Facility Inventory Clause Samples
The Facility Inventory clause defines the requirement for maintaining a detailed and up-to-date list of all equipment, assets, or resources located within a facility. Typically, this clause outlines the types of items to be included, the frequency of updates, and the responsibilities for record-keeping and reporting. By establishing clear procedures for tracking facility assets, the clause ensures accountability, supports efficient management, and helps prevent loss or misplacement of property.
Facility Inventory. All Facility Inventory;
Facility Inventory. ⮚ The contractor shall undertake an inventory of all equipment (i.e. picnic tables, garbage containers, etc. at the beginning of May and at the end of September and shall provide this inventory list to ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, Facility ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, after it is taken.
Facility Inventory. The Town/City will prepare an updated inventory of facilities and explain how these facilities intersect with the known hazards for the community. This task will be based on input from the community and the best available state and local information. This data may be used to develop updated GIS maps of the following items: • Critical facilities, including the following, if they exist in the community: o Emergency operations centers o City or town offices o Water and wastewater treatment plants o Sewage pumping stations o Police or fire stations o Schools o Hospitals o Day-care facilities o Public works garages o Nursing homes/elderly housing o Emergency shelters • Economic Drivers: o Large Businesses o Large Employers o Historical or Cultural sites • All repetitive flood loss structures and structures which have incurred substantial damage, if they exist, as defined by FEMA. These buildings(s) must be analyzed by type (Commercial / Residential), number, and general location as it relates to the known hazard areas. The addresses and associated data will be provided, upon request to, the community by the State NFIP Coordinator. • Land use maps that depict the location of developed land uses, delineated by categories based on use (e.g., residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, other public use, etc.) and how it intersects with known hazards. • Anticipated future land use areas and how they intersect with known hazards.
Facility Inventory. Halff will utilize data provided by the City to document a baseline inventory of recreational facilities (indoor and outdoor) contained within each municipal park. This inventory is based solely on existing City data, and does not include geo-location of recreational facilities, or a record of all accessory features at each property (e.g. trash cans, park benches, picnic tables, etc.)
Facility Inventory. All the inventory and supplies constituting any part of the Facility Assets are of a quality and quantity usable and salable in the ordinary course of business. Facility Inventory is carried at the lower of cost or market, on an as-is basis and is properly stated in the Financial Statements. The Facility Inventory level is consistent with each ▇▇▇▇ County Party's past practices.