Surplus personal property means personal property which has no known, immediate, or currently foreseeable use to ESBOCES.
Surplus personal property means that personal property which has been determined to be obsolete, outmoded, unusable or no longer usable by the institution, or property for which future needs do not justify the cost of maintenance and/or storage. Such property must be declared "surplus personal property" by the president, director, or designee of the transferring institution; provided however, property need not be declared surplus when disposition is through the trade-in method.
Surplus personal property means personal property that, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 19:35-2.2, has been determined not to be necessary, on a temporary or permanent basis, for the undertaking or management of a school facilities project and not used or useful in the business operations of the SDA.
Examples of Surplus personal property in a sentence
Trustee Brady stated that if Dr. Walden is satisfied that the funding will continue to come then he can close out this issue.
Surplus personal property which is perishable food may be destroyed without delay or notification.
Surplus personal property disposal do- nations for health and educational purposes through State agencies (40 U.S.C. 484(j)).
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Surplus personal property shall mean personal property which has no known, immediate or currently foreseeable use to the Board of Cooperative Services.
More Definitions of Surplus personal property
Surplus personal property means personal property having no
Surplus personal property means any property owned by Mesa Water® which is determined to no longer be needed or used for District purposes or which has become obsolete, worn out or past its useful life.
Surplus personal property means personal property of the Commission which is no longer needed or fit for its intended purpose or has exceeded its useful life.
Surplus personal property means that personal property which has been determined to be obsolete, outmoded, unusable or no longer usable by the institution or school, or property for which future needs do not justify the cost of maintenance and/or storage.
Surplus personal property means any personal property that no longer has any use to this State or personal property acquired from the United States government. "Surplus personal property" includes obsolete, scrap, and excess personal property that has completed its useful life cycle. [L 1994, c 186, pt of
Surplus personal property means Non-Essential Property declared by --------------------------- Hospah and/or SFPMC (i.e. by the Party or Parties that hold an interest in the Non-Essential Property at issue) to be surplus to and not capable of being effectively used by Hospah and/or SFPMC (i.e. by the Party or Parties that hold an interest in the Non-Essential Property at issue), either in connection with the Mesquite Mine or in connection with other operations of Hospah or SFPMC at other locations.
Surplus personal property means any personal property or equipment owned by the City of Goleta which a department director determines is no longer needed or used for City purposes or which has become obsolete, worn out or past its useful life.