20102010 StateState ofof MarylandMaryland BRACBRAC UpdateUpdate forfor thethe StateState ofof MarylandMaryland SenateSenate BudgetBudget andand TaxationTaxation CommitteeCommittee
Presented by the Governor’s Subcabinet on Base Realignment & Closure
January 20, 2010
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 1 What BRAC Means for Maryland
LargestLargest EconomicEconomic GrowthGrowth inin MarylandMaryland SinceSince WWIIWWII ••60,00060,000 direct,direct, indirectindirect andand inducedinduced jobsjobs
NewNew Neighbors,Neighbors, NewNew Friends,Friends, NewNew MarylandersMarylanders ••28,00028,000 newnew householdshouseholds
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 2 MarylandMaryland InstallationInstallation MovementsMovements
Projected BRAC Growth
Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Meade, 5,800 Aberdeen Proving Andrews Air Force Base Ground, 8,200 National Naval Medical Center Fort Detrick, 1,200 Fort Detrick National Naval Andrews Air Force Fort Meade Medical Center, Base, 3,000 2,400
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 3 Maryland’sMaryland’s ConstructionConstruction IndustryIndustry
MarylandMaryland ConstructionConstruction WorkforceWorkforce ••Estimate Estimate 19,00019,000 newnew jobsjobs ••Occupations Occupations gaininggaining openingsopenings includeinclude homehome building,building, constructionconstruction workers,workers, highwayhighway workers,workers, roofers,roofers, carpenters,carpenters, constructionconstruction andand buildingbuilding inspectors,inspectors, plumbers,plumbers, electricians,electricians, elevatorelevator installersinstallers
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 4 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction onon MilitaryMilitary InstallationsInstallations (excludes(excludes stimulusstimulus funding)funding)
TotalTotal BRACBRAC MILCONMILCON FundingFunding forfor MDMD $2.4B$2.4B AberdeenAberdeen Proving Ground $1.0B AndrewsAndrews AirAir Force Base $52.0M National Naval Medical Center $822.4M Fort Meade $529.5M Fort Detrick $42.0M
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 5 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway AberdeenAberdeen ProvingProving GroundGround (Ph.(Ph. I)I) $477.5M$477.5M ContractContract toto designdesign andand buildbuild “Phase“Phase I”I” Tompkins-TurnerTompkins-Turner && GrunleyGrunley Kinsley Kinsley (Joint(Joint Contract)Contract) “Phase“Phase I”I” of of thethe TeamTeam C4ISRC4ISR (Command,(Command, Control,Control, Communications,Communications, Computers,Computers, Intelligence,Intelligence, SurveillanceSurveillance andand Reconnaissance)Reconnaissance) CampusCampus Include:Include: ¾¾ 99 newnew buildingsbuildings ¾¾ ApproximatelyApproximately 5,0005,000 personnelpersonnel GroundbreakingGroundbreaking onon MarchMarch 17,17, 20082008 AnticipatedAnticipated “Move“Move In”In” July-DecemberJuly-December 20102010 1.5M1.5M sqsq ftft facilityfacility ofof offices,offices, laboratories,laboratories, trainingtraining facilitiesfacilities andand datadata centerscenters
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 6 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway AberdeenAberdeen ProvingProving GroundGround (Ph.(Ph. II)II) $102M$102M ContractContract toto designdesign andand buildbuild “Phase“Phase II”II” JamesJames G.G. DavisDavis Construction-Construction- Rockville, Rockville, MDMD “Phase“Phase II”II” of of thethe TeamTeam C4ISRC4ISR CampusCampus Include:Include: ¾¾ ApproximatelyApproximately 1,9001,900 personnelpersonnel AnticipatedAnticipated ConstructionConstruction CompleteComplete date:date: JanuaryJanuary 20112011 500,000500,000 sqsq ftft facilityfacility APGAPG estimatesestimates thatthat 62%62% ofof BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction fundsfunds wentwent toto MarylandMaryland basedbased companies.companies. ThisThis totalstotals $616M$616M toto date.date.
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 7 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway JointJoint BaseBase AndrewsAndrews
AirAir NationalNational GuardGuard ReadinessReadiness CenterCenter $52M$52M ContractContract CDM/CAPECDM/CAPE JointJoint VentureVenture ¾¾ ApproximatelyApproximately 1,0001,000 personnelpersonnel AnticipatedAnticipated ConstructionConstruction CompletionCompletion Date:Date: SpringSpring 20102010
AirAir ForceForce DistrictDistrict ofof WashingtonWashington HeadquartersHeadquarters BuildingBuilding $130M$130M ContractContract CDM/CAPECDM/CAPE JointJoint VentureVenture ¾¾ ApproximatelyApproximately 2,5002,500 personnelpersonnel AnticipatedAnticipated ConstructionConstruction CompletionCompletion Date:Date: SeptemberSeptember 20112011
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 8 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway NationalNational NavalNaval MedicalMedical CenterCenter $822.4M$822.4M PhasePhase II andand IIII contractscontracts toto buildbuild newnew WalterWalter ReedReed NationalNational MilitaryMilitary MedicalMedical CenterCenter $641.4M$641.4M PhasePhase I:I: ClarkClark ConstrucConstructiontion GroupGroup andand BalfourBalfour BeattyBeatty ConstructionConstruction $181M$181M PhasePhase II:II: Whiting-TurnerWhiting-Turner ConstructionConstruction TotalTotal CampusCampus ConstructionConstruction Includes:Includes: •• NewNew Out-PatientOut-Patient ClinicClinic && In-PatientIn-Patient AdditionAddition
•• NewNew enlistedenlisted quartersquarters thatthat includeinclude aa diningdining areaarea andand administrativeadministrative spacespace toto
supportsupport woundedwounded warriorswarriors ¾¾ ApproximatelyApproximately 2,4002,400 personnelpersonnel GroundbreakingGroundbreaking inin JulyJuly 20082008 AnticipatedAnticipated ConstructionConstruction CompletionCompletion DateDate :: SeptemberSeptember 20112011 OverOver 677,681677,681 sqsq ftft ofof newnew constructionconstruction BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 9 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway FortFort GeorgeGeorge G.G. MeadeMeade Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) • Program Amount: $441.7M • Hensel Phelps ConstructionConstruction Co. • Approximately 4,300 personnel • Groundbreaking on April 16, 2008 • 1,070,515 sq ft facility Co-location of Adjudication Activities • Program Amount: $31.8M • Skanska USAUSA Building,Building, IncInc • Approximately 760760 personnel • GroundbreakingGroundbreaking onon AprilApril 15,15, 20092009 •• 151,000151,000 sqsq ftft facilityfacility DefenseDefense MediaMedia ActivityActivity (DMA)(DMA) •• ProgramProgram Amount:Amount: $56.0M •• HenselHensel PhelpsPhelps ConstructionConstruction •• ApproximatelyApproximately 650650 personnelpersonnel •• GroundbreakingGroundbreaking onon AprilApril 8,8, 20092009 •• 185,870185,870 sqsq ftft
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 10 BRACBRAC ConstructionConstruction UnderwayUnderway FortFort DetrickDetrick JointJoint CenterCenter ofof ExcellenceExcellence forfor MedicalMedical BiologicalBiological DefenseDefense ResearchResearch •• $21M;$21M; 124124 newnew personnelpersonnel •• 20112011 CompletionCompletion
JointJoint CenterCenter ofof ExcellenceExcellence forfor MedicalMedical Research,Research, DevelopmentDevelopment && AcquisitionAcquisition •• $8.3M;$8.3M; 101101 newnew personnelpersonnel •• 20112011 CompletionCompletion
State-Of-The-ArtState-Of-The-Art ReserveReserve CenterCenter •• $12.8M;$12.8M; 2222 newnew personnelpersonnel •• 20092009 CompletionCompletion
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 11 AmericanAmerican RecoveryRecovery andand ReinvestmentReinvestment ActAct (ARRA)(ARRA) MILCONMILCON FUNDINGFUNDING
TotalTotal MILCONMILCON FundingFunding forfor MarylandMaryland $212.906M$212.906M BRACBRAC ImpactedImpacted MilitaryMilitary InstallationsInstallations $94.216M$94.216M
•• AberdeenAberdeen ProvingProving GroundGround $31.956M ProjectsProjects Include:Include: CenterCenter forfor HealthHealth PromotionPromotion && PreventivePreventive MedicineMedicine (Replace(Replace FailingFailing Roof,Roof, ModernizeModernize Utilities)Utilities) MedicalMedical ResearchResearch LabsLabs (Environ(Environmentalmental Controls,Controls, FunctionalFunctional Renovations)Renovations) •• AndrewsAndrews AirAir ForceForce BaseBase $23.510M$23.510M ProjectsProjects Include:Include: AirAir NationalNational GuardGuard OperationsOperations CenterCenter RepairRepair AsphaltAsphalt andand UtilitiesUtilities forfor TaxiwaysTaxiways
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 12 ARRAARRA MILCONMILCON FUNDINGFUNDING
•• Nat’lNat’l NavalNaval MedicalMedical CenterCenter $14.553M$14.553M ProjectsProjects Include:Include: RepairRepair FireFire AlarmAlarm SystemsSystems EnergyEnergy ImprovementsImprovements inin VariousVarious BuildingsBuildings
•• FortFort DetrickDetrick $16.030M$16.030M ProjectsProjects IncludeInclude RepairRepair MedicalMedical LabsLabs TelemedicineTelemedicine andand AdvancedAdvanced TechnoloTechnologygy ResearchResearch CenterCenter (Modernize(Modernize Admin/Lab)Admin/Lab)
•• FortFort GeorgeGeorge G.G. MeadeMeade $8.167M$8.167M ProjectsProjects Include:Include: ModernizeModernize KimbroughKimbrough ArmyArmy HealthHealth ClClinicinic (Repair(Repair stairwells,stairwells, repairrepair electricalelectrical components)components) EnergyEnergy SavingsSavings Project-Project- Burgin Burgin BuildingBuilding
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 13 ARRAARRA BRACBRAC SpecificSpecific FundingFunding
DoDDoD HomeownersHomeowners AssistanceAssistance ProgramProgram (HAP)(HAP) ToTo assistassist DODDOD civiliancivilian employeesemployees whowho areare compelledcompelled toto movemove andand faceface financialfinancial lossloss whenwhen sellingselling theirtheir primaryprimary residenceresidence inin areasareas wherewhere realreal estateestate valuesvalues havehave declineddeclined duedue toto BRACBRAC IndividualsIndividuals movingmoving toto MarylandMaryland asas aa resultresult ofof BRACBRAC areare eligibleeligible forfor thethe programprogram
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 14 ARRAARRA Funding:Funding: EnvironmentEnvironment
FundingFunding TotalTotal ofof $19,248,000$19,248,000
•• SecuredSecured ARRAARRA fundsfunds forfor 22 newnew projectsprojects ¾¾ Rising Sun Loan of $494,400 toward drinking water system Rising Sun Loan of $494,400 toward drinking water system metering/conservationmetering/conservation projectproject ¾¾ AberdeenAberdeen LoanLoan ofof $248,000$248,000 totowardward wastewaterwastewater treatmenttreatment plantplant bio-solidsbio-solids compostcompost facilityfacility expansionexpansion
•• EnhancedEnhanced fundingfunding forfor existingexisting wastewaterwastewater nutrientnutrient reductionreduction projectsprojects
¾¾ Baltimore Co./Patapsco loan of $6M Baltimore Co./Patapsco loan of $6M ¾¾ BaltimoreBaltimore City/City/ PatapscoPatapsco grant grant ofof $6M$6M ¾¾ FrederickFrederick Co/BallengerCo/Ballenger Creek-McKinneyCreek-McKinney LoanLoan ofof $6M$6M
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 15 NEWNEW BRACBRAC WebsiteWebsite
www.brac.maryland.govwww.brac.maryland.gov
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 16 BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet UnderstandingUnderstanding andand PreparingPreparing forfor ChallengesChallenges
Workforce Creation • As many as 50 percent of jobs moving to Maryland will be filled by Marylanders
50%50% 50%50% FilledFilled byby MarylandersMarylanders
Moving with Jobs
Infrastructure • Housing, Water/Wastewater, Schools and Transportation (roads and mass transit)
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 18 BRACSTAT-BRACSTAT- IntroductionIntroduction
BRACSTATBRACSTAT isis aa data-baseddata-based measurementmeasurement tooltool usedused toto tracktrack thethe progressprogress ofof variousvarious departmentaldepartmental initiativesinitiatives outlinedoutlined inin thethe BRACBRAC ActionAction PlanPlan
BRACSTATBRACSTAT isis modeledmodeled afterafter Baltimore’sBaltimore’s awardaward winningwinning CitiStatCitiStat program program && thethe state’sstate’s STATESTATSTATESTAT programprogram
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 19 INSERT HOUSING SALES DATA NUMBERS BRACSTAT
BRAC DATA INFORMATION MONTHLY REPORTING PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PACKAGES- NUMBER OF HOUSING SALES Jan-09 Feb-09 Mar-09 % Change Average Minimum Maximum Total
Anne Arundel County 205 233 352 51% 332 205 462 2,988
Baltimore County 281 313 419 34% 422 281 577 3,802
Baltimore City 274 232 369 59% 383 232 532 3,448
Cecil County 27 46 50 9% 51 27 76 461
Harford County 88 106 149 41% 165 88 243 1,485
Howard County 119 133 177 33% 190 119 282 1,713
Montgomery County 387 448 649 45% 641 387 882 5,771
Prince Georges County 306 292 380 30% 376 81 610 3,386
Carroll County 48 54 79 46% 118 48 385 1,063
Frederick County 120 111 171 54% 161 111 205 1,446
County Totals 1,855 1,968 2,795 42% 2,840 1,855 3,753 25,563
20 BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: WorkforceWorkforce CreationCreation
Expanding the Maryland Workforce • Established One-Stop Employment Centers at Ft. Monmouth, NJ & 3 One-Stops at DISA in Arlington, VA • With the support of the General Assembly HB1452 passed which allowed individuals licensed in New Jersey and Virginia who are moving to the State due to BRAC to more easily obtain Maryland licenses. 27 Licenses Total. Examples Include: ¾ Plumbers, Architects, Beauticians ¾ Teachers call 1-866-772-8922
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 21 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: WorkforceWorkforce CreationCreation
•• EstablishEstablish SecuritySecurity ClearanceClearance educationeducation inin publicpublic schoolsschools inin partnershippartnership with Ft. Meade Alliance – Project SCOPE
• InIn partnershippartnership withwith thethe GeneralGeneral AssemblyAssembly thethe O’Malley/BrownO’Malley/Brown
Administration has allocated over $1B for school construction
• Expand Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) and
Career & Technology Education programs to all parts of the State
¾¾ TripleTriple numbernumber ofof STEMSTEM Teachers/Teachers/ inincreasecrease 55 yearyear retentionretention raterate toto 75%75% ¾¾ AlignAlign P-12P-12 STEMSTEM curriculum with college/ workplace requirements ¾¾ IncreaseIncrease STEMSTEM collegecollege grgraduatesaduates byby 40%40% byby 20152015 •• MarylandMaryland RankedRanked #1#1 overalloverall forfor PublicPublic SchoolsSchools •• MarylandMaryland RankedRanked #1#1 inin AdvancedAdvanced PlacementPlacement (AP)(AP)
ExaminationsExaminations ((EducationEducation WeekWeek magazine)magazine)
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Higher Education and Continuing Education • Credit transfer agreement with NJ/VA institutions • Graduate Referral Website http://www.mhec.state.md.us/utilities/BRAC/index.asp • Higher Education Summit October 2009 around Aberdeen Proving Ground to address short/long term needs • Developing BRAC Internships Exchange in partnership with the University System and defense contractors to reduce security clearance waiting period
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BRACBRAC HigherHigher EducationEducation FundFund LegislationLegislation passedpassed duringduring thethe 20082008 legislativelegislative sessionsession allocatedallocated moneymoney fromfrom thethe HigherHigher EducationEducation InvestmentInvestment FundFund toto assistassist thethe MarylandMaryland HigherHigher EducationEducation CommissionCommission inin implementingimplementing aa grantsgrants programprogram toto promotepromote thethe educationaleducational programsprograms necessarynecessary toto fulfillfulfill thethe incomingincoming militarymilitary missionsmissions toto thethe state.state.
FYFY ‘09‘09 Grants:Grants: 1616 awardsawards fromfrom $25,000$25,000 -- $164,500 $164,500 •• RecipientsRecipients IncludedIncluded -- BaltimoreBaltimore CityCity CommunityCommunity College,College, CecilCecil College,College, HarfordHarford CommunityCommunity CollegCollege,e, MorganMorgan StateState University,University, TowsonTowson UniversityUniversity andand thethe UnivUniversityersity ofof MarylandMaryland BaltimoreBaltimore CountyCounty •• InIn 2009, the portionportion ofof BRACBRAC grangrantsts involved in workforce skills developmentdevelopment trainedtrained overover 1,1001,100 Marylanders.Marylanders.
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FYFY ‘10‘10 Grants:Grants: 1212 awardsawards fromfrom $43,600$43,600 -- $92,900$92,900 •• RecipientsRecipients IncludedIncluded –– LoyolaLoyola University,University, MorganMorgan State University, Baltimore City Community College, Cecil College, Howard Community College, Anne Arundel Community College, Capitol College, Washington College, Hagerstown Community College, Towson University and the University of Maryland Baltimore County
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 25 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: MinorityMinority BusinessBusiness InclusionInclusion
Establishing One-Stop website for small and minority businesses to access information about BRAC opportunities: http://www.mdminoritybusiness.com/BRAC4.html Initiated BRAC Small and Minority Business Advisory Board to assist MBE companies with the BRAC related contracting opportunities Over $200 million dollars in BRAC-related contracted awards to Maryland small, minority and women-owned firms in 2009
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 26 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: AffordableAffordable HousingHousing
MacArthurMacArthur Foundation Foundation AwardAward ofof $4.5$4.5 millionmillion toto preservepreserve approximatelyapproximately 9,0009,000 rentalrental housinghousing unitsunits overover 1010 yearsyears inin BRACBRAC impactedimpacted areasareas
DHCDDHCD (Housing(Housing && RevitalizationRevitalization Program)Program) isis finalizingfinalizing aa grantgrant agreementagreement withwith HarfordHarford CountyCounty toto provideprovide $1.5M$1.5M inin FederalFederal FundsFunds toto demolishdemolish vacantvacant militarymilitary housinghousing inin aa plannedplanned developmentdevelopment sitesite inin EdgewoodEdgewood nearnear APGAPG
DHCDDHCD && MDPMDP partneredpartnered withwith locallocal municipalitiesmunicipalities toto conductconduct anan analysisanalysis ofof BRACBRAC housinghousing growthgrowth aroundaround Ft.Ft. Meade-Meade- Sage Sage PolicyPolicy GroupGroup
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 27 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: EnvironmentEnvironment
MDEMDE hashas completedcompleted assessmentsassessments ofof locallocal water/sewerwater/sewer capacitycapacity versusversus projectedprojected demanddemand inin HarfordHarford andand CecilCecil Counties;Counties; MDEMDE hashas completedcompleted assessmentsassessments ofof drinkingdrinking waterwater aquifersaquifers thatthat supplysupply thethe APGAPG andand Ft.Ft. MeadeMeade regions.regions.
OngoingOngoing workwork toto ensureensure locallocal water/sewerwater/sewer infrastructureinfrastructure capitalcapital projectsprojects inin whichwhich MDMDEE hashas investedinvested areare makingmaking progressprogress
ProjectsProjects totaltotal approximatelyapproximately $300M$300M
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 28 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: EnvironmentEnvironment
WaterWater SummitSummit •• InitialInitial WaterWater SummitSummit ¾¾ LastLast FallFall convenedconvened aa summitsummit ofof locallocal oofficialsfficials toto addressaddress waterwater issuesissues nearnear AberdeenAberdeen ProvingProving Ground.Ground. AccoAccomplishmentsmplishments sincesince thenthen include:include: ¾¾ TheThe completioncompletion ofof twotwo federally-supportfederally-supporteded studiesstudies toto quantifyquantify waterwater supplysupply capacitycapacity andand futurefuture demanddemand forfor wawaterter systemssystems inin HarfordHarford andand CecilCecil CountiesCounties andand toto identifyidentify optioptionsons forfor financingfinancing improvements;improvements; ¾¾ AnAn agreementagreement betweenbetween HarfordHarford CountyCounty anandd thethe CityCity ofof AberdeenAberdeen toto provideprovide anan additionaladditional 100,000100,000 gallgallonsons perper dayday toto AberdeenAberdeen fromfrom CountyCounty sources;sources; ¾¾ TheThe recentrecent expansionexpansion ofof thethe PerryPerryvilleville WaterWater PlantPlant inin CecilCecil CountyCounty
•• AugustAugust 20092009 Follow-upFollow-up WaterWater SummitSummit ¾¾ BaltimoreBaltimore City,City, Harford,Harford, BaltimorBaltimoree andand CecilCecil Counties,Counties, andand severalseveral municipalitiesmunicipalities signedsigned aa waterwater MemoraMemorandumndum ofof UnderstandingUnderstanding reaffirmingreaffirming theirtheir collectivecollective interestinterest inin seekingseeking aa regionalregional long-termlong-term solutionsolution toto thethe APGAPG Region’sRegion’s waterwater supplysupply challenges.challenges.
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 29 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: TransportationTransportation
MDOT’sMDOT’s High-LowHigh-Low StrategyStrategy Near-term,Near-term, MDOTMDOT hashas programmedprogrammed fundsfunds forfor improvementsimprovements atat keykey intersectionsintersections affectedaffected byby BRAC.BRAC.
•• $94.5M$94.5M programmedprogrammed forfor short-termshort-term imprimprovementsovements atat FortFort GeorgeGeorge G.G. Meade,Meade, AberdeenAberdeen ProvingProving GroundGround andand BethesdaBethesda NationalNational NavalNaval MedicalMedical CenterCenter total.total. MoniesMonies fundfund Design,Design, RightRight ofof WayWay andand sosomeme ConstructionConstruction costs.costs. ImprovementsImprovements identifiedidentified forfor designdesign atat AndrewsAndrews AirAir ForceForce Base.Base. WorkingWorking withwith individualindividual regionsregions toto prioritizeprioritize intersectionintersectionss andand procureprocure necessarynecessary funding.funding.
•• MDOTMDOT isis workingworking withwith locallocal jurisdictionjurisdictions,s, Installations,Installations, developersdevelopers andand thethe State’sState’s CongressionalCongressional delegationdelegation toto securesecure additionaladditional fundsfunds toto implementimplement improvementsimprovements (ex:(ex: USDOTUSDOT TIGERTIGER Grants)Grants) •• $300M$300M forfor NationalNational NavalNaval MedicalMedical CeCenternter andand Ft.Ft. BelvoirBelvoir throughthrough FY10FY10 DefenseDefense AppropriationsAppropriations bill.bill.
•• DefenseDefense Access Roads (DAR) Program – ssuccessuccess at NNMC. Working with FGGM and APG to secure DoD certification of DAR projects.
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 30 SubcabinetSubcabinet Highlights:Highlights: TransportationTransportation
TRANSITTRANSIT ANDAND SMARTSMART GROWTHGROWTH
MARC: Long and Short-term initiatives support BRAC; ¾ Additional rail coaches to expand capacity ¾ Station improvements ¾ Rail yard and other systems improvements
Support of Transportation Demand Management practices, including Regional Bus, Shuttles to transit facilities, Rideshare and Guaranteed Ride Home programs. Promoting Smart Growth, multi-modal solutions, including Transit Oriented Development (TOD).
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Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) BRACBRAC CommunityCommunity EnhancementEnhancement ActAct hashas enabledenabled thethe federal,federal, StateState andand locallocal governmentsgovernments andand privateprivate sectorsector toto partner,partner, throughthrough PaymentPayment InIn LieuLieu ofof TaxesTaxes AgreementsAgreements (PILOTs) for Enhanced Use Lease projects.
•• APGAPG – Office Building Campus: includes lease land for MARC station parking to be credited towards
PILOT payment. Developer pays up to $11.5 million in traffic mitigation. • Fort Detrick – Energy Plant: minimal PILOT for shell building (only 12 employees –minimal impact)
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 32 20092009 LegislativeLegislative SessionSession
SB257/HB306SB257/HB306 MilitaryMilitary EducationEducation CompactCompact ThisThis legislationlegislation makesmakes MarylandMaryland aa membermember ofof thethe InterstateInterstate CompactCompact onon EducationalEducational OpportunityOpportunity forfor MilitaryMilitary Children.Children. TheThe InterstateInterstate CompactCompact enablesenables statesstates toto collaboratecollaborate andand provideprovide thethe mustmust neededneeded consistencyconsistency toto eliminateeliminate penaltiespenalties andand redundancyredundancy thatthat militarymilitary childrenchildren oftenoften encounterencounter whenwhen theirtheir parentsparents areare transferredtransferred oror deployed.deployed. IssuesIssues addressedaddressed inin thethe compactcompact include:include: •• TransferTransfer ofof RecordsRecords •• CourseCourse SequencingSequencing
•• GraduationGraduation RequirementsRequirements
•• ExclusionExclusion fromfrom Extra-CurricularExtra-Curricular ActivitiesActivities
•• RedundantRedundant oror MissedMissed Entrance/Entrance/ ExitExit TestingTesting
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 33 20092009 LegislativeLegislative SessionSession
HB 1429 BRAC Community Enhancement Act
AllowsAllows thethe 1010 yearyear lifelife ofof aa BRACBRAC 2008 BRAC Zone Designations ZoneZone toto beginbegin whenwhen propertyproperty ••BaltimoreBaltimore CityCity becomesbecomes qualifiedqualified propertyproperty underunder • CityCity ofof FrederickFrederick thethe currentcurrent BRACBRAC ZoneZone program.program. •• CityCity ofof LaurelLaurel OriginalOriginal legislationlegislation waswas enactedenacted •• AnneAnne ArundelArundel CountyCounty inin 20082008 andand providesprovides certaincertain taxtax rebatesrebates toto locallocal governmentgovernment 20092009 BRACBRAC ZoneZone DesignationsDesignations whichwhich mustmust bebe usedused byby forfor •• CityCity ofof AberdeenAberdeen infrastructureinfrastructure improvementsimprovements inin •• HowardHoward CountyCounty thethe BRACBRAC ZoneZone FundingFunding willwill bebe requestedrequested inin FY11FY11
The National Governors Association has identified Maryland's BRAC Zone program as a Best Practice http://www.nga.org/Files/pdf/0906MISSIONGROWTH.PDF
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 34 NationalNational Governor’sGovernor’s AssociationAssociation MissionMission GrowthGrowth WorkWork GroupGroup
MarylandMaryland Lt.Lt. GovernorGovernor BrownBrown andand GeorgiaGeorgia StateState SenatorSenator Harp Harp areare Co-ChairsCo-Chairs SponsoredSponsored byby thethe DoDDoD Office Office ofof EconomicEconomic AdjustmentAdjustment BestBest PracticesPractices forfor Education,Education, WorkforceWorkforce andand Transportation.Transportation. ExamplesExamples include:include: DirectDirect federalfederal agenciesagencies toto enactenact EOEO 1278812788 DemandDemand ManagementManagement –– transit, transit, bike/pedbike/ped improvements, improvements, telework/flextelework/flex scheduling,scheduling, modifiedmodified shuttleshuttle busbus serviceservice Maryland’sMaryland’s High/LowHigh/Low TransportationTransportation strategystrategy RespondRespond toto uniqueunique needsneeds ofof militarymilitary spousesspouses SeptemberSeptember 20092009 GAOGAO ReportReport -- “Military “Military BaseBase RealignmentsRealignments andand Closures:Closures: TransportationTransportation ImpactImpact ofof PersonnelPersonnel IncreasesIncreases WillWill BeBe Significant,Significant, butbut Long-TermLong-Term CostsCosts AreAre UncertainUncertain andand DirectDirect FederalFederal SupportSupport IsIs Limited”Limited” http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d09750.pdfhttp://www.gao.gov/new.items/d09750.pdf
BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet 35 BRACBRAC SubcabinetSubcabinet ContactContact InformationInformation
Governor’s Subcabinet on Base Realignment and Closure 21 State Circle Annapolis, MD 21401 410-260-6116
Departmental Contact Information http://www.brac.maryland.govhttp://www.brac.maryland.gov
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