Increase of NAIA parking rates in 1994

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MIAA Resolution NO. 94-118: Increase of NAIA parking rates in 1994

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Increase of NAIA parking rates in 1994

Law: Miaa No. 94-118

Decision Date: Oct 5, 1994

MIAA Resolution No. 94-118 mandates an increase in parking fees at designated areas, setting rates at P15.00 for the first two hours and P10.00 for each additional hour, while establishing monthly rates for employees and transport companies, with government employees receiving free parking on a first-come, first-served basis.

Law Summary

Standard Parking Fees for Areas A and C

A charge of P15.00 per vehicle for the first 2 hours.
An additional P10.00 per hour for every hour thereafter.

Standard Parking Fees for Area B

The same fee structure as Areas A and C: P15.00 per vehicle for the first 2 hours, and P10.00 for each subsequent hour.

Monthly Parking Rates for Specific Groups in Area B

NAIA employees assigned at the NAIA terminal are charged P250.00 per month per slot.
Transport companies, hotels, and similar entities are charged P350.00 per month per slot.

Employee Parking Area Rates (Non-Government)

Non-government employees are charged P250.00 per month per slot.

Parking Provision for Government Employees

Government employees are granted free parking.
Parking is provided on a first-come, first-served basis at the assigned government employee parking area.

Amendments to Previous Administrative Orders

This resolution modifies or amends the parking rates provision of Administrative Order No. 1, s. 1993.

Effectivity and Validity

The resolution has been effective starting from October 5, 1994.
It remains in full force and effect as of the latest indicated date, without repeal or further modification.

Procedural Approval

The resolution was officially adopted and signed by the Corporate Secretary, Manuel C. San Jose.

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