Common use of Noncommercial Rate Clause in Contracts

Noncommercial Rate. When required to stay in a community or location where no commercial lodging facilities are available and lodging is not provided by the state or a vendor, a bargaining unit member in travel status is entitled to a noncommercial allowance of thirty dollars ($30) for lodging. In addition, the member shall receive a meal allowance as provided in section 30.03 below. This payment in one location will not be allowed for more than six (6) consecutive months unless a continuation has been approved in advance by the Division of Finance, Department of Administration.

Noncommercial Rate. When required to stay in a community or location where no commercial lodging facilities are available and lodging is not provided by the state State or a vendor, a bargaining unit member in travel status is entitled to a noncommercial allowance of thirty dollars ($30) for lodging. In addition, the member shall receive a meal allowance as provided in section Section 30.03 below. This payment in one location will not be allowed for more than six (6) consecutive months unless a continuation has been approved in advance by the Division of Finance, Department of Administration.

Noncommercial Rate. When required to stay in a community or location where no commercial lodging facilities are available and lodging is not provided by the state or a vendor, a bargaining unit member in travel status is entitled to a noncommercial allowance of thirty dollars ($30) for lodging. In addition, the member shall receive a meal allowance as provided in section Section 30.03 below. This payment in one location will not be allowed for more than six (6) consecutive months unless a continuation has been approved in advance by the Division of Finance, Department of Administration.