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Permit Fees & Classification
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Green Permits-All
University Employees and contractual services employees. $50/year;$25
for those joining the University at the beginning of the spring
semester; $10 for the summer session. Holders of these permits may park
in green lots, red lots, and Lots H, O, P, and Q. |
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Red Permits-All day and evening students living more than three
blocks from the main campus in non-University housing. $50/year; $25 for
those joining the University at the beginning of the spring semester; $10
for summer session. Holders of these permits may park in red lots and
Lots H, O, P, and Q, Monday through Friday,
from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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Blue Permits-All students residing in University residence halls.
$50/year;$25 for those joining the University at the beginning of the
spring semester; $10 for the summer session. Holders of these permits may
park only in blue lots and Lots H, O, P, and Q, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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Orange Permits-All students residing in University Villages housing.
$50/year;$25 for those joining the University at the beginning of the
spring semester; $10 for the summer session. Residents of apartment
complexes with assigned parking areas will be issued color-coded permits
allowing them to park in the parking areas assigned to the complex. All
other orange permit holders may park only in blue lots and Lots H, O, P,
and Q, Monday through
Friday, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. |
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Yellow Permits-All residents of housing facilities in the fraternity
complex who wish to park in the fraternity complex. Limited to 27
permits per hours.$50/year; $25 for those joining the University at the
beginning of the spring semester; $10 for the summer session. Holders of
the permits may park in the fraternity complex only, Monday through
Friday, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. |
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Brown Permits-All day and evening students living within one
block of main campus in non-University housing. $50/year;$25 for those
joining the University at the beginning of the spring semester; $10 for
the summer session. Holders of these permits may only park on campus
between 5 p.m. and 7:30 a. m., Monday through Friday, and on weekends.
They may only park in green lots, red lots and Lots H, O, P, and Q. |
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Handicap Permits-All students, University employees or contractual
service employees eligible under State of Indiana regulations or other
states regulations to receive handicap permits or license plates.
Short-term permits are available if a physician letter stating the need
for special consideration and length or need is shown.$50/year;$25 for
those joining the University at the beginning of the spring semester; $10
for the summer session. Holders of these permits may park in handicap
parking spaces at all times. |
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Motorcycle Permits-All University students, employees or University
related personnel who wish to park a two wheeled motorized vehicle
(motor cycle or Moped) on campus. $20/year;$10 for those joining the
University at the beginning of the spring semester; $8 for the summer
session. Holders of these permits may park only in designated motorcycle
parking areas. |
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Non-Credit Course Permits-Students attending ONLY non-credit courses
in the Center for Continuing Education. May be obtained from the Center
for Continuing Education at registration. No charge. |
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Temporary Permits-All University students, employees or
University-related personnel who have purchased a current parking permit
but have temporarily misplaced or left the permit where it cannot be
used. All temporary employees hired on a short term basis. No charge for
individuals who have a current permit, valid for up to two weeks; $25
for temporary employees, valid for three months. Must reapply if
temporary employment extends past three months and pay an additional $25
fee. Holders may park in lots that are designated on the temporary
permit when issued. |
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Guest Permits-All guests of the University. May be obtained through
the Office of Admission, Center for Continuing Education or the Office
of Safety and Security. Participants attending short-term conferences or
seminars (one to five days) will be provided guest permits by the
conference director. It is the responsibility of the individual
sponsoring the event to make arrangements for such guest permits through
the Office of Safety and Security. No charge.
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