Parking Restricted - Lot 308 Closed
Lot 308 will be CLOSED for resurfacing Wednesday, July 17 through Saturday, July 20 at 12pm.
- On Wednesday, July 17 in the afternoon, metered parking will be available in in Lot 404 (south of Fiske by Kittredge Central) and Lot 319 (northwest of Fiske, between the Regent Administration Center and the Center for Community).
- On Thursday, July 18 in the afternoon, metered parking will be available in in Lot 404 (south of Fiske by Kittredge Central) and Lot 319 (before 5pm only) (northwest of Fiske, between the Regent Administration Center and the Center for Community).
- On Friday, July 19 in the evening, metered parking will be available in in Lot 404 (south of Fiske by Kittredge Central) and Lot 306 (due west Fiske).
- On Saturday, July 20 in the afternoon and evening, parking should be back to normal and available in Lots 306 and 308 (due west Fiske).
Here is a quick reference map or please visit the CU Interactive Campus Map for more info. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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