Noncommercial Rate Sample Clauses
The Noncommercial Rate clause defines a specific pricing structure that applies to transactions or uses that are not intended for commercial purposes. Typically, this rate is lower than standard commercial rates and is available to individuals, educational institutions, or nonprofit organizations for activities such as personal use, research, or teaching. By distinguishing between commercial and noncommercial uses, the clause ensures that entities not seeking profit can access goods or services at a more affordable rate, thereby promoting broader access while reserving higher rates for profit-driven activities.
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.