Trustee Key Issuance Policy
1. Purpose
Trustees are
responsible for the maintenance and care of all Church property. The purpose of this policy is to set up
guidelines for the issuance of keys to any Church property to specific persons.
II. Authority
This document is
authorized by the Trustee Committee and any variations or exceptions to this
policy must first be approved by the Trustee Committee; and when appropriate,
by the Church Council.
III. Policy Life
This policy is
expected to remain in force until updated, terminated or replaced by action of
the authorizing committee.
IV. Church Key Issuance Policy
The trustees will maintain control over all keys and
require all persons who are authorized to receive a key to sign a log indicating
the type of key received, date received, time period of authorized use of the
key, date returned and information on how to contact anyone receiving a key.
V. Authorized Users
Any
Trustee may authorize the temporary issuance of a key. The following is a list of persons
automatically authorized to receive a key:
A. Church
Building (590 McAlister Rd):
1.
Master Key:
a.
Board of Trustees (period of appointment)
b.
Senior Pastor (period of appointment)
c.
Associate Pastor(s) (period of appointment)
d.
Church Custodian (annually)
2. Bell
Tower Key
a.
Trustee Chairman (annually)
b.
Church Custodian
c. ex-officio Trustee in charge of sprinkler
system
3. Fire Monitor Key
a.
Trustee Chairperson (annually)
b.
Church Custodian
c.
Communications Director (annually)
4. Key(s) by Room
a. Room
name – Name of user (annually)
5. Outside Storage Buildings
a.
Trustee Chairman (annually)
b.
Church Custodian
B. Parsonage:
1. Master Key
a.
Senior Pastor and his/her designated family members
(during period of appointment)
b.
Chairman of Trustee (annually)
c.
Chairman of Staff Parrish Relations Committee and
designees (annually)
d.
Chairman of Parsonage Committee (annually)
C. All other authorized key holders:
The person
assigned to maintain the key log by the Trustees (known as the Keeper of the
Keys) will be authorized to issue additional keys to those persons that
demonstrate a legitimate need for a key in the judgment of the person
maintaining the key log. The key log
should be reviewed by the Board of Trustees a minimum of two (2) times a
year. The key log should be reviewed,
at least once a year, by the “Keeper of the Keys” and or a Trustee Committee
member. Persons or entities who no
longer need keys, will have key privileges revoked at this time.
Reviewed 4/11/07