Environmental Assessment (EA): Add Parking and Lighting at Airey Dining Hall Building 315 at Grand Forks AFB

Under this alternative, Grand Forks AFB would demolish the portion of the existing parking lot that is located too close to the Airey Dining Hall and extend the parking lot to the north creating 84 parking spaces. The affected bike path would be replaced and reconnected to the existing trail system....

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Main Authors: Brown, Stephanie, Durako, Heidi, Klaus, Chris, Olderbak, Larry, Raknerud, Gary, Schlag, Alison
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
Air Condition, Heating, Lighting & Ventilating
AIR FORCE FACILITIES
AIR QUALITY
AIR SPACE
AIRCRAFT SAFETY
AIRSPACE COMPATIBILITY
ALTERNATIVES
BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES
BUILDINGS
Civil Engineering
CLIMATE
DINING HALLS
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
Environmental Health and Safety
FONSI(FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT)
GEOLOGY
HAZARDOUS WASTES
INSTALLATION RESTORATION PROGRAM
LAND USE
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
Logistics, Military Facilities and Supplies
NOISE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
PARKING FACILITIES
PESTICIDES
SAFETY
SOCIOECONOMICS
SOLID WASTES
TRANSPORTATION
WATER RESOURCES
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Summary:Under this alternative, Grand Forks AFB would demolish the portion of the existing parking lot that is located too close to the Airey Dining Hall and extend the parking lot to the north creating 84 parking spaces. The affected bike path would be replaced and reconnected to the existing trail system. A passive barrier system would limit access to the new road leading to the north end of Liberty Square. Project would include parking lot drainage, sidewalk repair/replacement, curbing, cut and fill as needed, landscaping and sodding around parking lot. Lighting and utilities would be installed. Current lighting along the north end of the parking lot would be removed and reinstalled to make space for additional parking. Additional lighting would be provided as required. Outlets would be installed for vehicle block heaters.