PRSCI32-7001 — Land Use Control Management

PRSCI32-7001 governs land use control management and compliance on Pacific Air Forces Regional Support Center installations.

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  • Publication number: PRSCI32-7001
  • Title: LAND USE CONTROL MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2025-08-29

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PRSCI32-7001 covers administrative, procedural, and regulatory measures for controlling human access to and use of property. It addresses environmental restoration sites, contaminated soil and groundwater, excavations, wells, land uses, monitoring, and compliance reporting.

Applies to: It applies to all military and civilian organizations that occupy facilities or conduct activities on any PRSC installations.

Topics covered

  • Land use controls
  • Environmental restoration sites
  • Excavation and groundwater restrictions
  • Contaminated soil management
  • Land use control compliance
  • Monitoring and compliance reports

Questions and answers

What are land use controls used for?

Land use controls are supplementary to engineering controls for short-term and longterm management to prevent or limit human and environmental exposure to hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants. (paragraph 1)

When must land use controls be in place?

Land use controls must be in place if a property is not available for unrestricted use or unlimited exposure. (paragraph 1)

When is a review of land use controls required?

A review of land use controls is required when submitting AF Form 103, Base Civil Engineering Work Clearance Request, at any PRSC installation. (paragraph 1)

What must PRSC personnel, tenants, and contractors do on a PRSC installation?

When conducting any project or activity on a PRSC installation, all PRSC personnel, tenants, and contractors will comply with all land use controls and applicable AF instructions. (paragraph 2)

What happens when a project is completed?

At project completion, the PRSC unit, tenant or contractor will sign a certification of land use control compliance and return the document to the Air Force Civil Engineer Center Pacific Environmental Restoration Branch (AFCEC/CZOP). (paragraph 2)

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