LIVING BOUNDARIES Sample Clauses

LIVING BOUNDARIES. Effective 2001 August 02: (a) Not less than sixty percent (60%) of the Fire Department employees shall reside in the following areas: - West Vancouver - North Vancouver - Burnaby - Vancouver - Lions Bay - New Westminster - Port Xxxxx - Coquitlam, west of the Coquitlam River (b) Upon written approval of the Fire Chief, up to forty percent (40%) of Fire Department employees shall be allowed to live in the following areas: - Richmond - Coquitlam, east of the Coquitlam River - Anmore/Belcarra - Surrey - Cloverdale - Aldergrove - White Rock - Delta - Xxxxxx - Maple Ridge - Port Coquitlam - Pitt Xxxxxxx - Xxxxxxx - Sunshine Coast - Xxxxx Island - Squamish - Garibaldi Highlands - Matsqui/Abbotsford west of a north-south line drawn north from the Sumas Border Crossing to the Highway No. 1 Sumas Exit and on to Xxxxxxx Xx. 00 to the Fraser River. In the event an employee residing in Squamish, Garibaldi Highlands, Xxxxx Island, and/or Sunshine Coast is unable to report for duty as a consequence of a situation such as a road closure or a disruption in ferry service the Union shall be required to provide coverage of that employee's shift at no additional cost to the Municipality. (c) When area (b) is full and the Fire Chief receives a written request from an employee to move into area (b), the Fire Chief shall then notify the employee whose written request has been on file the longest and who has not moved into area (b) that such employee now has six (6) months from the date of the Fire Chief's letter to complete their move into area (b) or such employee will be removed from the "Area (b) Eligibility List"; the employee may reapply to the Fire Chief, however, such employee’s eligibility shall be dated from the date of their re-application.
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LIVING BOUNDARIES. (a) Not less than sixty percent (60%) of the Fire Department employees shall reside in the following areas: ‐ West Vancouver ‐ North Vancouver ‐ Burnaby ‐ Vancouver ‐ Lions Bay ‐ New Westminster ‐ Port Xxxxx ‐ Coquitlam, west of the Coquitlam River (b) Upon written approval of the Fire Chief, up to forty percent (40%) of Fire Department employees shall be allowed to live in the following areas: ‐ Richmond ‐ Coquitlam, east of the Coquitlam River ‐ Anmore/Belcarra ‐ Surrey ‐ Cloverdale ‐ Aldergrove ‐ White Rock ‐ Delta ‐ Xxxxxx ‐ Maple Ridge ‐ Port Coquitlam ‐ Pitt Xxxxxxx ‐ Langley ‐ Sunshine Coast ‐ Xxxxx Island ‐ Squamish
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LIVING BOUNDARIES. Fire District residency, defined as residency within a thirty (30) minute response time to Fire Xxxxxxx Xx. 0, Xxxxxx, is required of all employees of the DISTRICT as confirmed in writing to the BOARD within thirty (30) calendar days of the date of said employee’s employment. A “thirty (30) minute response time” for purposes of this article shall mean vehicular travel over public roads at a speed not greater than the then posted maximum speed limit.
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LIVING BOUNDARIES. For the purpose of emergency callback for incidents that are manpower intensive, a living boundary will be established for all employees hired after January 1, 2013. Such employees are required to live within the State of California and no more than forty-five (45) air miles from the City of Xxxxxxxxx Fire Station #1.
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