What is the purpose of the US Coast Guard Real Property Management Manual (CIM_11011_11)?
The purpose of the CIM_11011_11 is to establish policy, procedures, and responsibilities for the management and maintenance of real property owned or leased by the US Coast Guard.

Who is responsible for complying with the Coast Guard's Real Property Management Manual?
All Coast Guard units, activities, and personnel are responsible for complying with the regulations outlined in the CIM_11011_11.

What types of real property does the CIM_11011_11 cover?
The manual covers all real property, including land, buildings, structures, and facilities owned, leased, or operated by the Coast Guard.

Can Coast Guard units make modifications or alterations to real property without notifying the appropriate authorities?
No, any modifications or alterations to real property must be approved by the appropriate Coast Guard authorities and comply with the CIM_11011_11 regulations.

Does the CIM_11011_11 provide guidance on leasing and renting Coast Guard property?
Yes, the manual contains specific guidance on the leasing and renting of Coast Guard real property, including the procedures for obtaining, renewing, or modifying leases.

What are the requirements for maintaining real property under the CIM_11011_11?
Real property must be maintained in a manner that ensures its safe, efficient, and cost-effective use. Regular inspections, maintenance programs, and proper documentation are key requirements.

Are there specific procedures for disposing of surplus or excess real property?
Yes, the CIM_11011_11 provides specific procedures for the disposal of surplus or excess real property, including the submission of disposal requests and the handling of proceeds from the sale.

Can personal property be stored within Coast Guard facilities as per the CIM_11011_11?
Personal property storage within Coast Guard facilities is generally not allowed, unless specifically authorized by the commanding officer or designated authority.

Does the CIM_11011_11 address environmental compliance for real property management?
Yes, the manual includes provisions for environmental compliance, including requirements for hazardous materials, pollution prevention, and environmental restoration.