ANGI32-1003 — Facilities Board

ANGI32-1003 governs installation Facilities Boards and working groups for real property projects, space use, real estate actions, and base development.

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  • Publication number: ANGI32-1003
  • Title: FACILITIES BOARD
  • Date: 2018-08-14

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It defines Facilities Board responsibilities, membership, project validation, priority setting, and review of real property management actions. It requires meetings at least twice a year and board approval or review of specified projects, facility changes, sitings, agreements, and planning data.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all ANG units.

Topics covered

  • Facilities Board responsibilities
  • Project validation and prioritization
  • Real property management actions
  • Facility siting approvals
  • Real estate agreements
  • Installation Development Plans
  • Facilities Board membership

Questions and answers

How often must the Facilities Board meet?

The FB will meet two times a year, as a minimum, and more often if required to review and act upon facility and infrastructure programs, any pending real property actions, and base development issues. (paragraph 2)

What must the Facilities Board ensure about project priorities?

The FB will ensure project priorities and recommendations are executable in the year requested. (paragraph 2)

How does the Facilities Board handle facility programs and individual projects?

The FB will review and validate facility programs and individual projects by establishing the need and priority order in which the projects are to be designed and funded. (paragraph 17-02)

How far in advance should real estate agreement renewals be documented?

Documentation for renewal should start 1-2 years out from expiration date; NOTE: MILCON projects require a minimum of 25 years left on a lease after construction completion in order to be approved (ref: SAF/IE policy guidance, 3 Aug 01). (paragraph 17-02)

How often must the Facilities Board review AMT data?

At least once per year, as part of the AMT data call, the Facilities Board will review the data to be submitted to NGB and note approval in the Facilities Board Minutes. (paragraph 17-02)

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