Section 20.03.09.020 - FEES AND COMPENSATION01.Administrative Fee. Applications for easements must be accompanied by a one-time nonrefundable administrative fee of five hundred dollars ($500). No supplemental compensation in excess of this fee is required for the following:a. An easement for a use, facility, or structure for which the navigable waterway poses an obstacle or barrier for construction or operation of the use, facility, or structure, or where the applicant demonstrates, and the Director or Board concurs, that the impact of the use, facility, or structure on the navigable waterways is less than the impact on the other values associated with the adjacent upland such as conservation of resources, significant cost savings to the public, or accessibility.b. An easement for a dam that does not produce hydroelectric power and is less than ten (10) feet in height as measured from the natural bed at the downstream side.02.Supplemental Compensation. In addition to the fee in Subsection 020.01, supplemental compensation is required for:a. New and renewed easements for all dams of any size that produce hydroelectric power and all dams that are ten (10) feet and higher as measured from the natural bed at the downstream side. Supplemental compensation for all such easements is one thousand dollars ($1,000), and hydroelectric facilities will also have an additional payment of five dollars ($5) per megawatt of installed capacity as determined by the nameplate rating of that facility. If the facility is situated on a Snake River segment that is a common border with the state of Oregon or the state of Washington, the installed capacity will be prorated based on the location of the common border across the dam's centerline for the purpose of calculating the compensation. Total compensation for a new or renewed easement for a hydroelectric facility is a maximum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000). If an easement for a hydroelectric facility has been issued prior to relicensing, the fee will be prorated based on a fifty (50) year use period. The fee for annual extensions that are frequently issued by United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) because of permitting delays prior to issuance of the major FERC license will be prorated based on a fifty (50) year use period.b. An easement over navigable waterways for any use, facility, or structure, that is not a dam or hydroelectric facility, and would use navigable waterways as a substitute for, or to reduce or eliminate the use of, uplands. Supplemental compensation for such easements will be a one-time payment based on the market value of the adjacent uplands on which the use is avoided. In the case of filled lands, the value will be based on the highest and best use of the adjacent uplands. The compensation will be determined by appraisal.03.Appraisal. The easement appraisal will be conducted by a licensed appraiser selected by the Department, although the applicant may propose an appraiser to the Department. The Department will provide appraisal instructions. The appraisal will be performed in a timely manner, and a copy sent to the Department and the applicant. The expense of the appraisal will be borne by the applicant.Idaho Admin. Code r. 20.03.09.020