Public Transportation and Parking at Agency Facilities Sample Clauses

Public Transportation and Parking at Agency Facilities. The Agency and the Union agree that proximity to public transportation and the availability of free parking for employees at Agency facilities are benefits that aid in recruitment and retention of employees. The Agency shall make a good faith effort while negotiating or renegotiating to acquire office space, whether such negotiations are conducted by the Agency or through GSA or another Government agency, and subject to competing Agency priorities, and applicable Government-wide, GSA, or Departmental requirements and policies, in a location with reasonable proximity to public transportation. The Agency shall make the same good faith effort to secure an adequate number of free parking spaces for employees while negotiating or renegotiating for office space, whether such negotiations are conducted by the Agency or through GSA or another Government agency, subject to competing Agency priorities and applicable Government-wide, GSA, or Departmental requirements and policies, and provided that the imputed cost to the Agency of the provision of free parking per parking user shall not exceed the average cost of a transit subsidy per user in a comparable locality in which other Agency facilities reside. The Agency may consider public transit availability and the number of days employees are physically present in the office in determining the adequate number of free parking spaces. BICYCLE COMMUTER SUBSIDY APPLICATION U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL Action Requested: New Cancellation Items 1-8 must be completed in full prior to submission to the Transit Benefits Coordinator. APPLICANT INFORMATION
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