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§ 1484.36 - How do Cooperators dispose of disposable property?

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Property purchased by the Cooperator, and for which the Cooperator is reimbursed with project funds, that is unusable, unserviceable, or no longer needed for project purposes shall be disposed of in one of the following ways. The Cooperator may:

Exchange or sell the property, provided that it applies any exchange allowance, insurance proceeds, or sales proceeds toward the purchase of other property needed in the project;

With FAS approval, transfer the goods to other Cooperators for their activities, or to a foreign third party; or

Upon Attache/Counselor approval, donate the goods to a local charity, or convey the goods to the Attache/Counselor, along with an itemized inventory list and any documents of title.

A Cooperator shall maintain an inventory of all property valued at $500 or more which was acquired in furtherance of program activities. The inventory shall list and number each item and include the date of purchase or acquisition, cost of purchase, replacement value, serial number, make, model, and electrical requirements.

The Cooperator shall insure all property which was acquired with program funds and safeguard such property against theft, damage, and unauthorized use. The Cooperator shall promptly report any loss, theft, or damage of such property to the insurance company.

The Cooperator is responsible for reimbursing FAS for the value of any uninsured property at the time of the loss or theft of the property.

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§ 1484.36 - How do Cooperators dispose of disposable property?