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i Section 3(b), Documenting Land Use Controls, of the DoD Guidance on Land Use Controls [LUCs] Associated with Environmental Restoration Activities for Active Installations: "Because LUCs on active installations are not recorded in deeds, Components must use their own systems and processes for recording LUCs. The installation shall incorporate LUCs into the existing land use planning and management systems routinely used at the installation for planning and construction decisions. A combination of common mechanisms, discussed below, and other available tools should be used to effectively track and manage LUCs at the installation. (1) Geographic Information Systems (GIS)/Overlay Maps. Computerized maps can depict an installation's historic structures, wetlands, utility systems, and other information as layers for purposes of visual display and analysis. LUCs should be appropriately incorporated into these systems. (2) Installation Master Plan. The Installation Master Plan (sometimes called the Base Comprehensive Plan or General Plan) is used for land use and construction project planning. The installation should incorporate LUCs into appropriate sections of the Master Plan to allow for routine consideration of LUCs in making land use and planning decisions. If the Master Plan is GIS-based, a separate layer should be specifically created for LUC information. In addition, the LUC should be recorded on any installation plat. (3) Installation Offices. LUCs should also be filed with the installation offices that are responsible for managing the buildings and grounds, utility systems, and construction. The installation contract and real estate/real property offices should also have LUCs on file so that contracts and outgrants can reflect LUCs as appropriate." It is not clear whether the delineation of the IC area presented in the proposed Addendum to the Master Plan adequately addresses aspects of the above-referenced guidance such as "GIS/Overlay maps", "appropriate sections of the Master Plan", and "filed with the installation offices that are responsible for managing the buildings and grounds, utility systems, and construction." In the absence of survey data and a precise legal description for the IC area,these aspects of IC tracking within the Master Planning system must be demonstrated in the RAR. Please revise the Draft Final RAR for ICs to discuss these specific aspects of the tracking of the ICs for the South Balloon Area within the Base Master Plan. In addition, if survey data become available in the future (e.g., from development in the area)consider integrating the data with the IC description in the Master Plan. 2