PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES Sample Clauses

PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES. 1. At least forty-five (45) calendar days prior to a campus' or hospital’s implementation of new or changed parking fees to be charged to employees of this unit, the University shall inform IAFF of its intent to establish or change parking charges. 2. IAFF shall have fifteen (15) calendar days from receipt of the University's notice to request that the University meet with IAFF to discuss the changes. 3. Upon receipt of a timely written request from IAFF, the campus shall schedule a meeting to discuss with IAFF the new or changed parking charges. Such meeting shall occur within fifteen (15) calendar days following IAFF’s request to meet. Continuation of discussions beyond the implementation date specified in the notice to IAFF shall not preclude the University from implementing the new charges on the date specified in the notice to IAFF.
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PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES. 1. The University will implement parking and transportation rates at each location. 2. Beginning in Fiscal Year 2016-17, the University shall limit the parking rate increases as specified in Appendix G.
PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES. FOR EACH FISCAL YEAR 1. Parking and transportation rates shall be set forth in Appendix E___ - Parking Rates. 2. Except as noted below for UCSD and UCSDMC, for Fiscal Years 2008-2009, 2009- 2010, & 2010-2011, 2011-2012 and 2012-2013, the University shall limit the parking increase for each contract year by the amounts or percentages indicated in Appendix E- using the prior year as the benchmark for determining rates for the following year. 3. UCSD and UCSDMC shall derive its FY 2010-11 rate using FY 2008-09 as the benchmark rate for which the FY2010-11 rate shall not exceed. For all years following FY 2010-11, the methodology shall be consistent with that outlined above in C.2.
PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES. FOR EACH FISCAL YEAR The University shall limit the parking increase for each contract year by the amounts or percentages indicated in Appendix E using the prior year as the benchmark for determining rates for the following year.
PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION RATES. The University will implement parking and transportation rates at each location.

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