Announcements
Holiday Break Parking Pass for Resident Hall Students
UND Parking Service encourages residence hall students with an "H" permit to park their vehicle in the Parking Ramp over the semester break. This is a great opportunity to get your vehicle out of the elements. Additionally, having fewer vehicles parked in the "H" lots over the break helps with snow removal and lot maintenance. There is no additional charge for this parking option.
Beginning Thursday, December 1st, 2011, residence hall students may print out and complete the 2011-2012 Holiday Break Parking Pass and bring it to Parking Services located at 204 Twamley Hall, to sign up for a holiday break pass. Students who take advantage of this offer will be permitted to park on Level 4 of the Ramp from December 8th, 2011 to January 10, 2012. Only residence hall students who sign up for a holiday pass are eligible to park in the ramp over the semester break. Space is limited. Holiday break passes will only be issued to the first 110 students who submit the completed form.
Vehicles will need to be removed by 4:30 pm on Tuesday, January 10th to avoid the $7/day charge for each day the vehicle is parked in the ramp beyond January 10th.
Ifyou have any questions, please contact Parking Services at und.parking@email.und.edu or 701.777.3551.
Holiday Break Parking Pass Flyer
Thank you,
UND Parking Services
Departmental Service Vehicle (DSV) Permit Request
A limited number of Department Service Vehicle (DSV) permits are sold only to University departments for use by University employees who use their personal vehicle to travel across campus to conduct official University business. The permit is to be used for short-term parking only (maximum of 90 minutes).
The DSV permit is only valid when displayed with a valid 'A' zone permit. The DSV permit is to be for shared use within a UND department and is not assigned to a specific individual. The permit does not guarantee the availability of a space at a particular location. Parking Services issues and administers the DSV permits and enforces the Service Vehicle parking areas.
DSV permits are allowed to park in Service Vehicle zones (not Maintenance Vehicle zones) for up to 90 minutes. If a service vehicle space is not available, DSV permits are allowed to park in 'A', 'S' and 'ASH' (formerly 'G') zones. All parking regulations apply. Citations issued will be the responsibility of the 'A' permit holder.
Permits are valid from July 1 through June 30, upon payment of the $50 annual fee. Parking Services will process the charge to the department via journal entry/import in July of each year. DSV permits no longer needed must be returned to Parking Services by June 30 of each year to avoid the permit fee for the next fiscal year. No refunds will be issued for permits returned during the year.
If a DSV permit is lost or stolen and needs to be replaced, the department will be required to purchase a new permit at $50. Lost or stolen permits should be reported immediately to Parking Services.
Departmental Service Vehicle Request form
Attention UND Students: 2011–2012 Student Parking Permit On-line Sale Begins May 31st, 2011 at 10:00am.
*Residence Hall Occupants, please order your permit early to ensure that you get the permit type desired.
Electronic Payment Options include:
- Electronic Check
- Credit Card
- Charge to your UND Campus Connection Account
Permit Distribution:
- H Permits will be distributed to Residence Hall Mailboxes.
- All other permit types will be mailed to the address provided at the time of purchase.
- Permit distribution will begin in mid-July 2011.
Parking Office Relocation
The Parking Office has been temporarily relocated from the lower level of the Memorial Union to Student Account Services in Twamley Hall, Room 204. The Parking Services Manager and Office Manager positions have been vacant since last fall. The department is currently undergoing a complete business process review to determine the appropriate staffing for the unit. Relocating the office to Student Account Services will provide additional customer service support and backup for the front-line staff while we move forward with recruiting for the vacancies.
Matt Lukach, Student Account Relations Manager, Student Account Services, is serving as the interim Parking Services Manager with oversight responsibility for day-to-day customer service, permit sales, and appeals. Lisa Heher, Assistant Controller, is handling the internal business operations.
Contact information for Parking Office staff:
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Customer service/permit sales/appeal inquiries |
| Dennis, 7-3552, dennis.crews@email.und.edu |
| Parking for on-campus events |
| Kerrie, 7-0718, kerrie.peltier@email.und.edu |
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Interim Office Manager |
| Matt, 7-3092, matthew.lukach@email.und.edu |
| Refunds/Permit Payroll Deductions |
| Brenda, 7-0727, brenda.lanes@email.und.edu |
Thank you for your cooperation and patience as we work through this transition in the Parking Office. Please send any comments or suggestions to peggy.lucke@email.und.edu.
Peggy Lucke
Associate Vice President for Finance and Operations
Procedures for New Employees
The Parking Office has developed procedures for new employees.
Visitor Pay Lot by Carnegie is a 24/7 enforced pay lot
The Visitor Pay Lot by Carnegie is a 24/7 pay lot with a pay station located north of the lot. No permit parking is permitted. Visitors and guests can park in an available space, purchase time at the pay station, place the parking receipt on the dashboard of their vehicle, and proceed to their campus destination. The pay station accepts US cash, coin and credit card (Visa, MasterCard and Discover). The pay station cannot disburse change or refunds for unused time.
Citation Payment
Citations are billed and paid through CampusConnection for students, faculty and staff permit holders.
Park and Ride
Park and Ride lots are intended to provide a reduced permit price option for students and employees who are willing to park at the perimeter of campus and utilize the campus shuttle service to reach their destination.
The three Park and Ride lots are: Airport lot, the lot west of Skalicky Hall, and the lot east of the Ralph Engelstad Arena.
The mission of Parking Services is to facilitate the movement of people and vehicles throughout the campus in the safest possible manner, and to facilitate the efficient parking of these vehicles in appropriate areas on campus.