B

A

C

P36P36 P27

P32

P21

P10

P11

P30

P19

P18

P17

P17CP16

P24

P22

P25

P35

P26

P14

P15

P13

P41

P31

P29P33

P1

P3

P2

P9

P5

P8

P7 P4

17C17

17A

17B

16

35

36

211011

3

7

7A

8

31

9

6

25A

29

32

33

25B

25C

4

5

12A

12

1

2

14

15

27

18

22

20

30

23 19

19A

13

2428

3426D

26A

26C

26B

37

41

38

4244

43

45

17G

17F

17E

17D

Driving southeast on 1st Ave., St. Paul’s Parking Lot is 0.2 miles from Campbell Ave.

P37

40

Driving southwest on Route 1, Fairfax Street is 0.4 miles from Main Campus.

P38

39

Driving south on Campbell Ave., Terrace Ave. is 0.1 miles from Ruden Street. Turn right. 1 Care Lane is 0.1 miles away.

Future Lot Scheduled to Open October 2015

MAP PUBLICATIONDATE APRIL 2015

PARKING LEGEND

Restricted

Resident Students

Forest Hills Residents

Full-time Faculty

Blue Permit Required

Sophomore Residents

Faculty/Staff/

Commuter Students

Gold/Silver

Off-Campus Fac/

Staff

No University Parking

A

B

C

Emergency Phone - Campus Police

Campus Police

Health Services

Automated ExternalDefibrillator Location

Athletic Complex Entrance

Boston Post Road Entrance

Ruden Street Entrance

Gold/Silver

Off-Campus Fac/Staff

Gold/S

ilver

Off-Cam

pus

Fac/S

taff

2015–2016

PARKING REGULATIONS

10. Dodds Hall — Bucknall Theater, Seton Art Gallery, Recording Studios, Labs, Classrooms, Faculty Offi ces

11. Kaplan Hall — Classrooms, Study Abroad Offi ce

12. Echlin Hall — Information Technology, Fire Science, Graduate Enrollment, Internation-al Enrollment and Program Development, International Services Offi ce, Conference Services, Classrooms

12A. North Hall — Math Zone, Levy Fire Investigation Labs, Classrooms

13. Bergami Hall — Residence Hall, Dunkin’ Donuts, Sandella’s, WOW Café, Business Offi ce, Human Resources, University Advancement, Classroom

14. Subway Building — University Marketing and Enrollment Communications

15. UNH Dental Center

16. 222 Rockdale Road — Athletic Offi ces

17. Charger Gymnasium — Main Athletic Offi ces

17A. Football Offi ces

17B. Coaches’ Offi ces

17C. Sports Medicine

17D. Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium

17E. Frank Vieira Field

17F. Softball Field

17G. Tennis Courts

18. Bartels Student Activity Center (BSAC) — Career Development Center, Student Activities Space

19. Sheffi eld Hall — Residence Hall, C-Store, Coun-seling Services, Accessibility Resources Center, Wellness Center, Call Center

19A. Nicholson Health Center — Health Services

20. Bixler Hall — Residence Hall, Offi ce of Residential Life, Mail Room

21. Bethel Hall — Residence Hall

22. Botwinik Hall — Residence Hall, Music Practice Rooms

23. Dunham Hall — Residence Hall

24. Winchester Hall — Residence Hall, Facilities

25A. Ruden Street Apartments — Residence Hall — Building 15, Meditation and Spirituality Center

25B. Ruden Street Apartments — Residence Hall — Building 19

25C. Ruden Street Apartments — Residence Hall — Building 21

26A. Forest Hills Apartments — UNH Sponsored Housing — Buildings 22–24

26B. Forest Hills Apartments — UNH Sponsored Housing — Buildings 26–28

26C. Forest Hills Apartments — UNH Sponsored Housing — Buildings 21–23

1. Maxcy Hall — Administrative Offi ces, Classrooms, Bursar, College of Arts & Sciences, College of Business, Financial Aid, Hazell Nut Café, First Year Success Center, Veteran Success Offi ce, Campus Mail Room, Academic Success Center

2. Bayer Hall — Undergraduate Admissions, Faculty Offi ces

3. Gate House — Faculty and Administrative Offi ces, Honors Program

4. South Campus Hall — Registrar’s Offi ce, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences

5. Harugari Hall — Classrooms, Jeffery’s Fusion Restaurant, Faculty Offi ces

6. Marvin K. Peterson Library — Center for Learning Resources, Charger Café

7. UNH Campus Store — Bookstore, Campus Card Offi ce, Student Tech Support

7A. Campus Police/Fire Marshall’s Offi ce

8. Bartels Hall — Echlin Dining Hall, Jazzman’s Café & Bakery, Undergraduate Student Gov-ernment Association Offi ce, Dean of Students, Student Activities, Alumni Lounge, Sodexo Offi ce, Emergency Shelter

9. Buckman Hall — Tagliatela College of Engineering, Classrooms

MAIN CAMPUS PARKING MAP 26D. Forest Hills Apartments — UNH Sponsored

Housing — Buildings 17–19

27. David A. Beckerman Recreation Center — NRgize Lifestyle Café, Emergency Shelter

28. Arbeiter Maenner Chor — German Club

29. 1124 Campbell Avenue — Faculty Offi ces

30. Celentano Hall — Residence Hall

31. Gehring Hall — Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science, Classrooms

32. 1132 Campbell Avenue — Faculty Offi ce

33. 1136 Campbell Avenue — Faculty Offi ce

34. Arcadio “Kayo” Rodriguez, Jr. Field

35. Charger Plaza — ELS, Faculty Offi ces, Labs, Classrooms

36. Charger Plaza Building C — Band

37. 46 Ruden Street — WNHU Radio Station, Faculty Offi ces

38. 1 Care Lane — Administrative Space

39. St. Paul’s Convent — ISVG and parking

40. Blake Building — Administrative Space

41. Westside Hall — Residence Hall, Classrooms, Army ROTC Offi ce, Dining Hall, FOD Dining, Student Life Space

42. 16 Rockview Street — Institutional Research

43. 1076 Campbell Avenue — Faculty Offi ces

44. 196 Rockdale Road — Forensic Learning Lab

45. 32 Hoffman Street — Alumni Relations

PERMIT REQUIRED

All persons who will possess or operate a motor vehicle on any University of New Haven campus, or who are in local University sponsored housing (Forest Hills, Savin Court, Main Street Condominiums) are required to display a valid UNH parking permit on the vehicle. Permits MUST BE PERMANENTLY AFFIXED on the inside of the front windshield in the lower corner on the passenger side. Vehicles not properly

displaying a valid UNH parking permit will be ticketed.

Registering for a permit online is not suffi cient to satisfy the permitting requirement. The Permit must

be affi xed to the vehicle’s windshield.

OBTAINING A PERMIT

Those eligible for a parking permit must apply online at www.newhaven.edu/parking. Permits may be picked up at the UNH Police Department by presenting your driver’s license, vehicle registration certifi cate and UNH ID. All commuting students are eligible for a permit. On-campus resident students with a minimum of 27 credits qualify as sophomores and are eligible to apply for a yellow permit to park at the North Campus. On-campus resident students with a minimum of 57 credits are eligible to apply for a red on-campus resident permit. All eligible on-campus resident students, including Forest Hills resident students, will be charged a fee of $200, which must be paid by credit card online, at the time of registration. Any student wishing to register a second vehicle will be charged a $200 fee. Full-time faculty wishing to park on campus every day will be charged a $200 parking fee. Students residing at Savin Court and Main Street Condominiums will not be charged the parking permit fee, but will be restricted from bringing their vehicles to campus.*

A fee of $200 will be charged to students to replace a lost or stolen permit. This fee is payable at the Bursar’s Offi ce. Faculty and Staff will not be able to obtain a parking permit and will be prohibited from parking on UNH property until outstanding parking fees have been paid. Students that have outstanding unpaid parking violations may have a hold placed on their account.

PARKING RESTRICTED BY PERMIT TYPE

• FRESHMAN RESIDENTS are not permitted to have a vehicle (strictly enforced).

• SOPHOMORE RESIDENTS on campus, including Ruden Street apartments, will be restricted to the North Campus parking lot (P25). Forest Hills sophomores who are not assigned a parking space at Forest Hills will be restricted to the North Campus parking lot (P25).*

• JUNIOR AND SENIOR RESIDENTS on campus (except Ruden Street Apartment residents) will be restricted to designated red lots. Ruden Street Apartment residents will receive a red permit but will be allowed to park in the Ruden Street Apartment commuter lots.*

• FOREST HILLS RESIDENTS will be restricted to parking at Forest Hills. They are PROHIBITED from parking on Simon Place, or any other city street, and may not bring their vehicle to the main campus.*

• SAVIN COURT RESIDENTS will be restricted to parking at the Savin Court complex and are prohibited from bringing their vehicle to campus.*

• MAIN STREET CONDOMINIUM RESIDENTS must park in the Main Street Condominium lot only. Main Street Condo residents are prohibited from bringing their vehicles to campus.*

• COMMUTING STUDENTS may park in any available commuter lot. Available commuter parking areas appear in green on the map.

• FULL-TIME FACULTY PAYING FOR ON-CAMPUS PARKING may park in any available commuter lot, or any faculty only spaces requiring a blue parking permit. Each faculty member may register an additional vehicle without an additional charge.

• FACULTY AND STAFF NOT PAYING FOR ON-CAMPUS PARKING will be issued either a gold permit allowing them to park on campus Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, or a silver permit allowing them to park on campus Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. ADJUNCTS AND OTHER PART-

TIME FACULTY ELIGIBLE FOR A BROWN PERMIT MAY PARK IN ANY COMMUTER LOT, BUT

ARE PROHIBITED FROM PARKING IN ANY BLUE PERMIT FACULTY ONLY SPOTS UNTIL 5:00

P.M. EACH FACULTY OR STAFF MEMBER MAY REGISTER AN ADDITIONAL VEHICLE WITH-

OUT AN ADDITIONAL CHARGE.

• GERMAN CLUB PARKING LOT: Faculty and Staff ONLY may park in this lot from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. After 5:00 p.m. and on weekends, this lot is regulated as a Faculty/Staff/Commuter lot.

ON-STREET PARKING

All resident students are prohibited from parking on city streets in the neighborhoods adjacent to campus. Vehicles in violation are subject to University and West Haven Police Department sanctions, including ticketing and towing. Off-campus resident students residing at Savin Court, Main Street Condominiums, and Forest Hills are also prohibited from on-street parking and are subject to the same sanctions.

EXCEPTIONS

Those students normally restricted to the North Campus, Forest Hills, Savin Court, or Main Street Condominiums may park in designated commuter parking lots on the main campus after 9:00 p.m. Monday — Thursday and after 5:00 p.m. on Fridays. These vehicles MUST be moved off of the main campus and back to their regularly assigned areas no later than 7:00 a.m. on the next business day.

TEMPORARY PERMITS

Visitors, or others with short-term parking needs, may obtain a temporary parking permit from the University Police Department. Admissions visitor parking spaces at Bayer Hall are for outside visitors and require a permit issued by Admissions.

PARKING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

Connecticut state law (Sec. 14-253a) restricts parking in designated handicapped parking spaces to those vehicles displaying a valid handicapped parking permit issued by this or any other state or country. The use of this permit is only valid and legal when the person with the disability is the driver or a passenger in the vehicle. Any misuse of this privilege will result in ticketing, and the vehicle may be towed at the owner’s expense. These vehicles must also display a UNH parking permit if the owner/operator is a student or employee of the University.

SNOW AND OTHER EMERGENCIES

The University reserves the right to modify the parking rules during snow-related or other emergencies, when vehicles may have to be moved or parking prohibited in order to facilitate lot clearing. Non-resident parking is prohibited from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. during snow emergency conditions or impending snow emergencies, and the operators of all vehicles parked on campus must be available to move their vehicles, as directed.

VEHICLES IMPEDING SNOW REMOVAL OR OTHER EMERGENCY OPERATIONS MAY BE

TOWED AT THE OWNER’S EXPENSE.

SPEED LIMIT

The campus speed limit is 15 mph.

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ENFORCEMENT

Parking on the University of New Haven campus is strictly enforced.

Students, faculty and staff who have properly registered their vehicle(s) with the UNH Police Department will receive an automatically generated email advising of a parking ticket, tow warning or the towing of a vehicle. If a vehicle owner can not be identifi ed through the UNH Parking Control Program, he/she will not receive this email notifi cation.

The UNH Police Department strives to reduce the number of vehicles that need to be towed by requesting voluntary compliance with these parking regulations. The ticketing and towing of

a vehicle, along with possible storage charges from the tow company, will cost the vehicle owner

approximately $125.00 (on average, but may vary). No part of this towing charge is controlled

or received by the University of New Haven.

AFTER A VEHICLE HAS RECEIVED 3 PARKING TICKETS, IT WILL BE TICKETED

AND TOWED FROM CAMPUS, AT THE OWNER’S EXPENSE, FOR EACH AND EVERY

SUBSEQUENT VIOLATION WITHIN THE SAME ACADEMIC YEAR.

Vehicles that are blocking fi re lanes, crosswalks, sidewalks, dumpster access, or are parked in a manner that creates a hazard, or are parked in a handicapped space without displaying proper authorization, will be immediately towed from campus without regard to any prior violations.

For the safety of the entire community, everyone is expected to obey all stop signs, observe the 15 mph speed limit, use their seat belts and avoid the use of cell phones while operating a vehicle. UNH tickets or State Infractions Complaints may be issued for moving violations and may become the subject of disciplinary hearings.

By applying for a UNH parking permit, you are agreeing to abide by all rules and regulations pertaining to the operation and parking of any motor vehicle under your control.

Obtaining a permit by impersonating another, misrepresenting oneself, theft, fraud or in any other

illegal or improper manner will result in a $250 fi ne, disciplinary proceedings, loss of parking

privileges and possible arrest.

PAYMENT OF FINES

Faculty, staff, and students may pay fi nes in person at the Bursar’s Offi ce or by mail to the address on the reverse of the ticket. You may also make a payment online at www.newhaven.edu/parking.

APPEAL PROCESS

Tickets may be appealed within 14 calendar days of issue. Go to www.newhaven.edu/parking for a link to the online appeal form.

QUESTIONS?

Call the UNH Police Department at 203.932.7014.

REMEMBER, CONNECTICUT LAW REQUIRES THE USE OF SEAT BELTS AND PROHIBITS

THE USE OF CELL PHONES WHILE DRIVING.

ALL PERMITS EXPIRE 7/31/2016.

* Please see the “Exceptions” section for details.

NOTE: The University of New Haven is not responsible for damage to, theft of, or theft from

vehicles on University controlled property.