LCAAP_Conditions_of_Entry.pdf
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This document contains conditions of entry for visitors to the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (LCAAP) and details regarding an upcoming Industry Day event. The conditions of entry document outlines prohibited items for visitors, including cameras, firearms, knives over 4 inches, fireworks, alcohol, and illegal drugs. It notes that all persons and property are subject to search and that visitors must have and display their identification badge at all times. The related federal contract opportunity provides information for two Industry Day events in October 2017 to be hosted by the Army Contracting Command - Rock Island, Project Manager for Maneuver Ammunition Systems, Joint Munitions Command, and LCAAP Commander. The Industry Days will provide details on the planned competition for operation of LCAAP and small caliber ammunition production beginning in fiscal year 2020. Attendees can register using the attachment for the events on October 18, 2017 in Independence, Missouri or October 19, 2017 at LCAAP in Independence.
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JMLC-SS Form Letter 190-13 20 July 2012
Conditions of Entry for Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (LCAAP)
By signing this document, I declare and acknowledge that my entry onto the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, a
Federal reservation owned by the United States Army under the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States
Government, will be permitted under the following conditions:
1. The Lake City Army Ammunition Plant (“LCAAP”) is a Command designated Restricted Area. All persons, vehicles and property entering the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant are subject to search. I acknowledge that I have no expectation of privacy-either on my person or on any property that I own or possess-when entering
LCAAP.
2. I will not carry and/or possess any of the following items on LCAAP:
Cameras (Camera use authorization by permit must be approved in advance prior to the visit)
Binoculars
Firearms (Note: A license to carry a concealed weapon issued by any state is not an exception to this
Federal prohibition. This prohibition applies to all areas of LCAAP, to include parking areas & roadways)
Firearms Silencer or Firearms Muffling Device
Ammunition
Knifes with a blade length over 4 inches (to include any and all switchblades and “butterfly” knives)
Fireworks and incendiary/explosive devices (to include flame producing devices)
Bladed or impact weapons (to include “brass knuckles” or similar type devices)
Alcoholic beverages (No one under the influence of alcohol / drugs is permitted on plant property under any circumstances)
Illegal / Illicit drugs
Any other weapons (including aerosol restraints (such as Mace, Tear Gas, or Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray), electric immobilization defense devices (“Stun Guns,””TASERs,” etc), Martial Arts Weapons
Note: These prohibitions do not apply to Law Enforcement Officers from any Federal, State or local law enforcement agency who are authorized by their agency to carry firearms in the performance of their duties.
3. Upon entry this facility, all visitors shall have their appropriate identification badge in his/her possession at all times and displayed in the upper left quarter of their outer garment while on the installation.
4. Visitors are authorized to bring cellular telephones onto the facility that have photographic or digital video recording capability. Visitors are prohibited under any circumstances from using the cellular telephone’s camera/ video recording capability on the installation. Violations of this provision will result in confiscation of the cellular telephone.
With my signature provided below, I understand and acknowledge that should I violate any of the aforementioned prohibitions, I am trespassing on LCAAP and I am not authorized to enter or remain on LCAAP and that such violation may be criminally prosecuted under Title 18 USC 1382 and/or other Federal Statutes / Regulations and/or
Missouri statutes that can be assimilated into Federal Law.
Name (Please print clearly):_________________________________________________________
Signature:_____________________________________________ Date: _____________________
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