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Final Environmental Assessment: Military Family Housing Demolition, Construction, Renovation, and Leasing Program at Holloman AFB, New Mexico

Kevin D. Akstulewicz, Kate Bartz, Rachel Baxter, Catherine Brandenburg, David Allen Dean, Susan Goodan, Heather Gordon, David Lingner, Tara Utsey

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Abstract : The United States Air Force (USAF) would privatize its MPH at Holloman AFB. Under this proposal, USAF would convey 1,413 housing units to a private developer. The developer would redevelop the housing areas to achieve an end-state of 1,280 units at the base. Redevelopment includes demolishing 730 housing units that no longer meet USAF standards. Construction of 597 new units and renovation of 582 existing units would occur over 10 years. Also, 101 existing units already meet current standards and would be used as-is. All proposed projects are located in the existing MPH area.

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Abstract : The United States Air Force (USAF) would privatize its MPH at Holloman AFB. Under this proposal, USAF would convey 1,413 housing units to a private developer. The developer would redevelop the housing areas to achieve an end-state of 1,280 units at the base. Redevelopment includes demolishing 730 housing units that no longer meet USAF standards. Construction of 597 new units and renovation of 582 existing units would occur over 10 years. Also, 101 existing units already meet current standards and would be used as-is. All proposed projects are located in the existing MPH area.

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Abstract : The United States Air Force (USAF) would privatize its MPH at Holloman AFB. Under this proposal, USAF would convey 1,413 housing units to a private developer. The developer would redevelop the housing areas to achieve an end-state of 1,280 units at the base. Redevelopment includes demolishing 730 housing units that no longer meet USAF standards. Construction of 597 new units and renovation of 582 existing units would occur over 10 years. Also, 101 existing units already meet current standards and would be used as-is. All proposed projects are located in the existing MPH area.

Key concepts: Demolition, Redevelopment, Engineering, Architectural engineering, State (computer science), Civil engineering, Computer science, Algorithm

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