02 NCAC 59C .0402. LAND RIGHTS ACQUISITION COSTS  


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  • (a)  State grants pursuant to Article 4 Chapter 139 may cover up to fifty percent of land rights acquisition costs for water retarding structure sites which include flood prevention and/or water supply, and for recreation sites.  Such costs include:

    (1)           the actual costs of titles or easements for landrights for the following:

    (A)          flood retarding structure sites, and impoundment areas;

    (B)          water supply sites;

    (C)          recreational sites;

    (D)          access roads necessary for construction, operation, and maintenance of (A), (B), or (C) of this Paragraph; and

    (E)           "uneconomic remnants" as defined in Public Law 91‑646;

    (2)           the following administration costs:

    (A)          cost of surveying; land rights taking lines;

    (B)          contract relocation advisory service and contract appraisal fees by qualified personnel;

    (C)          relocation assistance expenses;

    (3)           the following modification costs:

    (A)          public utilities;

    (B)          public highways;

    (C)          private roads;

    (D)          floodproofing that would prevent additional land rights acquisition costs.

    (b)  Such costs do not include the following:

    (1)           attorney fees;

    (2)           land costs for title or easements acquired for purposes other than those stated in this Rule;

    (3)           negotiator's or land rights agent's fees or salaries;

    (4)           watershed administrator's fees or salaries;

    (5)           watershed commissioner's or trustee's fees, salaries or expenses;

    (6)           any fees, salaries, or expenses of an employee of the local sponsor;

    (7)           any administrative costs not included in this Rule.

     

History Note:        Authority G.S. 106-840; 139‑4(d); 139‑54(1);

Eff. September 1, 1982;

Amended Eff. October 1, 1984;

Transferred from 15A NCAC 06C .0403 Eff. May 1, 2012.