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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Department of the Army

32 CFR Part 552, Subpart M

 

Land Use Policy for Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center, and Camp 
Bonneville, WA

AGENCY: Department of the Army, I Corps and Fort Lewis, DOD.

ACTION: Interim rule.

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SUMMARY: This action establishes 32 CFR part 552, Subpart M, Land Use 
Policy for Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center, and Camp Bonneville and 
authenticates Fort Lewis Regulation 350-33. Uninterrupted military use 
of training areas is vital to the maintenance of U.S. and Allied Armed 
Forces combat readiness. In addition, maneuver training areas may be 
dangerous to persons entering without warning provided during training 
scheduling or use permit processing.

DATES: This rule is effective July 7, 1994. However, written comments 
will continue to be received until September 6, 1994.

ADDRESSES: Headquarters, I Corps and Fort Lewis, ATTN: Range Officer, 
AZFH-PTM-R, Fort Lewis, Washington 98433-5000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Ms. Virginia Lanoue or A.J. Weller, (206) 967-6165/6371.

Executive Order 12291

    This rule has been classified as nonmajor.

Regulatory Flexibility Act

    This rule has been reviewed with regard to the requirements of the 
Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980. This interim rule does not have a 
significant impact on small entities.

Paperwork Reduction Act

    This rule does not contain new reporting or recordkeeping 
requirements subject to approval by the Office of Management and Budget 
under the requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 (44 
U.S.C. 3507).

List of Subjects in 32 CFR Part 552, Subpart M

    Military personnel, Government employees, Land use.
Kenneth L. Denton,
Army Federal Register Liaison Officer.

    Accordingly, subpart M to 32 CFR part 552 is added to read as 
follows:
Subpart M--Land Use Policy for Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center, and 
Camp Bonneville
Sec.
552.160  Purpose.
552.161  References.
552.162  Abbreviations.
552.163  Applicability.
552.164  General.
552.165  Responsibilities.
552.166  Recreational use.
552.167  Activities.
552.168  Fort Lewis Area Access Office.
552.169  Yakima Training Center Area Access Office.
552.170  Camp Bonneville Area Access Office.
552.171  Compatible Use.
552.172  Violations.

Appendix A--DPCA Recreational Areas in Training Areas
Appendix B--Non-Permit Access Routes
Appendix C--Authorized Activities for Maneuver Training Area Access
Appendix D--Unauthorized Activities in Maneuver Training Areas
Appendix E--References
Appendix F--Abbreviations

    Authority: 16 USC 470, 1531-1543; 18 USC 1382; 50 USC 797.


Sec. 552.160  Purpose.

    (a) This subpart establishes procedures for entry to maneuver 
training areas at Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center (YTC), and Camp 
Bonneville. Procedures for other sub-installations to Fort Lewis will 
be developed by the Commanders of those installations.
    (b) Uninterrupted military use of training areas is vital to the 
maintenance of US and Allied Armed Forces combat readiness. In 
addition, maneuver training areas may be dangerous to persons entering 
without warnings provided during training scheduling or use permit 
processing.


Sec. 552.161  References.

    See Appendix E to this subpart.


Sec. 552.162  Abbreviations.

    See Appendix F to this subpart.


Sec. 552.163  Applicability.

    (a) This subpart is applicable to all military and civilian users 
of the range complexes at Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center, and Camp 
Bonneville.
    (b) This subpart governs all use of the Fort Lewis, Yakima Training 
Center and Camp Bonneville Military Reservations outside cantonment 
areas, housing areas, and recreational sites controlled by the Director 
of Personnel and Community Activities (DPCA). These areas are 
designated on the Fort Lewis, Yakima Training Center and Camp 
Bonneville Military Installation Maps as Impact Areas and lettered or 
numbered Training Areas (TAs), and comprise the range complexes for 
each Installation.


Sec. 552.164  General.

    (a) Military training. Use of the Fort Lewis, Yakima Training 
Center, and Camp Bonneville range complexes for military training is 
governed by FL Regs 350-30, 350-31, and 350-32. Scheduling is per FL 
Policy Statement 350-2. Military training always has priority.
    (b) Hunting. Hunting, fishing, and trapping on the range complexes 
are governed by FL Reg 215-1 and the Yakima Training Center Hunting 
Letter of Intent (LOI).
    (c) Fund raising. Fund raising events for non-profit private 
organizations not affiliated with the Army or Fort Lewis per AR 210-1 
require a Corps of Engineers Real Estate Agreement. Requests for fund-
raisers by such non-profit organizations, to be conducted on the Fort 
Lewis range complex, will be sent to the Director of Plans, Training, 
and Mobilization (DPTM) Range Division of preparation of a DPTM 
staffing document. The document will be circulated for comment to 
Director of Personnel and Community Activities (DPCA), Staff Judge 
Advocate (SJA), Public Affairs Officer (PAO), and Director of 
Engineering and Housing (DEH). If the event can be supported, DPTM will 
advise the organization to contact the Director of Engineering and 
Housing Real Property Branch. Requests for such activities at Yakima 
Training Center will be sent to the Yakima Training Center Commander 
for review and processing. For Camp Bonneville, the entry point is the 
Vancouver Barracks Commander. Corps of Engineers Real Estate Agreements 
require up to 8 months to process, and includes payment of a $375.00 
minimum administrative fee, with actual costs determined on a case by 
case basis. Requests for fundraisers in the cantonment area by private 
organizations are processed per AR 210-1 by the Director of Personnel 
and Community Activities (DPCA).
    (d) Commercial use. Individuals or organizations using the range 
complex for profit-generating activities must possess a Corps of 
Engineers Real Estate Agreement. As stated above, these agreements 
require up to 8 months to process and include a minimum administrative 
fee of $375.00, with actual costs determined on a case by case basis. 
Entry point for these agreements is the DEH Real Property Branch. 
Profit-generating activities include collection of fees for services 
performed on the range complex, or selling materials collected from the 
range complex. Real Estate Agreement holders must check into the range 
complex daily by calling or coming to Area Access.
    (e) Installation service and maintenance. Department of Defense 
(DoD) and contractor personnel on official business are authorized on 
the range complex per Appendix C to this subpart. Access to hazard 
areas for such personnel is governed by the appropriate Installation 
Range Regulations.
    (f) Non-DoD personnel in transit. Individuals in transit across 
Fort Lewis on State or County maintained roads, or roads designated for 
public access by the Installation Commander, require no special 
permits. See Appendix B to this subpart. This measure does not apply at 
Yakima Training Center or Camp Bonneville.
    (g) Alcoholic Beverages. No alcoholic beverages may be consumed on 
the range complexes except as authorized per FL Reg 210-1.
    (h) Failure to comply. Persons entering the Fort Lewis, Yakima 
Training Center, or Camp Bonneville range complex without permit or 
scheduling, which constitute the consent of the Commanding Officer or 
his designated representative, are in violation of this regulation and 
trespassing on a controlled access Federal Reservation. Offenders may 
be cited by Military Police and may be subjected to administrative 
action or punishment under either the Uniform Code of Military Justice 
UCMJ) or Title 18 US Code Section 1382, or Title 50 U.S. Code Section 
797, as appropriate to each individual's status. Administrative action 
may include suspension or loss of recreational privileges, or permanent 
expulsion from the Military Reservations.


Sec. 552.165  Responsibilities.

    (a) Commander, Yakima Training Center:
    (1) Schedule the Yakima Training Center range complex per FL Reg 
350-31 and FL PS 350-2.
    (2) Process requests for non-military, non-commercial use per 
Sec. 552.166.
    (b) Commander, Vancouver Barracks:
    (1) Schedule the Camp Bonneville range complex per FL Reg 350-32 
and FL PS 350-2.
    (2) Process requests for non-military, non-commercial use per 
Paragraph 6c.
    (c) Fort Lewis DPTM.
    (1) Schedule the Fort Lewis range complex per FL Reg 350-30 and FL 
PS 350-2, including allocation of and for recreational use.
    (2) Operate the Fort Lewis Area Access Section.
    (3) Respond to DEH coordination on timber sales and other 
commercial use of the range complex.
    (d) Law Enforcement Agency (LEC). Provide law enforcement and game 
warden patrols on the range complexes.
    (e) Director of Engineering and Housing (DEH).
    (1) Coordinate with DPTM and the appropriate Sub-Installation 
Commander on Real Estate Agreements, timber sales, wildlife management, 
construction, forest management, Installation Training Area Management 
(ITAM), and other DEH or Corps of Engineers managed actions occurring 
on the range complex
    (2) Ensure that Real Estate Agreement holders are required to 
notify Fort Lewis Area Access, YTC DPCA, or Camp Bonneville Range 
Control, as appropriate, of range complex entry.
    (f) DPCA. With DEH, manage Installation hunting, fishing, and 
trapping programs. Manage picnic and recreation sites located in the 
Fort Lewis range complex, as listed in Appendix A to this part. Advise 
DPTM on private organizations requesting use of the Fort Lewis range 
complex for fundraisers.
    (g) Public Affairs Office (PAO).
    (1) Act as interface to resolve community relations issues related 
to land use.
    (2) Coordinate equipment and special assistance requests per 
Sec. 552.165, and advise DPTM or the appropriate Sub-Installation 
Commander if permit requirements have been waived by the Command Group 
for a particular event or activity.
    (3) Inform DPTM or the appropriate Sub-Installation Commander of 
public response to policy execution.


Sec. 552.166  Recreational use.

    (a) Fort Lewis:
    (1) Individuals or organizations, military or civilian, desiring 
access to the Fort Lewis range complex for recreation must obtain a 
Fort Lewis Area Access permit, composed of HFL Form 652 and HFL Form 
653. Exceptions are outlined below.
    (2) Exception 1: DoD ID card holders enroute to or using DPCA 
recreational areas listed in Appendix A to this subpart need no permit 
other than the ID card. However, travel to and from DPCA areas is 
restricted to the most direct paved or improved two lane roads. DoD 
personnel participating in non-commercial recreational activities 
listed in Appendix C to this subpart must have an Area Access permit.
    (3) Exception 2: Organizations or groups whose activity requires 
advanced commitment of a specific site or area, such as Scout 
Camporees, seasonal or one-time regional meets, and so on, must apply 
to the Fort Lewis DPTM, ATTN: Range Division, in writing. At least 30 
days are required to process these requests. If the requested use is 
allowable and an appropriate area is available, DPTM may approve the 
request. Groups with approved land commitments will be scheduled onto 
the Range Complex using HFL 473. Actual commitments of land will not be 
made until after the Quarterly Range Scheduling Conference that covers 
the time period in question. Groups who need military equipment or 
other special support from Fort Lewis must apply in writing directly to 
the I Corps Public Affairs Office (PAO).
    (b) Yakima Training Center: Access to the Yakima Training Center 
range complex for recreation requires application in writing to the 
Commander, Yakima Training Center, Yakima WA 98901-9399. Camping is 
normally not permitted on Yakima Training Center. Exceptions may be 
granted by the Yakima Training Center Commander for special events.
    (c) Camp Bonneville: Access to the Camp Bonneville range complex 
for recreation requires a call to Range Control, telephone (206) 892-
5800, the day before or the day of the activity. Access will be 
permitted if no military maneuver or live fire training is scheduled 
for the day requested.


Sec. 552.167  Activities.

    (a) Authorized activities are listed in Appendix C to this subpart.
    (b) Prohibited activities are listed in Appendix D to this subpart.


Sec. 552.168  Fort Lewis area access office.

    (a) DPTM Range Division operates the Area Access Section to issue 
permits and grant non-training access to the range complex.
    (b) Area Access is located in Range Control, Building T-6127, 19th 
and Tacoma Streets, Main Post Fort Lewis. Telephone numbers are (206) 
967-4686/6277. Fax extension is 967-4520. E-mail is ``rangeflw.'' 
Business hours vary dependent on personnel fill, and are available by 
calling the above numbers.
    (c) Individuals desiring access for authorized activities must 
register in person at Area Access during business hours. Minimum age is 
18 years, except for active duty military personnel. Persons under 18 
years of age must be sponsored and accompanied by a parent or legal 
guardian. Individual registration requires:
    (1) Picture ID.
    (2) Address and telephone number.
    (3) Vehicle identification and license number, if a vehicle is to 
be brought on post.
    (4) Names and ages of minor family members who will accompany a 
sponsor or permit holder.
    (5) Liability release signature.
    (6) Certification that intended activities are on the authorized 
list and are not for profit or fund-raising. Persons who submit false 
certificates are subject to prosecution in Federal Court under Title 
18, United States Code, Section 1001, and the provisions of 
Sec. 552.165 of this subpart.
    (d) A wallet-sized permit (HFL Form 653) and a vehicle pass (HFL 
Form 652) will be issued to each person authorized access. The permit 
is not transferable. Entry to the Fort Lewis range complex without the 
permit is prohibited.
    (e) A collective permit will be issued to an organization desiring 
to conduct a one-time group event not tied to a specific area or site, 
maximum length 3 days. The group leader must register in person at the 
Area Access Office and must be 21 years of age or older except for 
active duty military personnel.
    (1) Group registration requires the information listed for 
individual permits above for the group leader(s), plus a list of names 
of all persons in the group.
    (2) Group permits require that all members of the group be with the 
leader throughout the event. If the group plans to separate while on 
Fort Lewis, sub-group leaders must be appointed and must obtain 
separate group permits. The group leader permit is not transferable.
    (3) Events requiring commitment of land must be processed per 
Sec. 552.166.
    (f) Aside from the land commitment coordination time requirement in 
Sec. 552.166, there is no deadline for permit application. Permits for 
authorized activities that do not require commitment of land may be 
obtained on the day of the event.
    (g) Group event permits for specialized one-time activities are 
valid for the duration of the event, not to exceed 3 days. Individuals 
activities permits are valid for one year. When a permit expires, the 
holder must re-register to renew privileges, and a new permit will be 
issued.
    (h) Access hours are 30 minutes after daylight to 30 minutes before 
dark, except for authorized overnight activities and as outlined in FL 
Reg 215-1.
    (i) All permit holders must check in with Area Access, either 
telephonically or in person, no earlier than 0800 the day prior to the 
event. It is the responsibility of each permit holder to inform a 
friend or relative of the area being used, the estimated time of 
return, and the vehicle being used.
    (j) Except when land commitment has been coordinated and approved, 
Area Access will determine when called for entry whether the area 
requested is available. If the requested area is not open for permit 
holders and an alternate area cannot be provided or is not acceptable 
to the requestor, access will be denied.


Sec. 552.169  Yakima Training Center area access office.

    The Yakima Training Center DPCA functions as the Area Access 
Officer (AAO).


Sec. 552.170  Camp Bonneville area access office.

    Camp Bonneville Range Control (CBRC) functions as Area Access.


Sec. 552.171  Compatible use.

    (a) Military unit commanders may request during initial scheduling 
or subsequent training event coordination that no permit holders be 
allowed in areas they have scheduled for training. If this restriction 
is granted, the Installation Range Control will close appropriate 
areas. The following military activities are considered incompatible 
with non-training access and automatically close affected areas:
    (1) Live-fire training events with danger zones extending into 
training areas.
    (2) Parachute and air assault operations.
    (3) Field Artillery firing. The numbered training area occupied by 
the weapons will be closed.
    (4) Training involving riot agents or smoke generating equipment.
    (b) The Installation Range Officer may also close training areas 
based on density of occupation by military units, unit size, or 
training to be conducted.
    (c) Areas allocated to modern firearm deer hunting are closed to 
both training and other recreational activities. At Fort Lewis, when 
pheasant release sites can be isolated by swamps, streams, or roads 
from the rest of a training area, multiple use of the affected training 
area (TA) is authorized.


Sec. 552.172  Violations.

    Anyone observing violators of this or other regulations must report 
the activity, time, and location to the appropriate Area Access Office 
or the Military Police (MP) as soon as possible.

Appendix A to Subpart M--DPCA Recreational Areas in Training Areas

    1. This listing applies to Fort Lewis only. There are no such 
facilities at Yakima Training Center or Camp Bonneville.
    2. For DoD member use only, no permit other than ID card 
required.

    Note: Use of specific sites is authorized only to military, 
retired military, DoD civilian personnel, their family members and 
accompanied guests.

Boat launch adjacent to Officer's Club Beach on American Lake--
Beachwood area
Cat Lake Picnic and Fishing Area--Training Area 19
Chambers Lake Picnic and Fishing Area--Training Area 12 (See Para 3 
below)
Fiander lake Picnic and Fishing Area--Training Area 20
Johnson Marsh--Training Area 10
Lewis Lake Picnic and Fishing Area--Training Area 16
No Name Lake--Training Area 22
Sequalitchew Lake Picnic Area--Training Area 2
Shannon Marsh--CTA D
Skeet Trap Range--2d Division Range Road, CTA E
Solo Point Boat Launch--North Fort, CTA A West
Sportman's Range--East Gate Road, Range 15
Wright Marsh/Lake--CTA C
Vietnam Village Marsh--Training Area 9 and 10
Spanaway Marsh--Training Area 9
Sears Pond--Beachwood Housing
Nisqually River--Training Area 18

    3. For non-DoD member use, permit required: Chambers Lake and 
Nisqually River for fishing only.
    4. The Solo Point road and the South Sanitary Fill roads are 
also open in an east-west direction only to personnel of the 
Weyerhaeuser Corporation and Lone Star Corporation, and their 
assigns, for business or recreation access to adjacent Army owned 
real estate.

Appendix B to Supbart M--Non-Permit Access Routes

    1. This listing applies only to Fort Lewis. There are no such 
routes on Yakima Training Center or Camp Bonneville.
    2. The following public easement routes may be used without 
permit or check-in:P I-5.

Steilacoom-DuPont Road (ET 286163 or ET 301229).
Pacific Highway Southeast (ET 231121 to ET 249143).
Washington State Route 507 (ET 363065 to ET 428146).
Goodacre and Rice Kandle Roads (ET 386090 to ET 449076).
8th Avenue South (ET 424047 to ET 423127).
8th Avenue East (ET 439077 or ET 439128).
208th Avenue (ET 423128 to ET 431128).
Washington State Route 510 (ET 234065 to ET 246056 and ET 260048 to 
ET 272022).
Yelm Highway (ET 231058 to ET 238061).
Rainier Road Southeast (ES 167999 to ES 212943).
Military Road Southeast (ES 212943 to ES 214945).
Spurgeon Creek Road (ES 177988 to ES 178999).
Stedman Road (ES 152989 to ES 167998).

    3. The following military routes may be used without permit ot 
check-in:

Huggins Meyer Road (North Fort Road, ET 304204-ET 327215)
East Gate Road (C-5 Mock-up to 8th Ave South, ET 423097)
Roy Cut-off (Chambers Lake) Road (East Gate Road to Roy City 
Limits), when open.
Lincoln Avenue (Old Madigan to ET 390179)

    4. The Solo Point Road is open to Weyerhauser Corporation 
personnel for business and recreation.
    5. DoD personnel and Fort Lewis contractor personnel on official 
business may use all DEH-maintained range roads and trails in the 
training areas.
    6. Range roads closed for training by barricades or road guards 
will not be used. Barricades and guards will not be by-passed.

Appendix C to Subpart M--Authorized Activities for Maneuver 
Training Area Access

    1. Fort Lewis:

Military Training (FL Reg 350-30)
DEH or Corps of Engineers Real Estate Agreement for commercial use 
(AR 405-80)
Installation service and maintenance (AR 420-74, FL Reg 350-30)

    Non-DoD personnel in transit on public-access routes (Appendix 
B) non-commercial recreational use:

Hunting, fishing and trapping (FL Reg 215-1)
Dog training (not allowed 1 April through 31 July in selected areas 
per FL Reg 215-1)
Horseback riding on roads and vehicle tracks
Walking, distance running
Model airplane and rocket flying (Range Control scheduling and 
Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) required)
Model boating
Orienteering
Sport parachuting
Organized rifle and pistol competition (Range Control scheduling 
required)
Scout activities and weekend camporees
Observation of wildlife and vegetation
Non-commercial picking of ferns, mushrooms, blackberries, apples and 
other vegetation
Photography
Hiking

    2. Yakima Training Center:

Military Training (FL Reg 350-31)
DEH or Corps of Engineers Real Estate Agreement for commercial use 
(AR 405-80)
Installation service and maintenance (AR 420-74)

    Non-Commercial recreational use:

Hunting, fishing and trapping (FL Reg 215-1)
Dog training
Horseback riding on roads and vehicle tracks
Walking, distance running
Model airplane and rocket flying (Range Control scheduling and 
Notice to Airmen (NOTAM required)
Orienteering
Sport parachuting
Organized rifle and pistol competition (Range Control scheduling 
required)
Scout activities
Observation of wildlife and vegetation
Photography
Hiking
Camping, per Paragraph 6

    3. Camp Bonneville:

Military Training (FL Reg 350-32)
DEH or Corps of Engineers Real Estate Agreement for commercial use 
(AR 405-80)
Installation service and maintenance (AR 420-74)

    Non-Commercial recreational use:

Hunting, fishing and trapping (FL Reg 215-1)
Dog training
Horseback riding on roads and vehicle tracks
Walking, distance running
Model boating
Orienteering
Organized rifle and pistol competition (Range Control scheduling 
required)
Scout activities and weekend camporees
Observation of wildlife and vegetation
Non-commercial picking of ferns, mushrooms, blackberries, apples and 
other vegetation
Photography
Hiking

    Note: Permit holders for the above activities must certify that 
they are non-commercial and not for profit.

Appendix D to Subpart M--Unauthorized Activities in Maneuver 
Training Areas

    1. Fort Lewis:

Civilian paramilitary activities and combat games.
Off-pavement motorcycle riding.
Off-road vehicle operation.
Hang gliding.
Ultralight aircraft flying.
Hot air ballooning.
Souvenir hunting and metal-detecting, including recovery of 
ammunition residue or fragments, archaeological or cultural 
artifacts, or geological specimens.
Vehicle speed contests.
Wood cutting or brush picking, without DEH or Corps of Engineer 
permit.
Commercial activities conducted for profit, including horseback 
riding rentals or guide service, dog training for reimbursement, or 
fund-raising events for other than non-profit organizations working 
in the public good. Fund raisers require DEH Real Estate Agreement. 
For-profit activities require Corps of Engineer leases or permits, 
obtained through the DEH Real Estate Office.
Overnight camping outside of DPCA sites (camping on DPCA sites is 
open to DoD members only, per above).
Consumption of alcoholic beverages.

    2. Yakima Training Center:

Civilian paramilitary activities and combat games.
Off-pavement motorcycle riding.
Off-road vehicle operation.
Hang gliding.
Ultralight aircraft flying.
Hot air ballooning.
Souvenir hunting and metal-detecting, including recovery of 
ammunition residue or fragments, archaeological or cultural 
artifacts.
Vehicle speed contests.
Commercial activities conducted for profit, including dog training 
for reimbursement, or fund-raising events for other than non-profit 
organizations working in the public good. Fund raisers require DEH 
Real Estate Agreement. For-profit activities require Corps of 
Engineer leases or permits, obtained through the DEH Real Estate 
Office.
Overnight camping except where specifically permitted as part of the 
activity by the Commander, Yakima Training Center.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages.

    3. Camp Bonneville:

Civilian paramilitary activities and combat games.
Off-pavement motorcycle riding.
Off-road vehicle operation.
Hang gliding.
Ultralight aircraft flying.
Hot air ballooning.
Souvenir hunting and metal-detecting, including recovery of 
ammunition residue or fragments, archaeological or cultural 
artifacts, or geological specimens.
Vehicle speed contests.
Wood cutting or brush picking, without DEH or Corps of Engineer 
permit.
Commercial activities conducted for profit, including horseback 
riding rentals or guide service, dog training for reimbursement, or 
fund-raising events for other than non-profit organizations working 
in the public good. Fund raisers require DEH Real Estate Agreement. 
For-profit activities require Corps of Engineer leases or permits, 
obtained through the DEH Real Estate Office.
Overnight camping.
Consumption of alcoholic beverages.
Model airplane and rocket flying.
Sport parachuting.

Appendix E to Subpart M--References

    Army Regulations referenced in this subpart may be obtained from 
National Technical Information Services, U.S. Department of 
Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161.
    Fort Lewis Regulations and forms referenced in this subpart may 
be viewed at the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate General, Fort 
Lewis, Washington or at the Range Office, Headquarters, I Corps and 
Fort Lewis.

AR 210-1 (Private Organizations on Department of the Army 
Installations), with Fort Lewis Supplement 1
AR 405-70 (Utilization of Real Estate)
AR 405-80 (Granting Use of Real Estate)
AR 420-74 (Natural Resources--Land, Forest, and Wildlife Management)
FL Reg 190-11 (Physical Security of Arms, Ammunition, and 
Explosives)
FL Reg 210-1 (Fort Lewis Post Regulations)
FL Reg 215-1 (Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping)
FL Reg 250-30 (I Corps and Fort Lewis Range Regulations)
FL Reg 350-31 (Yakima Training Center Range Regulations)
FL Reg 350-32 (Camp Bonneville Range Regulations)
FL Policy Statement 350-2 (Training Resource Scheduling)
HFL Form 473 (Training Resource Request)
HFL Form 652 (Range Control Vehicle Permit)
HFL Form 653 (Range Control Area Access Card)

Appendix F to Subpart M--Abbreviations

AAO  Area Access Officer
AR  Army Regulation
CBRC  Camp Bonneville Range Control
DEH  Director of Engineering and Housing
DPCA  Director of Personnel and Community Activities
DPTM  Director of Plans, Training and Mobilization
FL  Fort Lewis
ITAM  Installation Training Area Management
LEC  Law Enforcement Command
LOI  Letter of Intent
MP  Military Police
PAO  Public Affairs Office
TA  Training Area
SJA  Staff Judge Advocate
UCMJ  Uniform Code of Military Justice
YTC  Yakima Training Center

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