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25C
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8/15/2017
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COST ALLOCATION WTllfiODOLOGY <br />Cast allocation is the process of assigning to two or more programsthe costs of an item shared <br />by the programs, The goal is to ensure that each prograin"bears its fair share; and only its fair <br />share, of the total cost of the item. A cost allocation plan is a written account ofthamethods <br />used to allocate costs to the programs occupying the AJCC's <br />The requirement to allocate the costs of shared resources canoe met by using logical and rational <br />methods to ensure that each program is paying only its fait` share of the cost of an item used in <br />common, and that no program is subsidizing another. Generally, the methods used to allocate a <br />shared cost should be the simplest, most straightforward way of allocating this type of cost fairly. <br />Complex, highly detailed methods should be avoided when a simple one will achieve the <br />objective, Methods, rules or formulas that use percentages or fractions of cost items are <br />acceptable. Accordingly,, shared costs will be based upon the square footage occupied in the <br />AJCC, <br />a <br />Santa Ana WIOWK CENTER <br />1000 E. Santa Ana Blvd., Suite 200 & Suite 220 <br />Santa Ana, CA 92701. <br />AJCC Partners Co -located at the AJCC: <br />Location of all partners is detailed in AJCC Partner's Location (Attachment 1) <br />INiS'TRUC`I`UIdE FUNDING A+ ;REEMENT <br />The Infrastructure Funding Agreement (IFA) contains the infrastructure costs budget that is an <br />integral component of the overall AJCC operating budget. The other component of the AJCC <br />operating Budget consists of applicable career services', shared operating costs, and shared <br />services, which, are considered additional costs, While each of these components covers different <br />cost categories, an operating budget would be incomplete if any of these cost categories were <br />omitted, as all components are necessary to maintain a fully functioning and successful. local <br />AJCC delivery system. Therefore, the Local Boards, and AJCC partners negotiate the JFA, along <br />with additional costs when developing the operating budget for the local .AJCC system. The <br />overall AJCC operating budget is included in this MOU Phase 11 (Attachment 3). IFAS are a <br />mandatory component of the local MOU, described in WtOA sec. 121(c) and 20 CFR 67$.500 <br />and 675.755. Similar to MOUS, the Local Board inay negotiate an umbrella IPA or individual <br />1PAs for one or more of its AJCC, <br />AJCC infrastructure costs are defined as noxi-persormel costs that are necessary for the general <br />operation of the American Job Center, including; bat not limited to -- <br />• <br />o_ <br />• Rental of the facilities; <br />• Utilities and maintenance; <br />• Equipment, including assessment -related products and assistive technology for <br />individualswith disabilities, and <br />• Technology to facilitate access to the American Jab Center, including technology used <br />for the center's planning and outreach activities. <br />25C-16 <br />
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