Mass Transit. I authorize my Employer to deduct $ /per pay for a total of $ / per month for a Mass Transit Account on a pre-tax basis from my paycheck up to a maximum of $255.00 per month.
Mass Transit a. Measure B pass-through funds are allocated to the transit operators based on a set of percentages of net revenues generated by the Measure B sales tax. These percentages are attached hereto as Exhibit A and by this reference made a part of this AGREEMENT. Allocations may change in the future based on transit service changes. Recipients are not required to enter into a separate agreement with Alameda CTC prior to receipt of such funds.
Mass Transit. This Agreement is entered into by the State of Oregon, acting through its Department of Administrative Services, Labor Relations Unit (Employer), and the Association of Engineering Employees (Association). The Employer shall make available to all employees the ability to purchase Mass Transit passes or pay van pool fares with a pre-tax payroll deduction in accordance with Section 132 of the Internal Revenue Code no later than January 1, 2015. The Employer shall notify employees of this opportunity during health insurance open enrollment.
Mass Transit. This Agreement is entered into by the State of Oregon, acting through its Department of Administrative Services, Labor Relations Unit (Employer), and the SEIU Local 503, OPEU (Union). The Employer shall make available to all employees the ability to purchase Mass Transit passes or pay van pool fares with a pre-tax payroll deduction, in accordance with Section 132 of the Internal Revenue Code, no later than January 1, 2015. The Employer shall notify employees of this opportunity during health insurance open enrollment. LETTER OF AGREEMENT 21.1C-99-07
Mass Transit. The Owner shall promote mass transit as a “green” solution. The Owner will make best efforts to participate in the CrossTown Connect, an organization comprising of six public partners (Acton, Boxborough, Concord, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx and Westford) and eight private partners (Mill and Main of Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx Company of Westford, IBM of Littleton, Juniper Networks of Westford, Red Hat of Westfo4rd, West Acton Villageworks of Acton, Potpourri Group of Littleton and Associate Environmental Systems of Acton) bound together by Intermunicipal Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding which are focused on increasing mobility and commuting options while also reducing traffic congestion and air pollution.
Mass Transit. Perform for the City of College Station a comprehensive study and evaluation of existing mass transit services including comparison with similar size communities, mass transit options available under state law, federal funding opportunities, etc. Maximize the City of College Station’s ability to work locally and regionally through existing structures and organizations such as the Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Brazos Valley COG. Regional transportation issues, particularly roads, rail, and aviation, will be greatly determined by the ability of the City of College Station to effectively work within these existing regional organizations.
Mass Transit. Starting January 1, 2014 the employer will subsidize the full cost of regional mass transit, including regional transit van pools. If the cost should exceed $80, employees will pay the amount in excess of $80.
Mass Transit. Organizer is required to publish and post information on the internet regarding available mass transit routes using all methods of communication available which document and guide patrons to the use of mass transit.
