Parking permit revenues were not included, so we do not have a clear picture of total revenues generated by the parking division. The income and out-go streams are missing in these data. The Senate has had parking problems on its agenda at least since the early 1960s, according to the early 1960s handwritten minutes. Some areas are more affected than others on a daily basis. If a student is 15 or 30 minutes late for class while looking for a space it is a little less serious than a faculty member who is similarly late for the same reason.
Students park everywhere with impunity.
A number of suggestions surfaced. A motion was made to recommend to the Parking Committee that we return to the old policy of allowing faculty to park in green spaces. A motion was passed to invite Exec. VP Abbott, Chief Megerson, and Steve Prentice to a May or June Senate meeting to discuss the situation regarding funds and parking space availibility. An add-on motion to ask them to bring the number of red tags issued in each building and the number of red spaces in the vicinity of each building was approved.