New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE
Chapter III - Department Facilities
Part 62 - Fees For Service-office Of Mental Retardation And Developmental Disabilities
Section 62.2 - Charges for use of space on state-owned or leased property by nonstate government entities
Universal Citation: 14 NY Comp Codes Rules and Regs ยง 62.2
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024
(a) All nonstate government entities occupying space in buildings owned or leased by the State shall be charged a fee or rental for that space in conformance with this Part and with policies and procedures established by the commissioner and approved by the Director of the Budget.
(1) Nonstate
government entities include, but are not limited to municipal government
agencies, authorities and corporations; not-for-profit corporations; private
business interests and Federal government agencies.
(2) Approval for long-term occupancy of space
shall rest with the commissioner and the Director of the Budget. Long-term
occupancy is defined as the continual occupancy for more than five days by a
nonstate government entity whether or not for the purpose of providing programs
or services for clients and/or employees and where such space will not be used
for any other purpose than that specified in the application for use.
(3) Approval for temporary use of space may
rest with the administrator of the facility; a fee may be charged at the
discretion of the administrator in conformance with current policies and
procedures issued by the commissioner. Temporary occupancy is defined as
one-time or occasional use of facility space or use for five or fewer
consecutive days.
(4) In-kind
services in lieu of fees or rentals (monetary consideration) may be agreed to
in accordance with paragraph (5) of this subdivision.
(5) Standards for calculating fees or rentals
and for determining the adequacy and/or appropriateness of in-kind services
shall be determined or approved by the Director of the Budget.
(6) Space made available for use by nonstate
entities shall not currently be available for sale or lease as
surplus.
(7) A fee or rental shall
be charged through the execution of a revocable permit or lease for space
occupied.
(8) Either through such
revocable permit or lease, charges shall be made for ancillary costs including
but not limited to utilities, maintenance and security.
(9) The occupant shall be charged for all
renovations made on behalf of said occupant.
(10) Nonstate government entities occupying
space on August 1, 1982, which is owned or leased by the State, shall be
charged a fee or rental for such space immediately upon determination of such
fees or rentals by the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental
Disabilities and which have been reviewed and approved by the Director of the
Budget. Full implementation of such charges shall take place no later than July
1, 1983.
(11) Nonstate government
entities occupying space before August 1, 1982, which is owned or leased by the
State, need not be charged for the period prior to this date unless an existing
agreement already provided for that entity to pay such charges or other
considerations. Existing agreements may be modified to be made consistent with
the provisions of paragraph (10) of this subdivision. However, existing
agreements for charges or other considerations as of August 1, 1982 may not be
cancelled or modified without the approval of the Director of the
Budget.
(b) Exemptions to the provisions of this Part are as follows:
(1) exemptions granted as a result of a
specific request pursuant to the following provisions:
(i) application for such an exemption shall
be made to the commissioner on an individual basis, and shall be accompanied by
documentation justifying the request for exemption;
(ii) after approval by the commissioner, each
request shall be reviewed and approved by the Director of the Budget;
and
(iii) each such exemption shall
be granted on an individual basis;
(2) providers of child care services, which
are subject to policies set forth by the Director of the Budget; and
(3) employee housing, which is subject to
policies set forth by the Director of the Budget.
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