UFC 4-750-01NF
16 APRIL 2004
Make provisions for a safe to support cash handling operations (to be located to meet
installation security standards).
Finishes/Special Requirements:
Provide acoustical isolation so that the manager can have private conversations with
staff and visitors.
Provide gypsum board walls, carpet flooring and acoustical tile ceilings. The dcor
should be consistent with that of the rest of the administrative area.
Provide adequate lighting for work efficiency. The average lighting level should be 50
FC, with the ability to manually reduce lighting level for computer use.
Provide communications connections to the public address system, computer-based
golf program management records, and point of sale system.
See Chapter 6 for Specialized Requirements.
4-2.3 Events/Catering Office
Use Description:
This area will house an events coordinator who is responsible for marketing and organizing
functions, special events, and catering services that occur within the golf program and/or
Clubhouse. The events coordinator will also use the office to coordinate the booking of
catered events and special functions.
In carrying out these tasks, the events coordinator will work frequently with the public and
closely with the operations officer, manager, and other golf program personnel.
Relationships and Character:
Locate the office adjacent to the operations center, allowing the operations clerk to
control access to the events office.
Consider having some of the wall to the operations area be glass, to give the office an
open, hospitable character.
Design the space and furnishings as a good quality office complex, whose details
support the theme of the whole Clubhouse.
Dimensions and Furnishings:
Provide at least 140 square feet (as cited in Table 5-3), allowing for the event planner
to have three guests in conference format.
Provide one desk, a desk chair, three guest chairs, and file cabinets.
Finishes/Special Requirements:
Provide gypsum board walls, carpet flooring and acoustical tile ceilings. The dcor
should be consistent with that of the rest of the administrative area.
Provide communications connections to the public address system, computer based
golf program management records, and point of sale system.
The average lighting level should be 50 FC, with the ability to manually reduce lighting
level for computer use.
See Chapter 6 for Specialized Requirements.
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