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CPCC Opens New Parking Deck on Central Campus
Central Piedmont Community College will open its new Independence Parking Deck at the corner of 4th St. and Independence Blvd. on Monday, January 8th.
The deck features more than 600 parking spaces, and will operate on a 24-hour basis. It is intended for use by CPCC students who have a valid CPCC parking sticker affixed to their vehicles. Students can obtain their parking sticker when registering for the spring semester. Please note that students have two weeks from the first day of classes to get their parking stickers.
Vehicles may enter the parking deck from either 4th St., or from the new PD Service Dr., which runs between Independence Parking Deck and the Professional Development Building.
The parking deck will contain security features such as video surveillance and emergency call phones. The deck’s architectural façade represents a new look for CPCC Central Campus buildings. CPCC is gradually implementing this look as new buildings are built and existing buildings are renovated.
CPCC students who use the deck are encouraged to cross Independence Blvd. at designated crosswalks.
The deck will include office space on the ground floor, and was funded with Certificates of Participation issued by Mecklenburg County.
The deck features more than 600 parking spaces, and will operate on a 24-hour basis. It is intended for use by CPCC students who have a valid CPCC parking sticker affixed to their vehicles. Students can obtain their parking sticker when registering for the spring semester. Please note that students have two weeks from the first day of classes to get their parking stickers.
Vehicles may enter the parking deck from either 4th St., or from the new PD Service Dr., which runs between Independence Parking Deck and the Professional Development Building.
The parking deck will contain security features such as video surveillance and emergency call phones. The deck’s architectural façade represents a new look for CPCC Central Campus buildings. CPCC is gradually implementing this look as new buildings are built and existing buildings are renovated.
CPCC students who use the deck are encouraged to cross Independence Blvd. at designated crosswalks.
The deck will include office space on the ground floor, and was funded with Certificates of Participation issued by Mecklenburg County.