Parking and
Transportation Services
will break ground this
summer on another
parking garage designed
to provide increased
parking for students,
faculty/staff and
visitors near Robertson
Stadium.
The new garage will be
able to accommodate
2,300 vehicles, and will
address the demand for
parking on the west side
of the campus. In
addition to the new
spaces, the new garage
will also include dining
and retail space, and a
customer service counter
for Parking and
Transportation Services.
To be located in lot
15D, the Stadium Parking
Garage is scheduled to
break ground August 1,
2011, with an
anticipated completion
date of May 1, 2012.
When completed, the new
garage will be the
largest on campus.
Parking and
Transportation Services
is working to finalize
plans to accommodate
displaced parkers during
the construction of the
Stadium Parking Garage.
In order to facilitate
the construction of this
garage, 1,100 spaces in
parking lot 15D will be
taken out of service
beginning this summer,
and will remain
unavailable for parking
until construction is
complete. Parking and
Transportation Services
has already identified
two areas for expansion
to accommodate many of
the displaced parkers.
Lot 16D, at the
northeast corner of
Cullen/Elgin, will be
expanded over the summer
to accommodate
additional vehicles. In
addition, plans are to
construct temporary lots
along Leek Street, also
near the corner of
Cullen/Elgin. Students,
faculty and staff are
also encouraged to
utilize the parking lots
at Energy Research Park.
Alternative
transportation options
are also being
encouraged to help
decrease demand.
Students receive a 50%
discount on METRO fares
when using a student
Q-Card, and can take
advantage of any of the
6 local lines with stops
near Robertson Stadium.
Students, faculty and
staff interested in
joining a carpool or van
pool can contact Parking
and Transportation
Services for assistance
in locating options in
their area.
Throughout the fall 2010
semester, at various
town halls, information
sessions and meetings,
students expressed
interest in not only
increasing parking
availability, but also
increasing premium
parking options, like
garages. This garage is
the first of several new
garages envisioned in
the 2012-2013 Parking
Strategic Plan, designed
to answer the needs of
our growing campus.
Parking and
Transportation Services
has developed a
communications plan to
provide continuously
updated information on
this project, and will
be holding information
sessions in April to
assist those concerned
about parking options
during construction.
Continual updates on the
progress of
construction, and other
relevant information
regarding this much
anticipated garage will
be communicated on our
website at
www.uh.edu/parking.