Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University
Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University
Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University
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TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN<br />
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN (TMP)<br />
As part of the Major Institution <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>, PLU will expand its Transportation Management<br />
<strong>Plan</strong> (TMP). The TMP is expected to include the following elements.<br />
Vehicle Registration and Parking Decals<br />
All PLU students, faculty, and staff, must register their vehicles with the Campus Safety office<br />
within 48 hours of the vehicle being brought to campus. An appropriate decal is issued upon<br />
registration. The university notifies all members of the school population that parking space is<br />
at a premium on campus, and it is imperative that everyone parks in his/her assigned area(s).<br />
Parking tickets are issued to vehicles unregistered and found parked in reserved or unauthorized<br />
areas. Registration decals are valid from September 1 through August 31 of the following year.<br />
All parking lots are marked with signs that identify the lot and the authorized users. The cost of<br />
parking decals depends on the user group. Decals for faculty, administration, and other staff are<br />
free but are limited to one decal per employee. The annual costs for student decals range from<br />
$30 for resident and commuter students, to $175 for parking in the gated Tingelstad lot.<br />
Parking Space Allocation<br />
To make the most efficient use of on-campus parking, PLU has allocated parking spaces by user<br />
group in each of its lots. The allocation is based on historic parking utilization studies and on<br />
current or expected parking demand. In an effort to discourage freshmen from bringing vehicles<br />
to campus, student parking spaces are allocated based on priority. Freshman decals allow<br />
parking only in the Olson and Morken lots.<br />
Carpool Parking Program<br />
November <strong>2011</strong><br />
PLU would continue its existing parking management programs. The existing program includes<br />
several measures to encourage alternative modes of travel to campus. PLU requires all members<br />
of the school population (students, faculty, and staff) to register vehicles that are brought<br />
to campus. For a fee, they are issued parking decals. Free preferential parking locations are<br />
available for registered employee and student carpools. PLU currently has about 25 designated<br />
carpool parking spaces. Carpool parking permits are renewed annually and spaces are enforced<br />
(with $25 tickets for violations) by Campus Safety. PLU also provides a “Guaranteed Ride Home”<br />
for carpool members.<br />
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