Contractor Parking Policy
Policy Details
Any individual parking on campus is expected to comply with all parking policies and rules established by the university.
The location of a perimeter fence must be coordinated with the WKU project manager and Parking & Transportation Services for any staging area that reduces existing campus parking. Parking within a perimeter fence boundary does not require a parking permit. Activity within the perimeter fence is the responsibility of the construction firm.
When parking outside a perimeter fence, a university parking permit is required.
When construction activities will affect traffic patterns or access to parking, contractors are to coordinate these activities with the WKU project manager and Parking & Transportation Services a minimum of 48 hours prior to the event.
Parking options available to all contractors with authorization from the WKU project manager:
- Annual Commercial Permit ($245/year)
- 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM valid in all zones, expect gated lots
- 4:30 PM – 7:30 AM valid in all zones
- Valid 30 minute maximum in University Service Vehicle Spaces (WS)
- Firms are eligible for two (2) annual permits.
- Monthly or Daily Contractor Dash Permit ($2/day)
- Parking and Transportation Services will designate parking according to availability.
- PTS will limit the number of monthly or daily permits available per project to maintain adequate parking for faculty, staff, and students.
- Valid 30-minute maximum in University Service Vehicle Spaces (WS)
- Permits are issued to the individuals performing work on campus, or may be provided to a subcontractor by the hiring firm.
Parking fines are the responsibility of:
- The individual or firm listed as owner of the parking permit.
- The registered owner of the vehicle if no permit is displayed.
PTS recognizes that circumstances exist that require contractors parking access outside this written policy.
- With approval from the WKU project manager and PTS, contractors may request a permit allowing parking on grass/grounds, sidewalks, or additional parking lots.
- Any special access permit will be issued for a specific project and a limited time period.
- Regardless of the special access that is granted, the following regulations are in
effect:
- The vehicle cannot block an ADA accessible route.
- The vehicle cannot block designated disability parking.
- The vehicle cannot block a fire lane or access for emergency vehicles.
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