Atch04InventoryofPHETSFacilitiesandInfrastructureAssets.xls

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&CWSMR FACILITIES

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&CWSMR FACILITIES

AS OF: &D

MBD0006C2CF.doc Most of the information above can be found on the owner’s property record cards. The references below was taken from the Army’s DA Form 2877. Other services will have similar information on their property record cards.

(1) The facility number assigned to the structure from Block 1. An address should be substituted for leased facilities.

(2) The designated use or other useful description of the facility from Block 2.

(3) The five-digit category code identifies the functional nature of real property from Block 3. Some commands may expand this to seven digits. If the real property serves more than one purpose, separate category codes are listed for areas greater than 1,000 SF of contiguous space.

(4) The designed capacity for the facility from Block 4.

(5) Total area of the footprint assigned to DTRA from Block 5.

(6) Unit of measure from Block 6.

(7) Identifies the type of arrangement we use the facility from Block 9. If leased, identify the lease number. If owned, identify the property owner (i.e. Army, Air Force).

(8) Identify with an “X” the type of construction from Block 18.

(9) Identify the year the facility was built from the back of the DA Form 2877. If a major was completed or major system overhauled, identify the year that was accomplished in the comments section of column (11).

(10) Total cost to construct the facility from the back of the DA Form 2877. If current plant value (CPV) or current replacement value (CRV) is noted, include that in the comments section.

(11) Investment category (IC). This is a two letter code that identifies the facility's use. DO NOT FILL IN THIS INFORMATION

(12) Recurring costs are the annual costs to DTRA to maintain the facility. It does not include special projects. For leased facilities, include the lease cost plus other DTRA expenses such as janitorial service.

(13) Place comments important for understanding the history or condition of the facility. Most of this will come from the back of the DA Form 2877.

MBD001848F1.doc Most of the information above can be found on the owner’s property record cards. The references below was taken from the Army’s DA Form 2877. Other services will have similar information on their property record cards.

(1) The facility number assigned to the structure from Block 1. An address should be substituted for leased facilities.

(2) The designated use or other useful description of the facility from Block 2.

(3) The five-digit category code identifies the functional nature of real property from Block 3. Some commands may expand this to seven digits. If the real property serves more than one purpose, separate category codes are listed for areas greater than 1,000 SF of contiguous space.

(4) The designed capacity for the facility from Block 4.

(5) Total area of the footprint assigned to DTRA from Block 5.

(6) Unit of measure from Block 6.

(7) Identifies the type of arrangement we use the facility from Block 9. If leased, identify the lease number. If owned, identify the property owner (i.e. Army, Air Force).

(8) Identify with an “X” the type of construction from Block 18.

(9) Identify the year the facility was built from the back of the DA Form 2877. If a major was completed or major system overhauled, identify the year that was accomplished in the comments section of column (11).

(10) Total cost to construct the facility from the back of the DA Form 2877. If current plant value (CPV) or current replacement value (CRV) is noted, include that in the comments section.

(11) Investment category (IC). This is a two letter code that identifies the facility's use. DO NOT FILL IN THIS INFORMATION

(12) Recurring costs are the annual costs to DTRA to maintain the facility. It does not include special projects. For leased facilities, include the lease cost plus other DTRA expenses such as janitorial service.

(13) Place comments important for understanding the history or condition of the facility. Most of this will come from the back of the DA Form 2877.