Fees for Use of Facilities. Reasonable fees may be charged for the use of the facilities assisted with CDBG funds, but charges such as excessive membership fees, which have the effect of precluding low- and moderate-income persons from using the facilities, are not permitted.
Fees for Use of Facilities. The City, Town or County must charge the public a reasonable fee for use of the facility based on prevailing rates at other publicly and privately owned local facilities offering a similar service or amenity. If other publicly and privately owned local facilities offer BIG-funded services or amenities free of charge, then a fee is not required. Fees must neither discriminate against nor discourage anyone from using the facility. In accordance with the requirements of the BIG Program, 50 CFR Part 86, and Executive Order 12866, all revenues from such user fees must be applied to the cost of operating and maintaining the facility for the useful life thereof. If the City, Town or County charges a user fee, the City, Town or County shall establish a separate account for all such user fee funds received and expended in connection with said facility. The City, Town or County shall preserve the records of said account and permit the Department to inspect and audit these records upon request but not more frequently than twice each fiscal year. The City, Town or County shall upon request provide to the Department a list of all such user fees along with all documentation demonstrating how the value of such fees was determined. All user fees must be reviewed and approved in writing by the Department prior to the implementation of said fees. No such fees can be charged until the City, Town or County has received such written approval from the Department. User fees cannot be subsequently increased or modified without the written approval of the Department.
Fees for Use of Facilities. Manager will pay certain fees to TRYC in advance of each use of the facilities, according to TRYC's current Schedule of Fees which TRYC may amend at any time.
Fees for Use of Facilities. The Subgrantee must charge reasonable fees for using the facility based upon prevailing rates at other publicly and privately owned local facilities similarly situated and offering a similar service or amenity. Fees must neither discriminate against nor discourage anyone from using the facility such as by charging user fees that vary based upon boater residence or by vessel homeport. If other publicly and privately owned local facilities offer BIG-funded services or amenities free of charge, then a fee is not required. All user fees must be reviewed and approved in writing by the Department prior to the implementation of said fees. No such fees can be charged until the Subgrantee has received such written approval from the Department or designee. User fees cannot be subsequently increased or modified without the written approval of the Department or designee. All revenues from user fees must be applied to the cost of operating and maintaining the facility for the useful life thereof. The Subgrantee shall establish a separate account for all such user fee funds received and expended in connection with said facility. The Subgrantee shall preserve the records of said account and permit the Department to inspect and audit these records upon request but not more frequently than twice each fiscal year. The Subgrantee shall upon request provide to the Department a list of all such user fees along with all documentation demonstrating how the value of such fees was determined. As stipulated in 50 CFR Part 86 §86.77, any fees collected by the Subgrantee during the period of performance of grant XXXXXXXX must be tracked and reported as program income. The Subgrantee must notify the Department if program income is anticipated and then cooperate with the Department with all applicable program income requirements.
Fees for Use of Facilities. The Contractor may charge the public a reasonable fee for use of the Project facilities. A reasonable fee is a fee that is consistent with, comparable to, and at the same rate as fees charged by others for similar use at equivalent facilities in the area. Fees shall neither discriminate against nor discourage anyone from using the Project facilities. All future user fees collected by the Contractor or changes to existing fees funded under the original contract shall be reviewed and approved in writing by the DEP prior to the implementation of said fees. No such fees can be charged until the Contractor has received such written approval from the DEP. In accordance with the requirements of the BIG Program, 50 CFR Part 86, and Executive Order 12866, all revenues from such user fees shall be applied to the cost of operating and maintaining the Project facilities for the useful life thereof. If the Contractor charges a user fee, the Contractor shall establish a separate account for all such user fee funds received and expended in connection with said facilities. The Contractor shall preserve the records of said account and permit the DEP to inspect and audit these records upon request, but not more frequently than twice each fiscal year. The Contractor shall upon request provide to the DEP a list of all such user fees along with all documentation demonstrating how the value of such fees was determined.
