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Parking
All students are allowed to bring vehicles while attending Northland College. Students are encouraged to not bring cars or limit their driving so as to maintain a lower carbon footprint at Northland College. Many students are able to get around the city of Ashland and beyond by walking, riding a bicycle, or taking public transportation (which is free to Northland College students).
Parking permits are available through the Business Office on the 2nd floor of the Ponzio Campus Center. New students will be provided an opportunity to secure a parking permit during Orientation. Parking enforcement will begin at midnight prior to the first day of classes each term.
To view the Northland College Parking Policy click here.
Enforcement and Special Conditions
Maintenance staff will enforce the parking policy. Violations during day time hours can also be called into the Ashland Police Department. Students, staff and faculty will be required to leave vehicles in designated lot areas when they will be off campus during the snow plowing season.
Lots will be closed as needed for snow plowing. Notification will be given by posting temporary signs in lots giving the day and hours the lot will be closed for plowing. Campus-wide email notices will also be sent out when possible. If vehicles are left in closed lots and they interfere with snow removal, they may be ticketed and towed.
Cars parked in "No Parking" areas, delivery or service areas, or in fire lanes will be ticketed. Vehicles may be towed if they interfere with public safety, grounds care, or snow removal.
Visitor parking is allowed in the general lots with a Guest Permit. Guest permits may be picked up at the Business Office during business hours on weekdays. After hours and weekends, the host of the visitor should contact their Residential Life staff member for instructions. Appeals must be received within two weeks of the date of issue of the ticket.
To appeal a parking ticket, click here



