PROPOSED USE PLANS FOR BPR LAND

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00244R000100250002-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 17, 1999
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: August 4, 1970
• Content Type: REPORT

4 August 1970
BPS/OL
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PROPOSED USE PLANS FOR BPR LAND
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1. In the event that GSA declares BPR land adjacent to Headquarters site
to be underutilized, three schemes are proposed for Agency use of a part of
the property. Scheme I is based on joint Agency-BPR utilization; Schemes II
and III are based on the concept of the rough terrain reverting to Park Lands
while the Agency acquires the portion contiguous with West Lot and Printing
Services Building to effectively meet consolidation and security requirements.
2. Scheme I requires acquisition of approximately 51 acres including the
Parcel A land (West Parking Lot, 19. 75 acres under use permit) inside the
loop road, leaving approximately 31.0 acres of BPR land for other than Agency
use. However, the Agency would wish to continue permission to use the area
of the ball fields (about 30 acres) until it was needed as a building site. Total
gross new construction proposed is 1, 746, 000 square feet plus parking for
cars in 3 parking structures; of this total, 918,000-square feet and park-
ing for cars would be constructed on the newly acquired property.
3. Scheme II envisions acquisition of approximately 111 acres leaving 250
acres of BPR land for use as a park. Again, the Parcel B ball fields are not
included in the 111 acres, but Parcel A, West Lot, is included. The new
boundary would fall 200 feet west of the existing BPR access road from Route 193
and continue in a convex curve to the Agency gate at the parkway. A fourth
entrance plus exit for rush hour use could be effected through the proposed park
to the Turkey Run Road and onto the GW Parkway.
Total new construction proposed is 1, 758, 000 square feet plus parking
on surface lots). Of
the total new gross building area, 1,143,000 square feet plus the surface park-
ing would be built on the newly acquired property. Such a scheme would leave
the existing open feeling of Headquarters complex intact.
4. Scheme III proposes the same design of access roads and building
groups as Scheme Il: with the addition of about 99 acres of open land to the west
as a security buffer. This total acquisition of about 210 acres (including the
ball fields) would leave 151 acres of hill and ravine land as an extension of
Turkey Run Park.
The belt of open land would control the hilltops overlooking Agency
facilities well satisfying security needs and simultaneously extend the park
both visually and ecologically to that area devoted to park in Scheme II. The
inclusion of an improved heliport pad in the belt will not deny the above.
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PROPOSED USE PLANS FOR BPR LAND
(All areas noted. below are in acres)
Existing (1 July 1970)
Scheme I
Scheme II
Scheme III
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Area of
Acquisition
Net Increase
In Agency
sable Area
Total *
Agency
Ownership.
Use Permit
Areas
Areas
Non Agency
Ownershi
Ownership
Non Agenc
Usable Are
Usable Are
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175.4
49.2
361.5
312.3
50.3
30.6
225.7
24.0
311.2
287.2
111.2
82.3
286.6
20.7
250.3
229.6
210.1
166.4
385.5
0
151.4
151.4
* To include ownership of Scattergood-Thorne Property add 32.2 acres, thus column 3 would read:
Scheme I:
225.7
+ 32.2 =
257.9 acres
Scheme II:
286.6
+ 32.2 =
318.8 acres
Scheme III:
385.5
+ 32.2 =
417.7 acres
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