Parking Cash Out Program Sample Clauses

Parking Cash Out Program. The City will offer employees who are eligible for employer paid parking cards in City owned parking ramps, a parking cash out program where an employee can elect to reduce the available days to park with the card for an amount of taxable monthly income. Any cash out amounts will not exceed the amount charged to their department. Employees parking at Mobile GR will be eligible for the parking cash out without regard to the amount paid by the employee’s department for parking. This program is intended to encourage the use of public transit, car- pooling, and other mobility modes.
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