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SC8 E8 L6 6 ft, 6 in SC10 Indoor Yost Phone: (734) 764-8291 Campus Information: (734) 764-INFO Ice E9 L6 KIPKE DR. Track WILPON SC4 Arena Fax: (734) 763-4041 Student COMPLEX E15 K5 Theatre Arts M-F: 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m. HELPFUL WEB PAGES Complex FERRY • For street addresses of lots and E16 O8 15 SC19 Alumni FIELD SC20 15 UH South Office: UH South Room F2117 structures, visit: ltp.umich.edu/parking E17 M5 Transportation Field Services M–F: 7:30 a.m.–3:45 p.m. Click on “locations and enforcement,” N4 H3 6 ft, 6 in (closed 1–2 p.m.) SC Schembechler then campus of interest N13 K2 6 ft, 5 in Michigan ST. STATE S. 1 SC5 Hall • For a list of Business Vehicle locations: Stadium N16 K2 Oosterbaan ltp.umich.edu ltp.umich.edu/parking/departments/ 16 SC Field House 16 N26 K3 6 ft, 10 in 16 business-vehicle-permit Crisler UMPD N27 L3 Al Glick • For a list of Service Vehicle locations: Center Campus Shepherd Davidson SC6 Field S2 I11 Safety Softball ltp.umich.edu/parking/departments/ Player Bldg.
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