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Administrative Plan 7/1/2025 Page 6-36 <br />Necessary Personal Property Non-Necessary Personal Property <br />Car(s)/vehicle(s) that a family relies on for <br />transportation for personal or business use <br />(e.g., bike, motorcycle, skateboard, scooter) <br />Furniture, carpets, linens, kitchenware <br />Common appliances <br />Common electronics (e.g., radio, television, <br />DVD player, gaming system) <br />Clothing <br />Personal effects that are not luxury items <br />(e.g., toys, books) <br />Wedding and engagement rings <br />Jewelry used in religious/cultural celebrations <br />and ceremonies <br />Religious and cultural items <br />Medical equipment and supplies <br />Health care–related supplies <br />Musical instruments used by the family <br />Personal computers, phones, tablets, and <br />related equipment <br />Professional tools of trade of the family, for <br />example professional books <br />Educational materials and equipment used by <br />the family, including equipment to <br />accommodate persons with disabilities <br />Equipment used for exercising (e.g., treadmill, <br />stationary bike, kayak, paddleboard, ski <br />equipment) <br />Recreational car/vehicle not needed for day-to- <br />day transportation for personal or business use <br />(campers, motorhomes, traveling trailers, all- <br />terrain vehicles (ATVs)) <br />Bank accounts or other financial investments <br />(e.g., checking account, savings account, <br />stocks/bonds) <br />Recreational boat/watercraft <br />Expensive jewelry without religious or cultural <br />value, or which does not hold family <br />significance <br />Collectibles (e.g., coins/stamps) <br />Equipment/machinery that is not used to <br />generate income for a business <br />Items such as gems/precious metals, antique <br />cars, artwork, etc. <br />SAHA Policy <br />In determining the value of non-necessary, non-financial personal property, SAHA will <br />use the family’s estimate of the value. SAHA may obtain an appraisal if there is reason to <br />believe that the family’s estimated value is off. The family must cooperate with the <br />appraiser but cannot be charged any costs related to the appraisal. <br />EXHIBIT 1