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2.22.2. Dormitory managers will issue storage room keys when requested by residents. Residents
must read the storage room policy letter and sign for storage room key to gain access. All items placed
in these area must be secured in assigned lockers and clearly labeled with the member’s name, room
number, unit, phone number, and duty location. All items must be stored in assigned storage units
unless authorized otherwise by dormitory managers. Items left unsecured will be donated to the Thrift
Store, Airmen’s Attic, or be disposed of. Dormitory managers will make every attempt to locate the
property owner within the initial 45-day waiting period before disposition action occurs. Once the
45-day period ends, dormitory managers may use their discretion to dispose of property to non-profit
organizations or waste disposal. No parts or flammables are to be stored in the rooms or storage
rooms.
2.23. Antennas.
2.23.1. Citizen Band (CB), Short Wave Radio, satellite dishes, and TV antennas will not be installed
on dormitory buildings. Unauthorized antennas will be removed and damages caused by attaching
them to the building will be repaired at the occupant's expense.
2.23.2. Some buildings have centralized antenna systems in the rooms. The same wall receptacle used
for cable TV may be configured for access to broadcast television through the building’s central
antenna. For those buildings, contact the dormitory manager to be switched to the central antenna.
2.24. Dormitory Moves Based on Unit Integrity. If a dormitory resident is originally assigned to a
room in a different building than their unit’s dormitory due to limited space, the dormitory manager may
move the resident at a later time to ensure unit integrity. These moves are paid for by the government and
include telephone and/or cable reconnection fees.