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after fall term starts to figure out who wants to park in the lot, and then they’ll | after fall term starts to figure out who wants to park in the lot, and then they’ll | ||
give out parking permits based on that. Until then, people are free to park in our lot any | give out parking permits based on that. Until then, people are free to park in our lot any | ||
| − | time, no permit required. | + | time, no permit required. In the case of overflow, it’s up to the Secretary to decide whether a lottery needs to be utilized to determine who is awarded a permit. The |
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Secretary is also in charge of having un-permitted cars towed, but will send a house | Secretary is also in charge of having un-permitted cars towed, but will send a house | ||
email with 72 hours notice before doing so. Guests may park in the Stearns music | email with 72 hours notice before doing so. Guests may park in the Stearns music | ||
building parking lot next door on the weekends. | building parking lot next door on the weekends. | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 17 August 2022
The Secretary, once elected at the first house meeting, will send out a survey shortly after fall term starts to figure out who wants to park in the lot, and then they’ll give out parking permits based on that. Until then, people are free to park in our lot any time, no permit required. In the case of overflow, it’s up to the Secretary to decide whether a lottery needs to be utilized to determine who is awarded a permit. The Secretary is also in charge of having un-permitted cars towed, but will send a house email with 72 hours notice before doing so. Guests may park in the Stearns music building parking lot next door on the weekends.
