The plan will limit access to the state fairgrounds lot where the men were shot to ticketholders. The school will allot 600 spaces for students and 600 for others. Law enforcement officers will now patrol the lot.
Other changes include:
The main entrances to the fairground parking will be at the large oak tree on Trinity Road and at the entrance on Youth Center Drive. Signs will designate this area as "State Fairground Parking."
The changes are similar to parking procedures at Carter-Finley Stadium and the nearby RBC Center and go into place for N.C. State's Sept. 18 game against Ohio State.
Two men have been charged with first-degree murder in the shootings before N.C. State's season-opener Saturday against Richmond.
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