Disposition of Equipment upon Project Completion Sample Clauses

Disposition of Equipment upon Project Completion. Upon completion of the project, if the current value of purchased equipment is less than $5,000, the equipment may be retained by the recipient with no obligation to refund the SNPLMA Special Account. This guideline is based on regulations in 43 CFR, Part 12, Subpart C §12.72(e)(1). However, if the “per unit fair market value” of purchased equipment is more than $5,000 at the time of completion of the project, the CFR states that the grantor is entitled to recover it’s “ownership” share of that value. Therefore, if SNPLMA fully funds the purchase of the equipment and current value is more than $5,000, the current value of the equipment will be a deduction in the final reimbursement amount for the project. If another funding source is utilized for a portion of the equipment purchase, the deduction will be prorated based on the percentage of SNPLMA funds used for the purchase. As explained above, this policy will not apply where outright purchase of equipment resulted in a cost savings over leasing the project equipment when the lease would have been for the sole use of the project and only for the time period required by the project.
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