Maps and Campus Guide 2011

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Maps AND PARKING REGULATIONS

Welcome to PHCC

Pasco-Hernando Community College (PHCC) provides cost effective access to higher education and training at four convenient locations in Pasco and Hernando counties. Each campus includes a full-service library, a Teaching-Learning Center that provides nocost tutoring services, and computer stations for student use. While each campus is unique, students appreciate the serene, natural setting of each location.

PHCC also offers wireless Internet connections, classroom white boards and online access to registration, class scheules, the College catalog, and internet courses.

As one of 28 institutions in Florida’s College System, PHCC is publicly funded and remains one of the most convenient and affordable options for meeting the academic and workforce training goals of our residents.

IMPORTANT: Traffic and Parking Regulations at PHCC

PHCC provides convenient, FREE parking at all locations. PHCC employees, students and visitors are expected to be respectful of other drivers by following College driving and parking regulations. Obeying these rules will preserve the safety of our college community and the natural beauty of our campuses. Drivers not following the regulations listed below are subject to being ticketed by local law enforcement agencies. Vehicles parked inappropriately may also be ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense without prior warning. Avoid fines and costly towing fees by following these basic, common sense regulations.

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• follow the traffic signs as posted. The speed limit for driving on any PHCC road or parking lot is 15 mph.

• watch for pedestrians. Pedestrians have the right-of-way.

• obey all official traffic signs and signals • report accidents and other incidents involving vehicles to local law enforcement agencies promptly. If injuries are suspected, call 911 and notify campus officials as soon as possible.

DO NOT PARK:

• within intersections, crosswalks, sidewalks or fire lanes • anywhere official traffic signs prohibit stopping, standing or parking • on the grass or unpaved areas, unless these areas are clearly designated as overflow parking areas • along curbs, berms, or driving lanes, unless painted lines designate parking spaces • in a manner that obstructs a driveway or disabled access ramp or occupies more than one designated parking space • longer than necessary. Overnight parking is prohibited without prior approval from the campus provost or from the vice president of administration and finance at the West Campus. PHCC assumes no liability for vehicles parked on College property.

• in a disabled parking space, unless the vehicle has a valid, handicapped parking permit issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles of the state in which the vehicle is registered. Owners of vehicles parked in disabled parking spaces without a permit are subject to receiving a ticket issued by a local law enforcement agency and being towed.

Contact the towing company identified on signs posted at the campus entrances. Make arrangements to retrieve your vehicle and be prepared to pay the associated towing and storage fees. PHCC does not establish or control the towing or storage fees charged by the local towing companies nor does the College derive any financial gain from vehicles that are towed. The sole purpose of towing is to maintain a safe and orderly campus environment.

Ticketed Vehicles

PHCC does not issue parking tickets, however local law enforcement agencies patrol parking lots regularly and may ticket drivers for driving or parking infractions. Drivers with questions or concerns about ticketed vehicles should contact the issuing municipal law enforcement agency.

PHCC is not empowered to appeal your ticket.

Vehicular Damage to College Property

Vehicular damage to College property will be investigated and reported to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Owners found at fault will be responsible for reimbursing the College for the cost of repairing damages.

Violation of Traffic and Parking Regulations

Students and employees found to be in violation of traffic and parking regulations may also be subject to disciplinary action and substantial fines in accordance with District Board of Trustees (DBOT) rules 6Hx19-6.13 and 6Hx19-2.59. For details on these rules, please consult the Code of Student Conduct and Disciplinary Policy and the Disciplinary Action Board rules at www.phcc.edu.

Parking and Traffic Regulations

Towed Vehicles

Dade City

The original PHCC campus, East Campus is home to the Charles E. Conger Library and the Public Service Technology Building, which houses the college’s law enforcement program. The latest addition to this campus is a new welding classroom and facilities building.

Entrance to the East Campus Robert W. Judson Building dedicated in 2005 (PHCC’s second president—retired).

East Campus

Legend

A. Robert W. Judson Building: Classrooms, Administration, College Store, Student Center, Student Development, and Office Systems Technology Lab B. Physical Fitness Center C. Charles E. Conger Library, Teaching-Learning Center and Computer Lab E. Public Service Technology Building F. Welding Building and Facilities

East Campus Map—Dade City

36727 Blanton Road Dade City, FL 33523-7599 352.567.6701

The newly is transformed classroom B Building.

Legend

A. Main Building: Classrooms, Administration, Student Development, Student Center, Computer Labs and College Store B. Classroom Building C. Alfred McKethan Library and Teaching-Learning Center D. Facilities Building

to Ponce de Leon Blvd.

The North Campus boasts computer labs, a student lounge and a bookstore, a state-of-art “mock” medical clinic for hands-on training, a fitness center, an expanded library, a learning lab, and a newly renovated classroom building with state-of-the-art teaching technology.

North Campus

11415 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Brooksville, FL 34601-8698 352.796.6726

North Campus Map—Brooksville

Brooksville

Spring Hill

The Spring Hill Campus includes a library, a multipurpose and conference building, a full-service student development and administration building and two classroom buildings. This newest campus offers a wide choice of classes to serve the growing population in western Hernando County.

Legend

A. Administration, Student Development and College Store B. Multipurpose and Conference Building C. Library, Technology and Teaching-Learning Center D. Classroom Building E. Classroom Building F. Chiller Plant G. Facilities Building

Spring Hill Campus

Spring Hill Campus—Spring Hill

450 Beverly Court Spring Hill, FL 34606-5307 352.688.8798

West Campus

10230 Ridge Road New Port Richey, FL 34654-5199 727.847.2727

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Set in a nature preserve, the West Campus is the largest of the PHCC’s campuses, and houses the college’s administrative district offices.

Highlights include state-of-the-art health, science and technology classrooms and facilities, a performing arts center, a conference center, and athletic fields and courts.

Legend

A. Administration B. Student Development C. College Store, Quista Café D. Rose & Leonard Case Building— Business & Technology E. District Office/ Financial Services F. Utilities G. Anne F. Bucy Building— Arts & Sciences H. Performing Arts Center I. Central Receiving/Facilities Maintenance/Plant Operations J. Alric C.T. Pottberg Library, Art Gallery and TeachingLearning Center K. Physical Fitness Center L. Athletic Field House M. Health & Science Building N. TodayCare Daycare Center R. Conference Center S. Instructional Center

West Campus Map—New Port Richey

New Port Richey

Pasco-Hernando Community College District Map

Gulf of Mexico

HERNANDO Blanton Road

PASCO Campus Tour Information

www.phcc.edu

Campus tours are available to prospective students and their families.

Tours of each campus take less than an hour.

If you would like to take a tour, call any Student Development Office to make an appointment.

East Campus: 352.518.1310

North Campus: 352.797.5010

Spring Hill Campus: 352.688.8798

West Campus: 727.816.3201 Persons with disabilities who need additional assistance may call any campus, plus extension 3236 prior to visiting.

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