Clear Form. Privacy Act Statement Authority ─ This information is being collected under the authority of 5 U.S.C. § 4115, a provision of The Government Employees Training Act.
Clear Form. Instructions Agencies must complete a separate worksheet for each transaction type, i.e., one for a sale and one for a purchase, when an employee: • Has an approved authorization to transfer from an old to a new official station. • Has incurred expenses for the sale of a residence at the employee’s old official station, and/or the purchase of a residence at the new official station. PURPOSE OF THIS WORKSHEET This worksheet assists agencies in determining reimbursable expenses associated with a residential sale versus purchase by use of: • Shaded fields which show that an expense is not allowable for the type of residential expenses incurred, e.g., An application fee is not reimbursable for a residential sale. • “Reference” or “Summary” fields which note the federal regulations or other authorities under which an expense is determined to be reimbursable or not: Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), General Service Administration Board of Contract Appeals (GSCBA), or Civilian Board of Contract Appeals (CBCA). • Auto‐populated fields which calculate amounts. COMPLETING THIS WORKSHEET EMPLOYEE INFORMATION Enter the following information: • Employee’s Name • Authorization Number • Date Service Agreement Signed • Employee Name on Title or Equitable Title Interest: Select whether the employee’s name is on the title, or if the employee holds equitable title interest. o Name on Title ‐ may be solely in the employee’s name, in the name of one or more immediate family members, or jointly in all names. o Hold Equitable Title Interest – Generally, this is associated with a person’s financial interest in a residence with family or non‐family members. The most common example is property transferred to beneficiaries through a trust. In this situation, the employee may only claim a pro rata share of the reimbursement. Refer to 41 CFR 302‐11.105 for supporting documentation requirements. o Percent: Enter the employee’s pro rata share, e.g., .05 for 5%. Usually, the employee’s share is written in the trust instructions or prorated based on the number of people also holding equitable title interest. RESIDENTIAL TRANSACTION INFORMATION Enter the following information: • Type of Residential Transaction: Sale or Purchase • Residential Sale Price (Sale ONLY) • Residential Purchase Price and Loan Amount Purchase ONLY) • Reporting Date • Extension Granted and Date: Select Yes or No. If Yes, enter the extension date. Please note the following: o Relocation authorizations are active for...
Clear Form. For WAFWA Use ☐ Mitigated Project, or ☐ Credit Generating Ecoregion: FACZ ID: CCAA Participant Company: Project Name/Identifier: Project Location: Use of early and effective remediation techniques to return developed lands with inactive impacts back to pre-impact conditions can help to reduce habitat loss and fragmentation of the southern Great Plains. To demonstrate that impacts were remediated, the CCAA Participant must provide WAFWA with documentation demonstrating that the remediation activities have occurred and that the remediated area has been seeded with native vegetation, at least to the minimum standard defined by the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s Conservation Practice Code 550 (Range Planting). WCA / CCAA Appendix B - Process for Generating Units from Remediation. REMEDIATED PROJECT Brief description of the reclaimed project, including the construction date: Example: Compressor station on 4.25 acres with access road from CR 205, constructed in 2013. Was this project mitigated/enrolled under the ☐ WCA or ☐ CCAA?
