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EMERGENCY 911 SERVICE PARKING EMMETT STREET Buell Residence Hall Building Index (numerical) Sculpture Studio . 2 Hoyt Conference Center . 8 70 Heating Plant . 10 Parking Structure . 11 West Campus Halle Library . 12 Terrestrial and Aquatics Ecology Research Facility . 13 HURON RIVER DRIVE Mark Jefferson Science Building . 14 N Strong Physical Science Building . 15 To Main Campus Briggs Hall . 17 Paul STAFF/FACULTY PARKING COMMUTER PARKING McKenny Union . 18 Siccluna Student Union . 18 Soccer W E Administration Building . 19 Field PREMIUM RESERVED PARKING COMMUTER/STAFF/FACULTY/GRADUATE ASST PARKING Welch Hall . 19 Special permit required Starkweather Hall . 20 S Sherzer Hall . 21 Hover Building . 22 To West Campus FAMILY HOUSING RESIDENT PARKING COMMUTER/STAFF/FACULTY/GRADUATE ASST Rackham Building . 23 68 Geddes Town Hall School House . 24 RESIDENCE HALL PARKING Bowen Field House . 25 PAID GUEST PARKING Warner Gymnasium . 26 Fee required Olds-Robb Student Recreation Center . 27 Lake House . 28 Jones Pool . 29 COMMUTER/GUEST/FACULTY/STAFF/GRADUATE ASST PARKING Snow Health Center . 30 HEWITT ROAD 67 Main Campus Fee required for guest parking Porter College of Education Building . 31 HURON Marshall Building . 32 RIVER D RESIDENT PARKING King Hall . 33 RIVE Ford Hall . 34 Varsity Field Martin Luther King Jr. Gardens . 35 Boone Hall . 36 3 A 66 Pierce Hall . 37 A Roosevelt Hall . 38 Pray-Harrold Classroom Building . 39 C B SOFTBALL Physical Plant . 43 X W COMPLEX 526 St. Johns . 51 D U 2 B Quirk Dramatic Arts Building/Theatre . 52 G E V I Sponberg Theatre . 52 66A H CORNELL K F 600 W. Forest . 54 T R Alexander Music Building . 55 69 EASTBROOK Sill Hall . 56 S Coatings Research Institute . 57 HU I F G H RON Pease Auditorium . 58 65 Q A R J 8 IVE 6 R University House . 59 P DRIV O C E 611 W. Cross . 60 D E 1 B AA Corporate Education Center . 62 N OAKWOOD I Eagle Crest Golf Club . 63 E commons 5 7 Z M AINSLEY NN College of Business . 64 K A B C F A Convocation Center . 65 D 4 C I Rynearson Stadium (West Campus) . 66 L MAYHEW Olds-Marshall Track (West Campus) . 66a 43 Team Building (West Campus) . 67 Z2 Z Oestrike Stadium (West Campus) . 68 LL Cooper Building . 70 E M K O 42 S 45 LOW J L N Building Index (alphabetical) Dixboro Geddes Road 44 526 St. Johns . 51 28 600 W. Forest . 54 A 41 46 B C 611 W. Cross . 60 Huron River 9 Administration Building . 19 Dr Future iv University Alexander Music Building . 55 e F Student Park Boone Hall . 36 EUnion Bowen Field House . 25 West Campus/Stadium G HEWITT ROAD HEWITT 47 Briggs Hall . 17 Clark Road Main Campus Coatings Research Institute . 57 Huron River Driv 51 59 H 40 College of Business . 64 e ST. JOHNS Convocation Center . 65 29 48 Cooper Building . 70 OAKWOOD D1 d Prospect Corporate Education Center . 62 Golfside Y Q Eagle Crest Golf Club . 63 Washtenaw Lowell Forest Exit Hewitt M 50 Ford Hall . 34 Cornell 27 37A Oakwoo 49 R Geddes Town Hall School House . 24 Cross 30 Halle Library . 12 Cross 11 25 VIS Heating Plant . 10 EAST CIRCLE DRIVE JAR Packard Pearl D Hover Building . 22 D3 26 Hoyt Conference Center . 8 Congress Michigan D2 Avenue T2 Jones Pool . 29 US-23 39 King Hall . 33 WASHINGTON College of Huron Lake House . 28 STREET Adams WEST CIRCLE DRIVE 52 55 PARKING LOT Business Hamilton Mark Jefferson Science Building . 14 W Marshall Building . 32 24 BUS DEPOT LL Martin Luther King Jr. Gardens . 35 10 16A E 12 31 T W McKenny Union . 18 PEARL STREET LO Carpenter Road Exit N 56 Oestrike Stadium (West Campus) . 68 Hewitt COLLEGE OF 183 V BUSINESS 16 D Olds-Marshall Track (West Campus) . 66a R PARKING 53A A Olds-Robb Student Recreation Center . 27 Michigan Avenue US 12 23 STRUCTURE Exit DD I-94 O Parking Structure . 11 G WASHINGTON 181 57 COLLEGE OF S ADAMS STREET ADAMS Pease Auditorium . 58 64 I-94 E HAMILTON STREET HAMILTON 32 BUSINESS 53 N Physical Plant . 43 O N J MICHIGAN AVENUE US 12 EAGLE CREST Huron J Pierce Hall . 37 GOLF CLUB 15 Porter College of Education Building . 31 Corporate Education D ST R ORE Pray-Harrold Classroom Building . 39 Center/Eagle Crest E WEST F A LL 33 38 A Quirk Dramatic Arts Building/Theatre . 52 U 63 Golf Club/EMU B Rackham Building . 23 OOD H Foundation W 22 Roosevelt Hall . 38 14 OAK Rynearson Stadium (West Campus) . 66 HURON Sculpture Studio . 2 College of Business 21 62 O P Sherzer Hall . 21 13 17 Sill Hall . 56 F 37* Snow Health Center . 30 61 CORPORATE Sponberg Theatre . 52 EMU EDUCATION All University meters enforced IN FOUNDATION CENTER E Starkweather Hall . 20 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 34 C G RR 20 A 58 E L Strong Physical Science Building . 15 P Monday through Friday 18 P E Student Union . 18 WASHTE G NAW AVENU 35 E Team Building (West Campus) . 67 Corporate Education Center, 19 36 E OLL Terrestrial and Aquatics Ecology Golf Course and EMU Foundation Lot signs take precedence C Research Facility . 13 WEST CROSS STREET RD Water PACKA T University House . 59 * Parking rates subject to change Tower L E A Warner Gymnasium . 26 C UMMI K M 60 S A Welch Hall . 19 L P OR L N E W G ASHTE E L2 NA OLL Housing and Dining Facilities W C Best Residence Hall . 50 SHUTTLE PICKUP ACCESSIBLE BUILDING Brown Apartments . 16 EMERGENCY 911 SERVICE PARKING EMMETT STREET Buell Residence Hall . 40 Cornell Courts Apartments . 1 EMERGENCY INFORMATION PHONE Dining Commons ONE . 48 ACCESSIBLE PARKING PARKING METERS Red on Map MOTORCYCLE PARKING Dining Services . 48 ($1 per hour) Downing Residence Hall . 49 Eastern Eateries . 44 Goddard Residence Hall . .53A Hill Residence Hall . 5 Department Index Public Safety . .11 Parking Facilities Index L Normal Street Lot (after 6:30 p.m.) Graduate Assistant Hangtag Parking B North Campus Lot 2 Faculty/Staff Hangtag Parking L2 611 W. Cross Lot Guest Parking Areas Purchasing . .43 I North Campus Lot 1 D1 Oakwood Lot (North) D1 Oakwood Lot (North) Housing Office . 48 Admissions . .37 Commuter Hangtag Parking S Ann Street Lot S Ann Street Lot T2 Alexander Lot Registration . .37 B North Campus Lot 2 E Oakwood Lot (South) E Oakwood Lot (South) Hoyt Tower . 6 Alumni Relations . .61 S Ann Street Lot D2 Bowen Lot D2 Bowen Lot * G McKenny Lot ($1 per hour) * Shipping and Receiving . 3 D1 Oakwood Lot (North) D Parking Structure D Parking Structure Jones Residence Hall . 53 Campus Life . .18 D2 Bowen Lot (Commuter Sections) N Bowman-Roosevelt Lot N Bowman-Roosevelt Lot O Pease Lot ($3 entry) Special Education . .31 E Oakwood Lot (South) O Pease Lot A O Pease Lot A Munson Residence Hall . 16 Career Services Center . .33 N Bowman-Roosevelt Lot (after 5 p.m.) V College of Business Structure V College of Business Structure W Washington Street Lot ($1 per hour) Student Government . .18 D Parking Structure P Pease Lot B (after 5 p.m.) P.
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