Section 10-19m-6 - Cost sharing(a) The Department shall share in the costs of each Bureau which has been awarded a grant pursuant to Sections 10-19m to 10-19p, inclusive, of the General Statutes, at the rate of no more than fifty (50) percent of the actual fiscal year cost, or the maximum dollar amounts set for state grants under Sections 10-19m to 10-19p, inclusive, of the General Statutes, whichever is less. Costs that will be shared by the Department include:(1) Salaries and related costs for the director and other employees who perform administrative functions, as well as the salaries and related costs of employees who provide direct services.(2) Operating expenses directly related to the operation of the administrative unit or direct services, including rent or lease cost for office or other necessary space, consumable supplies, equipment maintenance and repair, communications, copying, utilities, heat, custodial services, essential travel and training, and other services which directly and specifically support the operation of the administrative unit and direct services.(3) Costs of contractual services for the necessary functions of the administrative unit or direct services.(b) The local share of the costs of operating the Bureau shall be based on the expenditure of municipal revenue, which may include Community Development or other federal funds, as determined by the Department, which may reasonably be expected to continue in ensuing years.(c) The value of allowable in-kind contributions may not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the local share of the costs of a Bureau. Allowable in-kind contributions shall include the fair market rental or lease value or the actual costs of office or other necessary space, utilities, heat, telephone, copying, consumable supplies, equipment maintenance and travel.(d) All unexpended state funds shall be returned to the Department within 90 days of the close of the fiscal year.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 10-19m-6
Effective February 1, 1994; Transferred and Amended from §§ 17a-39-1-17-39-1 November 9, 1998