Accounting.

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(2) Individuals eligible to receive the Golden Access Passport shall be any person

who has a permanent physical, mental or sensory impairment that substantially limits one

or more major life activities, such as caring for one's self, performing manual tasks,

walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning or working. Applicants must

appear in person and provide acceptable documentation for issuance of the passport as

follows:

(a) A document issued by a Federal Agency providing Federal benefits, which attests

that the applicant has been medically determined to be eligible to receive Federal benefits

as a result of blindness or permanent disability.

(b) A statement signed by a licensed physician attesting that the applicant has a

permanent physical, mental, or sensory impairment that severely limits one or more major

life activities, and enumerating the nature of the impairment.

(c) A document issued by a State vocational rehabilitation agency, which attests that

the applicant has been medically determined to be eligible to receive vocational

rehabilitation agency benefits or services as a result of blindness or permanent disability.

(d) The statement of permanent disability or blindness provided by the Federal

agency issuing the Golden Access Passport, that is signed and dated by the applicant in the

presence of the officer issuing the Passport.

9-9. Accounting.

a. Remitting Fee Collections. Revenue collected from the users of facilities at

recreation areas managed by the Corps will be deposited in a special account in the U.S.

Treasury. Recreation use fees may be directly transmitted to servicing finance and

accounting (F&A) offices (or servicing Federal Reserve Bank if this is an approved

District practice) by contract gate attendants or volunteers, if adequate control and

protection of funds is provided and contracts reflect this procedure. In parks using

NRRSTM, fee collections will be transmitted in accordance with the NRRSTM Operating

Procedures Manual. Appendices Q and R of this EP provide guidance and procedures for

the direct transmittal of recreational use fees and for maintaining funds security.

b. Administration Costs. An analysis of the cost, to include direct and indirect cost,

of administering the program will be completed annually. Direct costs of collection are

those costs resulting solely from fee collection activities. Direct costs will include the time

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