For this assignment, you will write a recommendation memorandum to a manager or executive of a company based on the notes you have been provided at the end of this page. Using the information contained in the Recommendation document (bottom of this page), create an actionable memo to a company executive. Remember, you are being asked for a recommendation Be sure to take into account that the primary audience is the executive committee of the company. You should write this as a memorandum, not an email. Use proper formatting and organization tools such as bullets for lists and subheads for key topics. Remember, you are being asked for a suggested plan of action based on your analysis of the facts you have been given and any research you do and your experience. Be sure your recommendation is clearly stated. This assignment will contribute to your portfolio at the end of class and it will enable you to articulate the purpose of a written document. While this assignment is on a different topic than your Final Report Project will be, it will give you practice in creating a recommendation for your employer. Be sure to attend to the suggestions I made and make sure that you revise the appropriate section in the Final Project Report with those in mind. DETAILS: Recommendation Memo Notes Assume that your company president has received many employee complaints about campus parking problems. You are appointed the chair of an employee committee organized to investigate the problems and recommend solutions. The president gives you a file labeled "Parking: Complaints from Employees," and you jot down the essence of the complaints as you inspect the contents. Prepare a memo for an informational report to be submitted to committee members. Your notes look like this: Inadequate employee spaces at critical hours . Poor night lighting near the computer center Inadequate attempts to keep resident neighbors from occupying spaces Dim marking lines Motorcycles taking up full spaces Discourteous security officers Spaces (often empty) reserved for company officials Relatively high parking fees Full fees charged to night employees even though they use the lots only during low.demand periods Vandalism to cars and a sense of personal danger Inadequate total space Resident harassment of employees parking on the street in front of neighboring houses