Implementing Ordinance on the Personnel Act concerning the Use of Parking Spaces (Parking Space Use Ordinance, ParkBV) (Parkplatzbenützungsverordnung, ParkBV) - Scope (ParkBV)

1. This regulation governs the use of all parking spaces for vehicles that the canton provides for its personnel on its own or third-party properties.

1. There is no legal entitlement to the use of a parking space.

2. If parking spaces are available, they will be allocated according to the following priority

1. Employees with physical disabilities who rely on the use of a motor vehicle;

2. Employees who regularly require the use of a private vehicle in the performance of their duties and possess a corresponding confirmation from the department head;

3. Employees with irregular working hours who have no access to public transport before the start or after the end of work;

4. Other employees; in this case, the time required for traveling from the place of residence to the workplace by public or private transport is taken into account. Carpooling is given preference.

3. The right of use is personal. It will be revoked if the personal or factual requirements according to paragraph 2 are no longer met.

1. There is no entitlement to a reserved parking space.

2. The property management may, in agreement with and upon application by the directorates, assign a specific parking space to an employee with an authorization pursuant to § 2 Paragraph 2 Item 1 or 2, in the case of justified interests.

1. The use of an above-ground parking lot is permitted only during the times indicated by the corresponding signage. During the remainder of the time, the parking spaces are public; fees may be charged via parking meters.

1. The canton is liable for damages to parked vehicles only within the scope of its liability.

1. The authorization to use the parking spaces and the allocation of above-ground parking spaces or parking spaces in underground garages are granted by the property management upon written request.

1. With the authorization, a sticker or an entry card for the underground parking garage will be issued.

2. The property management maintains a record of the issued stickers and entry cards.

3. In case of loss of a sticker or an entry card, it will be replaced upon payment of the actual costs and a fee for administrative expenses.

4. The sticker must be affixed prominently in the vehicle.

1. The monthly usage fee is CHF 30 for an above-ground parking spot and CHF 60 for a parking spot in the underground garages.

2. The annual fee is based on the degree of employment

1. Up to a 1/3 employment rate, max. 700 hours: CHF 110 or CHF 220;

2. Up to a 2/3 employment rate, max. 1,400 hours: CHF 220 or CHF 440;

3. Over a 2/3 employment rate, max. 2,100 hours: CHF 330 or CHF 660.

3. Extra hours per year in the underground garages are to be compensated at CHF 0.50 per hour, with amounts under CHF 10 not charged.

4. The right to use a parking spot in an underground garage includes limited-time use of an above-ground parking spot.

5. For employees who are dependent on the use of a vehicle due to a permanent physical disability, the fees may be partly or entirely waived by the real estate management in agreement with the personnel office.

6. The fees are offset against the remuneration.

1. This regulation shall enter into force on January 1, 1999; it is to be published in the Official Gazette and included in the collection of laws.

2. All provisions that conflict with it are repealed, in particular the regulation dated July 21, 1997, concerning the use of parking spaces by the personnel of the canton (Parking Use Regulation).