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ORDINANCE NO. 28 -74
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A PERSONAL PROPERTY CONTROL
MANUAL TO BE USED BY ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY
OF CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE
CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The City of Cape Canaveral, Florida hereby adopts the
attached personal property control manual, which manual shall be used
by all departments of the City.
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall become effect ive immediately
upon its adoption.
ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Cape Canaveral, Florida,
this 15TH day of OCTOBER, 1974.
FIRST READING:
POSTED:
ADVERTISED:
SECOND READING:
9/17/74
9/18/74
9/21/74
10/15/74
ORDINANCE 28 -74
PAGE 1 OF 30
MICROFILMED
344 -8o
PERSONAL PROPERTY CONTROL NANUAL
GENERAL
1 -1. INTRODUCTION
This manual is for use by all departments
of the City of Cape Canaveral. It has been pre-
pared to aid all employees directly or indirectly
associated with property control and to indicate
their duties and responsibilities as custodians
or custodian's delegate of City property,.
Each year the City spends thousands) of
dollars acquiring fixed assets. At the same.
time, hundreds of dollars worth of furniture, .
equipment, and rolling stock are disposed of.
Therefore, the function of this property con-
trol system is not limited to preventing . theft -
or misuse of City property. It also provides
a detailed record of fixed asset acquisition which
can be invaluable'for purchasing. In addition, this
system includes disposition procedures which can
initiate wise trade -ins and can provide the City with
miscellaneous income from the proceeds of surplus -
property.
This procedure is designed to comply with
Chapter 273 of the Florida Statutes, which was
enacted to regulate the acquisition,'suplervision,.
accountability, control, transfer, and disposal _
of all fixtures and tangible personal property
of a nonconsumable nature, the value of which
is $100 or more and the normal expected life of
which is one year or more.
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PACE .2 OF 30
CROF.LMMED
1-1. INTRODUCTION (Coat' d)
•
But in keeping with City accounting policy, this
procedure is. designed to regulate the acquisition,
supervision, accountability, control, transfer, and
disposal of all fixtures and tangible personal
property of a nonconsumable nature with a normal
expected life of one year or more which have a
significant value and are convenient to identify
and control.
1 -2. DEFINITIONS
Custodians - The-elected board entitled to
lawful custody of City property (City Council)-.
Chief Custodian's Delegate,:- The City employee
delegated with primarily responsibility for pro-
perty control (City Manager)
Custodian `s Delegate - The City employees
who have custody of and accountability for property
assigned to a particular activity (Department Heads)-
Property Control Officer - The City employee
designated to perform the clerical and administrative
duties prescribed in this manual.
Property - All fixtures and other tangible
personal property of a non - consumable nature with
a normal expected life of one year or more which
have a significant' value and are practical to control.
Items which forma part of the building services
system and which are permanently attached to and
become a part of the building are not property.
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MICROFILMED
3.14.80 1 -3. RETATION OF THE PROPERTY CONTROL OFFICER TO OTHER DE-
PARTMENTS.
A property control officer shall be designated
by and be under the supervision of the City Clerk.
The property control officer may have 'other clerical
or administrative duties but must not be charged
with the custody . of property. He must work harmoniously
with the various custodians, but he exercises
dependent authority and control.
1 -4. INITIAL INSTALLATION AND MARKING OF PROPERTY.
The following steps were
property system:
1. A physical inventory was
taken to install the .
taken on J
ly 1, 1974.
2. Based on this inventory, the accounting records
were searched and the information for the con-
trol records, as prescribed in this
manual,
was gathered. For those items which invoices
could not be found and for those itras which
were donated, price estimates were made
3. The property was identified as prescribed
in this manual.
4. The property records and control accounts
were constructed and reconciled to the records.
ORDINANCE 28 -74
PAGE 4 OF 30
MICROFILMED
3.14-80
PROPERTY RECORDS
2 -1. GENERAL
In order to comply with Section 27302 of
the Florida Statues and construct a system which
quickly provides all pertinent inf ormation, this
system consists of these separate property records
with detailed cross reference.
2 -2. THE CARDS
A property card containing all pertinent in-
formation concerning classification, description,
acquisition, physical inventory, and disposal shall
exist for all property controlled by the City_
These cards shall be filed according to class, then
alphabetically by type, and finally numerically
within each type
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•scriotiOn:
A sample of this card is given below:
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Year or Model
Make or PMlanufact.
Delegate
Location
Serial No.
Unit Cost
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MICROFILMED CLASSIFICATION
3-14-80
1. Identifigation No. - The number assigned to each
item by the property control officer.
2. Class - Broad categories of classification. The
classes which shall be used by the City are listed
as the headings of each page in the appe dix to
this manual. However, this scheme. is fl xible, and
necessary additions should be made by the property
control officer.
3. Type - Subcategories of classes. The types which
shall be used by the City are listed bellow the
classes in the appendix. Like classes,
flexible catagories which can be altere
property control officer.
DESCRIPTION
types are
by the
1. No. Units - The number of items listed oln each
card.
2. Make or Manufacture - The manufacturer df the item.
3. Year or Model - The manufactures trade name or
the year the item was manufactured.
4. Delegate - The Custodian's Delegate.
S. Location - The items primary place of use.
6. Serial Number - The manufacture's serial number.
7. Unit Cost - The price of each item listed on the
card.
8. Total Cost - All items are recorded at a..cguisition
or procurement cost. This cost is invoice price,
plus freight and installation charges,
ess discount_
No adjustment is made when value exceeds cost except
for donations.
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MICROFILMED 3-1410 2ESCRIPTION
8. Total Cost - (Cont' d) .
Donations are recorded at fair market value
or a reasonable and equitable estimate of such
value on the date of acquisition.
Whenever the transaction involves the trade -in
of an item, the trade allowance is added to the
cash disbursement to arrive at the acqui ition
cost.
ACQUISITION
1. Date - The date that the invoice was pai .
2. Voucher No. The number of the Check used to pay
the invoice.
3. Vendor - The source from which merchandise
was purchased or donated or granted. If the item
was donated or purchased in part or in w ole with
grant money this should be indicated in the space
to the right.
4. Method - The method of acquisition - purchase,
donated, or grant.
INVENTORY
1. Date - The date the inventory was taken
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THE JOURNAL
1. ID ` - The identification number assigned to the
property by the property control officer.
2. Custodian's Delegate - "See Definitions ".
3. Date - The date of acquisition.
4. Class & Type - See Classification 2-2(2) 2-2(3).
5. Debit or Credit - When property is acquired,
a debit is made for the total cost, as d -fined
above. When property is disposed of, a •redit
is made for the properties procurement value.
6. Balance - The debit balance-of all property under
City control.
7. Source - The source of the funds which were used
to purchase the item.
2 -4. THE LEDGER
The ledgers
are separate listings of all
property under the direct control of a particular
custodian's delegate. The items in each.ledger are
arranged numerically and contain the necessary in-
formation for quick cross - reference to t
A sample page of the_ ledger appears on t
page.
.cards.
e next
The listings in the ledgers are the same
as in the journal (see 2 -3 for details) except for
"signature". In this space the custodian's delegate
charged with the . property should place his initials,
indicating that he accepts responsibility for the
item.
ORDI*ANCE 28 -74
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1
CONTROL ACCOUNTS
3 -1. GENERAL
MICR OhLMED 3.14 -80
Three control accounts showing the dollar
amount invested in property shall be kept. The
dollar totals of each shall equal the - procurement
value of all City property.
3.2 CUSTODIAN -WIDE CONTROL ACCOUNT
The "balance" column of the journal shall
provide a running total of all property controlled
by the city. This total should equal the totals
in 3 -3 & 3 -4.
3.3 CUSTODIAN'S DELEGATES CONTROL ACCOUNT
The "balance" column of each ledger shall
provide a running total of the property controlled
by each custodian's delegate. The total of this
ledger should equal the total. in 3 -2 and 3 -4.
3.4 CLASS CONTROL ACCOUNT
A control card shall be filed with each class
of property. For each transaction, an entry shall
be made on the appropriate class control card, re-
cording the property control number, the type, and
a debit for a; acquisition.or credit for disposal.
The balance of these entries provides a running
total of the investment in each class of property.
The total of the balance of all the class control
cards should equal the total in 3 -2 and 3 -3. A
sample of the class control card appears below:
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MICROFILMED 3-14-80;
_ c tsITION
4 -1. INITIATING PROPERTY CONTROL
For the. purpose of this procedure, property
control begins when the invoice for an. itea of
property is paid. Therefore, the property control
officer shall review all invoices as soon as practical
after they are paid. From this review, -(he property
control officer should determine which i
property and should be controlled.
Once it has been determined that an
_ems are
item should
be controlled, the item should be placed in class
and type. This classification should be
done by the
property control officer. If no appropriate class
or type exist, a new one shall be inventd.
4 -2. FILLING OUT THE PROPERTY CONTROL RECORDS
Once property has been classified, 4 class
card shall be filled out as completely as possible
All possible information regarding discription
and acquisition (see 2 -2) shall be obtained from
the invoices. The property control officer shall
take the card with him when he identifies the property
(see 4 -3) . From direct observation, more complete
information including the identifications number
shall be recorded on the class card. -
After this information is obtained and the
property is identified by the method advocated
in this manual,the journal, ledger. and class control
card shall be completed as described in 2 -3, 2 -4, and
3 -4. This process will automatically keep the
control accounts in balance.
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MICROFILMED 3-14-80
4 -3. IDENTIFICATION OF PROPERTY
After the class card is partially completed
from the information on the paid invoice, the itet
which has been classified as property by class
and type shall be identified.
Most property shall be marked with a metal
tag containing the identification number and the
name of the custodian.
A sample appears below::
However, for property which is too small
for the metal tag or whose function would subject
the tag to obliteration, the following code shall
be etched on the property as means of identification:
Police Department Property: CCPD -0034
City Hall Property: CCCH 0034
Polution Control Property: CCPC 0034
Fire Department Property: CCVFD-0.034
It is the responsibility of the Custodian's
Delegates to assure that these marks are not destroyed
or painted over.
For small hand tools and other items which
the property control officer determines are property
but not significant enough as a unit to be-practical
to control, the custodian's delegate must etch
or otherwise identify these items with the de-
partment's code (for example CCPD). A list of
these miscellaneous items will be retained by the
property control officer and inventoried yearly.
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PAGE 13 OF 30
MICROFI E•r
31480 ■
Identification tags or marks should be
uniformly located on similar types of property.
The method of uniformly locating the marks on
property is prescribed as follows:
1. Desks and Tables - Front of left leg just
below the top.
2. Chairs - Back of chair seats.
3. Files, Cabinets, Lockers, Racks, etc. -- Front
top, left corner.
4. Rugs - Reverse side of a corner.
5. Office Machines and Accessories, Upholstered
and Decorative Furniture
Where convenient but Where it will not
mar the appearance of the item:.
6. Rolling Stock - Above manufacturer's identification.
number on the drivers side of the dashboard.
PHYSICAL INVENTORY
5 -1. GENERAL
A physical inventory of all city property
shall be taken by the property control officer
each year or when there is a change of custodian's
delegates. The custodian's delegate shall accompany
the property control officer during the inventory
of property under his control.
5 -2. INFORMATION GATHERED
During the inventory, the condition of all
property should be noted and rated goodo fair or poor.
A list of property not being used shall be compiled
for transfer or disposition procedure. In addition,
a list of all property not on hand and not properly
disposed of shall be compiled for presentation to the
City Manager and City Council.
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M ICRO ILMED 3 -14 -80
5 -3. RECORD ADJUSTMENT
The date of the inventory and the condition
of the property should be recorded on the class
cards. In addition, the disposition procedure
outlined in 7 -2 shall be followed for the missing
items.
LENDING AND TRANSFER
6 -1. GENERAL
When property is loaned, returned, or
transferred to other departments, a memorandum
giving the date of transfer or return, the identification
number, and the signature of the lending and re-
ceiving custodian's delegates shall be filed with
the property control officer. However, lending
or transferring property to private citizens for
private use shall be considered a flagrant misuser
of City property.
6 -2. LENDING
A memorandum recording the loan of property
between the departments shall be kept in a pending
file for one year. After this time; the property
shall be considered permanently transferred.
6 -3. TRANSFER
When an item is permanently transferred,
the records must be adjusted. First, the new
Custodian's Delegate and location are recorded on
the class card. Next, the ledgers must be adjusted.
This is accomplished by making a credit entry.for
the acquisition value of the property transferred
on the ledger of the transferring custodian's delegate_
Auer this entry is made and an adjusted balance
is obtained, the- - original entry shall be made
in the receiving custodian delegate's ledger and
an adjusted balance = -_ - -- indicated.
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3
MICROFILMED 344-80 DISPOSITION
7 -1. INITIATION
Disposition may be initiated by an Custodian's
Delegate or the Property Control Officer. To re-
quest disposition of property, a Custodian 's Delegate
Must send a written memorandum, including the date
of the request, the identification number, and
the reason for the request to the proper control
officer. In addition, the Property Control Officer
should compile a list of property in nee of
disposition when he takes the yearly inventory
(See 5-2).
7 -2. OFFERING SURPLUS PROPERTY TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS
Regardless of who initiates the disp
osition,
the property must be offered to the other departments
before disposition. This is done when a Written.
memorandum prepared by the property contr
is sent to all the department heads. If
al officer
no res-
ponse is received within one week, the property is
ready for disposition (See 7 -3) . If one
response -
is received, -e property shall be transferred (see
6 -3). If more than one response is received, the
City Manager shall determine where the property
shall be transferred to.
7 -3. PROCEDURE
A list and complete description of property
which has been offered to but not requested by
the other departments shall be prepared periodically
by the property control officer. This list shall
be reviewed by the City Manager for approval. Those
items approved for disposal shall be transferred
to a centralized surplus storage space. The method
of disposition of..surolus propertv shall be deL.er-
mined by the City Manager.
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7-3. PROCEDURE (Cone' d)
7 -4.
However, City
property with
the record of
MICROFILMED 344°80
Council must approve the sale of
a value of $100.00 or more. Yearly,
all property disposed of shall be
compiled and presented to City Council for review.
PUBLIC AUCTION
To aid in the disposition of property, a public
auction shall be held by the City Manager within four
weeks after the physical inventory. All surplus
property not disposed of by some other method should
be disposed of at this tune.
7-5. ADJUSTING THE RECORDS
From the minutes of the City Council meetings,
the records of the City Manager, or the records of
the public auction, information necessary for re-
cord adjustment shall be obtained.
When an item is disposed of, the "disposition"
section of th
disposition).
been.disposed
and placed in
control card
value of the
e class card must be completed (see 2 -2
If all property on the card has
the card shall be turned around
back of the file. They. he-class
should be credited for the acquisition
item. Finally, a credit entry shall
be made in the journal and appropriate ledger,
the orginal entry shall be stamped "disposed of date
and new control balance shall be entered.
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MLCROF(L.F FP
8 -14-80
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Stations
CO:,IN.UNICAION EQUIP•=ENT
3. Bull Horn
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5. _iixe
6. P. A. System
7. Plectron Receivers
8. Plectron Transmitter
9. Radios /Car
10. Radio Phones
11. Radios /Portable
12. Radio /Rechargers
13. Scanners
14. Speakers
15. Stands/Desk 'ticr ophone
16. ti• :al .ie Talkie
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PAGE 18 of 30
EMERGENCY/SAFETY EQUIPMENT
1. Electric Generator
2. Flashers
3. First Air Kits
4. Gas
Mask
5. La terns
6. Lights /Beacon
7. Lights /Support
8. Resusatators
9. Sirens
10. Siren_ Speaker
11. Spotlights
12. Stretcher
13. Traffic Kits
MJjCROFILMED
344.80
ORDINANCE 28 -74
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MICROE
3-14-80
1. Applicator
2. .;--daptor's
3. Ax
4- Couplings
5. Fire Extinguishers
o. Fire hose
7. Floating Dock
8. Foam Ejector
9. Hose Clamp
10. Hose Cleaner
11. Hose Elbow
4
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FIRE EQUIPMENT
12. 1-lo - Jacket
13. Ho e Tester.
14. In Ian Tanks
15. Re cue Saw & Kit
16. ShLtoff
17. Sledge Hammer
Strainer 13. SmOke Ejectors
19. SmOke Masks Wolcygen !a
20. Spanner
21. Notzles
22. Va ves
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1
LABORATORY EQUIPZ1ENT
1. valances
?. Comparators
3. Desicator
A . Distiller
5. Fume Hood. & Steam. Bath & Table
6. Electrode Glass Membrane
7.. Incubator
8. Nuf f le Furnice & Reostat
9. Oven
10. Oxygen Meter
11. Probes
12. PH Meter
13. RaAn.Gages
14. Pressure /vacuum Pump
15. Test Kit
16. Weight Sets
MICROFILMED
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MICROFILLED 3-14-89
MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT
1. Blade
2. Bush Hog
curb Dresser
Tdger
5. Floor Maintainer
6 Lawn Mower
7. Pump
8. Trailer Cart
9 Tank/Water
10. Vacuum Cleaner
1
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MICROFILMED 344-80.
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Air Condition
2. .ud i o Visual Equipment
3.
Books
`. Book Carousel
5. Book Shelf
o. Book Stacks
7. Book Trucks.
8. Card Catalogs
9. Display
10. Exhaust Fan
11. Freezer
12. Globes
13. Grill
Hat Rack
_•!ic ro . i 1ii
Paperback Rack
Refreshment Center
Record, Bin
Refrigerator
Sewage Iachine
14.
15.
16.
17.
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23.
T• Iater Fountain
Water Heater
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT
1. T•.ddressor Printer
2. Adding Machine
3. Bookkeeping 1:achine
1. Calculators
5. Cash Registers
6. Mimeograph
7. Numbering Machine
8. Postage Meter
9. Postage Scale
10. Photocopier
11. Stenomachine
12. Time Clock
13. Timestamp
14. Typewriter/Electric
15. Typewriter/Manual
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OFFICE FURNISHINGS
1. Bookcase
2. Cabinet/Storage
3. Card Box
4. CG ".::di.
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5. .S< s o .✓x.
6. Chair/Executive
7. Chair /Children
8. Chair /Folding
9. Chair /Lounge
10. Chair /Stacking
11. Chair /Straight
12. Chalkboard
13. Clock
14. Combination File
15. Credenza
16. Desk /Executive
17. Desk /Secretarial
18. Drapes
19. Door ` .::Tat
20. Lazo
21. Legal File
22. Locker
23. Pictures
24. Plate File
25. Podium
26.. Rugs
27. Stand /Other
28. Stand /Typing
29. Stool
30. Table /Conference.
31. Table/Folding
32_ Table /Other
33. Table /Posting
34. Table/Utility
35. Tape File
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MICROFILMEC 344-80
PHOTOGRAPHIC, REPRO. & PRINTING EQ.
1. Cameras
2 Condensar
3. ±crofl1a Reader
A Projectors
5. -Screens
6. Speaker/Movie
7. Tape Reader-
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1. Brea th-Analyzer
2. Bullet Reloader
3. Cages
4. rieldglasses
J. rincerprint File
6. Life saving reel
7. Platform
8. Ladder
9. Radar Unit
10. Riot. Kits
11. Shotguns
12. Sound Level Meter
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MICROFILMED 344-80
• POLICE/LIFEGUARD EQUIPMENT
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ICRC M ED M4180
IlECREATION EQUIPMENT
1. Bleachers
2. Hanging Bar
Jungle Jim
4. MerrV-go-Round
5. Nursery Swing Set
6. Picnic -Tables
7. Slide
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? Car /Sedan
2. Generator /Mobile
J. 1_ uck /Fire
' . T tuck /Econol i ne
5. Truck/Pickup
6. Tractor
7. Van
ICROEILMED 344°80
ROLLING STOCK
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1. Air Co7.:pressor
9, Dial Tast Indicator
3. Drill
Drill Index Set
5. D-rivr Set
0. Grinder
Hoist
O. Jack
Ladders
10. Punch & Chisle Set
11.. Saws
Alelpe .41 .
MICROFILMED -3-0-a
SHOP EQUIPMENT
1,...rj ,2'
;J:.1 '
12. Socket Set
13. Ta & Die.Set
14.. To 1 Beach
15, To Box
16_ TO 1 Cart
17. Tune Tool; Kit
18. ViCe
19. Welding. Equipment
20. Wheel :Barrow
21. Wrench Set
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