Display # 5101520253050100All # Web Link Hits 1      Arkansas Aeroplex The Arkansas Aeroplex is a multi-modal transportation facility located in northeastern Arkansas. The Aeroplex is located in Blytheville, Arkansas on Interstate 55 between St. Louis and Memphis. The Arkansas Aeroplex resides on the grounds of the former Eaker Air Force Base. The base closed in 1992 and has re-opened as a general aviation/commercial airport and industrial park. 1442 2      Bluegrass Station (formerly Lexington AD) Bluegrass Station, once called the Lexington Signal Depot, almost fell victim to the military base closures of the 1980's, but the state agreed to take over its operation in 1994. Since then, the state has marketed the facility as a site for light industry. 1157 3      Castle Joint Power Authority (formerly Castle AFB) 1316 4      Cumberland Valley Business Park (formerly Letterkenny AD) Letterkenny Business was formerly part of the Letterkenny Army Depot. In 1995 the Federal Base Realignment and Closure Commission downsized the Army Depot. The community received 1200 acres of land, buildings, and utilities to be developed as a Business Park. 1225 5      England Industial Airpark and Community (formerly England AFB) England Industrial Airpark and Community, located northwest of Alexandria, La. traces its beginnings back to 1939, when it served as an emergency airstrip for Esler Field, the regional airport serving the Central Louisiana area. However, as the possibility of war in Europe increased, the Army Air Corps leased the facility from the city of Alexandria. The airfield was named Alexandria Army Air Base. 2276 6      Fort Ord Reuse Authority The Fort Ord Reuse Authority is responsible for the planning, financing, and implementation of the conversion of the former Fort Ord to civilian activities. The approved Base Reuse Plan calls for significant commercial economic development, supportive housing, visitor serving facilities, and related institutional activities to replace the contribution to the local economy of the 15,000 soldiers and thousands of civilian employees when Fort Ord was active. Nearly two-thirds of the former base will be preserved and maintained as habitat for endangered species and recreational open space. 1531 7      Grissom Aeroplex (formerly Grissom AFB) The Miami County Economic Development Authority (MCEDA) is the primary economic and community development organization for Miami County, Indiana. Miami County consists of several small communities and the county seat of Peru, Indiana. MCEDA is a unique partnership of private enterprise and government working as one for the prosperity of North Central Indiana. Our purpose is to coordinate local efforts to attract jobs and new business investment, provide assistance to existing businesses to foster growth and retention, and assist in efforts to sustain and improve the quality of life for Miami County citizens. 1513 8      Jo-Carroll Local Redevelopment Authority (formerly Savanna AD) The Jo-Carroll Depot Local Redevelopment Authority (LRA) is he community's point of contact during the reuse and redevelopment process. As we seek economic development at the Savanna Army Depot, the LRA shall manage, market, and promote early and long-term job creation and land utilization. Our goal is to provide economic growth, quality employment, and improve property values in consideration of the surrounding environment for Carroll and Jo Daviess Counties in northwestern Illinois. 1346 9      Loring Commerce Center (formerly Loring AFB) Loring Commerce Centre, once the Loring Air Force Base, has evolved into a busy commercial, industrial and aviation park that is home to over 20 new employers with more than 1,300 diligent, trustworthy, and highly-qualified employees. With over 3,800 acres of fully-serviced commercial, industrial and aviation development sites in addition to numerous existing modern and practical buildings in a spacious, campus-like setting, Loring provides an excellent solution for your business real estate needs at a very reasonable cost. 3052 10      Lowry (formerly Lowry AFB) Once a working Air Force base in Denver, Colorado, Lowry transformed into a forward-thinking, mixed-use community. The idea behind Lowry was to take an existing urban area, give it new life and avoid adding to the problem of urban sprawl. That dream is now a reality. In fact, Lowry has been so successful that it received the Governor's Award for Smart Growth and has become a model community for urban-infill projects across the country. 1601 11      March Joint Powers Authority Located within the western Riverside County region of Southern California, March Air Force Base (AFB) encompassed approximately 6,500 acres straddling Interstate 215 (Highway 395) just south of Highway 60. March AFB was first established as a military installation in 1918, and has operated almost continually since. In July, 1993, March AFB was selected to be realigned, and subsequently converted from an active duty base to a Reserve Base, effective April 1, 1996. The decision to realign March AFB resulted in approximately 4,400 acres of property and facilities being declared surplus and available for disposal actions, as well as joint use of the airfield. 1310 12      McClellan Park (formerly McClellan AFB) Transforming the former McClellan Air Force Base into California's Unique Corporate Community brings several assets to California's largest master planned community. The partnership that makes up McClellan Park, LLC provides a strong background in commercial real estate development, a dedication to producing only the highest quality product, and a responsiveness to the market. McClellan Park provides Sacramento with yet another great local amenity. 3006 13      McClellan, a planned community (formerly Fort McClellan) 2142 14      Pease Development Authority (formerly Pease AFB) The first major installation slated for closure on the list was 35-year-old Pease Air Force Base (AFB), New Hampshire, "primarily due to quality and availability of facilities, and because of excess capacity within the category" of Strategic Air Command (SAC) bomber bases. The Commission's recommendations were approved January 5, 1989, in accordance with the Base Closure and Realignment Act (Public Law 100-526). 1143 15      Pennisula at Bayonne Harbor (formerly Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal) The Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor is a visionary plan to transform the former Military Ocean Terminal (MOTBY) into a vibrant, mixed-use waterfront community. Award-winning plans for The Peninsula call for the creation of six different, yet integrated districts consisting of residential, commercial, entertainment and recreational space as well as marinas, ferry service and more than two miles of waterfront walkway. With a choice location in New York Harbor and stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline, development of the 430-acre tract promises to be the most significant urban waterfront development in the New York/New Jersey region since the build-out of Battery Park City in New York and the Gold Coast waterfront communities of Hoboken, Weehawken, and Jersey city in New Jersey. 1290 16      Plattsburgh Airbase Redevelopment Corp. (formerly Plattsburgh AFB) PARC (the Plattsburgh Airbase Redevelopment Corp.) was created in 1995 to manage the redevelopment of the base, a 5,000-acre facility located adjacent to Lake Champlain. As the beneficiary of assets that included some of the finest aviation and multi-modal facilities in the United States, PARC spearheaded the economic resurgence of New York's Champlain Valley region. Over the past decade, more than 60 tenants in aerospace and rail transportation and in composites, market research, manufacturing, warehousing, high tech engineering, pharmaceuticals, health care, and varied other fields discovered the meaning behind our motto, "the PARC Advantage." Thirteen years after closure, the former base is home to businesses, nonprofits, residential neighborhoods, community college facilities, and the new international airport. Indeed, once reuse reaches completion, PARC will have placed over $100 million of ratables on local tax rolls. 1217 17      Red River Commerce Park (formerly Red River AD) The Red River Commerce Park was developed by the Red River Redevelopment Authority to create a sound economic development program for Bowie County, Texas. The 765 acres, formerly part of Red River Army Depot is ideally suited for conducting business activities within a community setting and established industrial framework.Our vision is to become a self-supporting regional asset that creates quality job opportunities and a healthy economic environment. 3199 18      Reese Technology Center (formerly Reese AFB) In 1995 word reached the Lubbock community that Reese Air Force Base was on the Pentagon’s hit list for base closures. In spite of much opposition from community members and leaders alike, the base closure was announced for September 30, 1997. Thankfully, local officials had not been sitting idly by, they were prepared. The Lubbock Reese Redevelopment Committee (LRRC) was created in 1995, just two weeks after the base was recommended to be closed. 1309 19      Rickenbacker Port Authority (formerly Rickenbacker AFB) 1897 20      Sawyer International Airport (formerly K.I. Sawyer AFB) Sawyer International Airport is located in the heart of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan between the cities of Marquette and Gwinn at the location of the former K.I. Sawyer Air Force Base. We welcome all inquiries regarding air transportation and business development, and are pleased to be considered a Renaissance Zone, with economic incentives to offer any growing, relocating and expanding operations interested in our aviation assets. 1343 «StartPrev12NextEnd» Page 1 of 2