REPORT OF THE FEDERAL PLANNING AND PROJECTS COMMITTEE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-01019R000200170008-8
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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 24, 2000
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: December 7, 1972
• Content Type: REPORT

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.CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, LANGLEY, VIRGINIA
MOTOR POOL GARAGE
Report of the Federal Planning and Projects Committee
December 7, 1972
The Committee recommends that the Commission approve the final site and
building plans. for the Motor.Pool Garage at the Central Intelligence
Agency Headquarters, Langley, Virginia, as shown on NCPC Map File No.
22h.10(38.00)-26979, provided that additional screen, planting be pro-
vided at the north end of the. site.
Environmental Finding
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The Committee recommends that the Commission find, based on the Descrip-
tion of Environmental Impact submitted by the Central Intelligence Agency,
that the final plans are consistent with the objectives and policies of
Section 101 of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and will
1.,not adversely. affect the quality of the environment in the National Capi-
tal Region.
Previous Commission Action
The Commission, at its meeting on August 5, 1971, approved the preliminary
site and building plans for the motor pool garage at the Central Intelli-
gence Agency Headquarters, Langley, Virginia, as shown on NCPC Map File
No. 2201.10(38.00).-26323, sheets 1 and 2, with the request that a land-
scape plan be submitted with the final site and building plans. .
The Commission also requested that the Central Intelligence Agency (1)
complete a preliminary master plan for the Langley site and submit it for
Commission review in conjunction with the final plans for the garage or
prior thereto and (2) confer with the National Park Service on the con-
tinued use of Central Intelligence Agency buses on the George Washington
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for the garage.
Agency Response
The Agency has submitted a landscape plan with the final plan as re-
quested. The Agency has also submitted a preliminary Master Plan for the
Langley site which is being reviewed by the Commission at this meeting.
Project Description
This project will provide facilities to consolidate at the Langley Head-
quarters all CIA motor pool functions. The four acre site is located in
a service area near the west boundary of the installation.
Parking will be provided for 147 vehicles plus sevenvis'itor vehicles.
Umbrella-type roof structures will be used to cover some of the parking
spaces.
The precast concrete building will contain maintenance'servicit'g, storage
lockers,.and administrative facilities. It will be`16,380 square foot in
size and will be 26 foot in height.
The impact on existing traffic in the area will be minor in that the motor
pool and dispatching service are already centered at the Headquarters site.
Employment and Housing Availability '
The proposed project will cause the shift of 13 employees from the Arling-
ton site to Langley. Nine of these employees are in a moderate-income
range. All presently live within 45 minutes commuting time to Langley
and drive to work. Their housing and transportation needs will remain
the same; none expect to change their place of residence. it
Environmental Impact
The CIA has determined that an environmental impact statement, pursuant to
Public.Law 90-190, is not required. A Description of Environmental Impact
has been submitted (NCPC File No. 0885), which concludes that no adverse
environmental impact will result'from the motor pool garage project. The
Committee believes that the description is an adequate basis for the
required Commission environmental finding.
Project Evaluation
The final plans are consistent with the preliminary plans previously
approved by the Commission and the Agency has been responsive to the Com-
mission's request. 4
Additional screen planting should be provided at the north end of the
parking area as indicated on the preliminary plans to screen the parked
vehicles from view from the outer ring road proposed in the Master Plan.
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