Section 1.40 Property Management

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 47 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY › Part 1 STANDARD GRANT ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS › Section 1.40 Property Management

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Section 1.40  Property

Management

a)         The Grantee retains title to all equipment purchased with

grant funds for program operations.  The Grantee shall maintain appropriate

property records and periodically, at intervals not to exceed two years,

conduct an inventory of all equipment or nonexpendable personal property

purchased with grant funds.  Equipment must be used on the original project as

long as needed.  While being used on the original project, equipment may be

made available for "shared use" with other activities, provided that

use will not interfere with its use for the original project.  When no longer

needed for the original purpose, equipment may be used for other projects

(projects of the Department are to be given first priority if there is a

choice).  The Grantee shall determine whether there is a continued need for

equipment, in terms of the original project or purpose.

b)         An Equipment Purchase/Acquisition Inventory Listing form

indicating equipment or materials purchased with program funds shall accompany

the program close-out package, which is sent to the Department following the

end of the grant period, if the unit cost is $300.00 or more and the unit has a

life span of one or more years.

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