NCPC STAFF VISITATIION TO DIRECTOR OF LOGISTICS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00244R000100040010-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 21, 1999
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: March 10, 1972
• Content Type: MFR

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10 March 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: NCPC Staff Visitation to Director of Logistics
1. Messrs. Edward Hromanik and David MacKinnon of NCPC staff met with
the Director of Logistics on Thursday, 9 March, concerning development of a
master plan for Headquarters as well as NCPC approval of the garage project.
2. It appears that the garage would be ready to be presented at the early
August meeting of NCPC or, alternatively, if NCPC does not hold an August meet-
ing, it would be presented at the early September meeting. Since Mr. Horne, who
gave Agency representatives a bad time regarding use of the George Washington
Memorial Parkway by Agency buses, has retired, Mr. Hromanik felt that we might
disregard the bus issue in the future.
3. The D/L pointed out that the DCI had desired to have everybody consolidated
on the Headquarters campus by 1980 and that our plan is premised on the availability
to us of the Scattergood-Thorne Tract.
4. Mr. Hromanik admitted that NCPC was using the garage project as a lever
to force preparation of a master plan. NCPC was mainly interested in problems of
access, total employment, availability of housing for low and moderate income
people (below $6, 000 and $6, 000 to $11, 500) within a distance of 45 minutes from
Headquarters. A master plan is the critical issue since it is a guide to overall
planning in which NCPC interests itself.
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7. It was indicated to Mr. Hromanik that the Agency would have further in-
house discussion on what the master plan required. We understood that, based on
a schedule of exhibits, we would go as far as we could in good conscience. Two
basic maps constituted the Master Plan: a Land Use Plan and a Development Plan.
These plans are to be used with overlays showin circulation kk 1 ndscaping,
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building shapes, etc.
8. Agency submission is to be prepared in two stages; i.e., a preliminary
master plan with an environmental impact statement, and a final plan for the
garage.
9. The D/L pointed out that Agency population figures were classified and
that we would probably call for an executive session of NCPC. Mr. Hromanik
said an executive session could be arranged if it were requested in writing and
justified. NCPC will wish to have a copy of the environmental impact statement
which the Agency would submit to the Council on Environmental Quality.
10. Meanwhile, the Building Planning Staff will stand down awaiting further
instructions from the Director of Logistics in the further preparation of a
master plan.
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Building Planning Staff, OL
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