Title
Parking Regulations in Cebu Port
Law
Cpa Administrative Order No. 01, S. 2012
Decision Date
Jan 26, 2012
Cebu Port Authority establishes comprehensive parking regulations to enhance safety, security, and efficiency within its premises, including designated parking areas, fees, and penalties for violations.
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Coverage of the Order

  • Applies to all ports and premises owned and administered by the CPA.

Definitions of Key Terms

  • Authority: Cebu Port Authority (CPA).
  • Abandoned Vehicle: Unattended for over 24 hours.
  • Authorized Tow Vehicle: CPA-authorized vehicle for towing.
  • Bicycle: Two-wheeled human-powered vehicle.
  • No Parking Areas: Areas not designated for parking, marked with "No Parking" signs.
  • No Stopping Areas: Areas marked with "No Stopping" where vehicles cannot stop.
  • No Waiting Areas: Areas marked "No Waiting" where waiting is prohibited.
  • Overnight Parking: Parking from 12:00 midnight to 6:00 A.M.
  • Parking: Vehicle stopping on roadside or designated area for a period, excluding quick stops for loading/unloading.
  • Parking Area: Spaces designated for parking with proper signage.
  • Trailer: Non-self-propelled vehicle attached to a motor vehicle.
  • Vehicle: Any conveyance propelled by any means, including bicycles and animal-driven vehicles.

Designated Parking Areas and Signage

  • Specified parking locations include areas in front of Pier Passenger Terminals, CPA Main Administration Building, and designated outports.
  • Parking facilities must have signs indicating fees and operating hours.
  • The CPA General Manager may alter parking area designations.

Prohibited Parking Areas

  • Parking is strictly prohibited in areas marked "No Parking."

Restrictions on Stopping

  • Vehicles may only stop briefly near entrances/exits for passenger unloading/loading with prompt departure.
  • Vehicles entering or exiting undergo security screening and verification.

Parking Fees, Time Limits, and Exceptions

  • Fees vary by vehicle type (e.g., bicycles P20/hour, heavy equipment P200/hour).
  • Maximum parking duration is two hours unless extended with prior notice to CPA personnel.
  • Illegal parking beyond the limit incurs fines and possible vehicle towing at owner’s expense.
  • Persons with disabilities and senior citizens are exempted from the two-hour limit but must present valid ID and pay initial fees.

Prohibition of Vehicle Presence in Certain Areas

  • No waiting or parking is allowed in "No Waiting," "No Parking," or "No Stopping" zones except under specified conditions.
  • CPA General Manager can modify area designations as necessary.

Prohibited Activities in Parking Areas

  • No parking for vehicle sale display.
  • No washing, greasing, or repair except emergency repairs.

Overnight Parking Ban

  • Parking after midnight is forbidden; violators face towing and fines.

Authorized Enforcement Officers

  • CPA traffic enforcers can move vehicles violating parking rules.
  • They may tow unattended vehicles obstructing traffic to impound lots at owner's cost.

Specific Violations Within Pay Parking Facilities

  • Prohibited acts include refusal to pay, parking outside marked spaces, tampering with vehicles, using parking for unauthorized purposes, and ignoring posted instructions.

Notices for Illegally Parked Vehicles

  • Officers will tag unattended violating vehicles with notices, requiring responses within seven days.

Compliance and Penalties for Failure to Respond

  • Failure to answer charges results in waiver of contest and liability for fees.

Exemptions

  • CPA officials’ and employees’ vehicles are exempt from this Order.

Parking Privileges for Other Government Agencies and Concessionaires

  • Official vehicles of maritime-related government offices and concessionaires with valid permits may be allowed designated parking.

Penalties for Violations

  • Illegal Parking, No Stopping, and No Waiting violations: P500 fine each.
  • Overnight Parking violation: P2,000 fine.
  • Other violations: P500 fine.
  • Possible revocation or confiscation of permits or passes by CPA.

Separability Clause

  • Invalid provisions declared unlawful do not affect the rest of the Order, which remains effective.

Repealing Clause

  • Previous inconsistent orders and circulars are repealed or modified accordingly.

Effectivity

  • The Order takes effect 15 days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.

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