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5~ ~ r~~ • Oj1 Da11 ' ~ ~ . Free arkin to end p g in Fairmount area ,~°t~ri i Starting Feb. 15, north. , However, with a special per- - ' two-hour parking mit, residents of that area will " signs will pop up in still be able to park free. > Also on Feb. 15, the con- ` the neighborhood struction on the parking lot at ' 15th and Moss, also called the ~ $y Colleen Pohlig Bean Complex lot, will be com- ~^°i Emerald Reporter pleted. ~'x` t1lhen construction started in People who park in the Fair- the beginning of September, ~ f mount neighborhood east of the planners gave the finish date at ~ r University, and who are tired Dec. 27. Delays are attributed to " of the current parkin and con- wet wea ~ g ther, said Janet Labue, struction situations, are about University Physical Plant em- t o see some chan es in the a g rea. ptoyee and director of the Begmntn Feb. 15, the fre i park- ~ ~,,a _ g e ng lot construction. ride for University employees Althou h a third oft g he lot is ~ t and others accustomed to park- completed and in use, the com- ing alt dap in the area wilt roll pletion of the parkin lot wiU . ` g i~ to a stop. free up a total of 75U s paces, Two-hour parking signs will 15U more spaces than the origi- ~e posted in the neighborhood, nal lot. d ~ ~ Nhich is bounded by Agate "We are relieved the lot is al- itreet between E. 22nd Avenue most done," said Mary Teget, tnd Franklin Boulevard on the resident and member of the ~ ~ Nest, and by E. 22nd on -the East Campus Neighborhood youth, Fairmount Boulevard on he east, and Franklin to the Turn to BARKING, Page 6 The Fairmont Boulevard area east of campus as of Feb. Y5 will no longer feature free, unlimited pa king. . ~ r• •~•NN of rarll~ir~nnrtonf~l ~A~~\ /~AM~