Resident Student Parking

Resident Parking Zones - 2009-10
* Designates permit color change from 2008-09

Zone	Permit Number Color	Campus Housing Assignment	Where Can I Park? (Student parking spaces are outlined by white lines.)
Resident Zone Blue	Light Blue	Schwartz Hall and University Suites	Parking lots EE, GG and the parking spaces on the Suite Service Loop.
Resident Zone Teal	Teal	University Apartments	Parking lot P
Resident Zone Black	* Black	Belk Hall, Galloway Hall, Graham Hall or Hewlett Hall	Parking lots J, L, O, O extension and South Gate Parking
Resident Zone Brown	Brown	Seahawk Village and Seahawk Landing Apartments, Cornerstone Hall, Honors House and International House	SS lot at Seahawk Village and Seahawk Landing Apartments, lots HH, IH and II
Resident Zone Gold (New for 2009-10)	* Gold	Seahawk Crossing	Deck

• Resident students are assigned permits by zones based upon their campus housing assignment. Resident lots/zones are designated by permit color (Blue, Teal, Black, Brown and Gold). The color of your permit indicates your designated zone. Resident students may not park in another residential zone at any time.
  
  
• Resident students may park in faculty/staff or commuter zones between the hours of 4 p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday-Friday and on weekends only, unless the lot is otherwise reserved.
  
  
• All other rules such as service vehicle parking, handicapped, 24-hour reserved, fire lanes must be observed at all times.

  Note: Enforcement for parking permits will resume 48 hours after classes begin for the semester/term.

Things you NEED to KNOW

• Parking permits must be affixed and clearly visible on the outside bottom left rear windshield or left rear bumper. Permits on motorcycles must be affixed in a manner so as to readily visible.
  
  
• Parking regulations and permit enforcement is 24 hours a day - every day (365/366 days a year).
  
  
• Lack of convenient parking is not a valid excuse for a violation!
  
  
• If a permit is lost, stolen or non-retrievable due to an accident, a police report is required to obtain a replacement permit. Replacements will be issued at Parking & Transportation Services during normal business hours.
  
  
• Disabled vehicles must be reported to University Police in person or by phone, 910-962-2222.
  
  
• If you receive a ticket and have a valid appeal with documentation, you may appeal within seven calendar days. Written appeals to the Parking Appeals Committee are filed in the Parking & Transportation Services. ALL DECISIONS OF THE PARKING APPEALS COMMITTEE ARE FINAL.
  
  
• Commuter students and visitors are not allowed to park in resident lots at any time.