Fleming College provides accessible parking spaces at its campuses and may arrange temporary accommodated parking for eligible students and employees.
The complete Fleming College Parking Policies and Regulations are available on the College Services website.
Accessible Parking
Accessible parking spaces are identified by posted signage and are generally located close to accessible building entrances.
To use an accessible parking space, a vehicle must have:
- A valid Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit that is properly displayed; and
- Valid Fleming College parking authorization through either:
- An active Fleming College parking permit; or
- Active daily paid parking.
A Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit does not replace the requirement to pay for parking or hold a valid Fleming College parking permit.
Fleming College does not issue separate accessible parking permits. College parking permits are purchased online through the Fleming College Parking Portal and are connected to the licence plate registered on the permit holder’s account.
Information about applying for a provincial permit is available on the Government of Ontario Accessible Parking Permit webpage.
Accessible parking spaces are strictly enforced. Parking in an accessible space without a valid and properly displayed Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit may result in a $350 parking violation and additional enforcement action.
Temporary Accommodated Parking
Students and employees with a temporary injury, illness or medical condition that limits their ability to travel between their regular parking area and campus buildings may request temporary accommodated parking.
Temporary accommodated parking may be approved for up to 90 days. If the accommodation is required beyond the approved period, a new request and supporting documentation must be submitted for review. Extensions may be approved depending on the individual circumstances.
Individuals who expect to require accessible parking for longer than 90 days are encouraged to apply for a temporary or permanent Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit.
An accommodated parking arrangement does not authorize a vehicle to use a designated accessible parking space unless a valid Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit is properly displayed.
Employees
Employees requiring accommodated parking must follow the medical accommodation or return-to-work process established by Human Resources.
The supporting documentation must indicate that a parking accommodation is required because of a medical restriction. Parking Services will work with Human Resources to identify an appropriate parking location based on the approved accommodation and available parking.
Students
Students requiring accommodated parking must provide appropriate medical documentation to the Campus Nurse.
The documentation must indicate that a parking accommodation is required because of a medical condition. Once the request has been approved, Health Services will provide Parking Services with the student’s name, student number and the approved length of the accommodation.
Medical details and supporting documentation will not be provided to Parking Services. Parking Services will determine an appropriate accommodated parking location based on the approved request and available parking.
Privacy
Parking Services does not collect or retain medical documentation. Medical documentation is reviewed and maintained by Health Services or Human Resources, as applicable.
Important Information
All accommodated parking arrangements are subject to approval, availability, posted signage and the conditions communicated by Parking Services.
Vehicles must have valid Fleming College parking authorization for the entire time they are parked on College property. Drivers are responsible for ensuring that their licence plate information is entered correctly in the parking system.
For assistance with accessible or accommodated parking, contact Parking Services at parking@flemingcollege.ca.