Two-bedroom dwelling will be low rise, apartment type buildings with carports. The design will include wood-frame construction, brick veneer and wood siding. Warm air heating and air-conditioning will be provided. Site work includes grading, paving, walks, landscaping, storm drainage, street lighting and all utilities except telephone service. Government furnished equipment consists of range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, hot water heater, dishwasher, and smoke detector. Solar assisted domestic hot water and heating systems will be provided. The estimated payback period is 20 years. JNCO 2 BR = 950 Net SF x .86 x $36.50/SF = $29,821/unit x 200 = $5,964,000 SOLAR = 243 SF (collector) x .86 x $27.84/ SF = $5,818/unit x 200 = $1,164,000 11. REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION Fort Stewart is the home of the 24th Infantry Division. Adequate community support housing is insufficient to meet the housing requirements of the continuing population growth of military and civilian personnel in the Fort Stewart area, Recent communication with local government, builders and Real Estate Companies revealed that multi-family construction is planned for this area, but current construction costs and interest rates would require a rental rate unaffordable to most lower grade enlisted personnel. The proposed housing units are within the approved master plan. The only manner to provide suitable accommodations for military families is the construction of military family housing. a. The proposed project will cause no significant air and water MAY 729 O - 80-63 b. flooding. 5 PROJECT NUMBER 0881.040 The proposed project will not be located in an area subject to c. An environmental impact statement is being prepared for the installation's change in mission, including family housing. MAY ITEM 7 - Increase in the family housing requirements results from the stationing of increased divisional forces at Fort Stewart ITEM 9 Additionally there is a projected deficit of 753 units for ineligible personnel within the community. Support and training of an Infantry Division (Mech) (Minus), and nondivisional support units, provides support for tenant and satellited activities. FORM DD0% 1 DEC 76 1390 PREVIOUS EDITIONS MAY BE USED INTERNALLY PAGE NO. 28 Two-bedroom dwellings will be low rise, apartment type buildings with carports. The design will include wood-frame construction brick veneer and wood siding. Warm air heating and air-conditioning will be provided. Site work includes grading, paving, walks, landscaping, storm drainage, street lighting and all utilities except telephone service. Government furnished equipment consists of range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, hot water heater, dishwasher, and smoke detector. Solar assisted domestic hot water systems will be provided. The estimated payback period is 19 years. Community Fort Polk is the home of the 5th Infantry Division (Mech). support housing is inadequate for the current need of this installation. Current statistics indicate a housing deficit of 2543 for eligible personnel. Long-range housing deficit for eligible personnel after the completion of the 1155 units under construction and the 260 in the 78-79 program is 2997. Discussion with local community leaders, realtors, and builders and a review of both current and projected available community assets indicates that the local market is not capable of handling the requirements for all the military families in the area. The only manner to provide suitable accommodations for military families is the construction of military family housing. Land is available and proposed housing would |