OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP

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CIA-RDP85-00988R000600100034-9
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3
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December 15, 2016
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October 1, 2003
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Approved For ReI 2003/1.1/06 CrA-RDP85-00988R00Q&0100034-9 GILL GHEGK CLAS5fFtCATION TOP AND BOTTOM r A LASSIFIED _ CONFIDENTIAL. SECRET takenI.in communicating to Agency people the -problems with working' out. equitable FILE RETURN INFORMATION SIGNATURE -XT-T-.- DDA 76-1492 These ADMAGnotes concerning,-parking are selfexplanatory.- -' Mr. Blake :.agrees that recommendat -on..."3a is worthwhile. -.a`1 I sat :in`--on'`-some of the ADMAG discus= sions ??and.I :think their point is well parking _ Insflfar as 3b is concerned; I think might=be . helpful to submit to ADMAG - an' explanationh of how transportation services--are developed and arranged. L 'I aT:1 7-#0/.DD30-..M CONFIDENTIAL '` - SECRET u Approved For Release 2003/11/06 : CIA-RDP85-00988R000600100034-9 AvN'''IISTRATIVE--INTERNAL USE 0N' v Approved For Relea 2003/11/06 : CIA-RDP85-00988R000Ga6100034-9 .19 March 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration DD/A Registry 7~-rya Chairman, ADMAG SUBJECT ADMAG Comments. on Pay Parking at Non-Headquarters Buildings 1. Pay parking has historically been a source of conster- nation to those individuals assigned to areas where free parking is not available and as a result is a constant subject of discussion and complaint. Employees required to pay for their parking are faced with the loss of salary equivalent to .one in-grade step, virtually caused by their misfortunate assignments. They continually contemplate the apparent inequity of a few employees paying for parking and the majority of employees having free parking privileges. 2. Management has not been deaf nor cold hearted about this condition and has explored the possibility of providing financial relief with negative results due to government regulations. Although the ultimate solution, reimburse the employees for parking is not legally possible, ADMAG feels there may be other possibilities that will defray expenditures and reduce out of pocket expenses. 3. ADMAG recommends the DDA take the following actions to inform the affected employees and ascertain possible non-financial assistance. a. Publish, and re-issue periodically, the information regarding the explorations into providing financial support and the reasons why the Agency was not able to provide this type of assistance to the employees. This publication should also include other areas that have been explored or suggested and. rejected, such as expanded shuttle bus service. b. Request the Office of Logistics assistance in determining the number of potential public transportation customers according to geographical zones and if numbers warrant, bring this to the attention of public transportation companies. These companies should be encouraged to develop service to meet the demand. This service could conceivably Approved For Release 2003/11/06 CIA-RDP85-00988R000600100034-9. r 1727) ADMINISTRATIVE-=IP.fTERNAL USE ONLY . L. Approved 89'9@988~0600100034-9 be additional bus runs, express service, leased .services, etc. Approved For Release 2003/11/06 : CIA-RDP85-00988R000600100034-9 ~nnn~ITRATIVF--INTERNAL USE ONLY