Environmental Assessment: Construction and Operation of Security Forces & Command Post / Installation Control Center Facilities.

摘要

78th Civil Engineer Group, Environmental Management Division (78 CEG/CEV) has conducted an Environmental Assessment (EA) to address the potential effects of construction and operation of a new Security Forces facility and a new Command Post I Installation Control Center (ICC) facility at Robins Air Force Base (AFB). The Proposed Action consists of the construction of the new facilities on two separate parcels of land on Robins AFB. The new Security Forces facility would be located on a single parcel of land ("Eastman Street Site") in the central portion of Robins AFB, at the northeastern corner of Watson Boulevard and Robins Parkway, just west of Eastman Street. The site is an approximately 3-acre parcel of undeveloped land, a portion of which is used for parking. The Security Forces portion of the Proposed Action consists of construction of a new facility on the Eastman Street Site, and relocation of existing Security Forces operations currently located in Buildings 261, 263 and 327 to the new facility. The new Security Forces facility would consist of a new approximately 40,500-square foot, two-story Security Forces facility building and an associated parking/storage area capable of accommodating 400 personnel. Demolition of existing Security Forces Buildings 261 and 263; and eventual reclamation of the space in Building 327 would occur after the relocation of the Security Forces operations The new Command Post I ICC Facility would be located on a single parcel of land ("10th Street Site") in the southern portion of Robins AFB, near the northeastern corner of 10th Street and Robins Parkway, adjacent and southeast of Building 905 (78 Air Base Wing, 78 Mission Support Group, Education Center, Base Library). The site is an approximately 3-acre parcel of land currently used for recreational activities. The site consists primarily of mowed lawn with a small gazebo, park benches, tables, trees, and limited landscaping.