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Colonel Country. 2012-2013 Campus Parking 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Buildings in Alphabetical Order To US 25 70. Adams Building/Tennis Center - C5 N- R 52. Alumni Coliseum - D4 W- PAD, E, R 25 Handicap Building Key 2. Alumni House - E1 85 Sample: 82. Ashland, Inc. Building - C6 S- R Pattie A. Clay 21. Ault Building (Whalen Complex)- D2 E- E Hospital Keith Building S- PAD, E, C, R 14. Baptist Student Center - D1 32. Barnes & Noble Bookstore - D3 W- PAD A Facilities 8 Services 86 N- North, S- South, E- East, W- West 39. Beckham Hall - E2 67. Begley Building - C4 N- PAD, R 88 87 PAD Power Assist Door 84 EKU Women's Soccer Field 80. Bizzack Skills Training Complex - C7, C8 Gentry Martin McKinney Training Complex E Elevator 89 88. Black Building - A3 R Accessible Restrooms 3. Blanton House - E1 63. Brockton Family Housing - B3, C3 Gertrude 25. Burnham Hall - D2 Hood Field Women's Softball Welcome to 13. Burrier Building - D2 N- PAD, E 73. Business & Technology Center - D6 E- PAD, E, R 2012-2013 8. Cammack Building - E2 E- PAD, E, R Colonel 12. Campbell Building - D2 N- PAD, E, R 69. Carter Building - C5 W- R Campus Parking 26. Case Annex - D3 S- E, R Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields Country. 27. Case Hall - D3 S- E, R 64 B 16. Catholic Newman Center - D1 57. Center for Appalachian Studies - C1 74. Center for the Arts - D6 E- PAD, E, R VICKERS DRIVE 29. Chapel of Meditation - D3 Telescope Deck 24. Clay Hall - D2 W- PAD, E 81 4. Coates Building - E2 S- PAD, E, R 63 83 37. Combs Classroom Building - E3 N- PAD, E, R Roy Kidd Stadium 68 41. Combs Hall - E3 E- PAD, R E 65 V I Hanger Field Brockton R Fitness 56. Commonwealth Hall - D3 N- PAD D E & Commuter Lot S 34. Crabbe Library - D2, D3 E2, E3 W- PAD, E, R O Wellness Madison EMS O H Center 91. CRAFT Research - D5 W- R N A 63 V Cross Country Woodchip Trail 62. Dizney Building - C3 S- PAD, E, R 57 Center for Appalachian Studies 66 67 51. Donovan Annex - E4 E- PAD VanHoose Lot Moberly Begley Building E T V AN HOO 49. Donovan Building/Model Laboratory School - E4 W- PAD, R E SE DRIV E E R T 54. Dupree Hall - D3 N- PAD, E, R S T I C VICKERS DRIV 82 65. Fitness & Wellness Center - C4 N- PAD, E, R M Brockton Lot ROY AND SU M Telford Lot E KIDD WAY U Richmond Fire Station #3 Ashland Lot 20. Fitzpatrick Building (Whalen Complex) - D2 S 4 Basketball Courts 7 S Bizzack Skills 11. Foster Music Building - E2 N- E, R KY State Police Brockton Lot S 80 y E A Training V 58 e I P 79. Funderburk Building - D7 Dizney Lot n R Te z Y Complex l i D for Tom Samuels Track B d H D N all 85. Gabbard Building - A3 E- PAD, R O Carter Under Construction N 75 S R Springs 62 R E 87. Gentry Building - A3 59 60 A Lot T One Room Schoolhouse Summit C New Science Building S T Madison I A 22. Gibson Building(Whalen Complex) - D2 K Lot E 70 61 Adams Lot Rowlett 69 71. Greenhouses - D5 KIT CA t Carter 91 RSON DRIVE CRAFT t 77. Hummel Planetarium - D7 E- PAD, E 56 Clay Lot Turkey Hughes Field Stratton Lo 79 5. Jones Building - E2 N- PAD, E, R t Ramsey 24 Case Lot 76 50. Kearns Gymnasium - E4 Ault Lot 71 Perkins Lot K 31. Keen Johnson Building - D3 W- PAD, E, R 22 Lot I 28 55 Hummel T Kit Carson Lo C 72. Keene Hall - E5 E- E W Planetarium A 21 allace Business R 27 S n 42. Keith Building - E3 S- PAD, E, R Walters Lot & 77 O tto Burnham Commonwealth Lo N ra 19 Chapel Technology St 20 D 35. Little Building - E2, E3 N- PAD, E 14 Lot 29 Center R D Whalen 73 I 78 V 86. Martin Building - A3 17 18 25 E Plaza Coliseum Alumni 15 16 Complex 23 Burnham H all 26 Case 43. Martin Hall - E3 E- PAD SOUTH SE 54 COND STREET 52 UN Powell East 46. Mattox Hall - E4 N-PAD, R IVERSITY DRIVE Keen Johnson 30 Alumni 6 VETERAN’S BOULEVARD 31 Coliseum Perkins Lot 40. McCreary Hall - E2 13 Natatorium Powell 33. McGregor Hall - D3 Burrier B&N 32 53 74 Bookstore 83. McKinney Training Complex - B6 e Center for the Arts avin City Park 12 R SSB 6. Memorial Science Building - E2 W- E, R 10 C Student 34 rabbe 33 Lot 15. Methodist Student Center - D1 Campbell Noel Studio Library 44 Success Weaver 45 38. Miller Hall - E2 Crabbe St. 35 Parking Lot 11 T 1. Million House - E1 E Fost E er R 51 Leach Driving Range 66. Moberly Building - C4 W- PAD, E, R T Jones Lot 36 46 S Center for the Arts Parking University E l t t l B 5 9 37 72 49. Model Laboratory School/Donovan Building - E4 W- PAD, R a t Upward Richmond B Jo ne H Keene A s Bound Visitors R M Martin Lot 47 x Hall 9. Moore Building - E2 S- PAD, E, R C 6 oore Co E o mbs t 50 t V a Center I 59. New Resident Hall (Under Construction) - C2 90 4 M R 48 Coa Model Lo tes Martin Lo Keene Ha D 7Ro 38 ll HALL DRIVE ar Mattox Lo 60. New Science Building - C3 W- PAD, E, R E 3 k 8 42 Cammack 43 K R 55. Palmer Hall - D3 N- PAD, E, R 39 8 Tennis C A ourts P 49 Mo 47. Parking Oce - E4 N- PAD, R To Downtown Richmond del Laboratory Scho and Arlington 1 2 Alumni House 40 41 ol 76. Perkins Building - D6 S- PAD, E, R 48. Police Department - E4 N- PAD, R AVE NUE 5 LA NCAS TER 30. Powell Building - D3 E- PAD, E, R 89. Presnell Building - A3 Map Legend 19. Ramsey Building - D2 Lot Information / Emergency Call Box 7. Roark Building - E2 W- R Commuter Student Parking 61. Rowlett Building - C3 E- PAD, E, R Alumni House Resident Student Parking 68. Roy Kidd Stadium - B4, B5, C4, C5 N- PAD, R EMEREMERGENCY Handicapped Parking 75. Springs One Room Schoolhouse - C6 Brockton Student Parking 78. Stratton Building - D7 W- PAD, E, R Dial 45. Student Success Building - D3, E3 N- PAD, E, R 911 Commuter and Employee Carpool Parking Employee Parking FIRE POLICE Campus Shuttle Express Shuttle 4 23. Sullivan Hall - D2 Lancaster Lot 81. Telescope Deck - B8 AMBULANCE General Parking Monday - Friday 7:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. Monday - Friday 9:00 A.M. - 5:08 P.M. 58. Telford Hall - C1 W- R 75 Parking and Transportation Services Sunday - Thursday 6:15 P.M. - 1:45 A.M. Visitor Parking - Permit Required 53. Todd Hall - D3 N- PAD, E, R Mattox Hall Suite A Exit 87 18. Turley House - D2 In the evening, call 622-1111 Dual Lot Parking (Resident/Employee) 36. University Building - E2 N- PAD, E, R (859) 622-PARK (7275) 90. Upward Bound - E1 [email protected] Get shuttle schedules at: www.parking.eku.edu Dual Lot Parking (Commuter/Employee) 64. Van Hoose Drive Houses - B4 To arrange for carpooling: www.rides.eku.edu www.rides.eku.edu 10. Van Peursem Pavilion - D2 28. Wallace Building - D3 W- PAD, E, R 17. Walters Hall - D1 S- PAD, E, R 44. Weaver Building - E3 20,21,32. Whalen Complex - D2 N- E, R Attention: Parking lot designations may have changed since the printing of this map. You are responsible for checking the signs at lot entrances when parking. 84. Women's Soccer Field - A5 C. The responsibility for finding a legal parking space B. Vehicles which have been impounded and not claimed 2012-13 Campus Parking Map rests with the vehicle operator. Lack of space is will be considered as abandoned and will be disposed not considered a valid excuse for violation of these of in accordance with KRS 189.751. & Vehicle Parking Regulations regulations. A permit does not guarantee parking in any specific lot or area. C. Vehicles which constitute a safety hazard to the D. Written notes placed on vehicles will not be accepted as University community will be removed from the campus I. Authority a parking permit. In the event your vehicle has become at the owner’s expense. By the action of the Board of Regents of April 22, 1978, disabled, you must call the EKU Police Department and as amended on August 1, 2003, and pursuant to the immediately, giving location, make, model, and license IX. Penalties authority invested in it by chapter 164.975 of the Kentucky number of the disabled vehicle. A temporary permit A. The following monetary penalties are levied for the Revised Statutes, the following regulations were adopted to must then be obtained for the vehicle from the EKU specific violations listed below: regulate and control motor vehicle traffic and parking facilities Police Department, with a time limit of four (4) hours All tickets must be paid at on the Eastern Kentucky University campus. during the normal workday. Temporary permits are not Student Accounting Services, SSB room 210. available for vehicles that are disabled in the roadway, 1. No permit displayed/expired $ 20.00* II. Purpose are blocking traffic or are creating a safety hazard.
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