FEMA policy states that FEMA cannot provide PA funding for revenue lost as a result of the disaster; such as when states open a toll road and do not charge a toll; or when states waive the normal fee for ferry service to encourage alternate transportation after an incident.Here; the Applicant waived the tipping fees as a result of the disaster and now requests reimbursement from FEMA to recoup those lost costs. As the tipping fees represent revenue lost as a result of the disaster; they are ineligible for funding.

PAPPG; at 37-38; 41; 55-56; 139; 152.PAAP Pilot Program Guide for Debris Removal (Version 4); at 5.La. State Univ. Health Care Servs. Div.; et. al.; FEMA-1786-DR-LA; at 6; Chambers Cnty.; FEMA-1791-DR-TX; at 7. HeadnotesFEMA policy states that FEMA cannot provide PA funding for revenue lost as a result of the disaster; such as when states open a toll road and do not charge a toll; or when states waive the normal fee for ferry service to encourage alternate transportation after an incident.Here; the Applicant waived the tipping fees as a result of the disaster and now requests reimbursement from FEMA to recoup those lost costs. As the tipping fees represent revenue lost as a result of the disaster; they are ineligible for funding.