Apportionment of Costs to New Member Towns Sample Clauses

Apportionment of Costs to New Member Towns. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, capital costs and operating costs shall be apportioned in accordance with subsections IV(D) and IV(E), to each town admitted to the District pursuant to the provisions of Section VII. In the first fiscal year in which the admission of a new member town is effective, the town shall pay as its share of the operating costs, capital costs, and debt and operating costs for such fiscal year, an amount equal to that which the town would pay if the pupils from the town enrolled in the regional District school were tuition pupils. During the first fiscal year, in which the admission pursuant to Section VII of a new member town is effective, such town shall be responsible for providing school transportation for pupils enrolled in the regional district schools and for paying the costs of such transportation. After the first fiscal year in which the admission of a new member town is effective, the town's share of operating costs, capital costs, debt and operating transportation costs shall be determined in accordance with Section IV V. and, in addition thereto, commencing in the second fiscal year in which such town is a member and continuing through the eleventh such fiscal year, as partial reimbursement to the original current member towns of Abington, Cohasset, Hanover, Hanson, Norwell, Rockland, and Scituate, and Whitman for their payment of capital costs on account of the original regional district school building, such town shall pay an annual surcharge of $400 per pupil enrolled from such town in the regional district school on October 1 of the next preceding fiscal year. If on such October 1, there is an enrollment of less than five pupils from such town in the regional District, school, such new member town shall be deemed to have an enrollment of five pupils in the regional District.
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