Employee Parking definition

Employee Parking means the portion of total off-street required parking at a development used by onsite employees. Unless otherwise specified in this Chapter, employee parking shall be calculated as follows:
View Source

Examples of Employee Parking in a sentence

  • Employee parking permits are required for the Employee Parking Lot and may be required for Company’s leased or common use operational areas.

  • Employee parking permits are required for the Employee Parking Lot and may be required for Airline’s leased or common use operational areas.

  • Both parties agree to comply with this Plan, the provisions of which shall be superseded by any modifications adopted by the Joint Labor/Management Committee on Employee Parking and Transportation Options, or other body so authorized to make such modifications.

  • The provisions of the Special MOU regarding City Employee Parking and Commute Options, including all existing and future amendments, shall apply to employees represented by the Engineers and Architects Association.

  • The provisions of the Special Memorandum of Understanding regarding City Employee Parking and Commute Options, including all existing and future amendments, shall apply to employees represented by the Engineers and Architects Association.

  • Both parties agree to comply with this Plan, the provisions of which shall be superseded by any modifications adopted by the Joint Labor/Management Committee on Employee Parking and Transportation Options or other body so authorized to make such modifications.

  • The Employer and the Union agree to maintain the Employee Parking and Shuttle Committee.

  • The Port shall have law enforcement jurisdiction for Port-owned properties within the AAA, the Airport Employee Parking Lot located in the 15000 Block of ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇., and the Port’s Consolidated Rental Car Facility.

  • The County agrees to contribute the actual cost up to $17.00 per biweekly pay period, directly to the Central Parking District, for eligible employees who work in the Downtown Core Area, as defined in the report on Employee Parking in Downtown Stockton as adopted by the Board of Supervisors February 13, 2001.

  • Any nurse granted Employer paid parking, as of the date of ratification of this Collective Agreement, is exempted from the subject Employee Parking Policy until such time as they voluntarily leave their current assignment.