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5-B-3. Hobby and Craft Shops.
a. Description: This pertains to a wide variety of
directed and self-directed activities which fall
under the general category. It could include
woodworking, ceramics, stained glass, pottery,
painting, etc.
b. Funding: Equipment and tools should be purchased
with appropriated funds. Cost of supplies and
materials will be borne by the individual.
C. User Fees: If appropriate, user fees should be set
to defray the cost of the facility operator.
Normally, however, most of these activities are self-
directed and an operator is not required.
4. Recreation/Lounge Areas.
a. Description: These are furnished recreational areas
located close to or within the bachelor quarters.
Included may be reading and television areas, stereo
sets, billiard and ping-pong tables, table games,
etc.
b. Funding: Furniture and other recreation items should
be purchased with appropriated funds.
C. User Fees: Are not normally charged for the self-
directed activities, however should be considered for
tournament, dances, parties, etc.
5. Recreational Quarters.
a.
b.
C.
Description: Some districts and Headquarters units
maintain recreation quarters (housing cottages and
trailers). These facilities are generally,located in
vacation areas which offer a variety of local
recreational activities. Information regarding these
facilities may be found in the Coast Guard Recreation
Areas and Temporary Guest Housing Facilities Guide
(COMDTPUB P1710.14 (series)).
Funding: Initial outfitting of recreational housing
should be accomplished with appropriated funding.
Thenceforth, with the exception of major renovation,
recreational quarters should be self-sufficient.
User Fees: User fees and charges should be set to
defray all operating costs including supervision and
cyclical replacement of furniture, appliances,
fixtures repairs and maintenance.
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