The increase is the second since 1994 and is necessary to fund projected maintenance and improvements to parking facilities, according to Thomas J. Kinghorn, vice president for business affairs. Amounts assessed for fines and penalties remain unchanged under the program. Ball State implemented a five-year program last fall to increase rates in order to fund the costs of projected maintenance and improvements for existing parking facilities and proposed parking facilities. The following lots will be closed beginning at 3 am on the date listed for resealing and striping. Vehicles parked in the lot after 3 am are subject to being fined and towed.
Dates are subject to change.
Counts are updated every Tuesday morning on the Parking Hotline for that week's Friday Exchange Day. Call 285-PARK or check out the Parking Hotline page. Any restricted permit not renewed by Thursday, April 19th, will be sold on a first come, first serve basis on Friday, April 20th. Call 285-PARK or check out the Parking Hotline page starting April 19th for available restricted lot information.