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Notice of Availability of the Final
Environmental Impact Statement
(FEIS) for Training Range and Garrison
Support Facilities Construction and
Operation at Fort Stewart, GA
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The Department of the Army
announces the availability of an FEIS to
analyze the environmental and
socioeconomic impacts resulting from
the proposed construction and
operation of 12 range projects and two
garrison support facilities at Fort
Stewart, Georgia.
DATES: The waiting period for the FEIS
will end 30 days after the publication of
an NOA in the Federal Register by the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
ADDRESSES: For further information
regarding the FEIS, please contact Mr.
Charles Walden, Project Manager,
Directorate of Public Works, Prevention
and Compliance Branch, Environmental
Division, 1550 Frank Cochran Drive,
Building 1137–A, Fort Stewart, Georgia
31314–4928 or via e-mail at:
Charles.Walden4@us.army.mil.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
Dina McKain, Public Affairs Office, at
(912) 435–9874 during normal business
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To meet
the needs of Soldiers at Fort Stewart,
additional ranges and garrison support
facilities are required. This Final EIS
examines the potential environmental
and socioeconomic impacts of the
construction and operation of 12 ranges
(a Multipurpose Machine Gun Range, an
Infantry Platoon Battle Course, a Known
Distance Range, two Modified Record
Fire Ranges, a Qualification Training
Range, an Infantry Squad Battle Course,
a Fire and Movement Range, a Digital
Multipurpose Training Range, a 25
Meter Zero Range, a Combat Pistol
Range, and a Convoy Live-Fire Course
and associated engagement boxes) and
two garrison support facilities (a Sky
Warrior Unmanned Aerial System
(UAS) facility and a 10th Engineering
Battalion Complex) to be constructed
over a 4-year time period. It also
examines potential impacts to
surrounding lands and/or local
communities.
In addition to consideration of a No
Action Alternative (Alternative A),
under which the construction and
operation of the ranges and facilities
would not take place, the FEIS analyzed
two action alternatives. Alternative B
includes project sites which
predominantly utilize footprints of
existing ranges, limit construction and
restrictions to existing maneuver terrain,
are located in relatively close proximity
to the cantonment area to reduce unit
transit time, and have fewer overall
environmental impacts. Alternative C
includes sites that are not
predominantly pre-existing range sites
and generally are located at greater
distances from the cantonment area.
These locations generally have a higher
level of environmental impacts. After
consideration of all anticipated
operational and environmental impacts,
the Army has selected Alternative B as
its preferred alternative.
Impacts were analyzed for a wide
range of environmental resource areas
including, but not limited to, air quality,
noise, water resources, biological
resources (to include protected species),
cultural resources, socioeconomics,
infrastructure (utilities and
transportation), land use, and solid and
hazardous materials/waste, as well as
cumulative environmental effects. No
significant impacts are anticipated on
any environmental resources. Moderate
adverse impacts have been identified for
soils, water quality, protected species,
timber resources, wildland fire, and
noise. Adverse impacts to other resource
areas were negligible or minor.
The Final EIS is available at local
libraries surrounding Fort Stewart and
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Army
Notice of Availability of the Final Environmental Impact
Statement (FEIS) for Training Range and Garrison Support Facilities
Construction and Operation at Fort Stewart, GA
AGENCY: Department of the Army, DoD.
ACTION: Notice of Availability (NOA).
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SUMMARY: The Department of the Army announces the availability of an
FEIS to analyze the environmental and socioeconomic impacts resulting
from the proposed construction and operation of 12 range projects and
two garrison support facilities at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
DATES: The waiting period for the FEIS will end 30 days after the
publication of an NOA in the Federal Register by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency.
ADDRESSES: For further information regarding the FEIS, please contact
Mr. Charles Walden, Project Manager, Directorate of Public Works,
Prevention and Compliance Branch, Environmental Division, 1550 Frank
Cochran Drive, Building 1137-A, Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314-4928 or via
e-mail at: Charles.Walden4@us.army.mil.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Dina McKain, Public Affairs
Office, at (912) 435-9874 during normal business hours.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: To meet the needs of Soldiers at Fort
Stewart, additional ranges and garrison support facilities are
required. This Final EIS examines the potential environmental and
socioeconomic impacts of the construction and operation of 12 ranges (a
Multipurpose Machine Gun Range, an Infantry Platoon Battle Course, a
Known Distance Range, two Modified Record Fire Ranges, a Qualification
Training Range, an Infantry Squad Battle Course, a Fire and Movement
Range, a Digital Multipurpose Training Range, a 25 Meter Zero Range, a
Combat Pistol Range, and a Convoy Live-Fire Course and associated
engagement boxes) and two garrison support facilities (a Sky Warrior
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) facility and a 10th Engineering Battalion
Complex) to be constructed over a 4-year time period. It also examines
potential impacts to surrounding lands and/or local communities.
In addition to consideration of a No Action Alternative
(Alternative A), under which the construction and operation of the
ranges and facilities would not take place, the FEIS analyzed two
action alternatives. Alternative B includes project sites which
predominantly utilize footprints of existing ranges, limit construction
and restrictions to existing maneuver terrain, are located in
relatively close proximity to the cantonment area to reduce unit
transit time, and have fewer overall environmental impacts. Alternative
C includes sites that are not predominantly pre-existing range sites
and generally are located at greater distances from the cantonment
area. These locations generally have a higher level of environmental
impacts. After consideration of all anticipated operational and
environmental impacts, the Army has selected Alternative B as its
preferred alternative.
Impacts were analyzed for a wide range of environmental resource
areas including, but not limited to, air quality, noise, water
resources, biological resources (to include protected species),
cultural resources, socioeconomics, infrastructure (utilities and
transportation), land use, and solid and hazardous materials/waste, as
well as cumulative environmental effects. No significant impacts are
anticipated on any environmental resources. Moderate adverse impacts
have been identified for soils, water quality, protected species,
timber resources, wildland fire, and noise. Adverse impacts to other
resource areas were negligible or minor.
The Final EIS is available at local libraries surrounding Fort
Stewart and
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may also be accessed at https://www.Fortstewart-mmp.eis.com.
Dated: July 28, 2010.
Addison D. Davis, IV,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army (Environment, Safety and
Occupational Health).
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