OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION PACKET Community Integrated Master Plan January 27, 2010 January 27, 2010 5‐8 pm Vision Statement Packet Contents The Commandant’s vision for the Marine Corps includes working more closely in partnership with business and communities to foster symbiotic relationships and the development and implementation of long‐term joint planning for sustainability. The Marine Corps is facilitating a Community Integrated Master Plan to evaluate community‐military development partnering opportunities. There are unmet facility needs and security requirements at Marine Barracks Washington. There is a potential to meet common community and military needs through the process. Recognizing that the Marine Barracks and the community are linked in past and present, our goal is to use a coordinated planning process to create a win‐win in meeting the development needs of the local community and Marine Corps. Community and stakeholder involvement is essential to the success of the Community Integrated Master Plan efforts and your participation is encouraged.  Mission and History  Overview  Process and Participation  Aerial photographs of study area  Opinion survey  Comment form Community Integrated Master Plan Open House Information Packet Room Set‐up This meeting is presented in an open house format to allow for a more informal interaction between Community Integrated Master Plan team members and you. Displays throughout the meeting area depict the mission and history of Marine Barracks Washington, an overview of the Community Integrated Master Plan, and the different phases involved in this process—as illustrated below. Station 2 Overview Station 1 Mission and History Station 3 Process and Participation Station 4 Comment Table Welcome Sign In Table Community Leadership Group Displays For more information, visit our project website: www.sedistrictcimp.com This packet contains the same content that appears in the open house informational displays Community In t egr a t e d Ma s t er Plan MISSION AND HIS T OR Y Current Facilities Mission Special Security and Ceremonial Duties for Nations Capital and the World - Presidential Support Duties - Ceremonial Marchers History 8th & I Officer Housing, Parade Grounds, Admin Space Annex Enlisted Housing, Training, Parking, and Community-Marine Corps Shared Sports Field Established in 1801 Oldest Active Post in the Marine Corps Building 20 Enlisted Housing, Administrative, Fitness, Training, Food, and Service - Silent Drill Platoon - Body Bearers Washington Navy Yard Leased Facilities Marine Corps Institute Admin and Production - Color Guard - Drum & Bugle Corps Barracks in 1896 - U.S. Marine Band Marine Corps Institute - Education and training of Marines worldwide Marine Barracks and the Surrounding Community through Time - Sunset Parades on Tuesdays - Evening Parades on Fridays Barracks in 1908 1857 Boschke Map 1913 Baist Map 1988 USGS Aerial Photography 1949 USGS Aerial Photography 1999 District of Columbia Aerial Photography Barracks stables before officer quarters were built For more more information, please visit the project project website website at: www.sedistrictcimp.com www.sedistrictcimp.com Community In t egr a t e d Ma s t er Plan O VER VIEW What is the Community Integrated Master Plan (CIMP)? WHY? An evaluation of community-military development partnership opportunities Initial Driver - Unmet facility needs and security requirements at the Marine Barracks Potential Joint Community-Military Projects Bigger Picture: - Develop a plan that links Marine Corps and community needs - Seek approvals and funding in a comprehensive package Initial Study Area Marine Barracks Washington Heritage Museum Recreation/Fitness Facilities - Gym - Pool - Indoor/Outdoor Playing Fields Parking Meeting Space Community Service Facilities/Other Public Facilities Family Housing Modern Fire Station/Public Safety Center Educational Facilities Federal Child Development Center Potential sites for projects to be identified through the CIMP process For more more information, please visit the project project website website at: www.sedistrictcimp.com www.sedistrictcimp.com Community In t egr a t e d Ma s t er Plan PR OCE SS AND PAR TICIPATION Fall 2009 February 2010 Preliminary Data Gathering Workshop 1: Needs and Goals January - August 2010 January 27, 2010 Meetings, Interviews and Workshops Open House March 2010 Workshop 2: Potential Development Sites Fall - Winter 2010 Development of CIMP August 2010 April 2010 Charrette: CIMP Way Forward Workshop 3: CIMP Alternatives 2010 and Beyond May 2010 DC and Federal Approvals, Funding, and Implementation Workshop 4: CIMP Consensus Elements Your Input is Essential Provide written comments to help us understand your issues, concerns, and needs Participate in the four workshops and charrette Visit www.sedistrictcimp.com Engage other members of the community Recognizing that the community and Marine Barracks are linked in past and present, our goal is to use a coordinated planning process to create a win-win in meeting the development needs of the local community and Marine Corps. For more more information, please visit the project project website website at: www.sedistrictcimp.com www.sedistrictcimp.com 0 Source: Bing Maps, 2009 500 1,000 Feet 0 Source: Bing Maps, 2009 500 1,000 Feet IN YOUR OPINION… Community Integrated Master Plan Your opinions on the following are particularly of interest at this stage in the Community Integrated Master Plan process. You can provide your opinions on this form, at www.sedistrictcimp.com, or via U.S. Postal Service to the address on the back of this sheet. ***Please Print*** 1. List potential benefits and concerns you have regarding the Community Integrated Master Plan: Potential Benefits Concerns 2. How do you view the current relationship between the Marine Barracks and the community?     Excellent Good Marginal Poor 3. List the top three issues that you think that the Community Integrated Master Plan should address: a. b. c. 4. List the top three activities/uses/facilities that you would rather not see in the community: a. b. c. Over 5. A series of community workshops is planned to guide the Community Integrated Master Plan process. Please indicate your preference for the following: Workshop duration:       Other, please specify:   2 hours 4 hours 6 hours All day Workshop timing (mark as many as you would like):  Weekdays, between 8 AM and 11 AM  Weekdays, between 11PM and 2 PM  Weekdays, between 2 PM and 5 PM  Weekdays, after 6 PM  Weekdays, anytime between 8 AM and 9 PM  Saturday, 9 AM -12 PM  Sunday, 9 AM -12 PM  Other, please specify:    Workshop topics – what would be of most interest to you? (mark as many as you would like):  Community Integrated Master Plan goals and objectives  Infrastructure considerations (e.g., roads, utilities, parking)  Requirements/needs and wants  Development of potential alternatives  Community-military development partnering opportunities  Consensus building for preferred direction of the plan  Identification of potential project sites  Funding and implementation  Applicable case studies  Fostering Marine Corps youth/community members mentorship pogroms  Existing conditions and constraints  Other, please specify: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Name: Address: Email: Please give this form to one of the Marine Corps representatives here at the meeting or mail to: Capt. Lisa Lawrence Public Affairs Officer Marine Barracks Washington 8th and I Streets SE Washington, DC 20390 COMMENT SHEET Community Integrated Master Plan Thank you for providing your comments on the Community Integrated Master Plan. Comments may be submitted at the meeting, by visiting the project website at www.sedistrictcimp.com, or via U.S. Postal Service to the address below. Over for more space  ***Please Print*** Name: Address: Email: Please give this form to one of the Marine Corps representatives here at the meeting or mail to: Capt. Lisa Lawrence Public Affairs Officer Marine Barracks Washington 8th and I Streets SE Washington, DC 20390