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Do you need proximity parking?

All proximity parking requests due to disability, pregnancy, or lactation needs must be routed the proper authorities. Please submit formal requests to:

Employees - UA-ADA@alaska.edu

Students- uaf-disability-services@alaska.edu

*Must have a current parking pass to apply

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1. There is no additional fee for ADA parking; however, a

regular parking decal or permit is required, for

students, staff, faculty, visitors and contractors to park

in any available ADA space.

2. ADA parking available in gold lots require only current

ADA permit and a regular parking decal or permit, a

gold permit is not required. ADA parking in zone 907

pay by plate lots requires current ADA permit and

current pay by plate permit or current meter payment

when available.

3. Accessible parking is provided in compliance with

federal and state law for those who legally display

Alaska Department of Administration, Division of Motor

Vehicles disabled license plates or permits.

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There are 5 Gold Decal Required parking lots on campus.

Each of those lots has its own waitlist

The customers on a waitlist are prioritized by the waitlist request date. Gold lots are limited by thenumber of available spaces and when spaces become available customers who are on the waitlist in the first position are awarded the chance to purchase a decal.

Sales of permits are restricted so that only those who have been awarded the right to purchase from a waiting list can purchase the permit.

Customers are notified by email when a space is available in a lot and they have a 48 hour time period to respond. If Parking Services does not hear from them within that time period the award will expire and the waitlist request will be marked inactive. They will have to reapply to the waitlist at the lowest priority position.

Customers can be on multiple waitlists at once. The customer will need to prioritize waitlists that they are on. For example, a customer may have a certain waitlist that they consider a high priority, but the customer may be willing to purchase a lower priority permit, if awarded, while waiting on the "higher priority" attempt.

For multiple choice waitlists, only one right to purchase will be granted per customer during each award cycle. For example, if a customer is on two or more lists (as described above) and the higher priority attempt is successful, no lower priority attempts can be awarded.

All of these lower priority attempts will be marked inactive (since the customer has the option to purchase the higher priority permit). If, however, only the lower priority attempt is successful, the higher priority attempts will remain active for future award cycles.

How to request to be on a waitlist?

A customer can be added to a waitlist by contacting Parking Services and asking to be placed on specific waitlist(s).

A customer can go to Parking Online at the Parking Services web site and login. They will need to select the Add/Edit Waitlist choice and then select NEXT. They can choose the waitlist(s) of their preferred lot(s) and click on SIGN UP.

The waitlists that they are on will be listed below and will show the status and position on each waitlist. Customers have the option to delete a request and to reprioritize the waitlists.