Slide 31 shows a clearing operation for the recreation facility. Georgia spur 40 runs across the top and the main gate is over here to the right of the screen.

This is the family housing area which is under construction.

The housing project (Slide 33) is about 70-percent complete at this point. We are expecting the first 56 units for enlisted personnel will be available for occupancy in the month of June. The remainder of the 250 units will be turned over between the periods from July through November of this year.

Turning now to the Trident program at Kings Bay. As I mentioned, this is our first construction request for Trident at Kings Bay. We have been doing a considerable amount of planning up to this time.

This is our land use plan which shows in brown and small crosshatching the areas affected by the Poseidon construction program. The areas in tan and large crosshatching are those areas which will be affected by the Trident construction program.

We have developed a master plan which provides a full range of facilities to support both the Posedion and the Trident strategic missions.

The plan shows the relationships of the various operational requirements.

The waterfront has a drydock, refit piers, a service craft pier, an explosive handling wharf, a tender mooring facility, and a floating drydock mooring facility.

In the center of the base is the refit industrial facility, a large shops building.

The area to the south is the strategic weapons area. To the west of that is the industrial support core which contains public works and supply functions as well as utility plants. To the west of that is the personnel support core which includes a dispensary and dental clinic, Navy exchange and commissary, a clubs facility, unaccompanied enlisted personnel housing, enlisted dining facility, recreation facilities, the Trident training facility and the base administration building. To the north of that is the family housing area. This is the area which is now under construction and which we saw a bit earlier.

To implement this master plan we are requesting in fiscal 1982 $65.1 million in facilities and an additional $12 million in defense access roads.

We are projecting the total program will be about one and a quarter billion, including defense access roads and family housing. over its life.