PAM 210-3 — Commander`s Handbook For Installation And Activity Consolidations, Realignments, Reductions, And Closures
PAM 210-3 governs guidance for installation and activity consolidation, reduction, realignment, and closure within the United States.
- Publication number: PAM 210-3
- Title: COMMANDER`S HANDBOOK FOR INSTALLATION AND ACTIVITY CONSOLIDATIONS, REALIGNMENTS, REDUCTIONS, AND CLOSURES
- Date: 06/14/2017
- Proponent: ASA (IE&E)
- Status: ACTIVE
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It covers economic adjustment assistance, community data, facility information, redevelopment planning, and economic adjustment milestones. It identifies assistance roles, required submissions, databases, and information desired for assessing community impact.
Applies to: The information in this pamphlet is applicable during the execution phase of the action and is aimed at those areas of interest which are common to most installations in the United States.
Topics covered
- Economic adjustment assistance
- Community redevelopment planning
- Office of Economic Adjustment assistance
- Community data requirements
- Military facility databases
- Economic adjustment milestones
Questions and answers
What assistance can the Office of Economic Adjustment provide to eligible communities?
OEA is specifically authorized to provide technical assistance and grants for community planning and economic adjustment studies to eligible communities. (paragraph 2-2)
What is the Local Redevelopment Authority responsible for?
The LRA is the single entity responsible for identifying local redevelopment needs, preparing the redevelopment plan for the Army to consider in the disposal of the installation property, and for directing the implementation of the plan. (paragraph 2-2)
What must the Local Redevelopment Authority submit?
The LRA is required to submit their completed redevelopment plan and homeless assistance submission to the Army and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). (paragraph 2-2)
What information should be included in local planning studies?
Local planning studies by community to include: industrial plans, economic base studies, and labor market studies. (paragraph 2-4)