Programmatic Intent Sample Clauses

Programmatic Intent. The intent of the Close Custody Outdoor Recreation Yards project is to provide the physical modifications and upgrades to CSP in order to align it operationally to the Department’s recent policy changes regarding its former Administrative Segregation Housing status, and to respond to certain court-decreed minimum legal standards for outdoor recreation for its new Close Custody Management Control and Transition Units. Operationally, offenders designated as Restrictive Housing Maximum Security (MS) Status will be housed in a manner similar to the way they were in the former Administrative Segregation but generally for a shorter period of time. MS Status is the most restrictive offender management status and is for those offenders who have demonstrated through their behavior they pose a significant risk to the safety and security of staff and other offenders as well as to the safe and orderly operation of general population. MS Status offenders will be housed at CSP in one or more of the six housing units, depending on the population at any given time. These offenders will recreate out of cell individually in the existing Exercise Rooms. There is no plan to modify these rooms in this project. MS Status is designed to be a progressive management process, and offenders will be evaluated every thirty days to discuss behavior, status, and potential custody issues. Assignment is a maximum of twelve months, except for cases with extenuating circumstances. In most cases, it is expected that the offender will progress to an appropriate housing assignment at a Close Custody classification level. Close Custody is a general population offender classification level that requires an increased level of housing, supervision, controlled movement, and monitoring over lower custody classifications. Close custody offenders may have an additional designation based on their unique management needs, and are housed accordingly. The new Close Custody Management Control Unit (MCU) is a designation that provides an increased level of housing, supervision and control in addition to maintaining the safety of the public, staff and offenders over general population Close Custody offenders. MCU offenders will be housed at SCF in one or more of the four living units, depending on the population at any given time. Overflow MCU offenders will be housed at CSP. MCU offenders can be further classified for housing in MCU-High Risk (MCU/HR), MCU-Protective Custody (MCU/PC), or Close Custody Trans...
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