MSA: MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION of PURDUE UNIVERSITY

-      Parking at Purdue

o   The following parking information is taken from several sources provided by Purdue’s Parking Facilities Office.  For additional information and/or questions, contact the Parking Facilities Office at (765) 494-9494.  The office, located in the Northwestern Avenue Parking Garage, is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.  Watch for updates about parking at the Parking Office website: http://www.purdue.edu/parking/bulletin.htm

o   In general, restricted parking permit hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.  However, there are several locations where additional restrictions apply to areas as posted. 

o   To purchase a parking permit, go to the Parking Facilities Office in the Northwestern Avenue Parking Garage.  Be sure to take a valid driver’s license and proof of your address, such as a copy of your lease or a bill showing your address.  

-          Commuter Permits – Only students who live outside of a 1.5-mile radius of campus qualify for a parking permit.  The following are permit options: 

o   C-lot permits cost $100 per year. These will be available beginning August 1, 2008.  No parking permits will be sold before that date.  Students purchasing a C-lot permit may park in specified open parking lots.  A map of the C-lots closest to Krannert can be found athttp: //www.purdue.edu/parking/pdf/Parking_Map_05.pdf 

o   C-garage permits cost $250 per year. These permits are garage specific, so a limited number of permits are sold for each garage. The Parking Office has confirmed for us that they have sold all C-garage permits for 2008-09 school year. 

o   A and B permits are available for students working for the university 30 hours per week or more; passes are available beginning August 1. You must provide the appropriate Purdue form, signed by your department head, to document that you are a university employee for the required number of hours. Contact the Parking Facilities Office for more detailed information. 

-          University Residences (includes Young or Hawkins Graduate Houses and Purdue Village ) – Students who reside in the University Residence system will need to contact their Housing Office to inquire about parking.   

-          West Lafayette - Parking on West Lafayette streets that rim the campus is mostly limited to two hours. Parking rules are closely monitored and enforced.