Common use of Prohibited Expenditures Clause in Contracts

Prohibited Expenditures. The Grantee may not use any funds granted under the Agreement for payment of: a) real estate acquisitions; b) capital improvements of permanent structures; c) fund-raising or membership drives; d) political campaigning for elective office or political candidates; e) legislative lobbying before a legislative body or administrative agency; f) grants or scholarships; g) food or beverage; h) indirect or overhead charges above the amount allowed in the current OEEF grant application guidelines (all costs must be directly attributed to project activities); and i) anything else listed in current OEEF grant application guidelines as being prohibited.

Prohibited Expenditures. The Grantee may not use any funds granted under the this Agreement for payment of: a) real estate acquisitions; b) capital improvements of permanent structures; c) fund-fund- raising or membership drives; d) political campaigning for elective office or political candidates; e) legislative lobbying before a legislative body or administrative agency; f) grants or scholarships; g) food or beverage; h) indirect or overhead charges above the amount allowed in the current OEEF grant application guidelines (all costs must be directly attributed to project activities); and i) anything else listed in current OEEF grant application guidelines as being prohibited.

Prohibited Expenditures. The Grantee may not use any funds granted under the Agreement for payment of: a) real estate acquisitions; b) capital improvements of permanent structures; c) fund-raising or membership drives; d) political campaigning for elective office or political candidates; e) legislative lobbying before a legislative body or administrative agency; f) grants or scholarships; g) food or beverage; h) indirect or overhead charges above the amount allowed in the current OEEF Agency grant application guidelines (all costs must be directly attributed to project activities); and i) anything else listed in current OEEF Agency grant application guidelines as being prohibited.