Armory rentals

(a) Utilization by the military is the primary mission of all armories and military installations. No rental will be authorized which conflicts with this mission. (b) Rental of armories will only be permitted when there is no interference with military activities as approved by the Officer In Charge of the armory/military installation. Revenue derived from such rentals will be forwarded in the form of a certified or cashier's check made payable to the "Treasurer, State of Connecticut," to the Property Administration Office, along with the rental application and insurance certificate. (c) The Adjutant General of the State of Connecticut will appoint, on orders, an "Officer In Charge (OIC)" and a "Deputy Officer in Charge (DOIC)." It shall be the responsibility of the OIC/DOIC to administer rentals within their respective armories in accordance with provisions set forth in this regulation. (d) Rental requests which conflict with federal, state or local laws will not be accepted. (e) In the event that there is a question as to the propriety of a requested rental, the OIC will refer the rental to the Property Administration Office for guidance and final determination. (f) The Military Department may refuse a rental request from a prospective lessee/ organization if such activity may constitute a threat to National Security, the security of an armory/military installation, or if the requesting party, organization, or event has a history of civil disorder. (g) The Military Department may refuse a rental request if a previous experience with the requesting individual or organization, or with an activity resulted in a breach of law and order or damage to the armory/military installation. (h) Any request for deviation from the prescribed rental rates will be directed to the Property Administration Office. No special or reduced rental rates will be granted without written authorization from the Adjutant General based on recommendations from the Property Administration Office.