How Do I Determine the Facility Rating Codes?
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Facility Rating Codes are used in the database to determine
the buildings condition. The following are the Facility Rating
Codes to be used on the blank spreadsheet.
For further help, see an example of a completed
spread sheet here.
Facility Rating Codes
Below are explanations for each column used within the Facility
Database Spreadsheet:
- Description = Brief description of the facility (user
input)
- Maintenance
Levels = The
Maintenance Level codes have been adopted
from FSH 7309.11, 42.2-Exhibit 01-Maintenance
Levels. (user input)
I = 10
II = 20
III = 30
IV = 40
V = 50
- Year Constructed = The year when the building was
constructed (user input)
- Years Old = (calculated) by subtracting
the current
year minus the year constructed
- Building Condition (Overall) F.
Minimum Suitability Standards (user
input) Dilapidated = 0 Poor = 10 Fair = 20 Good
= 30 Excellent = 40
- Minimum Suitability Standards (user
input) Does
not meet any = -40 Partially meets =
-20 Fully meets = 0 Not a
dwelling = 0
- Accessibility (user input) Does
not meet = 0 Partially meets = 20 Fully
meets = 40
- Miles to main Office(user input)
- Miles to main Office score =
Miles to main office/30 miles = +score(calculated)
- $'s to bring to Standard (user input)
$15k = lead base paint $5k = exhaust
system $5k = bedroom
or bath
remodel $10k
= kitchen or accessibility remodel or structural problems
- $'s Standard score = $'s to bring to Standard/$3000
(calculated)
- Standards Remarks (user input)
- Liability Score = Standards required when rating
government housing adopted from
FSH 7309.11, 34.13c-Exhibit 01 -Minimum
Suitability Standards for Government
Furnished Housing. (user input) Bldg to Standard = 0 Moderate Risk
= -3 High Risk = -5
- Liability Remarks (user input)
- Potential revenue days Generated (REC) (user input)
- Potential Revenue Score ($30
per night) x (Potential Revenue
Days)/$3000 (calculated)
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