FY04 Q

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96th Air Base Wing
The Foundation of Team Eglin
Eglin AFB Vision 2015
Colonel Bruce McClintock Commander, 96th Air Base
Wing
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Overview

• Transportation
• Encroachment
• Land Utilization
• Energy
• Fair Market
• Value Initiatives
• BRAC Process
• Update

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BRAC Transportation
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BRAC Transportation
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Transportation Priorities

• SR 85 improvements to maintain/improve current
  service level
• Improvements to speed ingress and egress to the 7
  SFG cantonment site
• Provide ability for 7 SFG to traverse the road
  for access to Duke Field and other parts of the
  range (flyover) 
• SR 123/SR 85 flyover
• Improvements at intersection of I-10 and SR 85 in
  Crestview to improve traffic flow and safety
  where many service members will live (also
  improve hurricane evacuation)
• Road widening
• Improvements to gate access to include
• road changes necessary to support new
• west gate
• Broad implementation of mass transit

21 vehicles behind these 9 at the light 1515L
So far in 2008 there have been more accidents
with injuries on Highway 85 (36) than highway 98
(29) or Highway 123 (6)
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Cooperative Land Utilization

• GOAL Work with State/Local Government to
• Require Land Use Planning and Zoning to Reflect
  Compatibility
• Study and Anticipate
• Future Growth and
• Develop Growth Plans
• that are Military-Friendly
• Require Notification to
• Purchasers of Military
• Related Activities and
• Enforce Violations

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What We Need

• Strong Additions to the Florida Growth Management
  Act
• Prevent Encroachment in Crash/Accident Potential
  Zones
• Prevent Growth in Incompatible Noise Areas
• Protection of Training/Overflight Routes
• Required Notification to Buyers and Developers of
  Nearby Military Activities and Impacts
• Strong Enforcement of Current and Future
  Legislation
• Funding to Help Purchase Incompatible Land Use
  Areas

Strong Anti-Encroachment Laws and Strong
Enforcement Long-Term Viability of Floridas
Military Installations
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Eglin AFB Energy Vision for 2015

• Become the Air Force leader in energy
  stewardship
• Achieve mission-critical energy independence
• Meet or exceed all DoD energy targets
• 30 energy consumption reduction
• 16 water consumption reduction
• Obtain 50 of renewable energy from new sources
  (biomass, solar, geothermal, wind)
• Track usage and performance via smart meters and
  management control systems at all eligible
  facilities
• Energy audits at 25 of facilities per year
  (300)

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Eglin Energy Consumption Snapshot
Eglin Reduced its energy consumption by 12.4
Thats equivalent to 215,474.00 in energy cost
savings!
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Installation Health

• Deteriorating
• Lack of Operation Maintenance Funds
• Due to GWOT funding and energy costs
• AF taking risk in infrastructure
• Reinvestment rate running at about 0.75
• Industry reinvests at a rate of about 3

SRMC Funding
SRMC Funding
Current 500M shortfall in base operating support
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Fair Market Value Initiatives

• Emerald Breeze Resort
• Source Selection Document under review at AFRPA
  Next step, Air Staff Executive Review Board, TBD
• Emerald Coast Technology and Research Center
• On hold pending BRAC EIS ROD
• Santa Rosa County Rapid Infiltration Basin System
• AFRPA to assign deal team and schedule fair
  market value negotiations, TBD
• Mid Bay Bridge Connector
• AFRPA to assign negotiations team and schedule
  fair market value negotiations, TBD

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BRAC Process Update

• BRAC Congressional Decision 2005
• Scoping Meetings Aug 2006 and Nov 2007
• Draft EIS Published March 2008
• Public Hearings April 2008
• Final EIS Released 17 Oct 08
• Record of Decision No earlier than 17 Nov
• ROD(s) could range from no action to full
  operations or anything in between

We have been involved in discussions with our
shared communities since the beginning
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Summary

• In A Nutshell
• Its An Exciting Time With Possibilities For
  Growth And Enhancement
• We Are A Premier Base For The United States Air
  Force
• We Face Challenges

Increased cooperation will ensure vibrant,
dynamic and substantial progress for the
community and Eglin AFB