nas lemoore installation master plan

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NAS LEMOORE
INSTALLATION MASTER PLAN
January 20, 2015
MISSION
As the Navy’s premier Strike Fighter Master Jet Base, Naval Air Station Lemoore
provides the infrastructure, products and services that enable Commander, Strike
Fighter Wing Pacific squadrons to conduct operations in support of National
Tasking; enables readiness through quality of life services; fosters and strengthens
collaborative community relationships; and achieves installation efficiencies
through innovation. We all need to keep this in the forefront of our minds each
and every day with everything that we do while upholding the Navy Core Values of
Honor, Courage and Commitment.
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Agenda
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Intro
Location Overview
Economic Impacts
Master Plan Overview
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Vision and goals
Growth and Population
District Plans
Land Use and Water
• JLUS 2011 Implementation
• REPI
• Closing Remarks
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Location Overview
Location:
Fresno County
Kings County
Ops Side
Main Side
Housing/Schools
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Economic Impact
2008 Economic Impact Study
NAS Lemoore generated a total annual
economic impact to Kings County and Fresno County
consisting of:
State & local tax revenues
Industrial output
Labor income
Federal tax revenues
Federally funded programs
Total:
$36 million
$493 million
$180 million
$39 million
$750 thousand
$749 million
F-35C Joint Strike Fighter through 2028:
Military retirees, disabled Veterans & other Veterans:
In the four-county region comprised of Merced, Tulare,
Kings and Fresno Counties:
Industrial output
Labor Income
State & local tax revenue
Federal Tax Revenue
Total:
$176 million
$49.0 million
$15.0 million
$13.0 million
First Aircraft Arrival est. Jan 2017
Additional est. Payroll: $36,477,540
• Receiving two 12-plane FA-18E/F Super Hornet Squadrons
(2016)
$253 million
Grand Total:
Strike-Fighter Realignment
• Already received one Squadron (2013)
$1Billion+
• Additional est. Payroll: $9.1 million
2014 Economic Impact Study Anticipated!
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Master Plan Goals
NAS Lemoore is the Air Station of choice for Aviators, Sailors, support
personnel, and families that desire an uncompromised training environment
in a setting that fosters positive growth and development of our warfighters,
a strong sense of community, and healthy lifestyle choices for all.
VISION
GOALS
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Enhance mission capabilities
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Continue to foster and strengthen the
sense of community
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Promote health and wellbeing with
transportation choices
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Achieve a high level of sustainability
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Focus development within the core
area
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Create an environment for “Sailorization”
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Growth Through 2030
• Mission growth and change • Maintaining key capabilities
• Infrastructure and facility • Manmade, natural, and
age and condition
operational constraints
Note: All numbers are approximate and are to be used for illustrative purposes only
2013
2017
2019
2025
2030+
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Growth 2030 and Beyond
• San Joaquin Valley
– By 2050, the
population will increase
from 3.9 M to 6.7 M
(San Joaquin Valley
Blueprint)
– Blueprint Plan
emphasis placed on:
• Grow together to protect
NAS Lemoore’s training
environment
• Preservation of ag land
• Protection of
environmental resources
• More transportation
infrastructure
Note: map is not to scale
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Installation Districts
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Mix of light industrial,
administrative, training and
personnel support facilities
organized to maximize operational
efficiency without sacrificing Sailor
quality of life.
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Open spaces with farm land,
wildlife areas, PV arrays, and other
uses that maintain the
undeveloped character of the area.
Family Housing District
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Mix of training buildings, outdoor
training areas, mockups, and other
facilities supporting a diverse
training curriculum.
Promotes a healthy & sustainable NAS
Lemoore community, forming a node
of activity around the intersection of
Franklin and Hancock Avenues.
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Joint Use Training District
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Core area for base and mission
support. Low-rise buildings will be
anchored by pedestrian oriented,
ground floor storefronts concentrated
around the central core area at
Franklin and Enterprise Avenues.
Personnel Support District
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Mixed use district of low-rise &
light industrial compatible land
uses.
Supports ordnance handling & storage
facilities that meet current
requirements while preserving capacity
to accommodate the weapons systems
and missions of tomorrow.
Base Administration District
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Enhanced Use Lease District
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Support efficient & effective
execution of the primary mission
at NAS Lemoore as well as any
future airfield related missions.
Managed and Enhanced Use
Lease Districts
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Ordnance District
Airfield Ops Support District
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Airfield Ops District
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Walkable district with
integrated amenities and
strong pedestrian & bicycle
connections to destinations
inside and outside the
District.
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Managed and Enhanced Use Lease
Districts
A mixed use district
of low-rise mixed
use and light
industrial uses that
are compatible with
NAS Lemoore.
Open space with farm lands, wildlife areas,
photovoltaic arrays and other uses that maintain the
undeveloped character while protecting the primary
mission from incompatible land uses that could limit
operational capabilities.
Note: maps are not to scale
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1 GW Solar Initiative
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Goal initially stated in
President’s 2012 State of the
Union
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Secretary of Navy
established goal for Navy to
develop 1 gigawatt (GW) of
renewable energy by 2020.
 Energy efficiency – increase
mission effectiveness
 Energy security – shield from
volatile energy supply
 Sustainable energy - reduce
greenhouse gases, lessen
dependence on fossil fuels
NAS Lemoore Solar Field
Jun 2015
Public Draft Environment Assessment
Apr 2015
SHPO/ESA Consultations
Aug 2015
Final Environmental Assessment
Sep 2015
Finding of No significant Impact
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Water Allocation / BASH
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JLUS Implementation
Joint Land Use Study
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JLUS completed 2011
– Provides framework to develop
compatible land use recommendations
which support NAS Lemoore and its
partner’s goals & objectives.
• Partners
 Kings County Association of
Governments (Project Sponsor)
 City of Lemoore
 County of Kings
 Fresno County
Implementation:
• Board of Supervisors in Kings and Fresno
counties have since passed resolutions
supporting the
• City of Lemoore
– Oct 2011 Approved RES 2011-39
– 17 of 21 Recommendations Approved.
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End State
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REPI
Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration Program
Supports Congressionally authorized costsharing partnerships betw een the m ilitary
Services, private conservation groups, &
state & local governm ents to protect m ilitary
test and training capabilities and conserve
land. (10 U.S.C. § 2684a)
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Priority: Ensuring military installations (air,
lands and sea) are sustained and can train
and test effectively.
Funding = The lesser of 50% of fee
simple value or 100% of restrictive use
easement value.
Victory Village 2013
• NAS Lemoore’s first successful REPI project
• Official Partners:
 West Hills Community College District
 Pharris Lemoore LLC
• Navy purchased a restrictive use easement on
the property which allows for reduced
residential use under low-level flight paths
• Maintains District’s ability to use the property
for educational purposes including nature
trails, irrigation, agriculture, etc.
NAS Lemoore is actively seeking partners
to enact REPI conservation measures.
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How Can You Help?
• Regional:
–Advocate for policies which support NAS Lemoore quest for an encroachment free
operating environment
–Advocate for policies which support smart growth principles
• County:
–Inform all of NAS Lemoore's strategic and economic value to the region
–Advocate for support and implementation of JLUS 2011 recommendations
• Local:
–Maintain open communication with NAS Lemoore about potential effects to operations
including developments and events.
Stay supportive of your military! We sincerely appreciate it!
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Questions and Answers
http://cnic.navy.mil/regions/cnrsw/installations/nas_lemoore/om/master-plan-2030.html
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