A Plan in Place.(managing car parking in colleges)
American School & University, August, 2005 by Burr, Dave
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Byline: Dave Burr On many college campuses, parking is a focal point of discontent: There's not enough of it; it costs too much; the spaces available aren't convenient. But parking doesn't have to be a nightmare for campus administrators. By taking a strategic approach, schools can meet their parking needs in a way that satisfies most people who depend on having available parking.
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More students have cars than ever before. That has made parking a more important and contentious issue than ever before. In fact, surveys indicate that on some campuses, as many as half ...
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