City Residency Incentive Sample Clauses

City Residency Incentive. A bonus of $1,000 will be provided to employees who reside within City of Dover limits. "Residence," "reside" and "residing" refers to a place of bona fide continuous habitation. Owning or renting property for which the employee does not maintain a residency within does not qualify for the incentive. Residency will be documented each year. This bonus is to be paid annually on or about September 1st to officers on record on June 1 and at the time of payment. Residency certification will be validated with the submission of the following documents. Supporting documentation must reflect the employee's name as the account holder.
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City Residency Incentive. A bonus of $1,000 will be provided to employees who reside within City of Dover limits. "Residence," "reside" and "residing" refers to a place of bona fide continuous habitation. Owning or renting property for which the employee does not maintain a residency within does not qualify for the incentive. Residency will be documented each year. This bonus is to be paid annually on or about September 1st to officers on record on June 1 and at the time of payment. In addition, the employees continue to maintain bona fide continuous habitation at the time of payment. Residency certification will be validated with the submission of the following documents. Supporting documentation must reflect the employee's name as the account holder. Property Tax records Homeowner or tenant records (mortgage, if applicable, or lease agreement, if applicable) City of Dover utility bill demonstrating customary usage or consumption to demonstrate bona fide continuous habitation Internet, cable, satellite, or phone/mobile records. The incentive here-in provided shall not be considered in the overtime rate or as affecting any other fringe benefit program presently in force.
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