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abatement, and any other legislated environmental hazard<br />

remediation may be excluded, provided that such remediation<br />

requirements could not be reasonably anticipated at the time of<br />

budget submission. This exclusion applies to projects authorized<br />

in the budget year as well as projects authorized in prior years for<br />

which construction contracts have not been completed.")<br />

NAVFAC may approve obligation of funds appropriated for<br />

improvements for projects not exceeding the amount per unit set<br />

forth in the annual Military Construction Appropriations Act,<br />

currently $50,000. The Secretary of the Navy may waive the<br />

$50,000 threshold if he determines, given the useful life of the<br />

structure to be improved, the improvements will be cost-effective<br />

and 21 days have elapsed from the date that the House and Senate<br />

Appropriations and Authorization Committees receive notice of<br />

the proposed waiver, together with an economic analysis<br />

demonstrating the improvements cost-effectiveness. Approval<br />

authority for improvements and restorations are contained in the<br />

current issuance of SECNAVINST 11101.72.<br />

b. Operations, Utilities, Maintenance, and Leasing Accounts.<br />

Transfer of any amount in excess of 10 percent among or between the<br />

operations, utilities, maintenance and leasing accounts shall be subject<br />

to the prior approval of both the House and Senate Military<br />

Construction Appropriations Subcommittees. Lower limits to this<br />

threshold shall be established by the CNO/CMC and major claimants<br />

in issuing operating budgets to the field. Reimbursements may be<br />

utilized to defray operation or maintenance expenses within the<br />

obligational authority provided, but are limited to the amount of<br />

reimbursements earned and collected.<br />

(1) Operations and Maintenance.<br />

The Committees must be notified within 30 days upon transfer of<br />

any amount in excess of 10 percent among the budget activities of<br />

the operations account. End-of-year obligation rates for the family<br />

housing operations and maintenance accounts are limited to no<br />

more than 20 percent in the last 2 months of the fiscal year. Total<br />

maintenance and repair obligations on each general or flag officer<br />

quarters are limited to $25,000 per year unless specifically<br />

reported to Congress. Maintenance and repair expenditures<br />

exceeding $15,000 per unit must be approved by Congress in the<br />

budget submission.<br />

(2) Utilities.<br />

A separate account is established for utilities for the express<br />

purpose of paying utility bills. This is a separate account for<br />

Financial Management Policy<br />

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