Spending Guidelines Clause Samples

Spending Guidelines. The Director or designee must approve any vocational training costs exceeding $5,000. Any tools, equipment, supplies and training materials may be provided separately (see policies on Occupational Licenses, Tools, Equipment, Initial Stock & Supplies) and will not be included in this $5,000 guideline.
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Spending Guidelines. No training or training services in an institution of higher education may be paid for with DBVI funds unless maximum efforts have been made by DBVI and the individual to secure grant assistance in whole or in part from other sources to pay for that training. DBVI’s financial sponsorship in post-secondary education shall be considered only after all comparable services and benefits including loans, scholarships, and grants have been explored. DBVI's participation may not meet all of a student's unmet need; students should be expected to participate in a college’s work-study program unless precluded by the disability(ies). DBVI may authorize up to $100 per credit per semester for direct school costs. These costs include tuition, fees, and room and board. Other expenses, e.g., transportation, readers, books, or other special accommodations will be considered separately. The educational institution should provide all accommodations required by law. The person should be expected to maintain a "C" average or 2.0 GPA for continued DBVI funding; if such grades are not maintained, the counselor and individual shall re- evaluate the training plan. accessible by computer and taped books, tools, and other training materials do not require such determination.
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Spending Guidelines. DBVI contracts with the specialized non-profit agency on an annual basis for the provision of personal adjustment training services. Hourly rates are negotiated between the DBVI Director and the CEO of the specialized non-profit agency. When the cost of comprehensive personal adjustment training exceeds $3,000 or there is participation at a residential rehabilitation facility, the record of services shall provide justifying documentation of this expenditure. The spending and related guidelines in this chapter will be reviewed by DBVI every three years with input of the State Rehabilitation Council.
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Spending Guidelines. The Fiscal Year shall be July 1st to June 30th of the following year. Budgets shall be established by June 15th for the upcoming year. Receipts for all spending/payments shall be required. All spending shall be limited to funds available. The Board shall establish short and long-range plans for spending based upon the needs of the organization, in conjunction with the coach/advisor. The organization budget must be shared with and approved by the general membership by majority vote.
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