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A facility within an educational facility for the collection, storage and retrieval of print, audio and visual materials.

A building containing general office space as well as space typically associated with office space. Associated space may include conference rooms, small storage rooms, restrooms, break/lunch rooms, locker/shower rooms, and utility rooms.

A facility that houses any administrative services of a government.

A facility that houses the administrative services of a military.

Miscellaneous administrative structures such as flagpoles, billboards, reviewing stands, and information stands.

An underground facility containing general office space as well as that space typically associated with office space. Associated space may include conference rooms, small storage rooms, restrooms, break/lunch rooms, locker/shower rooms, and utility rooms.

Terminals for the movement of people and goods from one location to another via air travel.

A single building containing multiple dwellings that limits occupants to a specific age range.

A facility that utilizes different aspects of farming to produce a profit.

A facility for conducting public sales in which agricultural commodities such as grain, fruits, or livestock are sold to the highest bidder. Facility may include storage space for livestock and other commodities.

Facilities specializing in horticulture, agriculture or the production of living things.

A facility for maintaining and working on machinery specifically used for agriculture.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for agricultural sciences.

Agricultural Research Facility

A facility for the education of adults on the subjects of crop production, livestock management, soil and water conservation and other area of agriculture in the attempt of earning a terminal degree in a related field.

A facility for the storage of plants, animals and other agriculture specific items.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the agricultural purposes or the building of agriculture facilities.

A facility for the housing and/or organization of storage containers transported by airplane.

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of airframes and other related assemblies, spares, and aircraft equipment.

An area provided for aircraft parking, servicing, and loading.

A facility, in a separate building or combined with a flight control tower or fire and rescue station and used to administer operations, possibly including spaces for meeting, communications, transient waiting, and briefing pilots.

A thoroughfare, route, or path reserved for use by planes and other aircraft.

A thoroughfare, route, or path reserved for the landing and taking off of planes.

A thoroughfare, route, or path connecting a runway to and apron or storage facility.

A military facility specific to the Air Force.

A facility for the repair of aircraft and supply necessary fluids and fuel.

An enclosed, reinforced facility, generally within or beneath an existing building, that provides protection against air attack and/or nuclear fallout.

A narrow lane found in urban areas which usually runs between or behind buildings.

A facility that provides short term lodging through individual living dwellings containing sleeping quarters, living areas and typically kitchens or cooking areas.

A facility supporting the communication and computer services for the National Command Authority, the Joint Staff, OSD, and other DoD Agencies and functions as a disaster recovery site. It is capable of housing the Emergency Operations Centers for the Military Departments. This FAC will only be used by WHS.

A detached facility to protect ambulances from the elements.

A health care facilities for surgical procedures not requiring an overnight hospital stay are performed.

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of ammunition, explosives, and toxic materials.

A facility used by a military for the upkeep and maintenance of ammunition, explosives and toxic materials.

A facility for the creation of ammunition and other explosives.

An indoor facility containing multiple video games and/or other small amusement games such as skee-ball, air hockey and foosball.

Facility for operating and supporting the feeding of livestock; may be integrated into a livestock facility, or separately located.

A facility for administrative and operational functions of veterinary activities assigned to the installation. These can include animal medical care, control of communicable animal diseases, animal boarding, and food inspection.

A facility that offers short term lodging for animals.

Facilities for the support of recreational pursuits involving animals.

A facility for the collection and storage of animal waste and by-product.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the building of apartments.

A facility that specializes in the raising of bees for the production of honey, honey comb and/or wax.

A facility that specializes in the raising of fish, crustaceans and other aquatic creatures or plants.

A facility for the conveyance and delivery of water.

A sports arena, usually oval or horseshoe-shaped, with tiers of seats for spectators. Interior sports area usually contains a field for football, soccer, baseball, softball, or track and field events.

A military facility specific to the Army or Marine Corps.

A high-capacity urban road.

A facility for the exhibition of art, usually visual art.

A facility for the education of adults on the subject of art in the attempt of earning a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Master of Arts ( M.A.).

Facilities where large groups of individuals can gather and assemble for commercial, entertainment, educational, and other purposes.

A facility where goods and products are sold to the highest bidder.

Auditoriums and theaters provide space for administrative areas, seating and viewing, film projection and storage, live performances, concession stand, toilets, lobby and ticket sales.

A facility that sells automotive goods through auction.

A facility for the repair of automobiles and filling of necessary fluids and fuel.

A building or part of a building that contains the equipment and functions of automated data processing. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

A facility that provide space for auto bays, administration, classroom, tool storage and checkout, break area and lavatories.

A facility for the temporary housing of automobiles.

A facility for the controlled racing of automobiles (often modified cars, trucks or motorcycles).

A facility that provides the following essential services: checking and savings accounts, loans, foreign currency sales, etc.

A facility for short term lodging often located within a residence and offers breakfast as part of the accommodations.

A dwelling containing multiple sleeping quarters typically with shared eating, living and lavatory facilities and staffed with medical workers that specialize in caring for the mentally ill.

A road that encircles a town or city.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of soft drink, ice, and bottled water manufacturing; breweries; wineries; distilleries; and tobacco stemming, redrying, and product manufacturing.

A facility for the creation of beverages or tobacco products.

A facility specializing in a single (or select few) merchandising needs that offers an extreme selection of products.

An indoor facility containing multiple pool tables and seating.

Facilities used for clinical, diagnostic, teaching, research, or production work that is performed with indigenous or exotic agents with a potential for respiratory transmission, and which may cause serious and/or potentially lethal infection applicable to Risk Group 3 pathogenic agents as defined by the latest edition of Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and National Institutes of Health.

A facility for the storage and maintenance of small boats and canoes.

A facility for the repair of marine equipment on land and supply necessary fluids and fuel.

An indoor facility containing multiple bowling lanes and seating.

An indoor facility containing a boxing ring (or multiple boxing rings) as well as medicine ball, speed ball and punching bag stations for boxers to train and/or fight.

A structure built to span physical obstacles such as a body of water, valley, or road, for the purpose of providing passage over the obstacle.

A building containing the equipment and functions that provide photographic or television production. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

The acquisition and/or improvement of a building. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes.

A facility for the storage of bulk liquid fuels.

A facility for the storage of bulk liquids, other than fuels.

A collection of office buildings grouped closely to form a neighborhood of tenants.

A facility for the education of adults on the subject of business and economics in the attempt of earning a degree in Business Administration (BA) and/or Masters of Business Administration (MBA).

A facility for individuals to await bus service.

A man-made facility for the navigation of waterways or channeling of water.

A facility for raising and lowering traffic between stretches of water of different levels on river and canal waterways. The distinguishing feature of a lock is a fixed chamber whose water level can be varied.

A facility for the housing of goods to be shipped.

A facility which houses and accommodates gambling activities.

A facility that offers short term lodging and is connected to or is part of a casino complex.

A facility for the creation of construction and decorative rock and cement products.

Those areas set aside for burial of the dead.

A facility that provides space for the molding, forming and firing of ceramic products.

A facility for the indoor conduct of ceremonies during inclement weather.

A publicly funded facility that has been freed from some of the rules, regulations, and statutes that apply to other public schools, in exchange for some type of accountability for producing certain results, which are set forth within the school's charter.

A facility for the creation of chemicals products.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of chemicals, including petrochemical; industrial gas; synthetic fibers/filaments; pesticides, fertilizers, and other agricultural chemicals; pharmaceuticals; paint, coating, and adhesives; soap and cleaning compounds; et al.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for chemistry research.

A facility for the collection, storage and retrieval of print, audio and visual materials specifically suited to children and young adults.

A facility for the exhibition of world issues and history with the intent of making the topics easily understood for children through mostly experiential activities.

Pipelines for the transport of water or other coolants between a central cooling plant and the facilities to be cooled.

A facility that is capable of lowering the temperature of water.

A facility for the display and viewing of motion pictures/movies/films.

The removal of vegetation, reshaping of the land surface, and/or the planting of decorative trees and shrubs. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes.

A health care facility that is primarily devoted to the care of outpatients.

A facility for the sales of military clothing and personal equipment.

A facility for use by active duty military personnel, authorized civilians, and their family members for private organization/club meetings and activities that are not affiliated with the US government.

A facility for the generation of electrical power by either burning coal to create steam to turn turbines, or by burning coal to power a generator.

Land that touches or is surrounded by a body of water.

A military facility specific to the Coast Guard.

Multiple dwellings that share facilities (typically kitchen, dining, laundry and recreational areas are shared).

A facility for the storage of goods that require to be held below a certain temperature to prevent spoiling.

Roads that provide service to and between traffic generators such as larger towns or consolidated schools, commercial or industrial areas, or serve as links between arterial roadways and highways.

A structure for the placement and storage of cinerary urns. Columbaria can be either integrated into an interior or boundary wall, or part of a mausoleum or another building.

A facility that offers a wide variety of retail stores for consumers in addition to other services such as dining.

A structure for docking ships that extends into the waterway such that ships can dock along both sides.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the development of commercial facilities.

A health care facility that specializes in the consultation, treatment or advanced medical procedures delivered on an outpatient basis.

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing; communications equipment manufacturing; audio/video equipment manufacturing; semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing; navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing;

A facility for the production, quality assurance, and calibration of electronic and communication equipment and components.

A facility used to house large collections of computers or very large, single computers capable of vast computing operations.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for computational research.

A room or hall where individuals of differing sized groups can meet for a singular event or meeting either in person or via audio and/or video conferencing system.

Land that offered for preservation purposes between a landowner and a government agency.

A facility for the housing of goods intended for direct sale to individual consumers.

A facility or land that has been contaminated and in unavailable for use, excluding as impact areas. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes as the facility or land is also captured in other categories.

Land that is not suitable for use due to the presence of hazardous waste.

A facility that offers a wide range of readily used items but with limited selection.

A collection of retail facilities in one building but with separate entrances from the outside and parking.

A facility, typically large in scale, designed to hold a convention, exhibition, conference or group of individuals gathered to promote and share a common interest.

A facility with sufficient floor area to accommodate several thousand individuals in addition to multiple display areas and booths.

A facility that offers short term lodging and is connected to or is part of a convention center.

Any public road maintained by the county in which it originates or resides. The term is common and almost always designates major roads.

A facility that houses both a local court of law and occasionally the regional government.

A facility for the housing of goods that must be protected from natural elements such as sun or rain.

A facility that provide space for administration, drawing and art studio, storage, photo dark room, audio/photo sales area, separate areas for individual crafts and arts, and kiln area for ceramics.

A facility that provides space for the weaving, cutting, dying and assemble of fabric products.

A facility that offers office/production space with little or no interior structure to inhibit tenants use of the space.

A facility that provides cremation services for the deceased and their families.

A facility that produces large quantities of grain or other plant based foods as the major source of income.

Facilities used for programs or activities focused on the arts, personal beliefs or other activities focused on personal growth and reflection.

The removal of soil from higher elevations and/or the placement of soil in lower elevations to prepare a site for further construction. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes.

A facility that specializes in the harvesting of animal milk.

A barrier constructed to obstruct the normal flow of a watercourse. This FAC includes all civil works dams and other water collecting facilities, whether man-made or natural, together with appurtenant water diversion, regulation and delivery facilities and spillways, outlet works, and power intake works.

A facility for the care and education of infants thru pre-school age children and for school aged children less than 12 years of age before and after normal public school hours.

A facility for the care and education of children by a person other than the child's guardian or immediate family.

A facility, either detached or within a hospital, for the identification, preparation, and holding of human remains.

The razing of structures and other obstructions and subsequent removal of debris. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes.

A facility that provides routine and specialized dental treatment to authorized personnel. Classified as a Business Occupancy facility under the NFPA Life Safety Code.

A facility that sells a wide range of the consumer's personal and residential product needs; and at the same time offering the consumer a choice of multiple manufactures, in a wide range of product categories.

An covered storage area to be used for depot-level storage.

An open storage area to be used for depot-level storage. Usually a paved surface.

A facility to house and secure service members during pre-trial confinement, post-trial confinement, and for the duration of sentences. Although not normally housed in the same facility, prisoners can include officers, enlisted personnel, and prisoners of war. Functional space includes sleeping space, administrative areas, dining areas, recreational and educational areas, vocational areas, and health clinics.

Facilities that provide delivery, distribution and/or sale of prepared food and drink.

A facility which sells both food and beverages and contains both an open floor space for dancing and an audio booth or stage to allow for musical performances.

A facility for the collection and organization of storage containers for transportation.

A facility for the controlled racing of canines.

A single building containing multiple sleeping quarters and typically shared eating and lavatory facilities typically for students.

The removal of the bed material underlying a body of water, to provide operating channels, maneuvering area, anchorages and moving basins for ships.

A connection between a public roadway and a residence, business or destination.

Facilities for the collection and housing of goods that are either dry by nature or need to remain dry.

A two dwelling apartment or condominium.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the building of duplexes or small, multi-family residences.

Facilities designed for instruction of students and research accompanying higher education.

A dwelling containing multiple sleeping quarters with shared eating, living and lavatory facilities and staffed with medical workers that specialize in care of older patients.

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of electrical lighting equipment manufacturing, household appliance manufacturing, battery manufacturing, communication and energy wire and cable manufacturing, wiring device manufacturing, and electrical equipment manufacturing.

A facility for the creation of electronics and appliance goods.

Facility for the housing of electrical current.

Equipment to step down the voltage of the electric power supply before it enters the distribution network, normally consisting of incoming power lines (higher voltage), transformers to convert the incoming voltage, switchgear to distribute the converted power, and necessary safety and security equipment. This category does not include a building to house the equipment (see FAC 8910 Utility Building).

Equipment used to distribute the incoming electric power supply as required to provide electrical service to separate areas and/or facilities. The switching station has no transformers but otherwise is similar to a substation. The switching station consists of switchgear and all necessary safety and security equipment but does not include a building to house the equipment (see FAC 8910 Utility Building).

Equipment used to convert the supplied power voltage before transmitting it further in the electrical distribution network. Transformers may be pole-mounted, pad-mounted, or housed in a building. This CATCODE does not include a building to house the equipment (see FAC 8910 Utility Building) or the pad on which the equipment may be mounted (see FAC 8526 Miscellaneous Paved Area).

A facility, other than a building, designed to support electronic and communication equipment maintenance, repair, and inspection activities. Cost factors based on an average size of 5,500 SF.

A facility designed to house electronic and communication equipment maintenance, repair, and inspection activities.

A facility designed to house electronic and communication equipment maintenance, repair, and inspection activities at the depot level.

Facilities designed to allow for maintenance, repair, and inspection of electronics and communication equipment.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for electrical research.

A facility generally outfitted or intended for use in providing children with the earliest stages of education.

A facility (residence or office) that serves as the permanent diplomatic mission of a state or inter-governmental organization present in another state for purposes of representation and diplomatic endeavors.

A facility such as hutments that can be used for emergency housing during training, mobilization, deployments, and natural disasters. These facilities provide bare minimum shelter that does not meet the criteria for permanent housing.

Facilities for the transfer of energy or fuels.

Facilities for the dispensing of energy and/or the conversion of fuel into a new form of energy.

Facilities and structures for the production, management and distribution of energy utilities, including but not limited to gas and other fuels, and electrical power.

A plant for the generation of electrical power.

Facilities for the housing of energy sources and fuels.

Building used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for engineering science including all engineering disciplines, applied sciences, and applied mathematics.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for engineering research.

Facilities used to house an entertainment act or activity.

Facilities specializing in the production of entertainment content.

A facility separate from performance facility used for the purpose of rehearsal and practice of musical and theatrical performances.

A facility for the housing of goods that require specific environment conditions.

A facility for the housing of machinery needed for the production or maintenance of other goods.

Tent pads, which can be used for erecting tents for emergency housing during training, mobilization, deployments, and natural disasters. Cost factors are based on the area of a GP Medium tent.

A facility where goods, products, commodities and securities are traded or sold.

Administrative or maintenance facilities that support exchange operations.

Storage facilities that support exchange operations.

A facility that houses or offers the ability to safely practice explosive and flame weapon basics.

A rail yard used for the transfer and/or temporary holding of ammunition and explosive materials.

A facility for the housing of explosives.

Outdoor lighting such as street lights and perimeter lights. This FAC should only consist of pole-mounted lighting, not luminaries mounted on buildings or luminaries mounted on electrical distribution poles.

A facility for atmospheric and space aircraft flight operations to take place, regardless of whether they involve cargo, passengers or neither.

A facility for the creation of fabricated metal products and goods.

A temporary facility containing multiple entertainment venues, rides and attractions for then entertainment of crowds.

A trailer or movable dwelling unit for a service member or for an authorized government civilian and his/her authorized dependents when accompanied by those dependents.

Pads or sites with associated utilities provided for privately or government owned trailers and mobile homes.

A facility to provide a responsive source of information, guidance, and assistance in solving problems of a personal nature to military personnel and their dependents.

A facility that specializes in the rapid production and distribution of food with minimal table service.

Land comprising the whole or a part of a military installation that is owned by the Federal Government.

An often open-air facility for the feeding of livestock with grain and feed.

Facilities containing or distributing water for the purpose of limiting or preventing fire.

A building containing the personnel and equipment that provides fire and rescue support to the installation. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

A facility consisting of ladders, locks, and other related components for the passage of fish at dams and navigation locks as well as the maintenance of fish runs.

A body of water or area of water that is enclosed where propagated wild fish and nonnative wildlife are released and hunted as authorized.

A facility consisting of ladders, locks, and other related components for the passage of fish at dams and navigation locks as well as the maintenance of fish runs.

An indoor facility for fitness activities and often equipped with weight machines, aerobic exercise machines such as treadmills and exercise bikes and open areas with padded flooring for stretching, yoga and other aerobic activities.

A facility that offers undeveloped space suitable for different types of office facility needs.

Land that is adjacent to a body of water and may become flooded as a result of heavy rains.

Land that a government may intentionally flooded and/or submerge with just cause and proper compensation for damages incurred.

A facility that collects, stores and distributes non-perishable food items to those in need within the surrounding community.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of animal food manufacturing, grain and oilseed milling, sugar and confectionery product manufacturing, fruit and vegetable preserving, specialty food manufacturing, dairy product manufacturing, animal slaughtering and processing, seafood product preparation and packaging, bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, et al.

A facility for the creation of food products.

A facility for the housing of food products

Land under the custody of the Services comprising a military installation in a foreign country or trust area, except that land in Facility Analysis Categories 9210 and 9220.

A facility that processes trees into standardized lumber.

A facility for observation of a forested area in order to protect against fires. Station includes observation tower and housing for the forester and family.

A dwelling owned, maintained and inhabited by members of a specific group or affiliation.

A facility for the storage of goods that require a constant state of being frozen.

A facility that offers short term lodging and allows occupants to access service areas for personals use such as laundry facilities and kitchen areas.

A facility that both prepares and serves food and drink for customers that is served and eaten on the premises.

A facility that provides burial and funeral services for the deceased and their families.

A facility for the creation of finished carpentry and furniture.

A facility that specializes in the sale of horticulture based products and plants.

Facility for the housing of gas fuel.

Facilities for the production and housing of gaseous goods.

A facility for the generation of electrical power by either burning gases to create steam to turn turbines, or by burning gases to power a generator.

A facility with bookshelf space, administrative offices, restrooms, reading area, and music appreciation area for the general population.

A facility for the generation of electrical power by the running of turbines with steam produced by water heated by the earth.

A facility that provides space for the blowing of glass, cutting and assembly of glass products and ornate windows.

Golf courses are grassy, turfed tracts of land with tees, fairways, hazards and greens for the purpose of playing golf. Cost factors are based upon an 18-hole golf course.

A facility for practicing driving golf balls.

Facilities specializing in the outdoor sport of golf including golf courses, driving ranges, miniature golf and other golf related activities.

A smaller version of a regulation golf course, where the distance from tee to hole is normally less than 200 yards. Cost factors are based upon a 9 hole, Par 3, Pitch Putt course.

A facility owned or substantially controlled by a government and the services of any civilian and military personnel of that government.

A dwelling (or dwellings) that has a lowered cost of ownership due to government funding and support.

A facility for the storage of grain and animal feed, typically containing conveyor belts to move grain vertically. Grain elevators may contain multiple individual silos.

A structure for storing bulk grain or fermented feed known as silage.

A facility with glass walls and roof in which temperature and humidity can be regulated for the growing and protection of plants.

A facility that specializes in the sale of food goods.

Typically linear facilities or improvements constructed to improve a site's functional performance, such as irrigation, a dam, a fence, wall, or storm drainage system components.

A non-building structure housing equipment and providing support for administrative and other functions required by operations.

A facility for staff to complete activities vital to aircraft when parked or being serviced.

Structure or improvement put in place to improve drainage of water from a site.

A facility used by a military for the upkeep and maintenance of guided missiles.

A facility for the production, quality assurance, and calibration of missiles and missile components.

An indoor facility with padded flooring and multiple gymnastic apparatuses.

A facility that functions to control physical access to a harbor.

Structures constructed to improve harbor operations by reducing wave action.

Facility used to limit exposure to or prevent the release of potentially hazardous materials.

A facility used for the storage and/or disposal of hazardous wastes.

A site used for the disposal of hazardous solid waste material. Hazardous waste includes chemical waste, paint, material contaminated with petroleum products. Materials generally not included, and handled separately, are waste POL, biological hazards, radioactive materials, and infectious wastes.

A centralized office that serves to connect other office branches in different locations.

Facilities used to house equipment and personnel for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease, illness, injury, and other physical and mental impairments in humans.

Facilities for the production and constant application of specific temperatures.

A pipeline for the transmission of hot water or steam between a central heating plant and the facilities to be heated.

A pipeline for the transmission of gas to be used directly in heat production.

A plant for the production of gas to be used directly in heat production.

A plant for the storage of gas to be used directly in heat production. Cost factors are based upon a capacity size of 12,000 GA.

A central plant for the production of heat for one or more separate facilities.

A facility for the creation and/or assembly of large, heavy, industrial products.

A railway that is constructed to withstand heavy loads and machinery.

A facility for helicopter flight operations to take place, regardless of whether they involve cargo, passengers or neither.

A building for the receipt, bulk storage, processing, and dispensing of helium gas. Included are tanks, valves, valve chambers, and similar equipment.

A facility, other than a building, for the bulk storage of helium gas. Cost factors are based on a 30,000 GA welded steel pressure tank.

A facility or facilities for the education of adults on a specific, self-selected topic or field of study.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for hazardous research.

An office building containing more than ten stories of office space.

A facility generally outfitted or intended for use in the education and preparing of young adults looking to enter the work force or attend a higher education institution.

A railway constructed to allow for travel at high speeds, typically used for commuter lines.

A facility for the creation and/or assembly of products requiring advanced tools and parts.

A facility that allows for drivers to temporarily pull off the roadway to use restroom facilities or get a short reprieve from their travels.

A facility for the exhibition of history, usually specializing in a specific period of time or a unique point of view in which to view the evolution of an item.

A military facility specific to the Department of Homeland Security.

A facility that is being provided for housing homeless persons or to assist agencies that provide support to the homeless.

A facility for the controlled racing of equestrians.

A facility that provides general and specialized medical, psychiatric, obstetrical or surgical care for four or more authorized inpatients on a 24 hour basis, with both inpatient and outpatient services. Pharmacy, clinic, ambulance, and administrative space within the hospital are included in this Facility Analysis Category. Classified as a Health Care Occupancy facility under the NFPA Life Safety Code.

Facilities that provide service or entertainment to customers.

A facility for the short term lodging of military members, family members, authorized civilian employees and guests in connection with official travel.

Facilities used for long-term inhabitation and dwelling by humans.

A facility for the education of adults on the subjects of humanities and social and human sciences in the attempt of earning a terminal degree in a related field.

An area of land that is enclosed by fence where propagated wild animals and nonnative wildlife are released and hunted as authorized.

A large-scale plant for the generation of electrical power using the potential energy of dammed water. Facilities in this FAC typically generate greater than 30 MW.

A facility that houses or offers the ability to safely practice and experience impact and maneuver basics.

Non-maintenance changes made to a facility or the site it sits upon that result in a change to the performance or capabilities of the facility or site.

A facility to burn combustible wastes.

An enclosed diamond or fan-shaped field used for playing baseball or softball. The field often contains an inner diamond or square that is made of sand or compacted dirt, and an outfield made of grass or artificial grass.

An enclosed facility with one or more hard-surfaced areas used for playing basketball.

An enclosed 360' by 160' grass or artificial grass field used to play American Football.

An indoor, artificially enclosed body of water and platform of varying heights that protrudes out over the water used for diving.

An indoor facility designed for year round ice- and/or roller-skating.

An indoor facility for the pursuit of sports that require a level of physical exertion and skilled training.

A facility provided for the recreation and entertainment of the personnel on an installation and their guests to include space for an administrative area, recreation area, toilet and personnel area, food service and sales area, and equipment check-out.

A four-walled court without covering often constructed with glass walls. Lighting is often installed to allow for use after dusk.

Facilities for the performance of indoor racquet sports, such as tennis, racquet ball, or squash.

Facilities for the pursuit of indoor recreation and sport.

An enclosed 150-300' by 300-390' grass or artificial grass field used to play Soccer (professional fields measure 222' by 345').

Indoor facilities for the training of capabilities and skills required for sports.

A four-walled court enclosure often constructed with glass walls for playing squash.

An indoor, artificially enclosed body of water used for swimming.

Facilities for the performance of non-racquet team sports.

Enclosed facilities for the performance of team sports, including athletic buildings, gynasiums, domes, and enclosed arenas.

An enclosed court or courts that allows for the playing of tennis in all weather conditions.

An enclosed facility with one or more hard-surfaced areas used for playing volleyball.

An enclosed amusement park that features water rides and other water related activities.

An enclosed swimming pool designed for year-round use.

A facility for the handling of mass quantities of passengers and cargo onto and off ships or canal boats.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the development of industrial and/or production facilities.

A facility for the treatment of industrial waste to remove contaminants to an acceptable degree.

Facilities for the receiving and transmitting of information.

Facilities and structures for the management and distribution of information utilities, including but not limited to internet, cable television, and telephone service.

A facility used to house computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems.

Land leased and used by the lessee.

An covered storage area to be used for installation-level storage.

Distribution pipes for the transfer of oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, compressed air and other non-heating gasses.

A facility for the storage of oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, compressed air and other non-heating gasses. Cost factors are based upon an average size facility of 1,297 SF.

A facility for the maintenance and repair of used or worn out products.

A facility used by a military for the upkeep and maintenance of installations.

A facility for the storage and/or organization of storage containers intended for transportation.

A facility for commercial aircraft international flight operations to take place, regardless of whether they involve cargo, passengers or neither.

A limited-access road that is part of a larger network of highways across multiple states.

A facility for the dispensing of water to arid or dry areas of plant growth.

A facility to house and secure individuals during pre-trial confinement, post-trial confinement, or temporary holding.

A facility that houses the staff, servicemen or equipment for more than one branch of a government's military.

Junior High School

A facility for the enclosure and confinement of dogs.

A facility generally outfitted or intended for use in the education of basic skills and knowledge of young children through creative play, social interaction and formal lessons.

Dependent schools provide eEducational facilities on military installations for kindergarten through grade 12.

A body of relatively still fresh or salt water of considerable size, localized in a basin, that is surrounded by land.

Land without a major dedicated structure on it, both improved and unimproved.

A right that allows other parties access to and use of land for a specific purpose, without depriving the owner or tenant of continued use.

A site used for the disposal of solid waste material, other than hazardous waste.

Real property transactions that can convey an ownership interest.

A single building containing many dwellings (11 or more dwellings per building).

A facility for the creation of leather goods

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of leather and hide tanning and finishing, footwear manufacturing, and other allied product manufacturing.

A facility that houses the legislative branch of a government and the services related to the creation and implementation of law.

A facility for the collection, storage and retrieval of print, audio and visual materials in both numerous physical and digital formats.

Land acquired for use under license or permit.

Rights in use of real property that do not convey an interest in ownership.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for sociological, physical and horticultural research.

A facility for the creation and/or assembly of small or light goods.

A railway that is constructed to handle light trains and loads.

A dwelling (or dwellings) that is awarded tax credits (deductions) to allow for lower income occupants.

A facility that prepares and/or serves food in a limited capacity due to either location, seating area or preparation space.

Facility for the housing of liquid fuel.

A facility for the storage of liquid oxygen.

A facility that specializes in the raising of animals for meat production.

A structure from which trucks or rail cars can be loaded or unloaded by moving the load directly to or from the bed.

A facility for very small commercial or hobby aircraft flight operations to take place, regardless of whether they involve cargo, passengers or neither.

A facility for individuals to purchase tickets and await bus service within local jurisdiction.

A facility for individuals to purchase tickets and await rail service within local jurisdiction.

Facilities that provide temporary lodging to customers.

A facility for the housing of goods on multiple levels.

A facility for individuals to purchase tickets and await bus service that exceeds a local jurisdiction.

A one to two story building containing office space.

Luxury Lodging

A facility for the assembly of machinery.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of agriculture, construction, and mining machinery manufacturing; industrial machinery manufacturing; commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing; ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment manufacturing; metalworking machinery manufacturing; engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing; et al.

A railway in which the train does not make contact with the track but rather is pushed along by the push and pull of strong electromagnets.

A facility specializing in the education of children on specific courses or curricula that is not limited to those within a single school zone or boundary defined by other geopolitical spaces.

A facility for the creation of specific item.

Facilities used to complete research in the development of manufactured goods.

An open area for the temporary placement of cargo to be loaded on, or already unloaded from, ships.

Structures constructed to improve harbor operations by reducing wave action.

Terminals for the movement of people and goods from one location to another via maritime travel.

A facility where goods and products are traded or sold.

An indoor facility that has padded flooring to allow for safe instruction and execution of different martial arts techniques.

A health care facility that specializes in the caring of woman while pregnant and during childbirth and the caring of newborn infants.

A large health care complex or collection of facilities including hospitals, research facilities, medical schools and other health care facilities.

A storage facility for medical equipment and supplies that are continuously withdrawn and replenished. Storage of war reserve medical supplies is included in depot storage facilities.

A facility used to house meetings and social gatherings.

A facility that provides space for the cutting, welding and assembly of metal products.

A facility generally outfitted or intended for use in the education of children utilizing academic departments and multiple teachers to facilitate learning.

A three to ten story building containing office space.

A facility which prepares candidates for service in the officer corps of the Army, the Navy, Air Force or Coast Guard or provides education in a service environment.

A facility directly owned and operated by and/or for the military or one of its branches that shelters military equipment and personnel, and facilitates training and operations.

A facility, with cafeteria style dining operations, for unaccompanied personnel and other authorized persons.

A separate facility that provides support to dining facility operations.

A facility that provides either self-service or counter service. These facilities are operated by/for the exchange system and include fast-food concessions.

A facility owned or substantially controlled by a government and military personnel of that government.

A facility used by a military for the take-off, landing and storage of aircraft.

A facility from which a military performs the functions of command, training and deployment.

A building that contains the operational and administrative offices of the military.

A facility that provides locker space for the belongings of military personnel who must vacate their quarters for extended periods.

A facility used by a military for the upkeep and maintenance of equipment.

Eating facilities not managed by the exchange system that provide food and beverages, served to personnel by operators who are not associated with the exchange.

Open dining facilities include officer, noncommissioned officer, enlisted and civilian clubs, that provide dining, social programs and entertainment services for the membership.

Military Research Facility

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of military equipment.

Training buildings that include primarily classroom space for multipurpose training instruction typically conducted by a school/training center. These facilities may include auditorium, library and/or technical education or learning resource centers, and administrative support space. These general-purpose facilities are intended for use by organizations that serve a large population for basic lecture/conference/seminar instruction. These facilities are distinct from organizational classroom areas associated with unit headquarters and trainee barracks.

Facilities specializing in the processing and extraction of minerals from the earth.

A miniature and exaggerated version of the sport of golf played solely with the use of a single club (the putter).

A facility that digs and extracts minerals, rocks and naturally occurring metals from the ground.

A facility used by a military for the upkeep and maintenance of miscellaneous equipment.

Miscellaneous liquid storage and holding tanks and basins, that are not included in another Facility Analysis Category.

A building containing equipment and functions that directly support operational activities not included in other Facility Analysis Categories. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

Paved surfaces that are not included in another Facility Analysis Category.

A facility to protect personnel from the elements, such as bus stops or smoking shelters.

Miscellaneous liquid pumping stations that are not included in another Facility Analysis Category.

A facility, other than track, normally associated with rail operations. Cost factors are based upon a railroad scale contained within a 100' section of track.

Buildings used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of missiles, missile systems, related ground handling and launching equipment, and other aerospace equipment.

A building that combines multiple retail or commercial facilities in one area.

A single building containing multiple sleeping quarters and typically shared eating and lavatory facilities for students of both genders.

A facility developed to support multiple functions without being clearing defined by, or designed for one specific use.

A facility that offers short term lodging and is connected to retail or office space.

A single building that contains primarily retail space along with other commercial spaces.

A railway consisting of a single, centralized track.

Items such as commemorative plaques, military equipment displays, statues, and the like.

A facility for short term lodging that caters to motorists by having dedicated parking and separate entries for each rented unit.

Facilities indicating a destination, node or temporary stop for motor vehicles.

A facility or facilities containing the necessary equipment and built environments for the production of motion pictures.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the building of multi-family residences.

A dwelling containing multiple individual sleeping rooms and additional rooms for living, dining, kitchen and bathroom activities.

Multiple dwellings contained in a single structure.

A single building that may contain multiple office spaces from many different tenants.

A facility for preserving history and tradition, through education oriented exhibits and programs.

Buildings used directly in theoretical or applied research, development, testing, and evaluation activities for nano-technological research.

A military facility specific to the National Guard.

National or International Religious Center

A series of pipes and tubing for the transfer of natural gas.

Facility for the distribution of natural gas.

An area for outdoor recreational and/or mealtime activities. The area may include picnic tables, barbecue grills, and space for recreational activities. Cost factors are based upon an area consisting of 6 picnic tables, 3 grills.

A military facility specific to the Navy.

A facility of erosion resistant material placed parallel to the shoreline and directly on an existing slope, embankment, or dike to protect the area from waves and strong currents and to control the meandering of a waterway.

A retail facility located within a community or neighborhood.

Facilities that predominantly provide delivery, distribution and/or sale of drink with elements of entertainment, possibly including sound systems, light shows, live performance, or space for dancing.

An indoor facility for the pursuit of recreations and sports that require minimal physical exertion.

A non-building facility used to support administration or operations of an airfield.

A facility for the creation of mineral based products other than metal.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of clay products; glass and glass products; cement and concrete products; lime and gypsum products; et al.

Service category codes that are not accountable items of real property.

A facility for the generation of electrical power through the process of nuclear fission.

A facility that contains a collection of offices.

Facilities used for the administration of a business, service or other work related activity.

A single building that contains primarily office space along with industrial or production facilities.

A single building that contains primarily office space along with residential facilities.

A single building that contains office space and research and development facilities.

A single building that contains primarily office space along with retail facilities.

A single building that contains primarily office space along with retail facilities, and industrial or production facilities.

A single building that contains primarily office space along with retail facilities and residential facilities.

A building containing offices for a company and an area for displaying/demonstrating the company's products or services.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the building of office facilities.

A single building that contains both office space and storage/distribution facilities.

A structure used to physically secure a ship at an offshore location, not alongside a pier or wharf.

A facility that drills, pumps and extracts oil and gas from the ground.

A facility for the generation of electrical power by either burning oil to create steam to turn turbines, or by burning oil to power a generator.

A dwelling that contains a single room dedicated to sleeping and additional rooms for living, dining kitchen and bathroom activities.

A facility for the housing of goods within an open area with set boundaries.

An open storage area to be used for installation-level storage. Usually a paved surface.

A building containing the equipment and functions needed for running operational missions.

A non-building structure supporting equipment and functions required by operations.

A building containing the equipment and functions that directly support operational supply activities. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

A building containing the equipment and functions of a technical laboratory that directly supports operational activities. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

A facility that specializes in the growing and harvesting of tree bearing fruit.

A facility that produces small quantities of grain or other plant based foods as a small source of income or for pleasure.

Other Aerospace Transportation Terminals

Other Agricultural Facility

Other Airfield Pavements

Other Bridges

Other Convention and Exhibition Facility

Other Craft Production Facility

Other Cultural Facility

Other Daycare and Preschool Facility

Other Death Facility

Other Dormitories

Other Dry Storage Facility

Other Energy Distribution Facility

Other Energy Nodes

Other Energy Production Facility

Other Energy Storage Facility

Other Entertainment Facility

Other Environmentally-Controlled Storage Facility

Other Exchanges and Markets

Other Government Facility

Other Hazardous Storage Facility

Other Health Facility

Other Higher Education Facility

Other Hotels

Other Indoor Recreation Facility

A facility, other than a building, that supports communications operations and communication equipment. Cost factors are based upon a 75' self-supporting tower.

Other Information Nodes

Other K through 12Learning Facility

Other Land

Other Libraries

A facility for the production of miscellaneous items that are not included in another Facility Analysis Category.

Other Marine Transportation Terminals

Other Military Facility

Other Mineral Extraction Facility

Other Mixed-Commerce Facility

Other Motor Vehicle Transportation Terminals

Other Multiple Family Residences

Other Museums

Other Offices

Other Outdoor Recreation Facility

Other Public Welfare Facility

Other Rail Transportation Terminals

Other Railways

Other improvements to real property that are not included in another Facility Analysis Category. This Facility Analysis Category should not be used for inventory purposes.

Other Religious Facility

Other Research Facility

Other Retail Commercial Facility

Other Rights

Other Roadways

Other Single Family Residences

Other Special Care Residences

Other Special Water Production Facility

Other Storage Facility

Other Vehicle Maintenance and Parking Facility

Other Waste Collection and Holding Facility

Other Waste Processing Facility

Other Water Distribution Facility

Other Water Holding and Collection Facility

Other Water Treatment

A diamond or fan shaped field used for playing baseball or softball. The field often contains an inner diamond or square that is made of sand or compacted dirt, and an outfield made of grass or artificial grass. The field is typically surrounded by fencing and powerful lighting to allow for play after dusk.

A hard surfaced area (typically asphalt or concrete) that is used for playing basketball. The field is typically surrounded by a tall fence and powerful lights to allow for play after dusk.

A 360' by 160' grass or artificial grass field used to play American Football. The field is typically surrounded by powerful lighting to allow for play after dusk and seating areas or stands are placed along the two longer sides.

Facilities for use in a collection recreational activities.

A four-walled court without covering often constructed with glass walls. Lighting is often installed to allow for use after dusk.

Court areas are outdoor athletic and recreational courts consisting of prepared surfaces marked for tennis, basketball, volleyball, and badminton.

Facilities for the pursuit of outdoor recreation and sport.

A facility (usually a single structure) that is used to promote, advertise or make a product or service known to the public.

An exterior area of ice (typically man made) that is maintained and used for both leisurely skating and organized sports.

A 150-300' by 300-390' grass or artificial grass field used to play Soccer (professional fields measure 222' by 345'). The field is typically surrounded by powerful lighting to allow for play after dusk and seating areas or stands are placed along the two longer sides.

Outdoor facilities for the training of capabilities and skills required for sports.

A four-walled court without covering often constructed with glass walls. Lighting is often installed to allow for use after dusk.

An outdoor, artificially enclosed body of water used for swimming.

Facilities for the performance of team sports including stadiums, fields and arenas.

A non-covered court or courts often surrounded by tall fencing or grandstands and equipped with powerful lighting to be used after dusk.

An outdoor facility to accommodate cultural events such as plays, concerts, and festivals.

An amusement park that features water rides and other water related activities.

Facilities specializing in outdoor sports specific to bodies of water.

Facilities specializing in outdoor sports specific to cold climates, usually involving the freezing of water for ice or snow.

A specialized branch of a main retail facility that offers lower prices but on a limited selection of goods.

The overhead lines for the transmission of electrical power between source, substations and switching stations, and end users. The unit of measure (LF) is defined as the LF of electrical circuit.

A facility that provides space for the application of paints and other glazes.

A facility for the creation of paper products.

A facility for the housing of miscellaneous parts and items needed for the production or maintenance of other goods.

A facility for the temporary housing and sorting of passengers prior to boarding an aircraft.

A facility that supports outdoor recreation areas such as parks, playgrounds, picnic areas, bleachers, etc. by providing an overhead cover to protect personnel and equipment from the elements.

Bridges that support walkway crossing of a river, underpass, or similar gap.

This FAC is designed to support the unique nature of the Pentagon and to accommodate the current design, various categories of facilities, historical architectural features, and anti-terrorism/force protection requirements. This FAC will only be used by WHS.

A facility used for the viewing and performance of dance, music, opera, theater or other art involving live performers.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of petroleum and coal product manufacturing.

A facility for the creation of petroleum and/or coal products.

A facility for the creation of pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology.

A dwelling containing multiple sleeping quarters typically with shared eating, living and lavatory facilities and staffed with medical workers that specialize in rehabilitation and short-term care..

Physical science is an encompassing term for the branches of natural science and science that study non-living systems (physics, chemistry, earth science).

A series of pipes and tubing for the transfer of liquid or gas fuel.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the development of community facilities and residences.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of plastic and rubber product manufacturing.

A facility for the creation of plastics and rubber products.

Playgrounds are outdoor areas set aside for recreation near family housing, schools, recreational areas, or child support service centers. They provide for the outdoor recreational needs of children. Cost factors are based upon an average size of 6,000 SF.

A facility designed to be the law enforcement center on the installation. Includes space for the police reception desk, working space for police personnel, confinement space for prisoners, and an arms room.

A body of standing water, either natural or man-made, that is usually smaller than a lake.

A facility that houses United States Postal Service operations.

A facility for the dispensing of water for human or animal consumption.

A facility for the cleaning of water to be consumed by humans and animals.

Power Center

Cables and wires used for the transfer of electrical current.

A path or ditch for the safe and accessible transfer of power lines.

An underground pathway for the safe and accessible transfer of power lines.

A facility for the care and education of children typically younger than 4-5 years of age prior to their admittance into a formal education institution.

A facility for the creation of raw metal stock and goods.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation related to iron and steel mills and ferroalloy manufacturing; steel product manufacturing; nonferrous metal production and processing; and foundries.

Primary School

A facility designed to provide installation document printing and reproduction support. Equipment located in these facilities is not real property and is not included in this Facility Analysis Category.

A facility to house and secure criminals for the duration of sentences.

Facilities for the creation, repair, or maintenance of items of value.

A facility for the education of adults, working individuals and non-traditional students on a collection of the subjects in the attempt of earning a terminal degree in a related field.

A facility for the care and education of children typically younger than 4-5 years of age based on a specialized principle or theory prior to their admittance into a formal education institution.

A health care facility that specializes in the treatment of serious mental disorders.

Land originally withdrawn from public domain under jurisdiction of the Department of Interior.

A facility used to control entrance/exit from a designated public space often connected to or housing personnel designated to oversee and limit passage.

A facility that houses any department or service of a government focusing on the safety and welfare of the public.

Public land of Territories or Possessions acquired for use of the Federal Government.

A public toilet and/or shower facility.

Facilities for use by governmental organizations for various types of public service, including but not limited to military facilities, police and fire stations, courthouses, and capitol buildings

Facilities offering elements of public safety and wellness.

Building used in the direct research, development, testing, and evaluation of paper and paperboard product manufacturing.

A facility for the racing of animals, automobiles, motorcycles or athletes. The facility typically contains seating for spectators in addition to the racing surface.

A facility for the housing of radioactive isotopes and radioactive waste.

Bridges that support railroad track crossing of a river, road underpass, or similar gap.

A facility for the repair of trains and supply of fuel.

Facilities indicating a destination, node or temporary stop for rail based transportation.

Rail track to include spurs, sidings, yards, and turnouts. Track includes two parallel rails, crossties, and roadbed.

A facility for the temporary housing of locomotives and train cars.

A facility for the housing of products intended for sale to manufactures and persons looking to produce multiple goods or products.

Trailer parking sites/pads or tent pads, with associated site facilities, for recreational trailers, vehicles, or tents. Cost factors are based upon an area providing 100 camping sites.

A facility for berthing pleasure craft. Cost factors are based upon an average size of 150 -200 slips.

A platform constructed along or over a body of water, from which wildlife can be observed, recreational boats can be tied or launched, or fishing can take place. Cost factors are based upon medium construction of a small jetty equivalent structure, less than 120 SF.

Facilities for the pursuit of indoor and outdoor recreation and sports.

A facility for the collection, sorting and processing of materials to be reused in manufacturing or production.

A central plant for the production of cooling or air conditioning.

A facility for the collection of refuse or recyclable materials before they are processed for disposal or recycling. Cost factors are based upon an average-size facility of 5,000 SF.

A company's branch office located in a specific location to address local needs, concerns of cultures.

A facility for small commercial aircraft intercontinental flight operations to take place, regardless of whether they involve cargo, passengers or neither.

A retail facility that specializes in goods and products specific to that area or culture.

A facility that houses a public authority or government agency responsible for exercising autonomous authority over some area of human activity in a regulatory or supervisory capacity.

A facility for counseling personnel suffering from drug or alcohol abuse.

A facility that provides space for religious education, activities, family counseling, and community based activities in support of the installation population.

A facility that provides space for most religious activities, such as a church, temple, synagogue, or mosque.

Facilities that provides space for religious education, services or other religious activities.

A specific facility dedicated to the depiction or celebration of a religious figure or item of faith in a specific religion

A religious facility that serves as a destination place for followers or the location of a significant event or item within a specific faith.

A facility that serves as a destination place for followers to refresh their beliefs or remove themselves from their traditional surrounds while seeking religious answers or practicing religious activities.

This FAC is designed to support the unique nature of the Pentagon's Remote Delivery Facility and to accommodate the current design, various categories of facilities, anti-terrorism/force protection requirements, and volume of material handled. This FAC will only be used by WHS.

Facility used in the direct application, development, testing, and evaluation of ammunition and explosives.

Buildings used in the manufacturing of models, prototypes, and other items used in direct research, development, testing, and evaluation.

A facility used for the exploration, review, investigation, testing and development of a specific topic or item.

An impoundment for the storage of water that, in its natural condition, is not safe for drinking.

A facility that provides lodging to meet short term housing requirements for unaccompanied enlisted personnel and civilian employees on temporary duty or traveling on official business.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the building of single family residences.

A facility that provides short term lodging and offers a series of recreational and entertainment accommodations.

Facility that provides a method for display, sale and purchase of goods and services.

A single building that contains primarily retail space along with office facilities.

A single building that contains primarily retail space along with office space and residential facilities.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the development of retail facilities that has also been graded, leveled, annexed with utilities to the site, paved, had curb and gutter installed, or improved in some other fashion to prepare it for construction and use.

A building constructed to fit a site specifically zoned or reserved for the development of retail facilities that has been improved in some fashion to prepare it for construction and use.

A single building that contains both retail space and residential facilities.

Land specifically zoned or reserved for the development of retail facilities.

A strip of land that is granted, through an easement or other mechanism, for transportation purposes, such as for a trail, driveway, rail line or highway.

A body of water with movement that may lead to, or originate from another body of water.

A facility for drivers to pull off the roadway and purchase fuel and other goods.