Physical plant means the building or buildings in which a residential or nonresidential program is located; all equipment affixed to the building and not easily subject to transfer as specified in the building and fixed equipment tables of the depreciation guidelines; and auxiliary buildings in the nature of sheds, garages, and storage buildings located on the same site if used for purposes related to resident or client care.
Physical plant means the structure in which a facility is located and all physical appurtenances to the facility.
Physical plant means the physical structure/premises of the facility.
Examples of Physical plant in a sentence
Physical plant employees shall be paid twice monthly on the 15th day and the last working day of the month.
More Definitions of Physical plant
Physical plant means a building that houses a facility, or the licensed areas within a building that houses a facility, including the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection elements of the building.
Physical plant means the building or buildings in which a private residential child care program or state-operated program is operated.
Physical plant means a building that houses a facility or a child care group home, or licensed or certified areas within a building that houses a facility or a child care group home, including the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection elements of the building.
Physical plant means the structure in which a facility
Physical plant means a building or an area within a building housing a licensed veterinary medical premise including the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection elements of the building.
Physical plant means a building or an area within a building housing a licensed veterinary medical premise or a licensed area within a building, including the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire pro- tection elements of the building.
Physical plant means the permanent structure of a building or place including walls, floors, ceilings, crates, coops, or other enclosures that may become contaminated with infectious material.