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AURARIA CAMPUS PARKING 15Th Street for Persons with Disabilities Dog Relief Area Community College of Denver Ball Arena / Elitch Gardens Ball Arena Station Resource and Service Offices Admissions Ofces for Persons with Disabilities AURARIA CAMPUS PARKING 15th Street for Persons with Disabilities www.ahec.edu/parking Dog Relief Area Community College of Denver Market Street Accessibility Center | Conuence-121 CU Denver Accessible Entries Lola & Rob Larimer Street Metropolitan State University of Denver 2 Salazar Student Access Center | Plaza-122 Wellness Center Permit Area for Persons with Disabilities CU Denver CU Denver Business University of Colorado Denver School StudentBuilding Commons CU Denver Meters for Persons with Disabilities Disability Resources Auraria Parkway (Eastbound) V Building Annex Marriott Hotel Lawrence Street and Services | Student Commons-2116 Auraria Parkway (Westbound) & MSU Denver 12th Street Speer Boulevard (Northbound) Daily-Fee Spaces for Persons with Disabilities Hospitality City Heights 14th Street 11th Street & Learning Learning Center V Commons MSU Denver Walnut Street 3 Attended Lot Campus Police Jordan Student CU Denver TivoliGarage Parking Building Success Building 9th StreetV Drop-Off Location for Persons Tivoli Quad MSU Denver V with Disabilities Aerospace and CU Denver Engineering Larimer Street S 0 1 p Sciences Building e Arapahoe Street Van-Accessible Spaces D e Lawrence Street Center r Café B V o u l e 31 v Tivoli a North r d Bus Stop Light Rail Station Tivoli ( Student S o Union Commons u 13th Street t h b o u RTD Access-A-Ride Stop (with location #) PE/Event n d # V Center ) Dogwood Spruce V # Campus Accessible Shuttle Plaza Cherry Media Center & NightRider Stops Emmanuel Gallery Entries Mile High Station ParkMobile 7th Street Garage 1 Arts Breezeway 17 Curtis Street To I-25 Southbound Pay-by-Phone Library Entry Science 2 CU Building 18 7th Street Garage Zone Numbers Walnut Street King Center Lawrence Street Mall 3 Lawrence Street Center 19 Early Learning Center V Auraria Cherry Creek 7 4 Boulder Creek 20 Central Classroom Library EntryLibrary To I-25 North & V 5th Street 3042 (Elevator) Southbound D St. Cajetan’sCenter 5 North Classroom V 7th Street 5th Street 7th Street 3047 21 Assembly Athletic Garage V D St. Elizabeth’s Church 6 7th Street Classroom 7th Rectory Aspen 3031 Complex V Auraria Office 11 7 Science Building Street Parking V Aspen Arts Oak 22 PE/Event Center Ramp Office Nutmeg Beech 3032 30 Walnut Golda 8 Central Classroom/ Facilities Meir 10th Street Birch Champa Street 3033 Library 24 RTD Auraria West Annex Lawrence Way Elm House SpecialRequired Permit Light Rail Station V Boulder Creek 3049 9 Cherry Creek Building Central 25 Conuence Building 9 West Cherry 3034 10 Colfax & 9th Street 5th Street Administration V D St. Francis Way 26 Student Commons V Holly 11 Auraria Library/ Maple Dogwood 3035 5 9th Street Park 13 Media Center Building V D Clear Creek Elm 3036 V 25 12 Administration Building 27 5th Street Garage Auraria Fir 3037 28 Modular Classrooms Facilities Curtis Street Cherry Creek (Front) West MC 8 Holly 3038 Lynx Station Services 13 Administration Building 29 Business School* MC 7 MO 1 Holly ADA 3048 Crossing 5th V V (5th Street) 30 Lynx Crossing MC 10 Boulder Creek Street Fir CCD V Juniper 3043 14 Hotel & Hospitality 31 Aerospace Building/ Hub 7th Str 17 Confluence Bear Creek Maple 3045 Learning Center Student Success eet Beech MC 5 Juniper 15 Tivoli Student Union Building MC 6 Auraria Nutmeg 3039 9th Street Early Spruce 3040 16 King Center/ To I-25 North & Learning Plaza Building Southbound Center Tivoli 3044 West Colfax Avenue Walnut 3041 Birch West Colfax Avenue Colfax at Auraria Station Old Colfax Alternate Access: V Rio Court West Classroom: Second oor accessible from elevators in Central and Arts buildings Community College of Denver | www.ccd.edu Cohen Center Library/Media Center: Library accessible from for Athletics west and north sides (front); Media Center accessible Metropolitan State University of Denver | www.msudenver.edu from east side (back). MSU Denver Assembly Athletic University of Colorado Denver | www.ucdenver.edu *NightRider is unavailable from the CU Denver Business School. Complex Tennis Courts Shoshone Street rev 08.21.
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