Permit enforcement begins the first day of class, Monday, January 9.

Student permit purchase and pick-up will be set up in the Student Union first floor Art Gallery:

Friday, January 6 • 8AM-5PM

Saturday, January 7 • 10AM-2PM

Monday, January 9 • 8AM-6PM

Tuesday, January 10 • 8AM-6PM

• Permits purchased online will be ready for express pick-up the next day. (Permit prices and information)
• If you don't get your permit before Monday, you may park in the Union visitor deck (or if full, visitor parking in East or Cone Decks) and receive a voucher for 1 hour of free parking upon pick-up of your permit.
• Those waiting for a financial aid refund or are otherwise unable to purchase a permit before classes begin, may buy a temporary permit for $5 per day.
• Faculty/Staff permit/purchase pick-up is in the PaTS Office (#23 on Campus Map).

Parking changes for Spring Semester

• Expect the parking decks and lots nearest to academic areas to fill quickly and early, especially for the first few weeks of the semester. (As usual!)
• There's always plenty of parking in North Deck (across from Laurel Hall, near Police and Public Safety) and Lot 6 (on Cameron, across from Campus Edge) where you can take the campus shuttle into class.
• Parking around the highrises will be significantly impacted by "South Village" construction projects which will include: construction of a regional utility plant in Lot 8; reconfiguration of Highrise Road; construction of Parking Deck J on Lot 8; construction of Phase XI housing; construction of a new dining hall. Spaces will be taken off-line in phases and, by March, parking will become quite restrictive around the highrises and Hunt Village. PaTS is making every effort to provide sufficient parking for vehicles that currently have parking permits and are parking around the highrises and Hunt Village.
• Parking spaces in Lot 22 (near Lynch and Spruce Halls) are expected to be displaced sometime during Spring semester due to construction of Phase X housing.
• We'll post updates as construction schedules progress on Twitter (@unccparking) and on the PaTS website, http://pats.uncc.edu.