Cost Share Methodology Sample Clauses

Cost Share Methodology. Describe the chosen cost share method for this fire and the details that explain the apportionment. A map must be included that shows fire area with the methodology applied to that map.
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Cost Share Methodology. 15.1. Annually, as part of the budget process, the County shall calculate the percentage of Town Fire Department’s annual operating budget of which the County shall base the Town’s annual fiscal year’s appropriation on. 15.2. The cost share percentage (CSP) shall be calculated by using the ratio of County versus Municipal portions of the following elements: 15.2.1. Geographic area (GA) – geographic area (in square miles) of the fire insurance district in relation to the geographic area of the municipal corporate limits. 15.2.2. Total property valuation (TPV) – property valuation, as determined by Wake County Revenue Department, of the fire insurance district in relation to the property valuation of the municipality. 15.2.3. Total heated square footage (THSF) – total heated square footage of structures within the fire insurance district in relation to the total heated square footage within the municipality.
Cost Share Methodology. Cost Share Method - Effort Method #3 Cost Share Options Classfication Effort Weight Actual Total Miles Weighted Total Miles Actual Miles BIA Actual Miles Nirvana Actual Miles USFS Weighted Xxxxx XXX Weighted Miles Nirvana Weighted Miles USFS Road High 1 16.76 16.76 0.00 10.82 5.94 0.00 10.82 5.94 Moderate 0.67 18.91 12.67 7.93 9.21 1.77 5.32 6.17 1.19 Low 0.33 8.48 2.80 0.00 8.36 0.12 0.00 2.76 0.04 Equipment High 1 29.47 29.47 0.00 12.16 17.31 0.00 12.16 17.31 Moderate 0.67 75.23 50.41 35.81 34.51 4.92 23.99 23.12 3.29 Low 0.33 7.55 2.49 4.11 3.44 0.00 1.36 1.14 0.00 Percent of Total 30.59 50.19 19.21 26.76 49.01 24.23 B. Total Direct Air Costs Attributed to Agency Jurisdictions $1,475,050 11.90% 1.20% 86.90% C. Total Suppression Rehab Costs (Nirvana & USFS ONLY) $154,852

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