Students who choose to drive to school will operate their vehicle in conformance with all rules and regulations of the State of Minnesota, the City of Eden Prairie, and School District 272 Board of Education Policy, governing the reserved parking lot.
Motor vehicles must be licensed and covered by insurance. The City is not responsible for the motor vehicle or its contents. Because bus transportation is available to each student in the district, it is important to remember driving to school is considered a privilege and, with so many students wanting to drive, rules will be strictly enforced.
Use of Vehicle During School Hours
The driver registered with the City of Eden Prairie is responsible for the behavior of others in their vehicle even if they are not present. Vehicles not registered with the City of Eden Prairie are subject to being wheel-locked or towed.
Speeding and/or Reckless Driving; Illegal Parking
Permit owners must observe and obey traffic laws and parking permit laws. Any vehicles parked illegally in fire lanes or in areas other than the designated student lot, such as in staff reserved areas, EPCC patron-only section or posted 2-hour parking, or without a valid parking permit visibly displayed, will be subject to violation consequences and/or towing of vehicle at owners expense.
Any student vehicle parked in the EPCC patron-only lot will be ticketed or towed at owner's expense.
Search of Vehicle
Vehicles may be subject to search if there are reasonable grounds to believe illegal drugs, alcohol, stolen property or other contraband might be present in the vehicle.
Violation Consequences
First Violation — Written Ticket/Fine
Second Violation — One week parking suspension plus ticket/fine (including fine if permit is not properly displayed)
Third Violation — Revocation of parking permit without refund, plus ticket/fine
Display of Permit — Persons that fail to display a permit at all times on City grounds continuously will face parking suspensions and/or revocation without refund and/or fine
Towing — Vehicles may be towed at owner’s expense if parked improperly, in addition to above penalties
Additional Information
Limited Parking Dates
During the week of Schooner Days, parking permit spots at Round Lake Park are unavailable and students will be able to park at the Community Center for those days only. Parking in the patron-only lot will not be available to students.
Lost or Stolen Parking Permits
The fee to replace a lost parking permit is $50. If it is stolen, a police report must be filed. PLACE VALUABLES IN YOUR TRUNK AND REMEMBER TO LOCK YOUR VEHICLE AT ALL TIMES!
Theft/Vandalism
The City of Eden Prairie and the Eden Prairie Community Center are not responsible for vandalism or damage to vehicles or loss of items from inside the vehicle.
Questions/Concerns
If you have any questions or concerns about your parking permit, call 952-949-8470 during business hours or email CommunityCenter@edenprairiemn.gov.