Ray Garza C.M. JLUS Project Manager April 12, 2017

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1 One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Joint Base San Antonio JLUS RJIS Ray Garza C.M. JLUS Project Manager April 12, 2017 Joint Base San Antonio: The Premier Installation in the Department of Defense!

2 RJIS AGENDA Welcome & Introductions of Regional Stakeholders Announcement of Prestigious 2017 Awards Great American Defense Community AETC s ALTUS Trophy JBSA Overview and JLUS Strategy Regional Joint Land Use Implementation Strategy (RJIS) JLUS s & OEA Grant RJIS Task Force Goals and Key Priorities Adjourn! Thank you

3 Joint Basing 101 One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Joint Basing Initiative got started as part of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), 2005 Realigned 26 geographically proximate bases into 12 joint bases Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) was established in 2009 Aims of Joint Basing Reduce duplication of effort Achieve efficiency Consolidate service contracts Optimize support Improve facility utilization Develop best practices Joint Base San Antonio: The Premier Installation in the Department of Defense!

4 JBSA One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Where we are CoSA Fiscal 2.3 B 502d Air Base Wing 266 Missions What our impact is $15.5B Economic Impact to the San Antonio Region Interface with Numerous Civic leaders 11 Separate Locations +46,500 Acres 35 M ft 2 Facilities $37B Physical Plant Replacement 382,000 Total Population Encompassing 27 Communities 7 Counties 6 Congressional Districts 4 of 23 Joint Base San Antonio: The Premier Installation in the Department of Defense!

JBSA High Pass One Team, One Mission: Your Success!

Bullis 22 Mi Comal County Hays County JBSA-Canyon Lake Recreation Annex 42 Mi Bandera

281 410 JBSA-Randolph 20 Mi Guadalupe County 10 JBSA-Seguin Auxiliary Field 42 Mi JBSA

5 JBSA High Pass One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Key Joint Base San Antonio Municipalities Highway County Border Kendall County JBSA-Camp Bullis 22 Mi Comal County Hays County JBSA-Canyon Lake Recreation Annex 42 Mi Bandera County Bexar County Medina County JBSA-Lackland 14 Mi JBSA-Grayson Street Annex 4 Mi JBSA-Randolph 20 Mi Guadalupe County 10 JBSA-Seguin Auxiliary Field 42 Mi JBSA -Fort Sam Houston JBSA-Lackland Training Annex 23 Mi 90 JBSA-Medical Center Annex 3 Mi JBSA-Kelly 24 Mi JBSA-Kelly Field Annex 15 Mi Wilson County

300 McGuire-Dix- 200 100 Charleston Andrews-NAFW Anacostia-Bolling Little Creek-Fort Story Size of the bubble

6 Funding ($M) Joint Basing Comparison One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Marianas Pearl Harbor-Hickam San Antonio Elmendorf-Richardson Lewis-McChord 400 Langley-Eustis 300 McGuire-Dix Charleston Andrews-NAFW Anacostia-Bolling Little Creek-Fort Story Size of the bubble indicates relative Joint Base geographical dispersion 0 Myer-Henderson Hall Personnel (Thousands) San Antonio is Military City USA!!!

Governments National 2 US Senators & 6 US Congressmen Local 27

7 Legislative Network 7 th Largest city in the US Among the Fastest growing city in the nation State 4 State Senators Officials from 7 County Governments National 2 US Senators & 6 US Congressmen Local 27 Municipalities 8 Chambers of Commerce 5 Major Universities/colleges Alamo Community College District

8 Partnerships in Excellence!

10 Alamo Area JLUS s Fly*By Camp Bullis JLUS, completed in 2008 and recommended over 65 strategies for implementation. The recommendations concentrated on interagency coordination, reducing light pollution, land use, sound attenuation measures, and protecting endangered species. Lackland JLUS, completed in 2011 and recommended 39 strategies for implementation. The recommendations also sought to address encroachment impacts on JBSA Lackland s mission and operations, specifically around the Airfield and the Medina Training Annex characterized by noise and safety concerns, interagency coordination and flood drainage impacts. Randolph JLUS completed in 2015 and recommended over 70 strategies for implementation. The strategies are primarily focused on land uses adjacent to the air base, safety zones of the runways, noise impacts, and compatible land use, Seguin 13/31 Airfield in Guadalupe County and the Stinson Municipal Airport. A lot to be Proud of!

11 JBSA Encroachment IEMT & P4 Challenges Compatible Development NOT anti-development

LKD Annex MSOD/ Light District Issues: 817 acres proposed for CoSA Master Development Plan for Office /Commercial/ Light industrial JBSA- LTA 1. 142.502 Acres 2. 183.

12 LKD Annex MSOD/ Light District Issues: 817 acres proposed for CoSA Master Development Plan for Office /Commercial/ Light industrial JBSA- LTA Acres Acres (adjacent to LTA Ranges) Acres Training Impacts : Firing range within 200ft of property line BEAST within 400ft of property line Noise impact limits proposed training (SF Training Night Firing) Lackland JLUS: Completed Range Noise Study for JBSA- Annex Nosie Assessment recommends a 3,000 buffer to adequate address the noise from the small arm range IEMT Action Items: REPI package for JBSA, with prioritization and seeking potential conservatories partners Have reached out to the Property Owner to discuss our concerns

Camp Bullis-DSD MOU Modifications CoSA (DSD) revising/updating the 2009 FSH MOU with the military over development notifications; will add all JBSA

conducted a lighting study to consider extending the county s order to Medina Training Annex (MTA), Completed June 2015, ( BUG) -- backlight (B),

13 Camp Bullis-DSD MOU Modifications CoSA (DSD) revising/updating the 2009 FSH MOU with the military over development notifications; will add all JBSA military installations; 5 miles around the installations. Bexar Co. conducted a lighting study to consider extending the county s order to Medina Training Annex (MTA), Completed June 2015, ( BUG) -- backlight (B), uplight (U) and glare CoSA committee meetings in progress to reengaged city-wide lighting overlay sustainability initiative resolvetion by summer 2017 We must continue to support Dark Skies and Noise Overlay district protections

Offered services would be delivered by AACOG member governments.

14 RND - AACOG AACOG is studying the feasibility of an interlocal agreement for shared services with JBSA. Offered services would be delivered by AACOG member governments. Tree canopy/maintenance could be one of the services offered. RJIS-9 incorporation of Bird/Wildlife Air Strike Hazard (BASH) Guidelines for safety.

15 Converse TX

FSH & ACCD Development ACCD to centralize administrative bldgs (465 personnel) by developing the old Playland Park/ Westfort HOA Concerns with Traffic inceasre About a 45 ft

16 FSH & ACCD Development ACCD to centralize administrative bldgs (465 personnel) by developing the old Playland Park/ Westfort HOA Concerns with Traffic inceasre About a 45 ft bldg set off from FSH fence will be incorporated Contacted re: water issues on land; working with CES on mitigation effort Construction start late 2016, operational January 2019

17 P4 & IEMT Initiatives Compatible Development NOT anti-development P4 s Mission : Is to leverage existing assets and resources in JBSA and the Greater San Antonio region to create synergies to achieve operational efficiencies and effectiveness. The goal is to generate partnerships to preserve JBSA s critical military missions and to support the economic vitality of the San Antonio region. IEMT s Mission : Aims to strengthen community sustainability & economic viability while preserving the mission readiness of JBSA. *CoSA Unified Development Code UDC amendments 2015 next time 2020* P4 Next Meeting, May 25 th hrs here at AACOG! Mutual benefits To help posture the San Antonio Region for a possible next round of BRAC

18 Present Political Environment Predicted by 2040, Bexar County is projected to add over 1.1 million people and 500,000 jobs. A comprehensive plan is the official, long range planning document that provides policy guidance for future growth, development, land use, infrastructure, and services. This plan will communicate the City s transportation strategy for the future, develop proposed multimodal improvements, and provide a method of prioritizing projects.

Traffic Improvements SA region is growing Fast!. By 2040, Bexar County is projected to add over 1.

Where new housing and jobs are located over the next 25 years will have a major impact on San Antonio s

If guided properly, this influx of new residents and workers will enhance our City and positively impact

19 Traffic Improvements SA region is growing Fast!. By 2040, Bexar County is projected to add over 1.1 million people and 500,000 jobs. Where new housing and jobs are located over the next 25 years will have a major impact on San Antonio s quality of life. If guided properly, this influx of new residents and workers will enhance our City and positively impact our options for how we live, work, and play. SA Corridors is a collaborative, city-wide effort, led by the Planning and Community Development (DPCD) and supported by VIA Metropolitan Transit, to help shape San Antonio's future development around transit, walking, and biking.

20 RJIS Task Force Strategy April 27 th Task Force meeting for Randolph AFB May 11 th Task Force meeting for Lackland AFB May 26 th Task Force meeting for Camp Bullis June 8 th Task Force meeting for Randolph AFB July 6 th Task Force meeting for Lackland AFB July 20 th Task Force meeting for Camp Bullis JLUS RJIS Conclusion Meeting TBA

21 Questions?

22 Thank You! Regional Partners One Team, One Mission: Your Success! Joint Base San Antonio: The Premier Installation in the Department of Defense!

4-5 from 1000 to 1700 hrs The two-day event will include support from all JBSA services.

Air Force Thunderbirds, with the F-35 Heritage demonstration flight team.

23 JBSA: Brings the Airshow back in town!!! The 502nd Air Base Wing will hold the 2017 Air Lackland Kelly Field on Nov. 4-5 from 1000 to 1700 hrs The two-day event will include support from all JBSA services. Headlining the schedule are the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, with the F-35 Heritage demonstration flight team. The air show will also feature civilian flying acts, Heritage aircraft static displays and other active duty aircrafts. Children activities and food will also be available. The event is free and open to the public. More information online at JBSA Air Show

24 LKD Monument Plaza

25 Who are our Mission Partners One Team, One Mission: Your Success! JBSA-Fort Sam Houston (107) US Army North HQ, Installation Management Command US Army Medical Command Installation Management Command- Atlantic Installation Management Command- Central US Army South US Army Medical Dept. Center & School Regional Health Command-Central Navy Medicine Education & Training Command US Army Public Health Command Medical Education & Training Campus Mission & Installation Contracting Command 4 th Sustainment Command Expeditionary Brooke Army Medical Center 32d Medical Brigade US Army Dental Command 91 additional units JBSA-Lackland (73) 24 th Air Force 25 th Air Force 59 th Medical Wing AF Installation & Mission Support Center AF Medical Operations Agency Joint Information Operations Agency 37 th Training Wing 67 th Cyberspace Wing 688 th Cyberspace Wing National Security Agency/Central Security Service Cryptologic and Cyber Systems Division 62 additional units JBSA-Camp Bullis (27) Southwest Army Reserve Intel Support Center 26 additional units JBSA-Randolph (43) Air Education & Training Command AF Personnel Center 19 th Air Force AF Recruiting Service AF Audit Agency 12 th Flying Training Wing 37 additional units JBSA-San Antonio (16) HCC, 71 st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade 15 additional units 266 JBSA Units 39 General Officers/ 25 SES Civilian Leaders Joint Base San Antonio: The Premier Installation in the Department of Defense!

Joint Basing Execution

Joint Basing Execution Joint Basing Initiative started as part of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), 2005 Realigned 26 geographically proximate bases into 12 joint bases Joint Basing was rolled out/initiated