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BRAC-1995 00608.Pdf DCN 608 Activity UIC: NO0245 MILITARY VALUE ANALYSIS DATA CALL WORK SHEET FOR NAVY BASE:NAVAL STATION, SAN DIEGO, CA. BASE PRIMARY UIC: NO0245 (lnsert this UIC in "Header A' on every page) Category ..............................Operational Support Su b-category.. ......................Naval Bases * * * * * * * *If any responses are classified, attach separate classified annex.* * * * * * * * * * Activity UIC: NO0245 Naval Station Listing TYpe Title Location SUBMARINE BASE I NAVSUBASE NEW LONDON I GROTON CT I I NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION ANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS MD AMPHIBIOUS BASE NAVPHIBASE LITTLE CREEK NORFOLK VA NAVAL STATION 1 NAVAL STATION NORFOLK I NORFOLK VA 11 SUBMARINE BASE NAVSUBASE KINGS BAY KINGS BAY GA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION MAYPORT MAYPORT FL NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION PASCACOULA I PASCAGOULA MS 11 NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION INGLEslDE I ~NGLES~~ETx II NAVAL STATION / NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT ROADS ROOSEVELT I ROADS PR SUBMARINE BASE SUBMARINE BASE BANCOR SILVERDALE WA I NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION EVERETT I EVERETT WA 11 NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION SAN DIEGO I SAN DIECO CA 11 I NAVPHIBASE CORONADO CA SAN DIEGO CA NAVAL AIR STATION 1 NAVAL AIR STATlON NORTH ISLAND I SAN DIEGO CA 11 NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION PEARL HARBOR 1 PEARL HARBOR ~lll SUBMARINE BASE I SUBMARINE BASE SAN DIEGO I SAN DIEGOCA 11 SUBMARINE BASE SUBMARINE BASE PEARL HARBOR PEARL HARBOR HI NAVAL STATION I NAVAL STATION GUAM I GUAM Activity UIC: NO0245 Data for Military Value Analysis Table of Contents Base infrastructure and investment ................................ 2 Historic investment ....................................... 2 Planned investment .......................................2 Maintenance dredging load ................................. 3 Vehicle maintenance facilities ................................4 Waterfront capacity ...................................... 4 Encroachment issues ...................................... 5 Logistics Support ............................................ 6 Non-DOD support missions .................................6 Inter-service Support Agreements .............................6 Logistic facilities ......................................... 6 Air facilities ............................................6 Ports of embarkation ...................................... 7 Maintenance Support .........................................8 Aviation maintenance support ................................8 Collimation. deperming. and degaussing ........................8 Small craft and Mine Warfare maintenance support ................. 9 Shipyards .............................................10 Maintenance support activities .............................. 10 Personnel support ..........................................11 Administrative spaces .................................... 11 Operational Suitability .......................................12 Distance to sea and training areas .............................12 Mobilization potential .....................................13 Operational support missions ................................14 Weather and climate .....................................15 Ordnancesupport .......................................... 17 Training support ........................................... 18 Quality of Life ............................................. 19 Activity UIC: NO0245 Base Infrastructure and Investment 1. List the project number, description, funding year, and value of the capital improvements at your base completed (beneficial occupancy) during 1988 through 1994. Indicate if the capital improvement is a result of BRAC realignments or closures. Table 1.1 Capital Improvement Expenditure Project Description Fund Value Year P-004 DEPERMING PIER MSF FY84 7,573,000 P-253 BEQ (TWELVE STORY) FY87 15,267,900 P-25 1 AUTO HOBBY SHOP ADDITION FY88 314,000 P-28 1 ELECTRICAL UPGRADE PIER 8 FY88 1,250,000 P-122 COMMISARYSTORE FY88 6,595,605 P-013 WEAPONS TRAINING FACILIIY FY87 3,703,000 P-282 YOUTH CENTER, M.C. FY88 2,225,000 P-209 NEW BERTHING/ REPAIR PIER 13 FY88 30,093,197 P-329 GYMNASIUM FACILITY FY89 232,422 P-181 EXPANSION OF B. 3141 (CMIO) FY89 1,540,489 P-012 MAINTENANCE FACILTY (SIMA) FY84 7,891,500 P-123 EXPANSION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE (PWC) FY90 1,06,269 P-253 BEQ PARKING LOT ADDITION FY87 278,221 P-109 CHILD CARE CENTER, M.C. FY90 923,522 P-330 COMMISARY DIST. CENTER FY91 1,888,436 P-3 13 MAXI-MART/ GAS STATION FY90 1,586,487 P-149 STEAM LINE (PWC) FY91 1,347,983 P-288 AIR CONDITIONING FOR GALLEY FY92 200,000 P-343 BUILDING 58 CONVERSION (UMC) FY93 1,333,103 - Activity UIC: NO0245 P-262 PIER 7 UPGRADE (BRAC) FY91 5,140,922 P-002 FIRE FIGHTING SCHOOL (FTC) FY90 12,413,135 P-120 ELECTRICAL DIST. SYSTEM FY92 7,600,000 P-340 COMMISSARY EXPANSION (DECA) FY92 6,800,000 P-065 WAREHOUSE ADDITION (FISC) 6,987,611 - ----- ----- FY92-~ P-317 BAYVIEW HILLS MINI-MART FY93 688,000 P-332s PIER 2 DREDGING (BRAC) FY94 1,137,650 P-193 NAVY LODGE (NAVRESSO) FY92 3,524,000 P-3 16 NAVY EXCHANGE ADDITION (NAVRESSO) FY93 3,933,000 2.a. List the project number, description, funding year, and value of the non-BRAC related capital improvements planned for years 1995 through 1997. Table 2.1 Planned Capital improvements Project Description Fund Value Year I I P-344 I EODMU-3 WAREHOUSE & COLD STORAGE I FY95 1 720,000 P-111 I CHAPEU RELIGIOUS FACILITY 1 FY95 1 4,100,000 P-186 OlLY WASTE COLLECTION & SEPARATION FACILITY - - / P-244 OlLY WASTE COLLECTION FY97 25,130,000 P-350 I OILY WASTE TREATMENT FACILITY (UMO I FY94 1 500,000 I I I P-169 I CBU FACILITY (PWC) I FY94 1 1,156,000 P-232 1 EPMU-5 EXPANSION (EPMU-5) I FY96 1 1,730,000 Activity UIC: NO0245 2.b. List the project number, description, funding year, and value of the BRAC related capital improvements planned for 1995 through 1999. Table 2.2 Planned BRAC Ca~italim~rovements I Project Description Fund Value Year P-338s PIER 3 DREDGING FY94 7,432,000 P-323R PIER 3 UPGRADE FY90 2,400,000 P-023T CONSTRUCT TRAINING BUILDING (FTC) FY96 8,400,000 P-205T MEDICAL CLINIC EXPANSION (NAVMEDCEN) FY96 9,000,000 3. Us~ng1988 through 1993 as a basis, list the annual average cubic yards of dredge spoils created from maintenance dredging- - of both pierlwharf areas and navy maintained channels. Provide the average cost to dredge and dispose of these spoils over the given years. If all required maintenance dredging has not been accomplished, estimate the cubic yards that should have been removed, the cost to remove them, and the reason that the required maintenance dredging was not accomplished. If dredging is infrequently required, indicate in remarks the requested data and the year the dredging was last accomplished. Table 3.1 Maintenance Dredging Year / PieriWharf Areas Navy Maintained Deferred Dredging I Channels Cu Yds Cost Cu Yds Cost Reason Cu Yds Cost 1 1988 I NONE 1 NONE 1 NONE I NONE I NONE I NONE I NONE 1989 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE 1990 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE 1991 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE 1992 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE 19931 NONE I NONE ( NONE I NONE ( NONE I NONE I NONE I I I I I I I 1994 1 NONE I NONE 1 166,169 1 996,763 1 NONE I NONE I NONE Remarks: Maintenance dredging at Naval Station, San Diego is usually only required at the two creek channels and their outfall at an average of every 3 to 10 years depending on the amount of rainfall during the winter seasons. The main channel and the areas Activity UIC: NO0245 around the pier slips will ocasionally get a high spot from migration of the bay bottom caused from ship properller wash and sloughing of the side slops. The majority of our dredging projects are for new depths due to the increase in home porting deep draft ships at the Naval Station. 4. Vehicle Maintenance Facilities 4.a. List the DOD vehicle and equipment maintenance facilities at your installation and their capabilities. Table 4.1 Vehicle Maintenance Facilities Facility Name CCN Capabilities PWC TRANSPORATAION 2 14-20 AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE, MATERIAL, OPERATIONS1 TOOLROOM AND ADMlN ISTRATIVE MAINTENACE SUPPORT AND DISPATCH SERVICES PWC TRANSPORTATION 214-20 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, TIRE REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE DYNOMOMETER PWC TRANSPORTATION 214-20 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR MAINTENANCE NEX AUTO SERVICE 740-30 SERVICE AUTOMOBILES AND LIGHT CENTER 32ND STREET TRUCKS - ENGINE TUNE UP, IGNITION & FUEL SYSTEM, BRAKE SERVICE, WHEEL ALIGNMENT & SUSPENSION SERVICE, LUBRICATION & COOLING SYSTEM, BATTERY & ELECTRICAL, AC, WHEELS & TIRES, SMOG CERTIFICATION, PENDING TOW & ROAD SERVICE, CLUTCH SERVICE, MISC. MINOR REPAIRS. 4.b. List the civilian (non-DOD) vehicle maintenance facilities that units based at the installation use on a regular basis. Table 4.2 Commercial Vehicle Maintenance Facility Name K$lyr Capabilities Locat ion QUlKl LUBE 780,000 LUBE, OIL & FILTER SERVICE, NEX 110-120, COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE, NAVSTA SD, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE MAIN COMPLEX Activity UIC: NO0245 5. Describe the types of improvements to the waterfront at the base. If waterfront improvements are non-continuous list the length and description of the improvements for each segment. Electrical upgrade of pier 3 in N95. No other major improvements are currently programmed. Numerous maintenance and repair projects to the piers, such as fender system replacement and utility system replacement, totalling approximatly $5,000,000.00 per year are done continually. 6. Encroachment Issues: 6.a. 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