This offer will not be available in 1999-2000. Departments that formerly received an allotment of free one-day permits now must pay for permits. The new enforcement program and walking zone follow discussions with the Parking Office, University Parking and Traffic Advisory Committee and Central Administration, according to Senior Vice President for Business and Finance Eugene S. Sunshine. Additional alternatives to reducing parking problems are under consideration, Sunshine said. These include controlling access to some lots, increased use of off-site parking and building a parking garage.
Employees pay by payroll deduction in one, two or four monthly payments.
All outstanding parking violations must be paid prior to obtaining a permit. Two vehicles can be registered in a car pool, the same as last year.