1. Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management Recent Successes 1 Environmental Remediation –Approximately $1B of environmental remediation remains for Army BRAC –Complex sites Regulator Concurrence –Promulgated changes to cleanup standards –Conflicts between regulators and DoD –Currently in formal dispute with EPA over cleanup at two installations Minimizing Restrictions on Future Property Use –Timely release of property from RCRA permits is a problem

2. Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management Army Conveyance Status 2 FY14 Property Conveyance Goal Status BRAC Conveyance at a Glance 224K of 296K (76%) Acres conveyed BRAC Property Conveyance Overview The Army excessed 296,424 acres in the five rounds of BRAC implemented to date. Of these, 224,101 acres have conveyed. Recent BRAC & Non-BRAC Excess Conveyances Conveyances completed. A total of 947 acres were conveyed since the previous report (Numbers rounded to the nearest acre). BRAC 2005: Active Component: 477 acres at Ft Monmouth, NJ. Reserve Component: None. Legacy BRAC: None. Non-BRAC Excess Installations: 470 acres at Indiana AAP, IN. RC Parcels : 82% (171 of 208) have been conveyed. 77% 90% 64% 52% 100% BRAC Round Total Excess Acres Total Acres Conveyed % Conveyed 200570,537 45,400 64 1995134,869 121,420 90 19932,665 100 199134,56326,62877 198853,79027,98852 Total296,424224,10176

3. Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management Challenges 3 Environmental Remediation –Approximately $1B of environmental remediation remains for Army BRAC –Complex sites Regulator Concurrence –Promulgated changes to cleanup standards –Conflicts between regulators and DoD –Currently in formal dispute with EPA over cleanup at two installations Minimizing Restrictions on Future Property Use –Timely release of property from RCRA permits is a problem