community College Students
- California Community College Districts
- Basic Needs Coordinators
- Campus Security Personnel
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