Utah Admin. Code R311-207-5 - Customary, Reasonable and Legitimate Expenses
(1) Costs claimed by the claimant in
accordance with Subsection
19-6-419(1)
must be customary, reasonable, and legitimate, and must be expended for
customary, reasonable, and legitimate work, as determined by the
director.
(2) The director may
determine the amount of Fund monies that will be reimbursed to a claimant for
items such as labor, equipment, services, and tasks established according to
Section
R311-207-7,
the Cost Guidelines document, or such other methods that are applicable to the
item or task.
(3) As conditions
require, costs of the following activities may be considered to be customary,
reasonable, and legitimate:
(a) performing
abatement;
(b)
investigation;
(c) site
assessment;
(d)
monitoring;
(e) corrective action
activities;
(f) providing
alternative drinking water supplies; and
(g) settling or otherwise resolving third
party damage claims and settlements in accordance with Section
19-6-422.
(4) If a claim that does not
comply with the requirements of Rule R311-207 or the Cost Guidelines is
returned by the director to a claimant or consultant for correction, the
claimant or consultant shall not claim for reimbursement the costs expended to
correct and re-submit the claim.
(5) The Fund may reimburse a responsible
party or other eligible claimant for the use or purchase of the consultant's
originally designed and manufactured equipment provided the cost is customary,
reasonable, and legitimate as determined by the director.
(a) the rate of reimbursement shall not
exceed the consultant's direct labor hours for manufacturing at specified fixed
hourly rates and the materials at cost to the consultant. Material costs shall
include:
(i) adjustments for available
discounts;
(ii) refunds;
(iii) rebates;
(iv) allowances which the consultant
reasonably should take under the circumstances; and
(v) credits for proceeds the consultant
received or should have received from salvage and material returned to
suppliers.
(b) in no
event shall the price paid by the Fund exceed the sales price of comparable
equipment available to other customers through the consultant or through
another source.
(c) the
consultant's claimed direct labor hours for manufacturing and costs shall be
documented through time sheets, original invoices, or other documents
acceptable to the director.
(d) no
reimbursement will be made for labor hours and costs associated with
development, patenting, or marketing.
(6) The director may audit or commission an
audit of records supporting request for reimbursement or payment at any time.
(a) audits may be determined by random
selection or for specific reasons, including the suspicion or discovery of
inaccuracies, or deficiencies in complying with regulations.
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