Land Controls & Restrictions

Many sites have been declared “clean” by the DOD but are still not safe for people. This military installation is safe only with the following conditions in place: deed restrictions, fences, warning signs. see more » concrete berm around the controlled area. a deed restriction is documented in the parcel deed. a fence around controlled area, with or without gate. gate(s) and/or door(s) must be locked to prevent access and exposure to contaminants. a warning sign is in place surrounding the area a barrier, including but not limited to a paved surface or landfill cap, must be maintained in order to prevent exposure to contaminants, including vapor intrusion into an enclosed structure. notice to federal or state regulators, property owners, etc. before changes in land use or ownership. prohibit residential use in certain areas, unless prior written approval of the navy and lead regulatory agency is obtained. prohibits any use other than industrial in certain areas, unless prior written approval of the navy and lead regulatory agency is obtained. prohibits access, unless prior written approval of the navy and lead regulatory agency is obtained. no recreational use, including camping and overnight stays, are permitted in the area. prohibits disturbance of surface or subsurface soil due to invasive activities such as construction, unless prior written approval of the navy and lead regulatory agency is obtained. « see less