California State University San Marcos Finance and Administrative Services
Business and Financial Services Campus Enterprises Facilities Development and Management Human Resources and Risk Management University Police Vice President
Procurement & Support Services
Property Accounting Procedure
 

Property Requiring Special Handling

 
 A. Personally Owned Property

     If a university employee keeps personally owned property on campus, it should be reported
     to his/her department and identified as personal property. The university will not be
     responsible for loss or damage to personal property.

 B. Loaning Property
 
     Loans of property must be properly documented.
 
        1. Loans of Capitalized Property (Tangible Property Over $5,000) to Employees for
            Off-Campus Use.

            Any loan of capitalized university property to an employee for off-campus use must have 
            prior, written approval of a Dean, Director or Chair. All property being loaned is to be
            listed on a Property Action Request Form, and submitted to the Property Office. Tracking
            and liability of loaning property to employees for off-campus use will be the responsibility
            of the loaning department.

        2. Loans of Non-Capitalized Property (Tangible Property between $1,500 and $4,999.99)
            to Employees for Off-Campus Use.

            Tracking and liability of loaning non-capitalized property to employees for off-campus
            use will be the responsibility of the loaning department.

        3. Loans of Property to External Organizations.

            Use of university property by an external organization, whether initiated by the university
            or the external organization must have the prior written approval of a dean, director or
            chair. The Department must complete a Property Action Loan Agreement Form and
            forward a copy to the Property Office.

 

 

 

   

     Back

"Becoming nationally recognized leaders in higher ed administration"
 

CSUSM Home | CSUSM Search | Help for this Site | Last Revised: 02/01/2008