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Readers will recall
the article in last month’s Compendium
concerning the adventure of attending a CCH at the new Barbara Jordan Building
in the Capital Complex at 1601 Congress Avenue. That article included the
shortcut to a YouTube video produced by the Division containing instructions
for parking and attending a hearing.
This month the Division released additional information calculated to address
some of the confusion surrounding availability of parking while attending a
hearing. You may find the Division’s latest instructions here: TDI website
A few of the high points:
1)
Mobility-impaired participants may park in the garage beneath the Barbara
Jordan Building if they have a valid handicap parking permit and contact DWC.
2) The Division does provide a limited number of parking
spaces for hearing participants, however, you must contact DWC at least 5
working days prior to the hearing to request a parking pass which will be
emailed to you. Print the parking pass and place it on your vehicle’s front
window. If you wish a parking pass mailed to you, contact the Division at least
10 working days prior to the hearing.
3) Visitors to the DWC offices must park in Garage B, on the
top floor in a space that is not marked “reserved.” To make parking and
visiting the DWC offices easier, the Division has provided the following handy
map:
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