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This posting will serve as a clarification regarding summer parking restrictions.  As stated in the original posting, “…fire lanes, no parking zones, timed spaces, accessible spaces and other reserve spaces and lots…” will be enforced, as they would be during the academic year. 

 This posting will serve as a clarification regarding summer parking restrictions.  As stated in the original posting, “…fire lanes, no parking zones, timed spaces, accessible spaces and other reserve spaces and lots…” will be enforced, as they would be during the academic year.  Reserved lots include P-Lot (Admissions Lot next to PRW), the Visitor Lot and Alumni Hall Lot.  Reserved spaces include all maintenance spaces and all spaces designated with green signs that say “Reserved” at the top and all spaces with the Americans with Disabilities Act accessible symbol.

It is only our Red, Green and Blue permit restrictions that have been suspended through Sunday August 27th.

The change in parking restrictions this summer was a collaborative proposal from Campus Center and Event Services and Parking Services to the Parking Policy and Advisory Committee (PPAC).  PPAC is a group of students, faculty and staff who are charged with vetting and proposing perspective changing to campus parking rules and regulations.  The members felt that making the campus more hospitable to our conference guests as well as new students and their families, who are unfamiliar with our campus, warranted making this change.   They felt that this was a reasonable modification given the significant reduction of faculty, staff and students accessing parking facilities on campus during the summer months.

Parking Services will be monitoring the impacts of this change during the summer and providing feedback to PPAC in the Fall. 

Please contact Parking Services at parking@ithaca.edu or 4-3756 if you have any questions about the above.

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