Charlie,

Please read the entire message:

Your request for Do NOT Ticket for the following date(s) and time(s) has
been approved for your ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
Regional Competition.  This DNT applies to Lots 4, and 5 ONLY.

Friday, November 14, 2003
4:30pm - 8:00pm (Note we do not ticket for not having permits after 8:00pm
on Fridays)

The do-not ticket periods will begin 1/2 hour prior to the event start time
and will expire 1/2 hour after the event end time.

Do Not Ticket Periods are defined as periods during which the campus police
will not ticket for failure to display a parking permit.  ALL OTHER PARKING
REGULATIONS WILL APPLY AND WILL BE TICKETED DURING THE DATE(S) YOU
REQUESTED.  This includes, but is not limited to FIRE LANE VIOLATIONS,
LOADING ZONE VIOLATIONS, HANDICAPPED VIOLATIONS, RESTRICTED PARKING SPACES,
AND NO PARKING AREAS.

Additionally, the visitor parking facility will be open on the date listed
above and will charge anyone leaving.  Do Not Ticket requests do not apply
to visitor parking.  As the event coordinator, it is your responsibility to
communicate these guidelines to your guests.

Good luck with your event.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Charlie Shub" <cdash@ludell.uccs.edu>
To: <parking@uccs.edu>
Cc: <cdash@cs.uccs.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 2:19 PM
Subject: do not ticket request


>
> I am writing to request a do not ticket be issued as follows
>
> Date of Event: Friday, November 14th.
> Time of Event: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
> Time of Do not ticket: 4:30 PM - 11:00 PM
> Site of Do not ticket: Lots 4 and 5 only.
> Title of Event: Contest check in and orientation for
> The ACM International Collegiate
> Programming Contest Regional Competition
> Location of Event: Engineering Building
> Event Sponsors: ACM Student Chapter and UCCS Computer
> Science Department
> Purpose of Event: To allow out of town contestants to become
> familiar with the local computing environment
> they will be using in the actual contest held
> on Saturday, November 15.
> Attendance: Under 150 people.
> Primary Contact: Charlie Shub (details below)
>
> Disclaimer: The check in and orientation session
>                         scheduled for Friday night is, in fact, free
>                         and open to the public.  The contest itself,
>                         to be held on Saturday, requires the entrants
>                         to be full time students at a college or
>                         university in the 7 state, two province,
>                         mountain region.  The teams pay a nominal
>                         registration fee which is used to pay for
>                         refreshments and meals.
>
> please contact me if you have any questions or need more information
>
> charlie shub   University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
> cdash@cs.uccs.edu               http://cs.uccs.edu/~cdash
> (719) 262-3492                  (fax) 262-3369
>