The Navy Cherry Point Range Complex represents an essential combination of sea and air space that provides realistic training areas for Navy personnel.
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The Navy manages its air and sea ranges, facilities, and natural resources
as integrated training range complexes to be able to meet its current and future
requirements while protecting natural and cultural resources and minimizing effects
to the environment.
As responsible environmental stewards, the U.S. Navy is concerned about the potential effects of its operations on the environment and is committed to complying with all applicable federal laws, regulation and policies. The Navy spends millions of dollars each year on research to better understand the potential effects of its activities on the environment to help ensure that Navy policy and compliance are based on real science.
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Public involvement is a fundamental part of the EIS/OEIS development and the Navy
wants and appreciates your comments. Download the draft EIS/OEIS document. The Navy has established several venues and
informational resource areas for the public to learn more and provide input.
Locations and times of public hearings.
Comments on the Draft Cherry Point EIS/OEIS can be sent via U.S. mail or fax (757)
322-4894 , as well as through the
this website.
Online Comment Form
The mailing address is:
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Atlantic Division
Attention: Code EV22SA (Navy CHPT EIS/OEIS PM)
6506 Hampton Boulevard
Norfolk, Virginia, 23508–1278
Fax: (757) 322-4894
Please submit comments by October 27, 2008
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