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Appeals Process

What If My Petition Is Denied?

Petition denied? Appeals to University Appeals Hearing Board must be filed within fourteen (14) calendar days from the date of the petition decision e-mail/letter.

Citation amounts must be paid, in full, before filing an appeal. Incomplete, late or unpaid appeals will not be reviewed nor responded to.

File Appeals Online
Appeals must be filed online. Appellants will be notified of hearing date, time and location (usually one week in advance). Attendance is encouraged, but is not mandatory. The case will be reviewed regardless of attendance. Appeals Hearing Board is final.

Jury Of Your Peers
The Appeals Hearing Board consists of students, faculty, and staff members. Transportation presents information, but does not vote on the outcome.

Student members are appointed by the Student Senate President. Faculty/staff members of the Appeals Board are nominated by the Faculty Senate Chair and Staff Senate Chair. The nominees are reviewed and appointed by the NC State Provost and Vice Chancellor for Finance and Business.

What Cannot be Appealed

The following violations/citations cannot be presented to the Appeals Board:

Overtime Parking - if you did not report a faulty meter and the meter is now operating properly.
No Permit -if you did not have a valid permit displayed at the time and have at least two previous citations and/or warnings for "No Permit."
Parking in a Fire Lane - if you do not have documented evidence of an emergency situation, i.e., medical, life threatening.

Notify the Petitions Officer within 14 calendar days of initial ruling of desire to appeal. Upon receipt appeal, appelant is notified of the hearing date, time and location. Attendance is not required, but is encouraged; appeal will be reviewed regardless of attendance. Appeals Hearing Board decision is final.