Letter

17 June 2003

Turning in circles

Can someone explain how and why the turning circle at the north end of University Avenue South (I'm sure we can all follow that) has become a parking lot? What, if anything, is going to be done about it?

D.B. ('Britt') MacLaughlin
Director, Student Orientation
Deputy Dean, Undergraduate Academic Affairs (Faculty of Humanities)

Response from Roland September, Traffic Manager.

The turning circle in University Avenue South has not become a parking area. During the past three weeks three vehicles were charged for parking there. The area is being monitored on a daily basis.

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