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Appendix

City of Greensboro Personnel Policy Manuał

Table of Contents A B C D E

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F H I J K L TableofContents G

Appendix Document:

Handicapped Parking Procedures

Effective Date: 1-1-2011

Revisions: 4

Pages: 1

Policies Referenced:

B-19

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hese procedures will be used for short-term, long-term or permanent disabilities that hinder

the mobility of the employee.

1. An employee needing accommodation for parking should contact City Medical Services

to describe his situation and to provide permission to receive relevant information from the

employee’s doctor(s).

2. City Medical Services will conduct a thorough assessment of the physical condition of the

employee including any limitations of mobility.

3. The employee must have obtained a handicap placard and/or license tag issued by the State of

North Carolina for his personal vehicle except in the case of a short-term or limited disability.

4. Once City Medical Services has completed the assessment, they will report to the Parking

Operations Manager the nature and degree of mobility impairment and expected duration of

any physical limitations that should be accommodated. To ensure confidentiality, the nature of

the employee’s disability, disease or condition will not be provided.

5. The Medical Services Supervisor will contact the Parking Operations Manager and they will

jointly determine the parking needs of each individual based on the parking options that are

available.

6. The cost of parking will be handled through payroll deduction where the parking subsidy

applies to benefit-eligible employees whose work location is in the downtown area per City

Policy B-19, Employee Parking.

See the Employee Parking policy on page 80 in Section B.