24-0017 REIR-DM.pdf

REQUEST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REVIEW

SECTION I - ACTION SPONSOR INFORMATION

Project Title:

M445 BEQ REPAIRS

Short Plain English Description of Action:

This facility is required to provide adequate living spaces for class "A" student Marines located at Camp Johnson, MCB Camp Lejeune.

This project is required to bring the physical condition of the barracks up to an acceptable standard in accordance with the United States Marine Corps Bachelor Enlis Project ID:

LE1115M

Start By Date:

4/30/2024 End By Date:

4/30/2026 Action Sponsor (Unit/Command):

PWD

Action Sponsor Name:

CHELSEA PARKER

Phone Number:

Action Sponsor Name (Alternate):

Phone Number:

Base Location:

Camp Johnson Project will result in permanent site improvement?:

Yes New or Modified Real Estate License Will Be Issued By Base?:

N/A

Descriptive Information

Purpose and Need of Action:

This facility will continue to deteriorate impacting the quality of life for the marines residing in the facility.

HVAC related mold and mildew will form in the individual rooms, causing health problems for the occupants and their guests. The morale and quality of lifeform the marines housed in this facility will be adversely affected creating negative complaints. Base maintenance service provider work request tickets will continue to increase as old and worn out components become unstable and problematic as time escalades. Local FSRM dollars will have to be spent dilapidated systems to keep operational.

Scope of Project (Project Narrative):

Repair the classd A student barracks building M445. Building M445 is a 48,396 square footage bachelor enlisted housing building which was built in 1986. This facility is projected to remain in use for an additional 30 years.

The project shall repair the following: The rusted and damaged entry doors and window units to each individual room in the facility will be replaced with doors and windows that meet the current ATFP requirements. The existing flat roof system shall be replaced with an "A" frame metal trussed standing seam metal style roof. All sheeting, gutter and soffit will be replaced to create an entirely new roofing system. All personnel doors and hardware will be replaced in all individual rooms, common areas, and mechanical chase way areas. All previously painted interior and exterior surfaces will be repaired as needed and repainted. All spalling concrete on the building shall be repaired or replaced; this shall include all balcony slabs. The common corridors, lounges, laundry rooms, heads, duty huts, and mechanical rooms flooring will be removed to bare concrete and an epoxy type resurfacing system will be applied. All laundry facilities will be repaired to meet the demands of the Marines. Partitions will be constructed with steel door jambs, steel doors, and security locks. The bathroom vanities will be replaced to include pre-formed sink bowl tops, and single level faucets. All plumbing fixtures and sanitary accessories will be replaced throughout the building.

This shall include replacing all plumbing piping throughout the entire building. All rusted and damaged framing components and wall and floor coverings will be repaired or replaced in all individual rooms and bathrooms throughout the building. The floor coverings in the individual rooms will be a rubber water resistant LVP type flooring system. The bathroom areas floor will be replace with ceramic tile flooring system. Exterior, mechanical chase way, individual room, and stairway lighting fixtures will be replaced with energy efficient fixtures. The individual rooms will be protected with arc fault circuit interrupter breakers as required per the current NEC. All electrical lighting, panels, outlets, and switches will be replaced through out the facility. This will include stainless steel face plate covering on all switches, and receptacles. Replace Replace all electrical distribution feeders to the building. This shall include the transformer, junction box, and switch gear. The individual room exhaust system for the heads will be converted to a 24/7 centralized system. The HVAC system complete throughout the building will be replaced to insure non-problematic and durable system. This will include the replacement of all duct work. Replace all drop ceiling throughout the building with a plastic serviceable grid ceiling. The COMM system throughout the building shall be upgraded to meet the current codes of the Marine Corps. Repair all damaged exterior siding/brick surfaces. This will include exterior wall framing redesign and replacement as required to insure a water tight surface. The fire protection will be upgraded to meet the current code of the Marine Corps. This will include all components of the fire protection system.

Identify Other Alternatives Considered:

N/A Information concerning avoidance, specific best management practices, or mitigation necessary to complete the project:

N/A

Preferred and Alternative Sites

Preferred Site Description:

N/A

SECTION II - PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY

a. AIR QUALITY

1. Will the project involve new/modification equipment associated with the following?:

Yes (Select all that apply)

j. Boilers

k. Combustion Sources (engine/jet engine test stands, boilers, generators, etc.)

Provide proposed construction dates, equipment size, specification, and estimated types.:

N/A

2. Will pollution control equipment be involved (e.g. filter or incinerators)?:

No

3. Was this building constructed before 1978?:

No

4. Are there going to be any renovations, demolitions and/or building improvements?:

No

b. LAND QUALITY

1. Number of acres involved? Indicate total project area and total disturbed area.:

2. Does the proposed action involve digging and/or grading?:

No

3. Will the action require use of earthen fill material?:

No

4. Will the project increase impervious surfaces by 10,000 sqft or more?:

No

5. Are there wetlands within the project area?:

No

c. GROUNDWATER QUALITY

1. Does the project involve use of herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides?:

No

2. Does the project involve installation/use of septic tanks, leach beds, or other on-site disposal of sanitary waste?:

No

3. Will there be any wells dug or any excavation deeper than 20 feet?:

No

4. Will the project generate or use any toxic or hazardous/waste materials?:

Yes

5. Will there be an increase of solid waste (temporarily or permanently) caused by implementing the project/action?:

Yes

6. Will the project or action be carried out within 100 to 500 feet of a drinking water supply well? If yes, provide distance to nearest drinking water well.:

No

7. Does the project require the installation or removal of any petroleum or non-petroleum underground storage tank (UST)?:

No

8. Are there any known Installation Restoration Program (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act - CERCLA or Resource Conservation Recovery Act - RCRA) sites or hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal (RCRA) facilities within the proposed project area:

Yes

d. SURFACE WATER QUALITY

1. Is the project located on or in a water body or adjacent to or in the 100-year flood plain?:

No

2. After construction is complete, will petroleum products including fuel, oil and lubricants be routinely stored or used (temporarily or permanently) at the site? :

No

3. Does the project require the installation of any petroleum or non-petroleum above ground storage tank (AST)?:

No

e. NATURAL RESOURCES

1. Will trees be removed?:

No Amount to be removed::

2. Will grass, shrubs, or other low-growing vegetation be cut and/or removed?:

No

3. Will public access for hunting, boating, fishing etc, be restricted?:

No

4. Does the project involve the transfer (purchase, sale, lease, easement or otherwise) of any real estate interest?:

No

5. Are there potential effects on any threatened or endangered species?:

No

f. CULTURAL RESOURCES

1. Are there any known archaeological sites in the area of your project/action?:

No

2. Are there any known historic buildings or districts affected by the project/action?:

No 3.If known, please contact the Base Archaeologist/Cultural Resources Program Manager for assistance at

(910) 451-7230.:

g. UTILITIES AND SERVICES

1. Will new/modified utilities be required? Select all that apply.

Electric Natural Gas Water Wastewater Communication/Fiber

If other is selected, please describe below.:

h. SOCIAL ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS

1. Will the project cause an increase/decrease in on-base or off-base military population?:

No

2. Will there be any changes to traffic flow and patterns on or off base?:

No

3. Will the project cause noise or safety issues that could potentially impact off-base persons or property either during construction or from the project itself?:

No

4. Will there be any increased demand on a local or state government to provide services?:

No

i. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS

1. Are alternative procedures, practices, or technologies available to minimize environmental impact or utility use?:

No

2. Are there likely effects on the human environment that:

a. are highly uncertain?

Explain YES answers here::