NR 169.13(3)(a)10. 10. Costs of relocating residents or business operations.

NR 169.13(3)(a)11. 11. Costs of aesthetic or other improvements that are not essential to a response action, except for restorative grading and filling costs authorized under sub. (2) (a), and under s. 292.65 (7) (a) 14., Stats.

NR 169.13(3)(a)12. 12. Costs reimbursed from another source. If, after being reimbursed by the department for any cost, a owner or operator is reimbursed for the same cost from another source, the owner or operator shall promptly notify the department and repay any duplicate reimbursement, unless otherwise directed in s. 292.65, Stats.

NR 169.13 Note Note: Section 292.65 (4) (m), Stats., requires that an owner or operator shall notify the department of any application, including any insurance claim, made to obtain funds to cover eligible costs or to obtain a tax credit based on eligible costs, the status of the application, and, if the owner or operator has received any funds or any tax credit arising from the application, the amount of the funds or tax credit received. Section. 292.65 (7) (c) 4., Stats., authorizes the department to exclude costs that the department determines are unreasonable or unnecessary.

NR 169.13(3)(a)13. 13. Other costs that the department determined to be associated with, but not integral to, the investigation and remediation of a dry cleaning solvent discharge from a dry cleaning facility.

NR 169.13(3)(a)14. 14. Costs that the department determines to be unreasonable or unnecessary to carry out the response activities specified in the bid proposal.

NR 169.13(3)(a)15. 15. Costs for investigation or remedial action conducted at sites located outside this state.

NR 169.13(3)(a)16. 16. Financing costs, including interest and loan origination fees.

NR 169.13(3)(a)17. 17. Liability claims or judgments.

NR 169.13(3)(a)18. 18. Costs incurred by any federal, state or local government entity for services they routinely provide.

NR 169.13(3)(a)19. 19. Investigation or remedial action costs incurred by any federal, state or local government entity unless that entity is an eligible applicant or agent.

NR 169.13(3)(a)20. 20. Costs incurred by a federal, state or local government entity for overseeing investigation or remedial action costs.

NR 169.13(3)(a)21. 21. Costs for a contractor’s services that exceed the contractor’s bid price for those services, except as provided under s. NR 169.23.

NR 169.13(3)(a)22. 22. Costs that the owner or operator has not yet paid, or for which the owner or operator may later receive a discount or rebate.

NR 169.13(3)(a)23. 23. Costs not documented by an invoice and a canceled check, or other conclusive proof of payment by the eligible applicant applying for reimbursement.

NR 169.13(3)(a)24. 24. Costs to investigate or repair environmental contamination involving substances that are not dry cleaning products. If a response action under this chapter is combined with the investigation or repair of environmental contamination involving substances that are not dry cleaning products, the department may reimburse a portion of the combined project costs based on a reasonable cost allocation formula approved by the department. If an owner or operator also submits a reimbursement claim to another governmental agency for any combination project, the cost allocation formula shall be approved by the department and that other agency.

NR 169.13(3)(a)25. 25. Costs to analyze environmental samples for substances that are not dry cleaning products, except that the department may reimburse costs for the analysis of environmental parameters if that analysis is needed to design or implement a response action.

NR 169.13(3)(a)26. 26. Costs to analyze environmental samples for dry cleaning products that could not reasonably have been discharged at the facility.

NR 169.13(3)(a)27. 27. Costs for environmental audits, evaluation or appraisals, other than those needed for the effective planning and implementation of a response action.

NR 169.13 Note Note: Costs for site investigation scoping or equivalent assessments are only eligible for reimbursements if a release of dry cleaning product is found during those assessments. Costs for site investigation scoping may be reimbursed if they meet the eligible cost criteria for response actions in s. 292.65, Stats., and this chapter and are incorporated into reports submitted as requirements for this program.

NR 169.13(3)(a)28. 28. Costs incurred by an owner or operator because of a contractor’s breach of contract.

NR 169.13(3)(a)29. 29. Costs to prepare an application under s. NR 169.19, to contest an application decision under s. NR 169.27 or to consult with the department on the application.

NR 169.13(3)(a)30. 30. Air travel expenses.

NR 169.13(3)(a)31. 31. Expense charges for meals, lodging, travel or other personal expenses.

NR 169.13 Note Note: No travel costs of any kind will be reimbursed except for approved mobilization costs.

NR 169.13(3)(a)32. 32. Supplemental charges for expedited services, including expedited laboratory analysis, mail or parcel delivery service, unless the department approves those charges in advance.

NR 169.13(3)(a)33. 33. Contractor charges that are not based on services provided by the contractor and documented under s. NR 169.19.

NR 169.13(3)(a)34. 34. Costs for subcontractor service charges or markups.

NR 169.13(3)(a)35. 35. Costs that are incurred prior to August 1, 2005, that the department determines are unreasonable.