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Administration of University Property

The Integrated California State University Manual (Iº£½ÇÉçÇøAM) Property Policies of the º£½ÇÉçÇø System require campuses to develop standardized procedure to facilitate accurate record keeping related to the acquisition, maintenance, control and disposition of University property. A strong campus-wide commitment and control system is required to insure proper care, use and disposal of University assets. The property guideline, forms, processes and documents were created to maintain a uniform accountability for all campus property. For more information, read theÌý.


º£½ÇÉçÇøCI Guidelines and Procedures:


Glossary:

Acquisition:ÌýEquipment may be acquired through purchase order, lease purchase, procurement cardÌýpurchase, donation, transfers, or fabrication.

Processing/Tagging:ÌýIdentifying and taggingÌýcapital, non-capital, and instructional equipment includingÌýcomputer and sensitive equipment.Ìý

Physical Inventory:ÌýÌýReconcile against departmental inventory records. Summary to include theÌýresponsible designee's initials and completion date. Any property discrepancy not accounted for duringÌýthe physical inventory will be surveyed and reported as missing property.

Audit:ÌýProperty inspection by the Chancellor's Office on the physical inventory of capital assets, tagging,Ìýdata, and records within the main central system. Review of potential risks including off-site andÌýunaccounted inventory, records, or retention.

Disposition:ÌýOnce an item is approved for disposal (Survey Form), it may be offered for sale at publicÌýauction, Recycled, donated to a non-profit agency, transferred to another º£½ÇÉçÇø, or offered to otherÌýdepartments on campus

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