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UNION STATION EAST GARAGE 1 GATEWAY PLAZA OVERNIGHT PARKING REQUEST PLEASE SUBMIT COMPLETED FORM TO THE PARKING OFFICE OR THE DROP BOX LOCATED ON THE P1 LEVEL OF THE PARKING STRUCTURE. SEE ATTACHED MAP FOR LOCATION. This form is required to park REQUESTER’S vehicle at the 1 Gateway Plaza Garage in excess of 3 days and for no more than 30 days. Vehicle will be charged the maximum daily rate each day the vehicle is parked. Overnight parking is at the REQUESTER’S sole risk. ABM Parking (Parking Operator), Morlin Asset Management, LP (Property Management) and Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Owner) are not responsible for fire, theft, loss or damage to the vehicle or its contents. If the vehicle remains past 30 days, it will be towed at vehicle owner’s expense. Requestor: Your signature below constitutes acceptance of the above terms and conditions. Requestor Information (Please complete LEGIBLY) Printed Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Company: ____________________________________________________________________ Work Phone: ____________________________________________________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________________________ Vehicle Information: Color / Make / Model: ________________________________________________________________ License Plate #: ________________________________________________________________ Parked on Floor # and area letter: _________________________________________________________ Dates to be parked: From: __________________________ To: _____________________________ Reason for request and dates vehicle will be parked: __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Requestor’s Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: __________________ Authorized by: _________________________________________________ Date:__________________ Parking Management PARKING OFFICE: (213) 620‐0115 HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Press intercom button at entrances/exits for assistance if necessary Visitor Parking Locations LOS ANGELES UNION STATION AVILA STREET Paid Visitor Parking Visitor Parking Locations Levels P1-P4 1 No Pick-Up / Drop-Off Paid Visitor Parking E. CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE Levels P1-P4 Free Pick-Up / Drop-Off 2 Level P1 Free Pick-Up / Drop-Off CLARA STREET ONLY 3 Level P1 E. CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE 1 N. VIGNES STREET METRO HEADQUARTERS LOT B LOT D ALAMEDA STREET ALAMEDA 3 1 PICK-UP/ DROP-OFF UNION STATION WEST UNION LOT & HISTORIC STATION STATION GARAGE EAST 2 RAMIREZ ST. P1 PARKING OFFICE EL MONTE BUSWAY WEST PARKING RATES ARCADIA STREET EAST PARKING RATES LOTS B & D Long Term Parking Available Limited Availability/No Overnight Parking 101 $2 per 15 minutes $2 per 15 minutes $8 per day maximum $16 per day maximum PICK-UP / DROP-OFF LOT & GARAGE E. CESAR CHAVEZ AVENUE Pick-Up / Drop-Off Level P1 To Parking Level P1 N. VIGNES STREET PICK-UP / DROP-OFF AREA P1 PARKING OFFICE.

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