If you would like to dispute this decision, you may submit a second review to the University Appellate Board, which is part of the Office of Student Conduct. To appeal, you must submit a written request in person at the DOTS office within 7 business days from the date of the decision letter. Before submitting your appeal, you must pay the fine associated with the citation up to $50.00 of the amount due at the DOTS office. Payments made over $50.00 will nullify your ability to submit a second review. The front desk will accept your written review with the receipt from your payment. Your review must include a clear explanation of why you would like your ticket invalidated or reduced. This request should include relevant information that was not mentioned in the first appeal. You may include copies of any supporting documents. The University Appellate Board typically takes 2 to 3 months to reach a decision regarding your appeal. If the University Appellate Board overturns the decision by STRS, your $50.00 payment will be refunded to your student account. If the University Appellate Board upholds the decision by STRS, the remaining balance of the citation will be charged to your student account. University Appellate Board decisions are final and will render all prior STRS decisions null and void. For more information please call 301‐314‐7275.

UMUC student appeals will be reviewed by the DOTS Parking Violation Review Manager, however second reviews are not available to UMUC students. Second reviews are not available to faculty/staff or visitors."

1. 1. A late fee of $20 will be assessed.
2. 2. Vehicles with three outstanding PVNs that are more than 15 days old may be towed at the owner's expense. Vehicles will not be released until those outstanding fines and fees are satisfied.
3. 3. The PVN may be referred to the state MVA Flagging Program or Central Collection Unit for action, and all unresolved fines may be added to the university student account. Personal checks will not be accepted for ticket payment under the State MVA Flagging Program. Students may be responsible for PVNs issued to vehicles owned by family members. Income tax returns may be garnished for settlement of unresolved PVNs.