The University has developed an ambitious master plan for the campus that includes numerous new facilities and a significant increase in students’ numbers. Many of the new buildings and expansion of existing buildings will displace parking spaces. The growing student population will undoubtedly increase the demand for parking spaces by students, faculty, and staff.
Some university parkers are becoming frustrated with the existing system and call for an additional on-campus parking system. Meanwhile, the master plan calls for moving towards a more pedestrian orientated campus.
Parking Services is aware that increasing the parking supply’s efficiency is a prudent approach to satisfy the increasing demand for parking spaces.
Project Highlights:
• Reduce the large percentage of permits being oversold; the current oversell is 40% for daytime on-campus lots.
• Reduce the number of Reserved Space permits.
• Maintain and strengthen demand reduction strategies.
• Establish a remote resident student lot.Move all commuter student permit to the Park & Ride lots.
• In the long term, move towards a zoned permit system.
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