Kansas AAP, KS Conveyance Progress Report

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Kansas AAP, KS Conveyance Progress Report As of 1 April 2018

Page 2 1 April 2018 BRAC 2005 Table of contents Summary 2 Environmental Cleanup 3 Reuse Plan 4 Programmatic Agreement 5 Property Conveyance Plan 6 Key Milestones Achieved 7 BRAC 2005 Recommendation The 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission recommended the closure of Kansas Army Ammunition Plant, KS (KSAAP) and the relocation of the Sensor Fuzed Weapons/ Cluster Bomb function and Missile warhead production to McAlester AAP, OK; the relocation of the 155MM Improved Conventional Munitions (ICM) Artillery and 60MM, 81MM, and 120MM Mortar functions/capabilities to Milan, TN; the relocation of the 105MM High Explosive (HE), 155MM HE, and Missile Warhead functions to Iowa AAP; and the relocation of detonators/relays/delays production to Crane Army Ammunition Activity, IN. History Established in 1942, KSAAP operated as a Government-Owned, Contractor-Operated (GOCO) ammunition production facility. Located in Parsons, KS, the plant produced ammunition during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. KSAAP employed over 7,000 people during World War II. Placed on stand-by status in 1950 and reactivated at the onset of the Korean War, the plant was at full production status until 1957, when it was placed on stand-by once more. KSAAP was reactivated in 1967 due to the tensions in southeast Asia and conducted full capacity operations for four years. In 1970, various production lines began to be shut down with KSAAP conducting research and development on weapons improvement items and performing load, assemble, and packaging (LAP) operations for various caliber munitions on a reduced basis until all active missions ceased and the plant closed as part of BRAC 2005 on 31 December 2008. Current Status The Army has transferred all of the 13,951 acres at Kansas AAP. Transfers included 8,845 acres to the Great Plains Development Authority (GPDA) under a less-than Fair Market Value Economic Development Conveyance (EDC) (approximately 2,000 of these acres were subsequently transferred to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) by the GPDA); 4,112 acres to Day & Zimmermann-Kansas LLC (DZ-KS); and 985 acres to KDWP via the Army s Compatible Use Buffer Exchange (ACUB) program. The final parcel, containing Building 101 and surrounding 10 acres, was sold to a private entity via Public Sale (auction). The Army and GPDA are executing environmental cleanup requirements via the U.S. Corps of Engineers (USACE) and under a Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA). Property Description Kansas AAP, located five miles east of Parsons, KS in the southeastern corner of Kansas, had 2.6 million square feet of space (1M SF of storage space; 1.6M SF of production space). Some production space is being demolished due to explosive safety hazards. Caretaking Status No federal employees remain on Kansas AAP. Aerial View Bldg 101 Kansas AAP Administrative Facility

BRAC 2005 1 April 2018 Page 3 Locomotive Repair Shop General Stores Warehouse Contaminated Waste Processing Building Melt-Pour Tower Munitions Production Environmental Cleanup Interior Storage Magazine Contamination Concerns All of the traditional contamination sites on this property have been addressed (e.g. petroleum, volatile chemicals, underground and above-ground storage tanks, toxic chemicals, and hazardous wastes, to include explosive constituents and unexploded ordnance). All but 11 environmental sites requiring cleanup are in a response complete status. The remaining 11sites are being addressed through U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contracts or an Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) with the local redevelopment authority (GPDA). Previously, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 (EPA-R7) position was that state and federal hazardous waste regulations required the cleanup of all normally-applied pesticides found on KSAAP. The Army position was that there are no legal requirements for the testing and cleanup of normally-applied pesticides. Soil testing by the USACE and the LRA has proven that there are no exceedances of pesticides on the site, and the EPA position has been proven moot. All other issues involving cleanup requirements associated with explosives decontamination of buildings and soils have been resolved. The Army worked with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and EPA-R7 to resolve remaining environmental issues and complete the transition process for Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and other permit actions associated with past operations and future remediation and development of the KSAAP property. In coordination with GPDA, EPA-R7, and KDHE, the Army has completed No Further Corrective Action is Planned documents on 13 areas requiring No Further Action and is in the process of removing these sites from the Hazardous Waste Permit via permit modification. The Army continues validating the execution of cleanup actions under an ESCA with GPDA. Army USACE operations will continue until completion, projected in 3 rd Qtr FY 2019.

Page 4 1 April 2018 BRAC 2005 Reuse Plan The Kansas Army Ammunition Plant reuse plan was approved by the Governor, State of Kansas. The reuse plan was also endorsed and approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The reuse plan provides a framework for future decisions based on the plans of the community and the primary stakeholders in transfer, the GPDA and DZ-KS, and the restrictions required by the Programmatic Agreement (PA). The preferred land use plan for KSAAP was influenced by several key factors: poor condition of existing buildings and structures; extensive use of existing facilities (almost 50%) for the production of munitions; a high percent of building space (approximately 41%) devoted to storage and warehouse uses; and the location of infrastructure (primarily water and sewer lines) in the middle portion of the site. Due to these site characteristics and other factors, KSAAP redevelopment is primarily a land development initiative. Key land uses at KSAAP include the following: Conservation and Agriculture Acres designated for conservation and agricultural purposes. This will protect a wide range of natural resources and provide significant opportunities for a variety of outdoor activities for the general public. Industrial/Manufacturing It is anticipated that a significant period of time will be required to redevelop this portion of the site due to the need to demolish existing munitions production facilities (load lines), possible environmental remediation efforts, and existing market conditions. Commercial Energetics and Munitions Storage Acres identified for commercial energetics and munitions storage. This area includes several existing production lines as well as existing storage igloos and magazines. Transportation and Warehousing Activities involving development initiatives to include railcar storage and the use of existing cold storage warehouses. Public Education and Training A small portion of the site, recommended as a location for the training and education of fire, rescue, police, and emergency responders. Office/Business Park space adjacent to the existing administrative office facility at KSAAP.

BRAC 2005 1 April 2018 Page 5 Programmatic Agreement, Section 106 KSAAP completed Programmatic Agreement (PA), Section 106 requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) in September 2009. The Army identified Federally-recognized Indian tribes that attached traditional religious and cultural importance to properties in the Area of Potential Effect (APE) and consulted on a government-to-government basis with these tribes, providing opportunities to comment and consult on the effects this base closure may have on historic properties and related issues. The PA Framework included Army-sponsored Public Workshops in Parsons, KS to inform the public and seek comments and recommendations on the PA. National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) The Army completed the review process, in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and developed an Environmental Assessment (EA), during which public involvement was solicited for review of the effects of the BRAC disposal on historic properties and for consideration and development of historic property reuse alternatives, including adaptive reuse. Cultural resources surveys at KSAAP resulted in recommendations of eligibility for three archeological sites. The built environment consists of World War II and Cold War Army Ammunition Manufacturing and Storage structures covered by the Program Comment regarding World War II and Cold War Era Ammunition Storage Facilities. The Army ensured that the three archeological sites recommended as eligible for the National Register of Historic Places have protective covenants placed within the instrument of transfer for the tracts on which they lie. The Army, the Kansas State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), the U.S. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP), and appropriate tribal governments that participated agreed that this undertaking would be implemented in accordance with stipulations to take into account the effect of the disposal on historic properties.

Page 6 1 April 2018 BRAC 2005 Property Conveyance Plan At the time of the BRAC closure announcement, Kansas AAP reported having 13,951 acres. All of the 13,951 acres have been conveyed. Phase 1: (See illustration) The Army transferred 2,597 acres to the GPDA in February 2010. These parcels had no environmental encumbrance (clean parcels). GDPA retained 597 acres, and the remainder was transferred by GPDA to the KDWP to establish conservation areas within the former plant. The Army also conveyed property consisting of 985 acres containing no facilities or infrastructure by quitclaim deed to the State of Kansas, KDWP in November 2010 under the ACUB program. Phase 2: The Army conveyed Phase 2 EDC parcels, consisting of 6,248 acres (commercial/industrial/warehouse area) to the Local Redevelopment Authority (GPDA) under an EDC authority on 27 August 2012. Phase 3: The Army transferred 4,112 acres (commercial/industrial) to DZ-KS under a negotiated sale on 11 July 2013. Phase 4: (commercial/industrial area) The Army transferred 10 acres and a 64,000-square foot administrative building via Public Sale authority on 1 April 2015. Property Conveyed (13,951 of 13,951 total acres) Parcel Name Phase 1: LRA EDC FOST (Map Parcels 1, 4 thru 8) Phase 1: LRA ACUB FOST Parcels 1 & 1A (Map Parcels 2 & 3) Phase 2: LRA EDC FOSET 1 (Map Parcels 9 thru 19) Phase 3: LRA EDC FOSET 2 (Map Parcels 20 thru 22) Parcel Acres Disposal Date Parcel Recipient Conveyance Authority 2,596.6 19 Feb 2010 GPDA EDC 984.8 9 Nov 2010 State of KS Land Exchange 6,247.9 27 Aug 2012 GPDA EDC 4,111.9 11 July 2013 DZ-KS Negotiated Sale Phase 4: HQ Building (Map Parcel 23) 10.1 1 Apr 2015 Cornwall Specialty Trading Inc. Public Sale

BRAC 2005 1 April 2018 Page 7 Key Milestones Achieved KSAAP reuse plan approved. The Kansas Army Ammunition Plant Reuse plan was approved by the Governor, State of Kansas in August 2007. The reuse plan was also endorsed and approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the Homeless Accommodation Sufficiency Review on 19 December 2007. KSAAP EDC approved. The Deputy Under Secretary of Defense approved a less-than Fair Market Value EDC for the GPDA on 19 January 2010. And an initial phase of property was transferred to GPDA and the State of Kansas. EDC Phase 1 parcels (2,597 acres) transferred to the Great Plains Redevelopment Authority on 19 February 2010. ACUB Phase 1 parcels (985 acres) transferred to the State of Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks for recreation/conservation areas 9 November 2010. EDC Phase 2 parcels (6,248 acres) transferred to the Great Plains Redevelopment Authority on 27 August 2012. EDC Phase 3 parcels (4,112 acres) transferred to Day & Zimmermann-Kansas LLC on 11 July 2013. Phase 1 of ESCA (900 Area Production Building Decontamination) completed in January 2014. Phase 2 of ESCA (300, 500, 700 and 800 Area Production Building Decontamination) begun in August 2012. 500 & 800 areas completed in June 2014. Phase 3 of ESCA (700 and 800 Area Groundwater Plumb investigation/remediation; LTM/LTO operations; RCRA permit release actions. Period of Performance 13 March 2015-12 March 2020. EDC Phase 4 parcel (10 acres) transferred via public sale on 1 April 2015. Environmental Concerns. Army, GPDA, KDHE, and continue working to resolve issues associated with release of property and facilities from RCRA permit and enrollment of those sites in the Kansas Environmental Use Control (KEUC) program. This process is ongoing.