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                       G.     "Public Officer" means every elected or appointed officer of the City including all
                              board, advisory board, committee and commission members elected or appointed
                              to a board, advisory board, committee or commission specifically authorized by
                              law or validly existing as an advisory committee pursuant to Section 9-1-9 NMSA
                              1978.

                       H.     "Travel" means being on official business at least 35 miles from the designated
                              post of duty of the employee or public officer as defined in 2.42.2.7.L  NMAC.
                              Non-salaried public officers are eligible for actual expense reimbursement for
                              attending meetings outside the municipal boundaries in accordance with Section
                              5.A. of this policy.

                       I.     "Travel Voucher" means the completed hard copy voucher submitted for the
                              purpose of finalizing travel.


                       J.     "Overnight Travel" means overnight lodging is a component of the travel.

                4.     ACTUAL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT

                       Completion of a travel request is required for all official travel as defined in section 3-H.
                       If there will be no City expenditure for travel, i.e., partial day for less than 2 hours
                       beyond the normal work day, then a travel request is not required. Travel expenditures
                       include but are not limited to meals, mileage, parking fees, gratuities, and taxi fare. Fuel
                       cost alone does not require a travel request.

                       A.     PARTIAL DAY RATES-NO OVERNIGHT TRAVEL

                              a.     Actual Expense Reimbursement For In-State Travel When Overnight Lodging
                                     Is Not Required
                                     i.     Employees shall be reimbursed actual expenses for meals when
                                            travel does not require overnight lodging but extends at least 2
                                            hours beyond a normal work day (defined as a 9 hour period for all
                                            employees) subject to the following limits:
                                            1.    for less than 2 hours of travel beyond the normal work day,
                                                  none;
                                            2.    for 2 hours, but less than 6 hours beyond the normal work
                                                  day, $12.00;
                                            3.     for 6 hours, but less than 12 hours beyond the normal work
                                                  day, $20.00; or,
                                            4.    for 12 hours or more beyond the normal work day, $30.00.
                                            5.    Example #1:  Leave 8 a.m. - Return 5 p.m. =No
                                                  Reimbursement.
                                            6.    Example #2:  Leave 8 a.m. - Return 8 p.m. = 3 hours
                                                  beyond 9 hour period. Reimbursement is up to $12.00.

                              b.     Actual Expense Reimbursement For Out-of-State Travel When Overnight
                                     Lodging Is Not Required
                                     i.     Employees shall be reimbursed actual expenses for meals when
                                            travel does not require overnight lodging but extends at least 2
                                            hours beyond a normal work day (defined as a 9 hour period for all
                                            employees) subject to the following limits:
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