AFI32-10142_OC-ALCSUP — Facilities Board

AFI32-10142_OC-ALCSUP governs Area Development Plans, Facilities Board operations, and space management within the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex.

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  • Publication number: AFI32-10142_OC-ALCSUP
  • Title: FACILITIES BOARD
  • Date: 2021-07-21

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The publication establishes internal policies and responsibilities for Area Development Plans, space assignments, governance structures, and space-related decision-making. It requires organizational entities to develop and validate plans and defines processes for space requests, allocation, approval, and implementation.

Applies to: This supplement applies to and shall be implemented by all Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex organizational entities and individuals.

Topics covered

  • Area Development Plans
  • Facilities Board governance
  • Space Working Group
  • Space allocation approval
  • Real property records
  • Space utilization standards

Questions and answers

Who develops Area Development Plans for the complex?

Each of the complex’s groups will develop individual Area Development Plans and will provide them to the Complex Space Manager.

How often must the complex-level Area Development Plan be validated?

The complex-level Area Development Plan will be validated and presented to complex leadership for approval at least annually or after major changes, during regularly scheduled meetings regarding industrial infrastructure.

What authority approves internal space realignments and minor moves?

Typically, the Space Working Group serves as the final approval authority for all internal space realignments, minor moves, and uncontested space assignments.

Where are approved space requests forwarded after governance review?

Space requests that have successfully made their way through the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex Governance Structure review and approval process are forwarded by the Complex Space Manager to 72nd Air Base Wing, Civil Engineering, Portfolio Optimization Branch.

What standards must guide space allocation and management?

Space will be allocated, developed, and managed consistent with the complex-level Area Development Plans, Air Force Instruction 32-7062, Comprehensive Planning, and Unified Facilities Criteria 2-100-01, Installation Master Planning.

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