U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for Property Disposal, Job Corps Data Center, Austin, Texas
The Job Corps Data Center (JCDC) is located at 1627 Woodland Avenue, Austin, Texas 78741. The DOL proposes to dispose of the JCDC property totaling 1.23 acres located on the southeast corner of the intersection of North I-35 Frontage Road and Woodland Avenue through an excess property disposal process facilitated by the General Services Administration (GSA) for potential reuse. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts to the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – September 25, 2023, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “JCDC Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
Austin, Texas Environmental Assessment
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for the Water Line Replacement Project, Fort Simcoe Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center, White Swan, Washington
The Fort Simcoe Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center is located at 40 Abella Lane, White Swan, WA 98952. The DOL proposes to install 2,000 linear feet of new water line in open trenches, replace 8,600 linear feet of existing 4-inch pipe, and install well pump controls, gate valves, backflow prevention valves with meter boxes, and fire hydrants. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts on the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – 10/25/2022, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “Fort Simcoe Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
Fort Simcoe Environmental Assessment
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for Disposal and Reuse of Excess Property, Gary Job Corps Center, San Marcos, Texas
The Gary Job Corps Center is located at 2800 Airport Highway 21 East, San Marcos, TX 78667. The DOL proposes to dispose of two tracts totaling 244.91 acres on the east side of the San Marcos Regional Airport through an excess property disposal process facilitated by the General Services Administration (GSA) for potential reuse. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts to the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – August 29, 2022, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “Gary Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for Construction of a New Dormitory, Kittrell Job Corps Center, Kittrell, North Carolina
The Kittrell Job Corps Center is located at 1096 US Highway, #1 South, Kittrell, North Carolina 27544. The DOL proposes to construct a new 35,000 gross square feet, 156-bed dormitory and install associated utilities. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts to the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – August 29, 2022, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “Kittrell Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
Kittrell Environmental Assessment
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for Construction of a New Dormitory, Mingo Civilian Conservation Center, Puxico, Missouri
The Mingo Civilian Conservation Center is accessed from Spillway Road, which runs off Missouri State Highway T with a mailing address of 4253 State Highway T, Puxico, MO 63960. The DOL proposes to demolish a vacant dormitory and construct a new 13,736 square feet, 68-bed dormitory and install associated utilities. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts to the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – August 29, 2022, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “Mingo Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
Mingo Environmental Assessment
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Public Review Period for the Environmental Assessment for Construction of a New Cafeteria and Addition to the Gymnasium, Red Rock Job Corps Center, Lopez, Pennsylvania
The Red Rock Job Corps Center is located at Route 487 North, Lopez, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania 18628. The DOL proposes to construct a new 9,000-square-foot cafeteria building and a 6,000-square-foot addition on the existing gymnasium; two buildings associated with the former Benton Air Force Station radar facility would also be demolished. The DOL is gathering input from regulatory agencies and the public to consider any potential impacts to the natural and built environment. Please click below to access the draft EA for review.
Please provide all comments electronically by email no later than the comment closing date – August 29, 2022, at the following email address: DFAM.NOJC@dol.gov. When sending your comments via email, please place the following in the email subject line: “Red Rock Environmental Assessment – Public Comment.”
Red Rock Environmental Assessment