Environmental Assessment for Shoreline Stabilization at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia
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The United States Air Force (Air Force), 1st Fighter Wing (1 FW) proposes to implement various methods to stabilize the shoreline at several locations along the Back River waterfront at Langley Air Force Base (AFB). This Environmental Assessment (EA) provides an analysis of the potential environmental consequences associated with the proposed action and the no action alternative, per the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (42 United States Code [USC] 4321 et seq.).
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This environmental assessment (EA) describes the potential environmental consequences resulting from a proposal to redesign and construct the LaSalle Gate complex at Langley AFB in order to comply with new Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection standards. Eleven resource categories received a thorough evaluation to identify potential impacts. Due to the action, adverse, but not significant impacts will be felt in land use, water, and wetlands resources. Minor and temporary impacts would be seen in air quality, biological resources, waste, and noise. The improvements at the LaSalle gate would greatly increase safety in the years to come. The action is expected to have no impacts on cultural resources, geology, and socioeconomics. No long term environmental consequences are anticipated.
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Author | : Langley Air Force Base (Va.) |
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Author | : United States. Air Force. Air Combat Command |
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Author | : Langley Air Force Base (Va.) |
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This environmental assessment (EA) describes the potential environmental consequences for the demolition of five facilities on Langley AFB, to include the LOX storage facility, LOX maintenance facility, small gas engine repair shop, greenhouse, and the security police operations building. Seven resource categories received a thorough evaluation to identify potential impacts. An increase to safety risks during demolition would be mitigated by employing standard safety procedures. Any noise associated with work at these sites would be temporary and localized. These actions would have the potential to disturb portions of various ERP sites; a waiver from ACC would be necessary, which would identify appropriate control measures. Some of the sites are located near archeological resources. In the event of an unexpected discovery, work would halt the and proper coordination procedures would be completed. These actions would be consistent with the Langley General Plan, and any transportation impacts resulting from increased traffic would be minor and temporary. Air Quality and Physical Resources would not be significantly affected by this action. No long term environmental consequences are anticipated.