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COST ALLOCATION METHODOLOGY <br />Cost allocation is the process of assigning to two or more programs the costs of an item shared <br />by the programs, The goal is to ensure, that each program bears its fair sham, and only its fair <br />sharo, of the total cost of the item. A, cost allocation plan is a written account of the methods <br />used to allocate costs to the programs occupying the A.ICC's.. The requirement to allocate the <br />costs of shared resources can be met by using logical and rational methods to ensure that each <br />program is paying only its fair share of the cost of an item used in common, and that no program <br />is subsidizing another, Generally, the methods used to allocate a shared cost shouldbe the <br />simplest, most straightforward. way of allocating this type of cost fairly. Complex, highly <br />detailedmethods should be avoided when a simple one will achieve the objective. Methods, <br />rules or formulas that use percentages; or fractions of cost items are acceptable. Accordingly, <br />shared costs will be based upon the square footage occupied in the AICC. <br />Santa Ana )V/O/RIIf CENTER <br />1000 E3 Santa Ana Blvd., Suite 200 & Suite 220 <br />Santa Ana, CA 92701 <br />A7CC Partners Co4ocated at the AJiCC: <br />Location of all partners is detailed in ADCC Partner's Location (Attachment Z), <br />is not co -located within the Comprehensive AICD in Santa Ana. <br />Therefore, infrastructure budgets are not included in this MOU. <br />INFRAS'fRVCTURF, FUNDING AGREEMENT <br />T <br />The Infrast <br />