Parking Areas
Leeward CC maintains seven parking lots with unreserved marked stalls and four parking lots with restricted use only stalls.
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Parking Lots with Marked Stalls
Lot 1A located Diamond Head of DH-B and mauka of CE portables:
- 187 Unreserved stalls
- 8 Visitor stalls
- 8 ADA stalls
Lot 1B located makai of CE portables:
- 191 Unreserved stalls
- 6 ADA stalls
Lot 2 located mauka of Education building:
- 183 Unreserved stalls
Lot 3 (Main) located mauka of Language Arts and Learning Commons buildings:
- 388 Unreserved stalls
- 30 Visitor stalls
- 4 ADA stalls
- 8 Electric Vehicle stalls (no chargers)
- 1 State Vehicle stall
- 3 Reserved stalls
Lot 4A located mauka of Physical Science and Biological Science buildings:
- 315 Unreserved stalls
- 6 ADA stalls
- 7 Electric Vehicle stalls (no chargers)
- 6 Electric Vehicle stalls (with chargers)
- 1 State Vehicle stall
- 9 Reserved stalls
Lot 4B located mauka of Math & Science building:
- 159 Unreserved stalls o 5 ADA stalls
Lot 5 located makai of Tuthill courtyard:
- 115 Unreserved stalls
Parking Lots with Restricted Use Stalls Only
Theater Lot 1C located makai of Theatre building:
- 3 ADA stalls
- 1 Reserved stall
- 2 Commercial Loading Zone stalls
- 1 10-Minute Loading Zone stall
Children’s Center Lot 5A located makai of MS building:
- 2 ADA stalls
- 4 Reserved stalls
- 1, 15-Minute Loading Zone stall
Automotive Lot 5B located mauka of the ET building:
- 2 ADA stalls
Shadehouse Lot 5C located ewa of the tennis courts:
- 1 ADA stall
Apply for a Parking Permit
All students and employees are required to have a valid parking permit issued at no cost by Leeward CC to park at Leeward CCʻs Puʻuloa campus.
Upon receipt of a confirmation email indicating your application for a parking permit has been approved, information will include pick up procedures.
Special Parking Permit Distribution (Spring 2024)
If you have not yet obtained your parking permit, we have special hours for pickup:
- Upon receipt of your parking application email confirmation, proceed to the tables to the right of the Cashierʻs Office window, AD building lower floor: January 8-9 & 11, 9:00am – 12:30pm
- From January 12, students and employees may pick up their permit from the Cashierʻs Office Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 3:30pm (closed on State Holidays).
Students and employees must:
- Have a valid Leeward CC student ID or verification of Student Employment via HR.
- Possess a valid driver’s license.
- Possess valid insurance for the motor vehicle being parked on campus. The length of the insurance coverage for the motor vehicle must, at minimum, remain valid throughout the entire validity period of the parking permit being applied for.
- Complete a parking permit application (online or available at the Cashier’s Office).
- Not transfer the parking permit to another individual. Only one parking permit per academic year shall be issued to each applicant.
Employees must:
- Be currently employed by the University.
- Possess a valid driver’s license.
- Possess valid insurance for the motor vehicle being parked on campus. The length of the insurance coverage for the motor vehicle must, at minimum, remain valid throughout the entire validity period of the parking permit being applied for.
- Complete a parking permit application (online or available at the Cashier’s Office).
- Not transfer the parking permit to another individual. Only one parking permit per academic year shall be issued to each applicant.
In the event that the parking permit is inadvertently left in another vehicle a temporary parking permit shall be requested via the Campus Security Office, LA 238. Replacement parking permits must be applied for at the Cashier’s Office and a replacement fee may be assessed. Non-credit parking permits will be issued by the Office of Workforce Development (OWD).
Visitor Parking
Visitors Only Parking in Lots 1A and 3 (view map). Entrance to the Visitor Parking Lot (1A) is through Gate #1 off of Ala ‘Ike. Entrance to the Visitor Parking Lot (Lot 3) is through Gate #3 off of Ala ‘Ike. Visitors shall only park in the marked visitor stalls adjacent to the Diamond Head side of CE building for Lot 1A or mauka from the city bus stop in Lot 3. Parking is limited to 3 hours. If the visit is anticipated to be longer than 3 hours, an extension must be authorized by Campus Security, LA 238. Students, faculty, and staff are not permitted to park in the Visitor’s Parking area. Vehicles parked in violation of this provision are subject to citation.
Units coordinating meetings on the Leeward CC campus shall request visitor parking passes for meeting attendees via the Enterprise Operations Office, by calling (808) 455-0558 or x558 from a campus phone.
Definitions, and Delegation of Authority
- “Board” refers to the University of Hawaiʻi Board of Regents.
- “Campus” refers to all lands controlled by the University of Hawaiʻi and under the jurisdiction of the College.
- “Chancellor” refers to the Chancellor of Leeward Community College and shall include the chancellor’s authorized designee.
- “College” refers to Leeward Community College (Leeward CC).
- “Contractors” shall include any person actively delivering goods and/or performing services under contract or under a business relationship with the College.
- “Employees” refers to and shall include the faculty, staff and administration employed by the University of Hawaiʻi and performing work related duties at Leeward Community College.
- “Motor Vehicle” shall include but not limited to automobiles, trucks, and motorcycles.
- “Student” refers to any full-time or part-time University of Hawaiʻi credit or non-credit student enrolled and/or attending courses at any of Leeward CC’s campuses.
- “Student Employees” refers to any full-time or part-time University of Hawaiʻi student being employed at Leeward Community College that is contingent on their enrollment.
- “University” refers to the University of Hawaiʻi.
- “Visitor” shall include any person who is not a student or employee as defined above who is actively conducting official business at the College.
The University of Hawaiʻi President is delegated the authority to promulgate practices and procedures governing parking and operation of motor vehicles on University campuses. In consideration of the uniqueness of each campus, the President delegates authority to Chancellors to promulgate practices and procedures to govern parking and operation of motor vehicles on the Chancellor’s respective campus in the context of Title 20, Chapter 12, Parking and Operations of Motor Vehicles, Hawaiʻi Administrative Rules. (From EP 10.501)
Chancellor’s Authority and Priorities
The Chancellor shall have authority to:
- Provide ample reserved stalls for motor vehicles owned or operated by the University;
- Provide loading zone areas;
- Provide ample reserved stalls for ADA parking;
- Establish priorities in issuing parking permits to employees and students;
- Issue special parking permits to certain University employees whenever the performance of their position depends on it;
- Install temporary and/or permanent traffic control signs, signals, and traffic control devices, and
- Execute appropriate actions as necessary or desirable to control traffic and/or parking.
- Modify this document as necessary to ensure the overall safety of the campus community relating to parking and traffic control.