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<br />retirement, at each such employee's option and upon the employee1s <br />commitment to retire, either a seven percent (7%) increase on the base <br />salary or a seven percent (7%) payment toward the employee1s retirement <br />. contribution. If the employee elects the seven percent (7%) salary <br />increase, the increase shall not be reported in the salary schedule, <br />but shall be subject to retirement deductions. <br /> <br />Please refer to the appropriate Public Employees' Retirement booklet <br />for details of the 2% at 60 or 2% at 50 formula retirement plan <br />benefits. <br /> <br />Educational Expense Reimbursement - Executive Service employees shall be <br />eligible for reimbursement of costs of tuition, registration fees, books <br />and supplies, and other educational expenses incurred in connection with <br />enrollment in and successful completion of courses of instruction <br />related to the employee1s position with the City or a higher position <br />with the City. . . <br /> <br />Effective October 1, 1991, an employee shall be eligible to receive <br />reimbursement not to exceed six hundred-fifty dollars ($650.00) per <br />fiscal year, provided that the courses of instruction require attendance <br />at an accredited community college or university, are part of a <br />curriculum leading to a degree or given by an accredited institution of <br />learning, are approved in advance of enrollment by the Personnel <br />Director and the employee's department head, and the employee <br />successfully completes such course submitted for reimbursement with a <br />grade of "C" or better. The Educational Expehse Reimbursement Program <br />may be used for professional development workshops or seminars. <br /> <br />Senior Executives shall receive an additional $750.00 per caiendar year <br />which may be applied toward flexible benefit plans established by the <br />City. <br /> <br />The Personnel Officer may establish standards and criteria and enact <br />such rules, regulations, procedures and policies as are necessary or <br />appropriate to implement the provisions of this section. <br /> <br />Use of Personal Vehicle and Mileage Payment <br /> <br />Mileage Payment - The City shall reimburse employees for those miles <br />employees are required to drive their personal vehicles in the <br />performance of assigned job duties as follows: <br /> <br />Actual costs to and from destination not to exceed a maximum computed <br />at twenty-five and one-half cents ($.255) per mile for miles traveled <br />both within and outside the City by carrier service, including any <br />privately-owned conveyance; provided, however, that for travel to and <br />from destination in excess of 300 miles said maximum shall not exceed <br />actual coach air fare when such fare is less than the amount computed <br />at the aforesaid rates. For the purposes of this subsection, the <br />actual cost of fuel, maintenance, repairs, insurance and depreciation, <br />shall be deemed equal to the maximum allowance provided for in this <br />subsection. Any City employee who is required to keep available a <br />privately-owned vehicle for use in traveling on City business during <br /> <br />16 <br />