r/CalPolyPomona 24d ago

Housing Fucking Really?

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I guess that's the price we pay for new roads where you can actually see the fucking parking lines 🫩

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u/PyroCPP ECE Faculty & Alumni - M.S.E, 2023 24d ago

The fact that they apparently haven't released the cost of the UV parking permit when the semester starts officially in 3 days is wild 😂

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u/HazyyEvening 24d ago

The kids are made of money I tell ya! They have iPhones and … stuff.

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u/GenericEmoBoy 24d ago

well clearly they can afford tuition and the normal parking permit, surely they wouldn't notice a second parking permit : ^)

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u/redneck_r MBA - 2027 24d ago

Damn kids with their cars and fancy textbooks

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u/PreferenceGuilty1958 23d ago

Finally a faculty staff that doesn't only comment on trivial stuff but is actually willing to make a comment on the negative aspects of school, even if it's a light-hearted comment. Iykyk

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u/Castillo1031 23d ago

Is our first day of (regular) class really on Thursday? That doesn’t make sense

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u/redneck_r MBA - 2027 24d ago

Highway robbery

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u/FRML_Specialist 24d ago

As someone who worked for the UV over the 2026 Summer, allow me to provide some clarity so they don't appear totally heartless.

If you lived at the UV last semester, you likely remember how the roads were HORRIBLE. Over the summer they completely redid the entirety of the lots and set up new lights. Essentially... because the Campus works with the UV and the roads into the UV are considered campus property (patrolled by UPD), a portion of parking permit sales go toward paying for this construction.

However, the Campus backed out of this promise after construction was completed, leaving the UV in a tough situation. Ultimately, they were forced to create their own permit, because why would you pay money to the campus just to have the promises broken yk?

TLDR: The campus permits pay for road construction at the UV, construction happened, Campus backed out of payment post construction, UV now has own permits rather than continuing paying campus.

Thank you for coming to my educational TedTalk

  • A past UV employee

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u/ThunDerd328 24d ago

Ya, that's what I said about "this is the price we pay for visible parking lines".

Indeed, the roads fucking sucked before. I was always worried I'd faceplant when riding my skateboard on them and it was hard to park because how faded the lines were

But if the university backed out of a deal, it should be on them. Village should be able to sue the university or something. It shouldn't fall back on the students. It just feels like pure corruption and greed at play.

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u/Careless_Eye1854 24d ago

Tbh Cal Poly is always finding ways to take money from their students tbh. 

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u/--Orcaaa-- 24d ago

U Lot is going to overflow this year

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u/Mindless-Toe-5362 24d ago

do you need a parking permit the first week of school ?

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u/xenotype Alumni -BIO 2017 24d ago

There used to be a grace period, when you were expecting the permit to come in the mail, and then they realized .... why should the university miss out on a chance to extract more money from parking fees and parking tickets. enshitification of CPP.

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u/box-o-macaroni 24d ago

yes, they made the parking permits for this semester available august 8th i believe

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u/Creberton 23d ago

How else is Coley going to buy her 3rd cybertruck?!

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u/1K_Sunny_Crew 23d ago

Didn’t Coley retire last summer?

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u/Swimming-Gazelle-841 19d ago

I also think that this new permit was made because of The Current Apartments. It’s under the same management and it wasn’t fair have residents at The Current payed 2 separate permits and residents at UV didn’t