Common use of Rental Rates Clause in Contracts

Rental Rates. Any supervisor who is required by the Appointing Authority to live in a State-owned residence as a condition of employment shall not be required to pay rent for the dwelling. Any supervisor who is not required by the Appointing Authority to live in a State- owned residence as a condition of employment shall pay a fair rental rate established by the Appointing Authority for the dwelling. In the event the Appointing Authority determines that a supervisor shall no longer reside or is no longer required to reside in a State-owned residence, the supervisor shall receive a reasonable period of notice of not less than six (6) months. However, the six (6) month time period shall not apply in the following situations: 1. A supervisor resigns, retires, or is terminated from State service; or 2. A supervisor accepts a different position in State service that does not require that they live in the State housing. However, for a Department of Natural Resources supervisor who does not have first priority to reside in a State-owned residence, the notification period shall be determined by mutual agreement of the Appointing Authority and that supervisor. In the absence of such mutual agreement, the Appointing Authority shall determine the appropriate notification period. The Appointing Authority shall advise all supervisors in writing if occupancy of a particular dwelling is a condition of employment.

Rental Rates. Any supervisor who is required by the Appointing Authority to live in a State-State- owned residence as a condition of employment shall not be required to pay rent for the dwelling. Any supervisor who is not required by the Appointing Authority to live in a State- State-owned residence as a condition of employment shall pay a fair rental rate established by the Appointing Authority for the dwelling. In the event the Appointing Authority determines that a supervisor shall no longer reside or is no longer required to reside in a State-owned residence, the supervisor shall receive a reasonable period of notice of not less than six (6) months. However, the six (6) month time period shall not apply in the following situations: 1. A supervisor resigns, retires, or is terminated from State service; or 2. A supervisor accepts a different position in State service that does not require that they he/she live in the State housing. However, for a Department of Natural Resources supervisor who does not have first priority to reside in a State-owned residence, the notification period shall be determined by mutual agreement of the Appointing Authority and that supervisor. In the absence of such mutual agreement, the Appointing Authority shall determine the appropriate notification period. The Appointing Authority shall advise all supervisors in writing if occupancy of a particular dwelling is a condition of employment.