FY 1999 Permit Parking Rates: Average Increase 4.24%

For the 1998-1999 academic year permit parking fees will increase an average of 4.24%, which equates to a 69¢ per week increase in most University parking lots. The average permit rate will be $3.12 per working day and compares favorably with the minimum daily rate of $7.00 that non-permit holders currently pay in Penn's transient parking lots.

The general permit parking fee structure is responsive to the University policy requiring the Parking Program to be self-supporting. Parking income is used to reduce the construction debt on garages, finance new construction of parking facilities, cover the cost of lot improvements (e.g., structural rehab., lighting, fencing, striping), pay parking taxes and real estate rental fees, pay the salaries of attendants, and cover the cost of operating expenses (e.g., electricity, permit decals, cleaning).

1998-1999 Permit Parking Rates

(15% city of Philadelphia Parking tax included)

Permit Class

Description

Annual Rate (Sept 1'98 - Aug 31'99) in Dollar Amounts

CLASS 1 (F/S Garages #30, #44) 1185
CLASS 2 (F/S Core Commuter) 812
CLASS 3 (F/S Peripheral Commuter) 678
CLASS 4 (F/S Remote Commuter) 498
CLASS 5 (Student Commuter) 567
CLASS 6 (24 Hour Parking) 1088
CLASS 7 (Evening: 4 PM-11 PM) 315
CLASS 8 (Motorcycle Commuter) 132
CLASS 9 (Motorcycle 24 Hour) 261
CLASS 11 (F/S Garage #7) 900

University faculty and staff are encouraged to pay their parking fees in installments through automatic payroll deduction. Equal installments (twelve monthly or fifty-two weekly) will be taken from each pay issued September through August.

-- Robert Furniss, Director, Transportation and Mail Services


Almanac, Vol. 45, No. 1, July 14, 1998

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