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September last year when "Andrea" and "Missy" were at the Visitor Parking booth, I asked "Andrea" when a particular reserved event on the Outlook calendar ended because according to the event calendar on the universities website, it ended at a different time.
"Andrea" told me to only go by what is on the Outlook calendar.
She then had a meeting with "Larry", who was the parking company manager over the account, & she told him this as well.
"Larry" then told me what she told him, & he said that she & he agreed that I can only go by what is on the Outlook calendar.
There was a 2nd shift reserved event that was posted on the Outlook calendar a couple of months ago for June 25th. The entire garage was to be reserved for the event.
Earlier this week when I was not busy I decided to check out the event calendar to see what event were coming up. I noticed that the 2nd shift reserved event for Friday June 25th had been cancelled. So I checked the Outlook calendar, but the entry for that event had not been deleted. I continued checking the event calendar & the Outlook calendar when I got to work, but the the Outlook calendar entry had not been deleted.
When I got to work yesterday, the full sign was on, which meant that Visitor Parking was reserved. So I checked the event calendar & noticed that the 2nd shift reserved event for that day was still cancelled. Then I checked the Outlook calendar to see if the entry had been deleted. The entry was still on the calendar.
Then at 1:30 p.m. "Nancy" from the Parking office called me to let me know that the 2nd shift reserved event has been cancelled.
So Visitor Parking was reserved for a cancelled event from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
September last year when "Andrea" and "Missy" were at the Visitor Parking booth, I asked "Andrea" when a particular reserved event on the Outlook calendar ended because according to the event calendar on the universities website, it ended at a different time.
"Andrea" told me to only go by what is on the Outlook calendar.
She then had a meeting with "Larry", who was the parking company manager over the account, & she told him this as well.
"Larry" then told me what she told him, & he said that she & he agreed that I can only go by what is on the Outlook calendar.
There was a 2nd shift reserved event that was posted on the Outlook calendar a couple of months ago for June 25th. The entire garage was to be reserved for the event.
Earlier this week when I was not busy I decided to check out the event calendar to see what event were coming up. I noticed that the 2nd shift reserved event for Friday June 25th had been cancelled. So I checked the Outlook calendar, but the entry for that event had not been deleted. I continued checking the event calendar & the Outlook calendar when I got to work, but the the Outlook calendar entry had not been deleted.
When I got to work yesterday, the full sign was on, which meant that Visitor Parking was reserved. So I checked the event calendar & noticed that the 2nd shift reserved event for that day was still cancelled. Then I checked the Outlook calendar to see if the entry had been deleted. The entry was still on the calendar.
Then at 1:30 p.m. "Nancy" from the Parking office called me to let me know that the 2nd shift reserved event has been cancelled.
So Visitor Parking was reserved for a cancelled event from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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