Another TAPS goal is to see that the campus core becomes more accessible to pedestrians and bicyclists. The attendant-assisted program is scheduled to operate until April 1998, but may be extended past that time if there is still a need to accomodate overflow cars, Tanner said. The program will be closed during winter and spring breaks. Parking permits will continue to be required. TAPS currently has no plans to institute attendant-assisted programs in smaller campus lots or in central campus, Stoll said.
Attendant parking is considered to be most efficient on larger, flat lots like East Remote.
As currently planned, attendants will be present at the lot from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The days and hours may change if needed to better serve people who use the lot. Drivers returning after the attendant kiosk is closed must reclaim their key from the TAPS Transit Office at the base of campus, or use a spare key to move their car and reclaim their key the following day.