Devotional and Religious Displays

aqua. Polar white is usually best for the siding, trim, steeples, and other exterior details of Navy chapels, except for those chapels with brick, copper, stone, or other natural finishes. Information in regard to painting may be found within the publication Color for Naval Shore Facilities, N A V F A C P-309. Devotional and Religious Displays Devotional and religious displays are often used to dramatize the significance of holy days or holidays. Prior to Christmas (see figure 6-12), Easter, Passover, or other holy days or special occasions, the command chaplain may request a specific devotional or religious display for use Figure 6-13.—Electrical checklist questionnaire. within the chapel, on the chapel grounds, or at other religious program facilities. To obtain such a display, the RP should submit a work re- quest to the local public works or civil engineer’s office. When you are submitting the work re- quest, allow sufficient lead time to permit construction by the date requested. Maintenance of Electrical, Plumbing, and Miscellaneous Fixtures When you are submitting work requests to the local public works or civil engineer’s office for electrical, plumbing, and miscellaneous serv- ice, standard questions must be addressed. These questions are addressed in figures 6-13, 6-14, and 6-15. Figure 6-14.—Plumbing checklist questionnaire. 6-31