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Castle Point Recreation AreaTOWN OF WAPPINGER RE-CREATION COMM17TEE P0. BOX 324 20 MIDDiLEBUSH ROAD WAPPNGERS FALLS, N.Y. 12590-03,24 September 16, 1999 FROM: RALPH J. HOLT, CHAIRMAN CONSTANCE 0, SMITH Supervisor Telephone: (914) 297-0720 RE: PAYMENT TO RGH CONSTRUCTION FOR WORK AT CASTLE POINT During the early part of Summer, the landfill area at Castle Point was still being worked on and the area set aside for the playground equipment required extensive construction effort. Time now became a very important factor in having the Castle Point Park ready for the opening of our Summer Programs, We were able to acquire the services of RGH Construction and they agreed to conic in and perform the needed work and complete this effort in time for the opening of the park. The work was completed and Castle Point playground opened on schedule and we had a successful season. It is now time to pay the bill which is $2,783,74, This exceeds the amount of dollars we can contract for work without having three (3) estimates, We do feel however, that this was an emergency and we had to get the work completed. We request we be able to pay the vendor. The money to pay RGH Construction is covered in our budget A-7110.4. Thank you for your understanding. mbr 1 PAGGI & MARTIN Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 914-471-7898 914-471-0905(FAX) June 17, 1997 Dutchess County Department of Planning and Development 27 High Street Poughkeepsie, .New York 12.501 Attention: Laurie Johnson Contract Compliance Specialist 11�C4111 01;;SNdyy %sok ft Reference: 1994 Castlepoint Recreation Facility Project Dear Ms. Johnson: As per our pre -construction conference of Tuesday, June 17, 1997, please be advised that I have contacted the necessary people to coordinate the installation of the electric and telephone service to the Castlepoint Recreation site. have contacted Roger Hummeston of RGH Construction, Tom Eastwood of Central Hudson Gas & Electric, Roger Yensen of NYNEX, and Graham Foster, Town of Wappinger Highway Superintendent. They all indicated their willingness and immediate availability to do the work. With that in mind, I will ask Roger Hummeston and/or Graham Foster to contact Bob Ray of Central Hudson Gas & Electric at 897-6137 and Roger Yensen at 454-7713 48 hours prior to the date that they wish to start the work. Central Hudson and NYNEX will furnish the necessary cable and conduit at no cost to the Town, and will make themselves available to do their necessary work. am also asking Roger Hummeston to contact Dave Buckley of your Department at 486-3600 so that the appropriate inspections can be made. As requested, Dave would like to be on site the first or second day the project is going on. We also will make a final inspection of the project and write the necessary letters to your Department as soon as it is completed. Joseph E. Paggi Jr., EE. Ernst Martin, Jr,, PE., L.S. � printed an recycled paper Ms. Laurie Johnson - 2 - June 17, 1997 RE: Castlepoint Recreation By copy of this letter, I am notifying all interested parties and ask them to contact me if there are any further matters to discuss and/or coordinate. Very truly yours, Joseph E. Paggi, Jr., P. JEP:Iaw Enclosure: Sketch cc: Hon. Constance 0. Smith, Town Supervisor Hon. June Visconti, Councilperson Hon. Vincent Bettina, Councilperson Hon. Joseph Ruggerio, Councilperson Hon. Robert Valdati, Councilperson Graham Foster, Highway Superintendent w/enclosure Roger Hummeston, RGH Construction w/enclosure David Buckley, DC Dept of Planning & Development w/enc. Ann Buckley, Town Comptroller w/enclosure Peggy Roe, Secretary to Recreation Commission w/enclosure Tom Eastwood, Central Hudson Bob Ray, Central Hudson Roger Yensen, NYNEX Albert P. Roberts, Esq. TOWN OF WAPPINGER RECREATION COMM155ION CONSTANCE 0, SWTH P.J. BOX 324 SUPERVISOR 20 MIDDLEBUSH ROAD WAPPMERS FALLS, N.Y. 12590-0324 April 21, 1997 • 111 11 111 viio;�j 11;iw FROM: RALPH J. HOLT', CHAIRMAN RE: CASTLE POINT PLAYGROUND It has come to my attention that the landfill closing will be taking place during June, July and August. This time frame coincides with the Summer Playground program which this year runs from June 25th to August 12th. In light of the fact that there will be 45 trucks a day going into the park and the bulldozers working leveling the fill, we feel that for the children's safety that the park should be closed until the job is completed. If we do have to close the park, we will have to suggest to the parents that the children be registered for another park and as soon as it is safe we could move the children back to Castle Point, There should be no effect on the evening sessions of softball scheduled during that time frame. Please advise as soon as possible as the registration for the playgrounds is scheduled to take place starting May l2th. R.J.H. PAGGI & MARTIN Consulting Engineers &Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 914-471-7898 H E C� 3 — IN "�� E D 914471-0905 (FAX) ■ March 14, 1997 MAR 18 1997 Town Board ELAINE SNOWDEN Town of Wappinger TOWN CLERK P.O. Box 324 Wappingers Falls, New York 12590 Attention: Constance O. Smith, Supervisor Reference: Castlepoint Recreation Dear Board Members: On March 13, 1997, 1 attended a meeting at the Castlepoint Recreation Site regarding the construction of the electric service on the site. In attendance at the meeting were Graham Foster, Albert P. Roberts, Esq., Ralph Holt and Steve of the Recreation Commission, Joe Hetsle.r and Tom Eastwood of Central Hudson, and myself. After much deliberation, it was decided to provide service to the recreation parcel underground from an existing pole approximately 1,100 feet north of the site. The trench would be dug adjacent to the existing roadway approximately 24" off the edge of pavement. The ditch would be dug and backfilled by Graham Foster's crew, and the cable would be provided and laid by Central Hudson. Central Hudson will then place the transformer at the north side of the entry read to the park and from there the Town electricians could do their work. Mr. Foster and Central Hudson will be coordinating this work with the anticipation it will be done this Spring. With the certainty of the .electric service evident at this point in time, this /office will proceed with the design of the building. If there are any further questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact this office. Ver ruly yours seph E. Paggi, Jr., JEP:Iaw cc: Albert P. Roberts, Esq. Graham Foster Ralph Holt Tom Eastwood Joseph E Paggi, Jr., P.E. Ernst Martin, Jr., EE., L.S. printed on r ecyded paper p 97 15:21 FROM CENTRAL HUDSON BEACON PAGE.002 _NTRAL HUDSON +S & ELECTRIC CORPORATION 1 Geering Way, Fishkill, N.Y. 12524 89"711 February 3, 1997 Constance O. Smith Town of Wappingers Re: Castle Point Recreation Site , Dear Ms. Smith: As a fallow up to our phone conversation today, ! am proposing the following: The town provide the trench, sandpadding and backfill from Central Hudson pole #34287 ' (north of the park) to an agreed upon location in the park. Central Hudson would provide the primary cable, fiberglass box pad and transformer to serve the park. The distance from pale #34827 to the park is approximately 1245'. Under these conditions, there, would be no other charges from Central Hudson_ I will be available to meet with you or your representative to review these plans. Sincerely, Thomas Eastwood Supervisor of New BuSine Ss ; SBCYiCB5 • TOWN OF WAPPINGER RECREATION COMMITTEE P 0. BOX 324 20 MIDDLEBUSH ROAD WAPPMERS FALLS, N Y. 12590.0324 January 14, 1997 MEMO TO: SUPERVISOR CONNIE SMITH FROM: RALPH J. HOLT, CHAIRMAN RE: ELECTRIC AT CASTLE POINT CONSTANCE 0. SMITH SUPERVISOR As you know, the Town received a grant to provide electric power to the Castle Point recreation area. This grant was received in 1994 and we still have not been able to use this grant. Several letters have been sent to the D. C. Planning Board for extensions. We were told all clearances have not been obtained for Central Hudson to install additional poles along River Road and into the Castle Point Park. It seems we have been in this position for some time. Could we please obtain an official Town position on the hold up? Is there anything we can do to help? We hope that the Town will be able to use the grant and we could move forward with our plans for this park. As you also know, we have received approval from another grant to construct rest room facilities at this park. Obviously we don't want to lose that. Please provide us with some direction. `j R.J.H. mbr PAGGI & MARTIN Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 914-471-7 89 8 November 29, 1995 Dutchess County Planning and Development 27 High Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 Attention: Ms. Laurie Johnson Reference: Community Development Block Grant Castlepoint Recreation Site Town of Wappinger Dear Ms. Johnson: This letter is written to advise you of the status of the above referenced project. As per out previous correspondence (see our enclosed letter of September 25, 1995), the Town proposed to utilize the Block Grant funding to improve the Castlepoint Recreation Site as follows: I. Sewer and Water Facilities: 2. Water System Equipment: 3. Well Development & Quality Testing: 4. Extend Public Electric Service to Site: TOTAL $26,543.75 $ 1,595.25 $ 1,850.00 $ 3.531.6,2 $33,52062 The sewer and water facility installation was publicly bid and awarded to the low bidder, Blacktop Maintenance Corp. The water system equipment was informally bid and awarded to N & S Supply of Fishkill, Inc. (see enclosed award letter dated October 25, 1995). The well development and testing was informally bid and awarded to Boyd Artesian Well Co., Inc (see enclosed award letter dated October 25, 1995). The extension of electric service to the site can only be performed by Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp., the local public utility (see enclosed letter dated October 25, 1995). Joseph E. Paggi, Jr., P. E, Ernst Martin, Jr„ P.E., L.S. printed onrecycledpaper Ms. Laurie Johnson RE: CDBG - 2- November 29, 1995 The status of the above items is as follows: 1. Sewer and water facilities were completed by Blacktop Maintenance Corp., the low bidder, on June 12, 1995. All work was approved by this office, and approved vouchers were forwarded to the Town Comptroller for payment. 2. The water system equipment was delivered to the Town by N & S Supply, Inc., the low bidder. All work was approved by this office and approved vouchers were forwarded to the Town Comptroller for payment (see enclosed letter dated November 29, 1995). 3. The well development was perform by Boyd Artesian Well Co., Inc. on November 29, 1995. All work was approved by this office and approved vouchers were forwarded to the Town Comptroller for payment (see enclosed letter dated November 29, 1995). 4. The extension of electric service to the site has not been completed as of this date. The Town has a propposal from Central Hudson Gas & Electric, and has notified them to proceed with the work (see enclosed letter dated October 25, 1995). A -representative of Central Hudson Gas & Electric is in the process of finalizing construction plans and will provide the Town with a schedule in the near future. Since. the Town is diligently pursuing the completion of this item, we would ask that the applicable Block Grant monies be held by the County until the work can be accomplished. We will continue to keep you apprised of the status of this item. Ms. Laurie Johnson RE: CABG - 3 - November 29, 1995 If you should have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Very truly yours, (Peter J. Pa 6i PJP:Iaw Enclosure cc: Ann Buckley Town Board Peggy Roe PAGGI & MARTIN Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 914-471-7898 November 29, 1995 Town Comptroller Town of Wappinger P.Q. Box 324 Wappingers Falls, New York 12590 Attention: Ann Buckley Reference., Castlepoint Recreation Site Water System Equipment Purchase Community Development Block Grant (C.D.B.G.) Dear Ann: Enclosed please find a voucher from N & S Supply of Fishkill, Inc. for equipment for the above referenced site. According to Ms, Peggy Roe of the Recreation Department, the equipment has been delivered to the Town of Wappinger Recreation Facility at Monfort Road. Said equipment will be held in storage until it can be put into service at the Castlepoint site. All equipment complies with informal bids solicited for, and authorized by the Town of Wappinger. This office recommends that payment be made to N & S Supply of Fishkill, Inc. in the full voucher amount of $1,595.25. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at this office. Very truly yours, 'C6 Peter J. ag PJP:Iaw Enclosures cc: Laurie Johnson, D.C. Dept. of Planning Peggy Roe Town Board Joseph E. Paggi, Jr., P.E. 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I I I I I I I j�� � �Z.r•i �a��7 �� I I I I I I I i I � I ,stomer sa gnat r-: e ' _- _ -------,---,...I -- --,-- f -} I .-____,.._-' Rte --U— I / r lis signed ae been receipt acknowledges that the above merchandise delivered and/or received �n perfect Condition, r3rtprlS j Coils I - ---•,•---,,_ -- - Bundles s keels Packages _ ----------------------------- ---------- --_ ---,_-_--------------- PAGGI & MARTIN Consulting Engineers & Land Surveyors 54-56 Main Street Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 914-471-7898 November 29, 1995 Town Comptroller Town of Wappinger P.O. Box 324 Wappingers f=alls, New York 12590 Attention: Ann Buckley Reference:, Castlepoint Recreation Site Well Development and Quality Sampling Community Development Block Grant (C.D.B.G.) Dear Ann: Enclosed please find a voucher from Bo d Artesian Well Co., Inc. for work performed at the above referenced site. This office has reviewed all phases of the construction and find the work to be acceptable. All work complies with informal bids solicited for, and authorized by the Town of Wappinger. This office recommends that payment be made to Boyd Artesian Well Co., Inc. in the full voucher amount of $1,850.00. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at this office. Very tr y yours, .Peter J Pa g' PJP:Iaw Enclosures cc: Laurie Johnson, D.0 Peggy Roe Town Board Joseph E, Paggi,Jr.,P.E. Dept. of Planning F.rnstMartin, Jr., P,E„ L.S. �printed onrecycledpaper rm 11/91/1995 09:41 19142258428 TOWN OF *APPiNQER, NY R10, Box 324, Midd►ebush Road Wappit'tgets F10181 N.Y. 12590 PURCHASE ORDER & VOUCHER I- -I C AWANT's BOYD ARTESIAN WELL M, INC. NAMF AND RD #5 Route 52 ADDRESS Carmel, N.Y. 10512 L Attn: Henry Boyd TERMS BOYD ARTESIAN WELL C Purchase Order No. , p DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX Daeih YVUCher Fieeelyed FUND • APPROPRIATION AMOUNT q7-"/-.,.9 1,W. Y00 Dales ouantlty Deacripkm of Materials or senrieas PAGE 81 TOTAL �1 w Abstract 144, vendor's -- —� Ret. Na, Unit PAW Amount L1-29-95 Well development and quality testing at Castle Point Recreation Area 1850 04 L850 30 �i APPROVED BY TOWN BOARD AT MEETING 10/23/95 TOTAL 850 0 CLAIMANT'S 06ATIFICATION I Henry M. Boyd _I cer0ly that the above arxount In the amount of $18,59'.0 Is true and Correct; thal the items, services and tllshulsemenls pharged were rerxteled to of for the municipality on the dates sttated; that no par( has been paid Cr satlsflgd; shot taxes Irom which the munlgipaiity is exempt; are not ftivoed, and th the amount claimed Is act u Hy due. 11-30-95 President. Date 5;pnatura Title (Spans swerw for My IcWai use) APIPMOVAL FOR PAYMENT bCPAdTMFKT .kPPA0VAL This oialm is approved and ordered paid -om the apWaprlatlon Indicated. The at*ve services or materials nder or lurniahW to the municipality an the aeras ""t -:M go$ ere correct, IiI1V1191411P��Y1' _ --- le4��L �" DATE AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL DATE AUDITING BOARD 07/10/2000.RGM COUNCILMAN VALDATI moved to authorize Supervisor Smith to send a letter to EFC and inform them we will use the funds to pay down the existing debt. Seconded by Mr. Ruggiero Motion Unanimously Carried The last report concerns the Wappinger Sewer Transmission/Treatment Improvement Phase 3A/Contract No. 2. On behalf of the Town of Wappinger, Mr. DelBene submitted Contract Plans and Specs for the above referenced project to NY Environmental Facilities Corp. in Albany NY, Also attached for their review and approval were: 1. Contract Plans dated June 2000 (two copies). 2. Contract Specification dated June 2000 (two copies). 3. Engineer's Certification of Technical Requirements for Construction Contract Documents (two copies). COUNCILMAN RUGGIERO moved to accept the correspondence and place it on file. Seconded by Mr. Bettina Motion Unanimously Carried Next is to approve $6,200 to Chazen Environmental Services for professional services for Greystone Properties. COUNCILMAN RUGGIERO moved to approve $6,200 to Chazen Environmental Services for professional services for Greystone Properties. Seconded by Mr. Bettina Motion Unanimously Carried WORKSHOP DISCUSSION • RECREATION Ralph Holt Re: Castle Point, As a result of the study of Castle Point Park by Conrad Geoscience Corp. the following recommendation have been made to the Town. 1. Move the children's play area from the southwest corner to the northwest corner providing additional distance from the landfill exhaust pipe. 2. Fence in the entire landfill area with a suitable fence that portrays the message, "stay out of the fenced area". The findings of the gas leakage coming as late as it has, gives us an immediate problem. Our summer program is underway and we have 51 children signed up at the camp site daily. Recreation would recommend we do the following: 1. Make ready the playground site in the northwest section of the park. This would require some bulldozer work to level a section of the ground 35' by 6 07/10/2000.RGM 120' so the playground equipment can be installed (slide, swings, monkeybars and basketball hoop). RGH Construction is providing an estimate for this piece of work. The bulldozer effort performed will provide an 8" to 10" in depth area. After the equipment is secured, we will need 100 ton of pea gravel to fill the bulldozed trench. (This is to meet safety requirements). Estimate: $4,200.00 2. Installation of the equipment will be accomplished by Miracle Recreation and our own maintenance people. Estimate: -0- 3. The next step would be to put in place a single basketball hoop and a sufficient area for the children to shoot baskets. This will require some item 4 and on top of this some blacktop. Estimate: $1,000.00 4. To finish the playground area we feel a fence from the front gate to a point past the pavilion should be put in place, keeping the children from wandering onto the road. We estimate 300'. Estimate: $1,800.00 The total cost estimate is $7,000.00. Mr. Holt feels that the work can be accomplished with little or no effect on the summer program. It can also be completed in one (1) week time which would provide a new safe and upgraded playground area. We have $2,000.00 in our plan for Castle Point work. We would need an additional $5,000.00. Discussion followed. COUNCILMAN VALDATI moved to approve $7,000.00 for the purpose of moving the children's play area, installing a basketball hoop and installation of fencing. Seconded by Mr. Ruggiero Motion Unanimously Carried COUNCILMAN VALDATI moved to authorize $5,000.00 of cost to come out of Parkland Trust. Seconded by Mr. Ruggiero Motion Unanimously Carried 0 HIGHWAY Mr. Foster was asked to prepare an additional paving plan for roads in need of paving. Highway does not have sufficient funds in their budget to pave. 1. Ketchamtown Road 10032 22 2900 2. Stonykill Road 5016 23 1500 3. Alpert Drive 2904 28 800 4. Tor Road (partial) 1320 28 500 5. Sylvia Drive 1056 25 350 6. Sarah Drive 264 25 90 7. Granger Place 528 30 200 & Rich Drive 528 25 200 6 C.'IE N.ERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION ,,'"-7-- 'UTILIZATION AND DISPOSAL SERVICF R qu Z'o) z 2 30 Church Street New T'04, New Yo)-k 70007 tl rw August 1, 1966 IN REPLY REFER TO: 2UR Town Clerk Town of Chelsea Dutchess County New York SUBJECT: V. A. Hospital Reservation (Portion) Castle Point, Dutchess County New York v -NY -454-E The above property has been determined to be surplus Government property and is now available for disposal in accordance with the attached notice. it is requested that you advise this office, within the time specified in the notice, whether the Town of Chelsea has an interest in the acquisition of this property. RECEIVED AUG 2 1966 [LAINE fl, SNOWDEN Sincerely yours, Albert Wilson Chief, Real Property Division (,el) Fi-redom M, row, Future Wdh 1-7.SSrct; �r,,c` Bonds n 'OTiCCE OF SURPLUS DETERMINATION- GOV l�iMiT PROPERTY AUGUST 1_1966 (L)ate) VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 'HOSPITAL l EFEAVXKION (PORTION CASTLE POKNT, DTJx{:MESSCOUN..1 NEW YORK Location) ..�,.,..M..- Not ice in hereby given that the above property hna boon determined to be surplus Government property: I xt consists of approximately 49.2 acres of laud in fee, located in the northerly and north central sections of the Reservation, There are no improvements. The property i.e offered swab ject to the following., a) The l.snd shall not be used for heavy industrial or any developmortr from which obnoxious odors, in.dustri.al waste or excessive noise might eminate or for any purposes which will, in the judgment of the Ad- ministrator of Veterans Affairs or hire designate interfere with the care and treatment of patients in the Castle Point, New York Veterans Administration Hospital, b) The Veterans Administration retains property rights in and easements for talli.ty lines trRver^sing the excess area, together with access thereto #+.?:r maintenance, repair, operation and replacement. This property is surplus property available for disposal purstian.t to the provisions of the Federal. Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (40 U.S.C. 471 et seq.) and applicable regulations. The applicable regulations provide that public agencies (non -Federal) shall be allowed a reasonable period of time to develop a comprehensive and coordinated plan of use and procurement Noir w rplus areal, property in which they may be interested. disposal of this paroperty, or portions thereof, may be mane to public agencies for the public uses stated below whenever the Govern- ment has determined that the property is available for such users and that disppcal thereof is authorized by the statutes cited and applicable regulations: STATUTE 'T„�'il?l OF DISPOSAL . 50 U.S.C. App. 1622(h) F"bl.ic park, arecreational. #res or histr,-4c monument. 40 U.S.C. 484(k) (1) (A)* Schools, classrooms, or other educat:i.o,­11 purposesA 40 U.S.C. 484(k) (l) (P'': Protection of public heal.trh,in.cludi.ng research. 40 U.S.C. &-94(e) (3) (H) Negotiated sales to public bodies for use for public purposes generally. *Any aaprr,>val by the Department of Beal th, I d>,r.cntion nttd Welfare of an appl —ration to W'quir.4l the property for educational or public health purposes does not; con- stitute final authori{a.tivta of the transaction. The General Services Administration (oar the disposal agency d"i.gnnted by GSA) will. do(4ide whether to assign the property to tite pepartment Of tl.eRlth, Education and welfare for sa.tbnequenf- transfer for such purposes* If any public agency degires to develop a compr.ebeinsi.ve and coordinated plan Of use and procureEnent for this property, notice thereof in writhing must be. filed with General, Services Administration, Utilization a*td Disposal Service, Real Property Division, 30 Church Street, New York, New York 10007 before 2 ply# EASTERN ERN PAYLIGIiT SAVING Ti�iF, MONDAY,,.AUGUST ETST 22, 1966 ._r. (Time) � � (day) �(i)aate) Such notice shall: 1. Di_eclose the contemplated use of the property; 2« COntaiaa a ci.ta.ti,on Of tiae applicable statute or statutes under which the public agency desires to procure the property; 3, Disclose the nature of the interest if an interest lens than :Cee title to tite property is contempl,atecl; G. State the length of time reg"tr psi to develop end submit a comr't ebens lve and coordinated plan of Lane and procurement for the property (where a payment to t l: �,'overrnment is required ander the statute, include a stat_emetrt as to whether funds erre available and, if not, the period required to obtain funds); and 5. Give the reason for the time rer;+tired to develop and submit a plata. Any Plarrrting fOr an educational am a p>.ibli.c her,01-11 wise of property sought to be acquired rattbJect to a public benefit allowtnce must 1~e cobr{,l In.at ecl ~r�ti:t ii the I)cra.r!tment: of Uea.lt=h, Education and lrel.farc, 42 llroxi!T­97, jd�-wr York, New York �itOt)r, txtstn,r-,r.cttons for the prPpnration and nrzlatni,ssion of an application may be Obtai-nnd from tla'[ office. AVpli.r_atr.ion forms or is:,st:ructions to gcq.Oxe property for all. other public use requirements may be obt;atned from General Services Ad-. nalnis zatiTo 30 G aura la 5tree:t, New �orlc, jLr York 10007. Upon r -F rCeirt of such written noti.CO-, the p'!IbItc Acen'-Y Trill be promptly informed.. concerning the period of time that. Emla!, be allowed to ra­;nlop a and coordinated plan of Lase and procu remont- for t1in_ prupertv., Stich a r rn of use will be tate basin for >' UbsegUe"t: deterrminhtaton by the Covernment its to whether the � propsarrt_v, is available (Or the prsapnsed t.tse end, rli.npergalk thereof is a?sthoariTend by applicable statutes and rregttl_atj,},na r In the absence of notch writtnn ta.otj. e, orr in Clea event a ;ar.ablic Use 1-F rR��a�za.l it; not Rpparoved, the aeegulf.tion.s i.nn"ed Pursuant w.ca Autlacarity contained t F'�!deral Property araad Administrative aervi.c!es Act; of 1949, provide for the property for [tale for its highest and hest use,