Terms & Conditions

Use of the Website

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Use the Website in any way that violates any applicable law or regulation;
Attempt to gain unauthorized access to any part of the Website or systems connected to it;
Use any automated system (bots, scrapers, etc.) to extract data from the Website;
Post or transmit any harmful, threatening, defamatory, obscene, or otherwise objectionable material.

Links to Third-Party Websites

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Intellectual Property

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Payment Terms

1. Payment Due Upon Issuance
All fines and fees are due immediately upon issuance of the citation.

Standard Penalty Fee: $44
Parking Fee (if applicable): $10
Administrative Fee for DMV-Related Charges (Applied after 10 Days)
Late Fee $44 if citation is not paid within 30 days of the first mailed letter

2.. Payment Deadline

You have 10 days from the ticket issuance date to avoid the Administrative Fee
You have 30 days from the ticket issuance date to either pay the citation or submit an appeal.
You have 30 days from the first mailed penalty letter date to avoid a Late Fee

3. Late Fees
Failure to pay or respond within 30 days may result in an additional Late Fee.

Example (Portland): A $44 late fee is applied after 30 days from the mailing date of the first parking penalty notice.

4. Accepted Payment Methods

Online: Parking Portal
Mail: Send payments to:
Skyy Parking LLC
P.O. Box 4634
Portland, OR 97208

Contesting or Appealing a Citation

1. Appeal Timeframe
You may appeal a citation within 30 days of the ticket date.

2. How to Appeal

Online: Submit the form at skyyparking.com/appeals
By Mail: Send a written statement and all relevant documentation (ticket number, vehicle info, payment records) to the mailing address above.

3. Phone Appeals Not Accepted
Appeals cannot be submitted or reviewed by phone. But you may leave a messsage.

4. Forfeiture of Appeal Rights
Failure to appeal within 30 days results in forfeiture of your right to dispute the citation.

5. Escalated Complaints
If you are unable to resolve a dispute with Skyy Parking, the vehicle owner may file a complaint within 90 days to:
Revenue Division - City of Portland
P.O. Box 8084, Portland, OR 97207-8084
https://www.portland.gov/revenue/parking-penalty-notice-complaint

6. Limitations

Appeals may only be approved if the customer states an error has occurred and provides valid proof of payment, permit/reservation, or release of liability. No appeals will be approved for the sole purpose of a reduction in the fine amount or failing to see the postings. Appeals received after the 30th day will not be considered.

Consequences of Non-Payment

Increased Fines: Delinquent citations may accrue additional penalties.
Vehicle Impoundment: Continued non-payment may result in towing at the owner’s sole risk and expense.
Collections: Unresolved debts may be referred to a third-party collections agency.
Legal Action: Legal remedies may be pursued as permitted by law or equity

Other Important Information

Rental Vehicles:
If a parking citation is issued to a rental vehicle, liability typically lies with the rental company,

which may charge your account or contact you regarding the citation. However, the rental company may provide Skyy Parking with a Release of Liability, which transfers full legal and financial liability to the named person(s) or entity on the document.

Ticket Disputes:
If you paid for parking or have mitigating circumstances, include all available documentation when

disputing the ticket, even if some supporting records are unavailable.

Broken Pay Stations:
If a meter or pay station is malfunctioning, do not park in the space. Failure to pay, regardless of

meter functionality, may result in enforcement action.

Fine Schedule Example

Overtime Meter:
- $54 if paid within 30 days
- $98 if unpaid after 30 days
- Admin/DMV related charges
- Please reference PCC 7.25.090 Assessment of Penalties

Disclaimer

This document provides general guidance and does not replace official notices or municipal regulations. Please refer to the ticket issued and the City of Portland Revenue Division for official rules and resolution procedures.