Between 9:00am and 5:00pm (6:00am to 6:00pm in Car Park 12 and 21) you must display a valid Flinders University permit or park in a metered bay.

 

Regular Parking

Staff and students of Flinders University can purchase annual or semester permits. These are valid in all general parking areas set aside in all Car Parks, except 6 and 18.

Permits can be purchased from the Cashier's Office on the ground floor of the Registry Building and from the Sturt Retail Shop in the Sturt Precinct. 

Current parking fees are detailed in the parking permit application form. Staff can Salary Sacrafice their parking fees by signing the  Salary Sacrifice Agreement Form (PDF 127KB)   and completing the  Expense Form (PDF 59KB) .

Day permits are valid for 24 hours from the time of purchase and can be used in all general bays in most Car Parks except 6, 12, 18 and 21 and metered bays. They can be purchased from:
  • Cashier's Office
  • Vending machines in the information bay near the University's main entrance
  • Vending machines in Car Parks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 9a, 15 on the main campus and in Car Parks 13, 14, 16 and 20 at the Sturt Precinct.

Short Term Parking

Ticketed bays are in Car Park 6 near the Registry Building (4 hours on top deck, 8hr limit on lower deck) and in Car Park 18 at Sturt (4-hour limit). Short term parking is also available in the metered bays in car parks 4, 5, 7, 9 and 15.

Disabled Parking

Disabled parking bays are available in most car parks. An Australian Disability Parking Permit is required to be displayed when parked on campus. People who have a short-term disability can apply for a non-renewable three-month University permit through the Health Service. Written evidence from a treating medical professional is required. These permits are only valid when displayed with an annual, semester or day ticket. Disabled bays are monitored 24 hours a day and must display a valid permit at all times.

VIP (Blue Scratch) Permits

Most visitors should park in metered bays or use day permits in general parking areas. However, special permits allowing VIP visitors to park in blue zones may be purchased by Cost Centers for a small fee. A General Ledger Journal  need to be completed.

These permits are intended for use by visitors meeting with the University Executive. They should not be issued to consultants, sales or service representatives, casual staff, people attending interviews or on work experience placements.

Permits are valid for one day only and must be scratched to expose the valid date. Permits must be displayed on the passenger side dash so that they are clearly visible from outside the vehicle.

Blue parking bays are located in the following areas:

  • Registry - Car Park 6 (lower deck only)
  • Health Sciences / Registry – Car Park 1, level 1
  • Humanities/Social Sciences North - Car Park 5
  • Social Sciences South/Law and Commerce - Car Park 4
  • Information Science and Technology/Engineering - Car Park 15
  • Physical Sciences - Car Parks 7 and 9
  • Biological Sciences - Car Park 8
  • Sturt Buildings - Car Park 18
  • Sturt Buildings - Inner Zone (eastern side)
  • Medicine - Car Park 12 (south of sports fields)

These locations can be found on the University map.

Pregnant Staff Special Permit

A short-term special parking permit is available to pregnant staff from 30 weeks gestation onwards by visiting the Practice Nurse at Health and Counselling. If there is a problem prior to 30 weeks that necessitates a special parking permit, written evidence from a treating medical professional is required. These permits are only valid when displayed with an annual, semester permit or day ticket, but can be used in disabled parking bays.

If you are a staff member breastfeeding a child in the Child Care Centre, a special parking permit may be available through application to the Equal Opportunity Unit. 

Infringement Notices

Please note the current fee for all parking infringements is $40 except for parking in Disabled Areas. Parking in disabled areas where infringements are $150.

Both Parking Inspectors and Security Officers regularly patrol the University campus and Mark Oliphant Building (MOB) and issue Infringement Notices to vehicles found to be in breach of University’s By-Laws. The notices are usually placed around the windscreen wiper of the vehicle. The Infringement Notice is produced using a hand-held, ticket-issuing device or hand written notice. Do not park in No Standing or No Parking areas (avoid yellow hatched areas, or yellow lines), on verges, or in parking areas for which you don't have a valid permit. Parking areas are marked on the university map.

How to Pay for Infringements

Payments of Infringement Notices can be made in person at the Cashiers office, ground floor, Registry Building. A telephone payment may be made using your credit card (MasterCard or Visa) by telephoning 8201 3146 during office hours 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday (Public Holidays excepted). If you send payment by mail, remember that you must quote the expiation notice number and the vehicle registration number. Cheque and Money Orders should be made payable to "Flinders University" and should be addressed to: 

Flinders University
Cashier's Office
GPO Box 2100
Adelaide SA 5001

Please Note: Never send cash through the internal mail or Australia Post mail

Appeals

If you wish to dispute an offence informally, then you will need to fill in an Expiation Appeal Form explaining any extenuating circumstances involved in the commission of the offence. These circumstances will then be taken into account before a notice is issued stating either that no further action will be taken or that the offence can be expiated by payment within 14 days of the date of the notice. Please see 2013 Infringement Notice Information (PDF 150KB) for some examples of explanations that will NOT be successful in disputing a fine.

Appeals against the issue of an Infringement Notice must be in writing, please fill out the Expiation Appeal Form

The Infringement number, registration number and your postal address must be quoted, and your appeal should explain clearly but briefly why you believe the notice could be withdrawn, and should conclude with a request to that effect. Once a decision regarding the Appeal has been reached, a letter advising the outcome will be sent to the appellant. In the meantime, no further action will be taken.

Statutory Declaration (Vehicle Related Offences)

If you were served with the Formal Reminder Notice as the owner of an offending vehicle, you are taken to have committed the offence. However, your liability may be removed by providing a Statutory Declaration stating that the vehicle:

  • Was being used illegally;
  • Was being used by another person (nominated by you);
  • Had been sold or otherwise disposed of.

Please forward one of the following statutory declarations to the Parking Office, otherwise you will be deemed to be responsible for the Infringement Notice.

2013 Stat Dec - Parking (PDF 7KB)   or  2013 Stat Dec General (PDF 7KB)

Sold Vehicle/ Not in charge of Vehicle Statutory Declaration Form (PDF 8KB)

Lost Permits

If a permit is lost then a replacement permit must be purchased and will be charged at the full cost of the current fee. The  2013 Stat Dec - Lost permit (PDF 8KB)  must be completed and presented at the Cashiers Office when purchasing a replacement permit. In the meantime a day ticket or short term ticket should be purchased to avoid being issued with an infringement notice.

Contact

More information is available by phoning the Parking Office on (08) 8201 2207, or by email parking@flinders.edu.au