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International Parking & Mobility Institute CAPP Certification Program

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CAPP Certification Program

RECERTIFICATION GUIDELINES

Presented by the

CAPP Certification Board of the International Parking & Mobility Institute

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CAPP RECERTIFICATION GUIDELINES

Table of ContentsCommunications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Maintaining the Credential . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Recertification Pro Rata Formula — Required Recertification Points per Cycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Recertification Point Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

The William M. Voigt, CAPP, Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Applying for a Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Recertification Recordkeeping Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Credential Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Appendix A – Submission Guidelines for Professional Articles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Appendix B - Sample Recertification Pathways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Appendix C – Recertification Recordkeeping Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Program Type 1 – Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Program Type 2 – Professional Development/Continuing Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Program Type 3 – Board-Level Professional Service/Leadership/Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Program Type 4 – Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Program Type 5 – Online Training Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Program Type 6 – Re-Taking the Certification Exam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Total Number of Points/Continuing Education Units (CEUs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Statement of Understanding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Recertification Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

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Communications

Please direct all communications in writing to:

International Parking & Mobility Institute

Office Phone:

Office Fax:

Web Address:

Email Address:

ATTN: CAPP Certification Program 1330 Braddock Place, Suite 350 Alexandria, VA 22314

571.699.3011

703.566.2267

parking-mobility.org/capp

[email protected]

Maintaining the Credential

In order to maintain an active status as a CAPP in good standing, certificants must meet these recertification requirements:

• Earn the required recertification points.

• Submit the Recertification Recordkeeping Form byDecember 31 of their recertification year.

• Earn a total of 20 Professional Development points neededto recertify; agree to abide by the CAPP Code of Ethics;attest to the accuracy of the professional experience,education, and professional development documentation;and pay the $200 (IPMI member) or $300 (IPMI non-member) recertification fee.

OR

• Submit a professional presentation, or feature article/regular column, for one point and retake and pass theexamination for the remaining 19 points; agree to abideby the CAPP Code of Ethics; attest to the accuracy of theprofessional experience, education, and professionaldevelopment documentation; and pay the $350 fee ($200[IPMI member recertification fee] + $150 retest fee) orthe$450 fee ($300 [IPMI non-member recertificationfee] +$150 retest fee).

Points may be spread across education, training, professional development, and professional service on the recertification matrix;

• One point of the 20 recertification points must be earnedeither by serving as a presenter/co-presenter of a one-hour or longer parking-related presentation, or throughsuccessful submission of a professional article (minimumof 1,600 words), or contribution of a regular column in aparking or parking-related periodical (please see AppendixA for guidelines for professional articles) or throughsuccessful submission of six 300-word maximum blog posts.

• The recertification cycle begins on January 1 of the yearfollowing the award of credential.

Points may not be carried forward from one recertification period to another. The Recertification Recordkeeping Form is included as Appendix B and is also available for download at parking-mobility.org/capp.

Recertification Pro Rata Formula — Required Recertification Points per Cycle

To streamline the recertification process, the program has moved to a January 1 recertification date for all certificants. Recertification will continue to follow a three-year cycle.

This will help standardize the recordkeeping and communication between the CAPP Certification Board and certificants.

To ensure a fair and equitable process of “rolling” the existing certificants into this program, the CAPP Certification Board

has adopted a policy that will allow the pro-rating of the points required for any difference between a certificant’s scheduled recertification date and the January 1 recertification date. To calculate pro rates, the year is divided into four quarters; CAPPs must earn one point for each quarter within their recertification cycle. Fractions of a quarter are “forgiven,” and the points per quarter are rounded down to one for the purposes of the pro-rata calculations.

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Using the chart below, identify your current recertification date, or if you have been certified during the past three years, your certification date. Follow across the row to the fourth column to find the number of required recertification points that will be due on the January 1 recertification renewal cycle.

CAPP Award Date or Recertification Date

Current Recertification Date or Range

New Recertification DatePro-rated Recertification

Points Required

Jan . 1 – Mar . 31, 2014 Jan . 1 – Mar . 31, 2017 Jan 1, 2017 20

Apr . 1 – Jun . 30, 2014 Apr . 1 – Jun . 30, 2017 Jan . 1, 2017 19

Jul . 1 – Sept . 30, 2014 Jul . 1 – Sept . 30, 2017 Jan . 1, 2017 18

Oct . 1 – Dec . 31, 2014 Oct . 1 – Dec . 31, 2017 Jan . 1, 2017 17

Jan . 1 - Mar . 31, 2015* Jan . 1 – Mar . 31, 2018 Jan . 1, 2018 20




Jan . 1 – Mar . 31, 2016 Jan . 1 – Mar . 31, 2019 Jan . 1, 2019 20
















**Note: As of January 1, 2015, all CAPPs certified before July 2014 are on a January 1 three-year certification cycle with 20 points due at every renewal date. Only newly certified CAPPs will be subject to the pro-rated point requirements.

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Recertification Point Matrix

The following matrix outlines the recertification point distributions and requirements. A minimum of 20 points per three-year certification cycle is required to recertify.

Program Type 1 – Education – No point requirementNote: Points must be earned through receipt of a degree or passing grade of a course offered/taken outside of a degree program, as bestowed by an accredited institution of higher education.

College-level course in a related professional discipline (e.g., urban planning, information technology, accounting, finance, economics): 2 points per class

Associate’s Degree (or International Equivalent): 8 points

Bachelor’s Degree (or International Equivalent): 16 points

Master’s Degree: 24 points

Doctorate: 40 points

Program Type 2 - Professional Development/Continuing Education – Mandatory: 1 point*; Maximum: 4 points per year .Recertification points may be earned by attending educational seminars offered through IPMI-sponsored conferences or other programs, such as college or university courses or other professional development programs. The training/professional development programs currently recognized for recertification points are listed on the “Recertification” section of the IPMI website at parking-mobility.org/capp. Individuals or organizations may apply to the CAPP Certification Board to have their educational programs recognized for recertification points. As new programs are recognized for recertification points, they will be added to the listing.

Note: Professional development courses/training examples include parking webinars, seminars, other professional training

programs, other professional certificates. One point is awarded per continuing education unit of professional development/continuing education.

IPMI Annual Conference Attendance 4 points

IPMI Seminars/Courses/Training Programs Points as assigned; up to max. 4 points per year**

Other Professional Seminars/Conferences (such as IPMII Allied State and Regional conferences) Points as assigned;

up to max. 4 points per year**

Program Type 3 – Board-Level Professional Service/Leadership/IPMI Committees – No minimum point requirement; Maximum: 2 points per year, per Board or IPMI Committee/4 points per year .

Program Type 4 – Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column – Mandatory: 1 point *; No maximum . Each article/presentation/The Parking Professional Parking Spotlight is worth 1 point . Two blog posts per year for three years are worth 1 point .

Notes:

• Feature articles must be original and a minimum of1,600 words.

• Original articles and presentations can only be listed once onthe CAPP Recertification Recordkeeping Form for points(e.g. cannot list a presentation that was given at a conferenceand then also submit it to The Parking Professional forpublication.)

• Committee’s recurring columns are 650 words each, writtenonce per year and assigned by IPMI’s Vice President,Program Development up to one year in advance.

• Parking Spotlights are 1,000 words each which can besubmitted at any time during the year. They consist of casestudies and one blog post.

• Blog posts must be 300 words max., two blog posts per yearfor each of your three years of current certification. Theyshould be submitted to IPMI’s Director of Publications [email protected].

• See Appendix A – Submission Guidelines for ProfessionalArticles in this document for more information.

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Program Type 5 – Online Training Modules (e.g., webinars, web-based seminars, IPMI Online courses) - No minimum point requirement; Maximum: UnlimitedAttendance at any online course (1 point per hour of instruction

Points as assigned**

Attendance at any webinar (1 point per hour of instruction) Points as assigned**

Program Type 6 – Re-Taking the Certification Exam – 19 points for passing the exam and 1 point for the Program Type 4 requirement = minimum 20 points to recertify for the next three-year period .In order to recertify by retesting, you will need to:

• Contact [email protected] for the Petition toExam form.

• Submit your completed Petition to Exam and exam feefor processing.

• Sit for and pass the Certification Exam.

• Meet the 1 point minimum requirement for ProgramType 4 Professional Presentation/Feature Article/RegularColumn requirement.

• Sitting for the exam and the Program Type 4requirements must be completed before December 31 ofthe recertification year.

Notes:

*Certificants must either create/facilitate one one-hourpresentation, or submit one 1,600-word professional featurearticle during every three-year recertification cycle. See“Appendix A: Submission Guidelines for Professional Articles”for details.

**Educators/trainers/presenters are responsible for submitting lesson plans/outlines and course timing (e.g., three-hour seminar) to the CAPP Certification Board for recertification point assignments.

***The CAPP Certification Board will determine point assignments based on committee service requirements and contact hours.

Please see Appendix B – Sample Recertification Pathways in this document for examples of recertification requirements.

The William M. Voigt, CAPP Scholarship FundThe William M. Voigt, CAPP Scholarship Fund was established in 1997 to benefit CAPP applicants in need of financial support to earn the credential. The scholarship fund is designed to provide financial assistance to support applicants’ efforts to achieve and maintain the CAPP credential. The Scholarship Committee is responsible for making the scholarship awards based on the following:

1. Scholarships are available to offset the cost of registrationfees, travel, and lodging expenses related to earning andmaintaining the CAPP credential.

2. If requesting assistance toward recertification requirements,a CAPP must demonstrate that he or she has accumulated aminimum of 6 recertification points supporting the three-year, 20-point requirement.

3. There is a lifetime award limit of $2,500 U.S. per applicant.

Applying for a ScholarshipScholarship application forms are downloadable at parking-mobilty.org/capp. All information included on the scholarship application is kept confidential and secure in accordance with the IPMI privacy policy.

Scholarships are provided to individuals needing to attend in-person training and/or professional development courses. Scholarship applications are accepted year-round but must be submitted at least six weeks prior to the event. Award decisions are made within 30 days of the deadlines. Questions concerning the scholarship program should be directed to [email protected] or 571.699.3011.

Recertification Recordkeeping FormCertificants are responsible for updating their contact information. To update a personal profile, visit parking-mobility.org, click the red “Login” button at the top right, and proceed to log into your membership profile. If you are not aware if you are registered, contact [email protected] for assistance.

Certificants are also responsible for maintaining an active record of the recertification points they have earned during the three-year cycle. Certificants are expected to retain documentation until recertification has been awarded. At the time of recertification, a completed Recertification Recordkeeping Form must be submitted to IPMI for review and approval by the CAPP Certification Board prior to the January 1 deadline.

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The CAPP Certification Board will conduct random audits of recertification documentation so it is important to keep records and documentation of recertification points earned. Failure to provide documentation of recertification points, or failure to recertify within the three-year window will result in the revocation of the CAPP credential. Applicants must then complete the initial certification application, pay the initial application fees, and pass the examination.

A certificant may appeal the denial of any recertification points or issues associated with recertification to the CAPP Appeals and Discipline Committee. To file an appeal, the certificant should submit a written document that outlines the appeal to the CAPP Appeals and Discipline Committee at [email protected].

Credential StatusCertificants failing to recertify within the three-year window may not use the CAPP designation.

However, under special circumstances the following alternative statuses will be considered:

1. Retired CAPP status may be requested by certificantsin good standing who are retiring or leaving the parkingprofession. Requests must be made within one yearof the individual’s retirement or professional change.Recertification requirements are waived for professionalsholding this status. The designation CAPP (Ret.) may beused. CAPP (Ret.) is a permanent change to the certificationstatus. If for any reason the CAPP wants to remove theretired status, he/she must complete and submit a newCAPP application, pay the initial application fees, and passthe examination.

2. Suspended CAPP status may be awarded in the case ofextenuating circumstances that preclude a certificant fromearning the required recertification points within the three-year recertification window (e.g., serious illness, militaryleave, or family emergency). The CAPP designation maynot be used during suspension, and the credential may onlybe reactivated once the missed recertification points havebeen made up and recertification fees are paid. Then thecertificant is again in good standing.

Writing for The Parking ProfessionalCertificants are encouraged to submit feature articles to The Parking Professional, IPMI’s monthly magazine, at any time during the year. Full writers’ guidelines, an editorial calendar, and deadlines are available at parking-mobility.org/tpp, but here are a few things to remember:

• Feature stories are a minimum of 1,600 words. Shorterpieces will be returned with a request for more text.

• Features do not need foot/endnotes but should cite sources(people, books, papers, etc.) where they are quoted.

• Features are generally researched or offer first-personexperiences with information others can use; think newsstory or case study over essay. Please do not “sell” a productor service in a story.

• Each feature story should include the name, title, emailaddress, and phone number of the author at the end. Pleaseinclude an author headshot photo as a separate .JPG file ofat least 300 dpi resolution or at least 1MB in size.

• Photos, charts/graphs, and other graphics should be sent asindividual files in their original format (JPG, Excel, etc.)Please only submit graphics you own, as items copyrightedby others cannot be used by the magazine.

• Articles that have been submitted to other publications orthat you’ve published in any format cannot be considered.Please only send original work. You will need to sign anauthor’s release certifying that the work is your own.

• All articles and elements submitted for publication aresubject to editing.

• Magazine editorial is planned about three months ahead oftime. If your story is perfect for December, for example,please send it by mid-September at the latest.

• Committee’s recurring columns are 650 words each, writtenonce per year and assigned by IPMI’s Vice President,Program Development up to one year in advance.

APPENDIX A — Submission Guidelines for Professional Articles

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• Parking Spotlights are 1,000 words each which can be submitted at any time during the year. They consist of case studies and one blog post.

• Blog posts must be 300 words max., two blog posts per year for each of your three years of current certification. They should be submitted to IPMI’s Director of Publications at any time during the year.

• Contact Director of Publications at [email protected] to discuss your story idea or ask questions.

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APPENDIX B — Sample Recertification Pathways

A minimum of 20 points per three-year certification cycle is required to maintain the credential. Here are four different scenarios as to how a certificant might earn the required recertification points.

CAPP “A”CAPP “A” was awarded the credential on May 6, 2015. He was notified that his recertification date would be April 30, 2018. Because of the pro-rating formula (based on the point matrix chart) and changing all certificants to January 1st recertification dates, his recertification date is adjusted to January 1, 2018. He must earn a minimum of 18 points by January 1, 2018. Here’s how CAPP “A” earned the points required for this recertification cycle:

Program Type 1 – Education – College-level course in a related professional discipline (e.g. urban planning, information technology, accounting, finance, economics) – 2 points per class. Associate’s Degree – 8 points. Bachelor’s Degree – 16 points. Master’s Degree – 24 points. Doctorate – 40 points. Zero points mandatory.

None completed in this three-year certification period 0 points

Program Type 2 – Professional Development/Continuing Education – 1 point mandatory. IPMI Annual Conference & Expo Attendance: 4 points per conference. IPMI Seminars/Courses/Training Programs and Other Professional Seminars/Conferences (such as IPMI Allied State & Regional Conferences) - 1 point per hour of instruction. – Maximum 4 points per year in this category.

2015 IPI Conference & Expo 4 points

2016 Florida Parking Association Conference (attended six, one-hour education sessions; can claim up to 4 points per year) 4 points


Program Type 3 – Board-Level Professional Service/Leadership – 2 points per board, per year. Maximum 4 points per year.

2015-2017 Member of IPI’s Education Development Committee (2 points per year) 6 points

Program Type 4 – Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column – 1 point mandatory – 1 point earned per article/presentation.

The Parking Professional 1,600 word feature article, May 2016 1 point

Program Type 5 – Online Training Modules (e.g. webinars, web-based seminars, IPI Online Courses) – 1 point earned per one hour of instruction.

October 2016 IPI Webinar 1 point

APPENDIX A — Submission Guidelines for Professional Articles (cont .)

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Program Type 6 – Re-Taking the Certification Exam – 19 points for the exam and Program Type 4 submission requirement.

Did not sit for the re-take exam 0 points

Total Points for Recertification: 20 points

CAPP “B”CAPP “B” was awarded the credential on March 15, 2017. Based on the point matrix chart, his recertification date will be January 1, 2020 and he must earn a minimum of 19 points by the deadline date. Here’s how CAPP “B” earned the points required for this recertification cycle:

Program Type 1 – Education – College-level course in a related professional discipline (e.g. urban planning, information technology, accounting, finance, economics) – 2 points per class. Associate’s Degree – 8 points. Bachelor’s Degree – 16 points. Master’s Degree – 24 points. Doctorate – 40 points. Zero pointsmandatory.

Accounting 101 for one semester 2 points




2017-2019 IPI Membership Committee 6 points


Two 1,600 word feature articles and one, one-hour presentation 3 points

Program Type 5 – Online Training Modules (e.g. webinars, web-based seminars, IPMI Online Courses) – 1 point earned per one hour of instruction.

March 2017 & June 2018 webinars 2 points

Technology Trends in Parking Online course 1 point

Sustainability in Parking Online course 2 points




APPENDIX B — Sample Recertification Pathways (cont .)

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CAPP “C”CAPP “C” was awarded the credential on June 15, 2017. Based on the point matrix chart, her recertification date will be January 1, 2020 and she must earn a minimum of 19 points by the deadline date. Here’s how CAPP “C” earned the points required for this recertification cycle:


Earned Bachelor’s Degree 16 points



2018 IPI Conference & Expo (is over the point total and does not need to be included.) 4 points


CPPA Board Secretary 2017-2018 (is over the point total and does not need to be included.) 4 points


One 1,600 word feature article 1 point


None 0 points




CAPP “D”CAPP “D” was awarded the credential on September 30, 2015. Based on the point matrix chart, his recertification date is January 1, 2018. He must earn a minimum of 18 points by January 1, 2018. However, CAPP “D” has not earned the minimum points required for this recertification cycle due to a brief loss of employment, but he does wish to maintain his certification. He can sit for the certification exam (for 19 points) and submit a Program Type 4 required presentation or article (for 1 point) to receive the total of 20 points to recertify (prior to his recertification date).

Here’s how CAPP “D” earned the points required for this recertification cycle:


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None completed in this three-year certification period 0 points (mandatory 1 point is waived because the certificant chose the Program Type 6 option).




One 1,600 word feature article 1 point




Sat for and passed the certification exam 19 points


Note:

• Each example includes at least one article submission or one presentation, because either the article submission or thepresentation is a mandatory requirement for recertification, regardless of the number of points used.

• All example CAPPs will move to a January – January, 20 point 3-year (36-month) recertification after the completion of theexample recertification cycles described above.

• Points earned above the required amount will not be carried forward into the next recertification cycle.

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APPENDIX C — Recertification Recordkeeping Form

This form will help you keep track of the recertification points you need to maintain your credential. This completed form will be required to be submitted to the Certification Program staff when you have obtained all necessary points to be eligible to recertify. Please see the Recertification Guidelines on the website for more information about recertification.

In order to maintain an active status as a CAPP in good standing, certificants must meet these recertification requirements:

• Submit the Recertification Recordkeeping Form by January 1 of the recertification year.

• One point of the 20 recertification points must be earned either by serving as a presenter/co-presenter of a one-hour or longer parking-related presentation, or through successful submission Program Type 4 - Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column(please see Appendix A for guidelines for professional articles).

• Agree to abide by the CAPP Code of Ethics.

• Pay the $200 (IPMI member) or $300 (IPMI non-member) recertification fee.

• Maintain accurate backup documentation for submitted recertification points in case you are selected by the CAPP Certification Board’s random audits of recertification documentation.

Certificants may appeal the denial of any recertification points or issues associated with recertification to the CAPP Appeals and Discipline Committee. Certificants failing to recertify within the three-year window may not use the CAPP designation. Certificants whose certification has lapsed will be reinstated if the certificant completes the initial certification application, pays the initial application fees, and takes and passes the certification examination.

Prior to your recertification deadline, submit the completed Recertification Recordkeeping Form (and any additionally completed sheets). Email to [email protected], or mail to:

International Parking & Mobility Institute c/o CAPP Certification Program 1330 Braddock Place, Suite 350 Alexandria, VA 22314

For questions, contact the Certification Program staff at 571.699.3011, or [email protected].

RECERTIFICATION RECORDKEEPING FORM

Name:

Title:

Organization:

Street Address:

City, State/Province,Zip/Postal Code, Country

Phone (include ext.)

Alternate/Mobile Phone

Email

Recertification Date:

My professional development/continuing education points were obtained through the following program types including: parking webinars, seminars, online learning, professional training programs, and other professional certificates. One point is awarded per continuing education unit of professional development/continuing education.

Note: The following forms may be copied if additional space is required to document points for the last three year certification period.

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Program Type 1 – Education – No point requirement

Note: Points must be earned through receipt of a degree or passing grade of a course bestowed by an accredited institution of higher education during the last three year certification period.

College-level course in a related professional discipline (e.g., urban planning, information technology, accounting, finance, economics) – 2 points per class. Associate’s Degree (or International Equivalent) – 8 points. Bachelor’s Degree (or International Equivalent) – 16 points. Master’s Degree – 24 points. Doctorate – 40 points. No minimum point requirement.

Description of Course/Degree: Date of Degree/Completion of Course:

Location of Course/College/University: Email address of College/University:







Program Type 2 - Professional Development/Continuing Education – Mandatory: 1 point*; Maximum: 4 points per year.

Annual IPMI Conference & Expo Attendance – 4 points. IPMI Seminars/Courses/Training Programs – Points as assigned; up to max. 4 points per year. Other Professional Seminars/Conferences (such as IPMI Allied State and Regional Conferences) – Points as assigned; up to max. 4 points per year.

Note: Professional development courses/training examples include parking webinars, seminars, other professional training programs, other professional certificates. One point is awarded per continuing education unit of professional development/continuing education.

Name of Meeting: Date of Meeting:

Location of Meeting: # of points/Continuing Education Units obtained:



APPENDIX C — CAPP Recertification Recordkeeping Form (cont .)

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Program Type 3 – Board-Level Professional Service/Leadership/IPI Committees – No minimum point requirement; Maximum: 2 points per year, per Board or IPMI Committee/4 points per year.

Name of Committee or Board: Dates of Service:

Affiliatd Organization: # of Points:








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Program Type 4 – Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column – Mandatory: 1 point *; No maximum. Each article/presentation/The Parking Professional Parking Spotlight is worth 1 point. Two blog posts per year for three years are worth 1 point.

Professional Feature Article – 1,600 word, original submission. Regular Column – IPMI’s Committee’s regular column – 650 words, case studies, and one blog post; 1 point. Parking Spotlight – 1,000 word minimum; 1 point.

Name of Journal/Magazine: Issue Date of Journal/Magazine:

Title of Featured Article/Regular Column: Page Number:





Professional Presentation - One hour, original presentation. 1 point.

Title of Presentation: Date of Presentation:

Event/Location:


Event/Location:


Event/Location:

Parking Matters® Blog Posts – to achieve 1 point for blog posts, they must be 300 words max. and you will be required to post two blogs per year for each of your three year certification (six blog posts total).

First Year – Two Blog Posts

Title of Blog Post: Date Posted



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Second Year – Two Blog Posts



Third Year – Two Blog Posts



Program Type 5 – Online Training Modules (e.g., webinars, web-based seminars, IPMI Online courses) - No minimum point requirement; Maximum: Unlimited

Name of Online Program/Course: Date(s) of Program/Course:

Administered by: (name of company/organization) # of points/Continuing Education Units obtained:







Program Type 6 – Re-Taking the Certification Exam – 19 points for passing the exam and 1 point for the Program Type 4 requirement = minimum 20 points to recertify for the next three-year period.

Date of Re-examination: Location of Re-examination:


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Comment/Notes:

Total Number of Points/Continuing Education Units (CEUs): (please see Recertification Guidelines for the recertification point matrix for the MINIMUM of 20 points per three-year certification cycle (pages x-x), which are required to recertify.

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Program Type 1: Education +

Program Type 2: Professional Development/Continuing Education +

Program Type 3: Board-Level Professional Service/Leadership/Committees +

Program Type 4: Professional Presentation/Feature Article/Regular Column/Parking Spotlight/Blogs +

Program Type 5: Online Training Modules +

Program Type 6: Re-Taking the Certification Exam +

TOTAL RECERTIFICATION POINTS: = ___________________

Note: Be sure to review the information regarding retention of documentation for at least 12 months and possible auditing in the CAPP Recertification Recordkeeping Form section of the CAPP Recertification Guidelines before submitting for recertification.

Statement of Understanding

To qualify for recertification, you must respond to the following questions and sign the Statement of Understanding:

1. EthicsI hereby attest that the following statements are true, correct, and accurate to the best of my knowledge, and I further agree to fulfill thefollowing obligations:

a. { Y { N — I agree to give the CAPP Certification Board timely notice of any contact or address change in writing.

b. { Y { N — Having read the CAPP Code of Ethics on the CAPP website, I hereby confirm that I have not violated any of itsprovisions in the past and will comply with all tenets in the future. I agree to act and conduct my professional practice in accordance with the currently adopted code.

c. { Y { N — I understand that any intentional or unintentional failure to provide true and complete responses to this applicationmay result in sanctions by the CAPP Appeals and Discipline Committee.

If you answered “no” to any statements above, please provide a written explanation on a separate page. Attach the page to this application.

2. Privacy PolicyI understand that a condition of recertification is accepting all official correspondence from the CAPP Certification Board. I understand thatrefusal to accept official correspondence or requesting to have my personal information removed from the member database will causerevocation of certification status. I understand that the CAPP Certification Board may share my contact information with outside agents

promoting education and programs of interest to parking professionals.


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For Non-IPMI Members Only:

{ Y { N I give my permission for the CAPP Certification Board to share U.S. Postal Service mail and email contact information with outside organizations promoting programs that may be of interest to parking professionals.

By signing this document, I hereby certify that the information provided within and attached to this recertification application is true, accurate, and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand and agree that the CAPP Certification Board has the right to contact any person, agency/entity, or organization to review or confirm any information provided in this application. I further agree to authorize the release of any information requested by the CAPP Certification Board with respect to the review of this application. I further understand and agree that the CAPP Certification Board has the right to notify pertinent credentialing and professional organizations if it is determined that this application contains false information.

I understand and agree that CAPP certification and recertification depends upon my fulfillment of all required criteria and obligations, including compliance with the CAPP Code of Ethics and Policies and Procedures. I further agree to inform the CAPP Certification Board in a timely manner if I become the subject of any ethics, criminal, or lesser offenses, complaints, and/or charges.

I understand that all material included in this application becomes the property of the CAPP Certification Board upon receipt and that neither originals nor photocopies will be returned to me. In the event that my certification is suspended or revoked, I agree to comply with all directives or orders of the CAPP Certification Board, including the return of all CAPP credentialing documents. I agree to comply with such directives and orders in a timely manner and at my own expense.

Signature: _________________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________

Print Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Recertification Payment{ I am an IPMI member applying for CAPP Recertification. Please bill the credit card listed for the $200 recertification fee.

{ I am a non-IPMI member applying for CAPP Recertification. Please bill my credit card below for the $300 recertification fee.

{ I am forwarding a check in the amount of $200 (IPMI member) or $300 (IPMI non-member). I understand my recertification will be held until the check clears.

Credit Card Payment:

Name of Certificant

Certificant’s Employer/Organization

Credit Card Type { Visa { MasterCard { American Express { Discover

Name on Card

Credit Card Number

Expiration Date (two-digit month and four-digit year)

CCV Code

Phone

Email

Fax to 703.566.2267 or scan/save and email to [email protected]. For questions, contact the CAPP Certification Department at 571.699.3011.


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International Parking & Mobility InstituteCAPP Certification Program1330 Braddock Place, Suite 350, Alexandria, VA 22314 571.699.3011 Phone | 703.566.2267 [email protected] | parking-mobility.org/capp

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