Parking on Campus

Staff Parking

Staff members can obtain a parking permit at Humber's Registration Office. Payment for parking will be deducted through payroll.

Staff Parking at the University of Guelph

University of Guelph-Humber has a reciprocal parking arrangement with the University of Guelph. If you have business at University of Guelph and have a current Humber parking pass there are dedicated parking areas in which you may park, check at the kiosk in the main parking lot at Guelph for locations.

Faculty Parking

Faculty wishing to purchase a parking pass must obtain a Parking Request Form from the appropriate Faculty Support Officer or through the link below. A permit and gate card will be issued to you by your Faculty Support Officer, upon receipt of the completed form. A permit must be hung from the rear view mirror, facing forward.

The cost of a parking pass depends on your course load, for more information please contact your Faculty Support Officer.

Reciprocal Parking Agreement with the University of Guelph

The University of Guelph-Humber has a reciprocal parking agreement and issues parking permits and gate cards, at no charge, to faculty who have already purchased a pass from University of Guelph Parking Services. If you have a University of Guelph parking pass simply provide a photocopy of the Guelph parking pass to the Faculty Support Officer and complete the Parking Request Form. Permits will be issued upon receipt of the completed form.

Parking Forms

If you require a parking pass for the semester, please complete the University of Guelph-Humber parking form and submit it to your Faculty Support Officer. Please note that parking permits are issued on a per-semester basis.

Student Parking

Fall 2011 parking selection opens Tuesday July 19th at 7 a.m. Parking selections are made through WebAdvisor* and are on a first come, first serviced basis.

Parking Pass Pick Up Information:

When: Mon Aug 29-Fri Sept 16
Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Where: Room GH 110

Please Note:

Photo ID is required in order to pick-up your parking permit. Parking Permits will only be issued to the students assigned to a spot. We will not issue a pass to a family member or friend on your behalf. Permits will not be mailed.

Follow the steps below to select parking:

  1. In the Students menu tab click the Service Selections link in the right-hand side menu.
  2. Log in if necessary.
  3. Select the relevant term (i.e. F11).
  4. Click the Submit button.
  5. This screen displays all of the services that you have already chosen and those that are still available to you. Those showing a Y under the Accessible column can be selected by checking the box under the Change column.
  6. Click the Submit button.
  7. Your Registration Bill will be updated to include the cost for parking and/or locker to your total.

*Students living in residents will have access to LOT 1 (directly across Residence) and do not have to select via WebAdvisor. Parking registration and pick-up will be in GH110 beginning Monday August 29 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Your Residence identification card is required upon receipt of permit.

Student Parking Pass Cost

Semester Cost
Summer $239.95
Fall & Winter $518.44 - $578.01

All parking applications will be processed for either the summer or fall and winter semesters. If you do not require the pass for both the fall and winter semester a refund can be issued.


General Information

Parking
If you occasionally drive to the University, a limited number of spaces are available in the Pay Per Entry parking lots. The charge is $7.00 per entry payable at the gate by credit card or coin (exact change required). These lots do not allow any in-and-out privileges during the day.
General Permits
If you intend to drive to campus on a regular basis it is recommended you purchase a parking permit. Parking permits are required to park in most lots between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday
Guest Parking
Guests to the University of Guelph-Humber who are visiting on business must contact the staff or faculty member they are meeting with to arrange for visitor parking. Staff and faculty who are expecting visitors can contact parking@humber.ca or call ext. 4416 to arrange for visitor parking.
Motorcycle Parking Permits
Motorcycle parking is restricted to designated areas. If you normally drive a full-sized vehicle and only drive a motorcycle on occasion, a Motorcycle Parking Permit can be requested at no extra charge. Simply indicate whether the motorcycle is to be the primary vehicle or an additional vehicle on the application form.
Parking for Students with Disabilities
Parking spaces are available for students with a valid Ministry of Transportation (MOT) Disabled Person Parking Permit and a valid University of Guelph-Humber parking permit. Students with a valid parking permit who have a temporary health or disability problem, may apply for a special Medical Parking Permit. A doctor's medical certificate is required. The special permit is non-renewable and is valid for a maximum of two months. Medical Permit holders are not allowed to park in spaces reserved for students with disabilities.
Reserved Spaces
There are a limited number of Reserved Space Parking Permits available each semester in preferred or designated lots. Electronic gates control entrances to reserved lots and a $10.00 refundable deposit is required for the gate card. To apply for a Reserved Space Parking Permit, please indicate your preference for a Reserved Space on the application form. If a space is not available in the lot of your choice, you will be contacted concerning alternative options.
Parking for Car Pools and Multiple Vehicle Owners
Your parking permit can be used for multiple vehicles by indicating each vehicle on the application form. This grants access privileges for any of the registered vehicles on an alternating basis.
Parking Regulations
Vehicles parked on the Humber campus must be parked according to the Parking Regulations and Municipal Bylaws. Violation of these rules will result in a Municipal Parking Infraction Notice being issued against the offending vehicle. The Regulations are enforced 24 hours a day.