Permits
All motor vehicles parked on the University of
Oregon campus, except those parked in metered spaces or
licensed with State of Oregon 'E' plates, must display
a valid University of Oregon parking permit.
Vehicles that do not display the proper permit or are
improperly parked will be issued a citation.
Even if the vehicle displays a valid parking permit,
many metered spaces on campus still require monetary
payment. There are some metered spaces that are clearly
marked for use by vehicles with appropriate parking
permits or by individuals who pay for time on the
meter. These meters can be found on 18th Street, Agate
Street, University Street and a few on 15th Street.
Drivers are responsible for checking the signs and
putting money in the meters as required. Overtime
parking in a metered space is a parking violation.
Fill out
permit
application before visiting our office to save you
some time.
Faculty/staff parking permits are available
for purchase by employees with faculty status (See OAR
580-20-005) and to employees appointed half-time or
more in the management and classified service. Graduate
teaching fellows who teach classes listed in the Time
and Room Schedule may be certified by their department
heads or deans to be eligible to purchase a
faculty/staff parking permit.
Qualified employees may obtain parking registration
materials and instructions from their department office
or from the Department of Public Safety. The signature
of an authorized department representative is required
on applications for faculty/staff parking permits.
Student parking permits are available for
purchase by students registered for credit courses at
the University of Oregon.
Students may obtain parking registration materials and
instructions from the Department of Public Safety,
which will verify each applicant's student status.
Misrepresenting student status can result in parking
privileges being revoked and student disciplinary
processes and/or criminal prosecution.
Motorcycle, motor scooter and mo-ped parking permits
are available for purchase by students and members
of the University's faculty and staff. The permit
entitles the registered vehicle to park on campus only
in spaces specifically designated for motorcycle
parking.
Faculty and staff must follow departmental procedures
in obtaining motorcycle permits, and students should
apply through the Department of Public Safety.
Carpool parking permits are available for
purchase by groups of three or more individuals who
plan to ride to campus together. At least two of the
carpool members must be eligible to purchase a
faculty/staff permit or a student permit. The carpool
permit is mounted on a plastic hang tag that may be
used by any vehicle registered by the members of the
carpool. While a carpool member's vehicle is parked on
campus, the permit must be hung from the rear-view
mirror so that it can be easily seen through the
windshield.
Applications for carpool permits must be filed in the
Department of Public Safety. A printable
form is also available (.pdf format).
Further information is located on the carpool
parking page.
Temporary and visitor parking permits are
available for faculty, staff, students and visitors
wishing to park on campus. Permits may be issued for
periods of time from one day up to three weeks.
Temporary and visitor parking permits are available
from the Department of Public Safety and from the kiosk
located at 13th and Agate streets.
Commercial representative parking permits are
available for off-campus commercial and business
representatives who bring a vehicle to campus at least
twice a month to make business transactions. Commercial
operations with more than one vehicle may obtain a
permit on a plastic hang tag so that it can be used by
any one of the operation's vehicles as necessary.
Commercial parking permits are available by application
at the Department of Public Safety.
Construction employee parking permits may be
available for purchase depending on the nature of the
construction contract and the availability of
appropriate parking space. If qualified, a contractor
having more than one vehicle may have the permit
mounted on a plastic hang tag that may be used by any
one of the contractor's vehicles when it is parked on
campus.
Applications for construction permits are available at
the Department of Public Safety or may be part of the
construction contract agreement. Construction employee
parking permits may be picked up at the Department of
Public Safety, or they may be mailed directly to the
contractor.
Government vehicle parking permits are available
without charge to U.S. and Oregon state governmental
agencies doing business on campus that requires
employees to bring agency vehicles to campus regularly.
Government vehicle permits are available by application
at the Department of Public Safety.
The University reserves spaces for state owned vehicles
that display an "E" license plate. These
reserved spaces are made available without charge and
are to be used only while the operator responsible is
performing a service for the University.
Emeritus parking permits are available free of
charge to University faculty granted emeritus/emeriti
status and to other retired University employees whose
years of service and continuing connections with the
University indicate such a benefit is appropriate.
Application for emeriti permits must be made through a
University department. |
