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ARTICLE 32 EMPLOYEE PARKING<br />

Section 1. Employee Participation in Regulation XV Plans<br />

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711RA<br />

The Union recognizes the <strong>County</strong>'s obligation to fulfill employer requirements for traffic<br />

reduction under the South Coast Air Quality Management District Regulation XV. It is the<br />

Union's intent to assist the <strong>County</strong> in fulfilling its obligation.<br />

Upon commencement of this MOU, the Union agrees to designate employee<br />

representatives at each affected worksite to participate in a Worksite Labor-Management<br />

Transportation Committee. The committee shall develop recommendations for new traffic<br />

reduction plans or for the enhancement of existing plans at the worksite. Plans are to<br />

include development, implementation, and monitoring of progress. Affected worksite is<br />

defined as a work location covered by a Parking Plan presented by Management.<br />

Section 2. Union Right to Negotiate Traffic Reduction Plans<br />

Recommendations from worksite Labor-Management Transportation Committees shall be<br />

implemented no earlier than October 1, 1994. If, at the end of the one year test period, it is<br />

determined that the labor-management parking plan(s) is not effective in meeting the<br />

SCAQMD standard for worksite AVR goal, then the <strong>County</strong> may implement Management<br />

proposed plans. If Local 721 wishes to negotiate any such plan it shall notify the <strong>County</strong> in<br />

writing ten (10) business days from receipt of such recommendation. The parties agree to<br />

expeditiously undertake such negotiations prior to implementation.

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