§ 116-44.5. Special provisions applicable to identified constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina.
§ 116‑44.5. Special provisions applicable toidentified constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina.
In addition to the powers granted by G.S. 116‑44.4, the board oftrustees of each of the constituent institutions enumerated hereinafter shallhave the additional powers prescribed:
(1) The Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina atChapel Hill may by ordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit the parking of motorvehicles on those portions of the following public streets in the Town ofChapel Hill where parking is not prohibited by an ordinance of the Town ofChapel Hill:
a. Battle Lane;
b. Country Club Road, between Raleigh Street and South Road;
c. Manning Drive;
d. McCauley Street, between Columbia Street and PittsboroStreet;
e. Pittsboro Street, between South Columbia Street and CameronAvenue;
f. Boundary Street, between Country Club Road and EastFranklin Street;
g. Park Place, between Boundary Street and East FranklinStreet;
h. South Columbia Street, between Franklin Street and ManningDrive;
i. Cameron Avenue, between South Columbia Street and RaleighStreet;
j. Raleigh Street;
k. Ridge Road;
l. South Road, between Columbia Street and Country Club Road.
In addition, the Board of Trustees of the Universityof North Carolina at Chapel Hill may regulate traffic on Cameron Avenue,between Raleigh Street and South Columbia Street, and on Raleigh Street, in anymanner not inconsistent with ordinances of the Town of Chapel Hill.
(2) The Board of Trustees of Appalachian State University may byordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit the parking of motor vehicles on thoseportions of the following public streets in the Town of Boone where parking isnot prohibited by an ordinance of the Town of Boone:
a. Rivers Street, between U.S. 221‑U.S. 321 (HardinStreet) and Water Street;
b. Stadium Drive, between Rivers Street and Hemlock Drive;
c. College Street, to the extent that it is bounded on bothsides by the university campus;
d. Appalachian Street, between Locust Street and Howard Street;
e. Brown Street, between Locust Street and Howard Street;
f. Hill Street, only on the half of Hill Street bounded by theuniversity campus;
g. Stansberry Circle, from Holmes Drive to the end ofStansberry Circle;
h. Locust Street, from U.S. 221‑U.S. 321 (Hardin Street)to the end of Locust Street; and
i. Dale Street, from State Farm Road to the end of DaleStreet.
(3) The Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina atCharlotte may by ordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit the parking of motorvehicles on those portions of the following public roads in the County ofMecklenburg where parking is not prohibited by ordinance or other source oflegal regulation of the County of Mecklenburg or other governmental entity withjurisdiction to regulate parking on such public road:
a. Mary Alexander Boulevard (State Road No. 2834), between itsintersection with N.C. Highway 49 and its intersection with Mallard CreekChurch Road.
In addition, the Board of Trustees of the Universityof North Carolina at Charlotte may regulate traffic on Mary Alexander Boulevard(State Road No. 2834), between its intersection with N.C. Highway 49 and itsintersection with Mallard Creek Church Road, in any manner not inconsistentwith any ordinances or other sources of legal regulation of the County ofMecklenburg or other governmental entity with jurisdiction to regulate trafficon such public road.
(3a) The Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina atWilmington may by ordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit the parking of motorvehicles on those portions of the following public streets in the City ofWilmington where parking is not prohibited by an ordinance of the City ofWilmington:
a. "H" Street.
(3b) The Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina atGreensboro may by ordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit the parking of motorvehicles for those portions of any of the following public streets in the Cityof Greensboro where parking is not prohibited by an ordinance of the City ofGreensboro:
a. Forest Street between Oakland Avenue and Spring GardenStreet.
b. Highland Avenue between Oakland Avenue and Spring GardenStreet.
c. Jefferson Street between Spring Garden Street and theWalker/Aycock parking lot.
d. Kenilworth Street between Oakland Avenue and Walker Avenue.
e. McIver Street between Walker Avenue and West Market Street.
f. Stirling Street between Oakland Avenue and Walker Avenue.
g. Theta Street between Kenilworth Street and Stirling Street.
h. Walker Avenue between Aycock Street and Jackson Library andbetween Tate Street and McIver Street.
(3c) The Board of Trustees of North Carolina Agricultural andTechnical State University may by ordinance prohibit, regulate, and limit theparking of motor vehicles on those portions of the following streets in theCity of Greensboro where parking is not prohibited by an ordinance of the Cityof Greensboro:
a. Dudley Street between Market Street and Bluford Street.
b. Bluford Street between Regan Street and Luther Street.
c. Laurel Street between Lindsay Street and East Market Street.
d. Benbow Road between Sullivan Street and East Market Street.
e. Sullivan Street between O'Henry Boulevard overpass andLindsay Street.
f. Beech Street between Bluford Street and Lindsay Street.
g. Obermeyer Street between Bluford Street and Market Street.
h. Daniel Street between Bluford Street and Market Street.
i. Nocho Street between Bluford Street and Market Street.
In addition, the Board of Trustees of North CarolinaA&T State University may regulate traffic on the following streets for theportion of those streets that abut the university: Benbow Road, Dudley Street,Lindsay Street, and Market Street, provided that the regulation is notinconsistent with ordinances of the City of Greensboro.
(4) This section does not diminish the authority of any affectedmunicipality, county or other governmental entity to prohibit parking on anypublic street or road listed herein. It is intended only to authorize therespective boards of trustees of the constituent institutions identifiedhereinabove to further prohibit, regulate, and limit parking on certain publicstreets and roads running through or adjacent to the campuses of theconstituent institutions where parking is not prohibited by ordinance or otherlaw of any affected municipality, county or other governmental entity. When anordinance or other law of an affected municipality, county or othergovernmental entity is adopted to prohibit parking on any portion of any publicstreet or road then regulated by an ordinance of a board of trustees, theordinance of the board of trustees is superseded and the University, uponrequest of the municipality, county or other governmental entity, shallimmediately remove any signs, devices, or markings erected or placed by theUniversity on that portion of the street or road pursuant to the supersededordinance. (1973, c. 495, s. 1; 1979,c. 238; 2001‑170, s. 1; 2003‑213, s. 1; 2005‑165, s. 1.)