Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records, 1915-1994

GOGA 37024

Golden Gate National Recreation Area
ATTN: Park Archives and Records Center
Building 201, Fort Mason
San Francisco, CA 94123
[Mailing Address]	Park Archives and Records Center
Presidio of San Francisco
Building 667 McDowell Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94129
[Physical Address]	

go.nps.gov/gogacollections

Phone: 415-561-2807
Fax: 415-441-1618

Table of Contents

Introduction	3-5
Golden Gate National Recreation Area	3
Park Archives and Records Center	3-5
Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records	6-27
Scope and Content	6-11
Title	6
Dates	6
Collection Number	6
Creator	6
Volume	6
Provenance	6
Scope and Content Note	6-7
Organization and Arrangement	7-8
Significance	8
Related Collections and Sources	8-9
Condition	9
Index	9-10
Formats	11-11
Preferred Citation	11
Processing Information	11
History	11-13
Series Description	14-27
Box and Folder List	28-51
Appendices	52-53
1.  List of Abbreviations	52-53

Introduction

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Park Description

Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA), a unit of the National Park Service, was established by an Act of Congress on October 27, 1972. The 80,000-acre park encompasses a great diversity of cultural and natural resources in and around the Bay Area of San Francisco, California.  It includes Muir Woods National Monument and Fort Point National Historic Site.

The park holds almost five million three-dimensional and documentary artifacts dating from the time before European contact to the present.  They are preserved and maintained for the public by the Division of Cultural Resources and Museum Management, which includes the Park Archives and Records Center (PARC). 

Park Archives and Records Center

Historical Note

GGNRA and the sites within it have been collecting records since their inception. The PARC was established in 1994 to receive records and archival collections from the U.S. Army and the Presidio Army Museum after the closure of the Presidio of San Francisco as an Army base. The collections continue to grow through the donation of materials by private individuals, transfer of inactive park records by staff, and acquisition of relevant documentary materials.

Scope of Collections

The archival collections in the custody of the GGNRA document the history and activity of the various sites and groups associated with the park, described in the park’s Scope of Collection Statement (2009). 

The PARC contains U.S. Army and National Park Service facility records for the Presidio of San Francisco, forts and coast defense sites in the area, and various GGNRA sites.  Subjects and sites documented include the United States Army (Bear Flag Revolt, Civil War, Spanish-American War, Mexican War, World War I, Army Air Service, Coast Artillery, Army medical facilities and issues, World War II, Army support during natural disasters, Viet Nam War, and Operation Desert Storm); Alcatraz Island (Army fortress, Army Disciplinary Barracks, U.S. Penitentiary, and Indian Occupation); the natural resources conservation movement resulting in the establishment of Muir Woods National Monument; agriculture in the Marin Headlands; Point Reyes Peninsula and Bolinas Lagoon areas; U.S. Lifesaving/Coast Guard Services; San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906; Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915; natural resources and environmental issues; and preservation of open space in the Bay Area.  Also included in the PARC are many of the GGNRA administrative records that document the development and expansion of this park.

Visiting the PARC for Research

The PARC is located in an historic brick building, formerly a cavalry stable, on the Presidio of San Francisco.  Collections and archives support services are available for walk-in research during open hours or by appointment.  Please contact the PARC (see below) for the current schedule of reference hours.

Copy Services 

Black and white photocopy services for standard and oversize materials are available on-site.  Color photocopying, photographic duplication, and duplication of other media are available by special arrangement.  Researchers are charged for all duplicates on a cost-recovery basis.

Rights and Publications

Copies are provided under the Fair Use provisions of the Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.).  Researchers must complete a Permission to Publish Contract form with the Park Archivist for any other intended use of these materials (such as publication or exhibit).  Researchers should consult with staff regarding their needs for commercial or public use of materials.  

Legal Status of Holdings

Many holdings of the PARC were acquired/transferred prior to the establishment of the archives program, and have little documentation on their provenance (source/chain of custody).  All materials received after 1994 have been accessioned and documented.  If provenance cannot be determined, the PARC assumes that it owns the property rights, but does not own the copyright. Staff will provide assistance, but it is the responsibility of the researcher to acquire permission from the copyright holder to cite, quote, or reproduce collection materials.

Collections developed by or for government organizations or operations are in the public domain and may be used, cited, and quoted without restriction, provided they are properly credited to the PARC.  The archives contain no national security classified materials.

Donations to the Collections

The PARC welcomes donations of a variety of historic materials that meet the criteria in the Scope of Collections Statement and do not duplicate existing holdings. Collections are maintained for research use in perpetuity; there is no guarantee that items will be exhibited.  If you own materials that may be relevant to the themes of GGNRA and would like to deposit them in the PARC, please consult with an archivist.

How to Use This Finding Aid

This document contains information on the contents and significance of an archival collection.  It includes descriptive information; repository information; collection history; biographical or historical information on creators of the collection; and a container or folder list of everything in the collection.  After reviewing the finding aid, please discuss your specific needs with the archivist who will locate and retrieve the relevant materials. 

How to Use the Collections

Please follow all rules and regulations regarding research, the use of the research facility, and the handling of collection materials. This will protect the collections so they continue to be available for generations to come. If anything appears to be out of order or damaged, please notify a staff member.

Contacts

For additional information on the use of archival collections at GGNRA, please contact the Park Archives and Records Center: 

	Mailing Address: 
	National Park Service					
	Golden Gate National Recreation Area
	Attn:  Park Archives and Records Center		
	Fort Mason, Bldg. 201
	San Francisco, CA  94123

	Physical Address:
		Park Archives and Records Center
		Presidio of San Francisco
Building 667 McDowell Avenue
		San Francisco, CA 94129
		Phone:	(415) 561-2807
		Fax: (415) 441-1618

Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records

Scope and Content
Title 
Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records

Dates
Inclusive: 	1915-1994
Bulk:		c. 1970-1994

Collection Number 
Catalog number GOGA 37024 (Accession number GOGA-2347)

Creator 
The materials in this collection were created by the Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office housed in Building 283 of the Presidio of San Francisco. 

Volume
29.7 linear feet:
	28 Records Boxes – 28 LF
	2 Oversize 16x20 Flat Boxes – 0.6 LF
	1 Oversize 20x24 Flat Box – 0.3 LF
	7 Map Folders – 0.7 LF	
	1 Mega-Map Folder – 0.1 LF	
	
Provenance 
On 2 September 1994, the National Park Service requested the release of certain records held in the custody of the U.S. Army, Directorate of Public Works. These records, with some exceptions, were released and transferred to the National Park Service in accordance with the terms of cooperative agreements, and partially consisted of the materials in this collection. These materials were transferred to the Park Archives and Records Center in October of 1994 as five U.S. Army Directorate of Public Works Environmental Office (ADPWEE) groups, the first three of which consisted of Hazardous Material Management files generated by the Environmental Office from 1968 through 1994; and the last two of which included materials relative to various environmental issues managed by the Sixth U.S. Army, also generated by the Environmental Office.

Scope and Content Note
The Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records document the progression of environmental awareness within the U.S. Army, specifically at the Presidio of San Francisco and its sub-installations, and the implementation of increasingly strict standards for environmental quality in tandem with national trends. Orchestrated by the Environmental Office, the Sixth U.S. Army undertook the containment and mitigation of various types of pollution stemming from toxic materials utilized and expended during post operations that effected occupational health, as well as air, soil and water quality. Integral to these efforts were surveys and consultations conducted by the U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency which identified problems on post in need of correction and ranked them by priority. Mitigation of environmental damage caused prior to the late 1960s and early 1970s translated into a focus on identifying environmental impacts prior to construction or demolition, and a large portion of this collection includes project statements and correlating environmental assessments; this process is further documented in materials which pertain to the Richmond Transport Project and Base Realignment and Closure of the Presidio of San Francisco in the early 1990s.

Organization and Arrangement
The Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records are organized into thirteen series:

Series I includes all Administrative Files, and is arranged into seven subseries:
(A) General Post Information and Environmental References; (B) Correspondence, Messages and Meetings; (C) Environmental Conferences, Training and Events; (D) Environmental Briefs, Newsletters, and Regulations; (E) Computer Program Manuals; (F) Environmental Programs; and (G) Administrative Record of Environmental Issues.

Series II focuses on Occupational Safety and Health, and is arranged into five subseries: (A) Occupational Safety and Health Surveys; (B) Radioactive Material; (C)  Smoking Cessation; (D) Indoor Firing and Rifle Ranges; and (E) Environmental Noise.

Series III is dedicated to Hazardous Materials and Waste Management, and is arranged into five subseries: (A) Regulations, Reference Books, Guidelines and Manuals; (B) Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Program; (C) Inspection, Removal and Storage or Disposal of Waste; (D) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs); and (E) Solid Waste.

Series IV pertains to Asbestos and Lead Abatement, and is arranged into three subseries: (A) Guidelines and Reference Materials; (B) Abatement Operations; and (C) Public Health Service Hospital and the City of San Francisco.

Series V documents Air Quality Management, and is arranged into four subseries: (A) Regulations and Handbooks; (B) Consultations and Surveys; (C) Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQD) Permits; and (D) Air Pollution Emissions

Series VI details Energy Conservation, and is arranged into three subseries: (A) Federal Registers, Regulations, and Manuals; (B) Energy Conservation Management Plans and Programs; and (C) Surveys, Audits and Evaluations.

Series VII is comprised of Utilities information, and is arranged into five subseries:
(A) Gas, Electric and Steam (Boilers); (B) Water; (C) General and Mixed; (D) Contracts and Invoices; and (E) Studies, Surveys, Plans and Regulations.

Series VIII concentrates on Water Quality Management, and is arranged into nine subseries: (A) Regulations, Standards, Guides, and Manuals; (B) Surveys, Consultations and Studies; (C) Water Distribution; (D) Water Supply; (E) Inspections, Violations and Compliance Orders; (F) Conservation; (G) Water Quality Programs and Projects;  (H) Water Treatment Plant; and (I) Sewage, Waste and Storm Water Management.

Series IX documents the Richmond Transport Project, and is arranged into three subseries: (A) Correspondence and References; (B) Project Agreements, Meetings and Documents; and (C) Environmental Impact Monitoring. 

Series X includes Project Statements and Environmental Impact Assessments, and is arranged into two subseries: (A) Manuals and Instructional Materials and (B) Projects and Environmental Assessments.

Series XI documents Land Management, and is arranged into four subseries: (A) Maps and Plans; (B) Regulations and Manuals; (C) Land Use and Site Information; and (D) Historic Preservation.

Series XII focuses on Natural Resources and Pest Management, and is arranged into four subseries: (A) Regulations, Manuals and Guides; (B) Resource Management; (C) Pest Management; and (D) Pesticides.

Series XIII is dedicated to Presidio of San Francisco Base Realignment and Closure, and is arranged into five subseries: (A) Base Closure Administration; (B) Public Hearings, Committees and Boards; (C) Interagency Agreements; (D) Environmental Impact Statements; and (E) Remedial Investigations and Site Cleanup.

Significance 
The Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records provide an invaluable record of environmental remediation to be referenced as land use and building occupancy within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area continues to evolve. Knowing what buildings contained asbestos and lead paint, what areas were contaminated, and what efforts were undertaken to fix these issues and others of their ilk inform future planning at the Presidio of San Francisco and other locations in the park. Surveys and studies of existing water systems and other infrastructure document the footprint of areas that have changed dramatically since the U.S. Army occupied the land, and now serve as historical reference points. In addition, materials within this collection shed light on a period of transition following Base Realignment and Closure as sections of U.S. Army land were slowly leased and then transferred to the National Park Service or the City of San Francisco, and as such provide valuable insight into how the three entities cooperated with one another throughout integral projects during this transfer. Finally, in terms of greater import, the progression of Sixth U.S. Army compliance with evolving environmental regulations epitomizes the path of the American Environmental Movement and its particular impact in the San Francisco Bay Area, and also speaks to U.S. Army awareness of and sensitivity to the values of its neighboring community. 

Related Collections and Sources  
Please note that this list is not comprehensive.  It is intended as an aid to researchers.  For more complete information, contact the reference archivist. 

GOGA-2347	Presidio of San Francisco Infrastructure Plans
GOGA-2347	Presidio of San Francisco Building Plans
GOGA-2347		Army Engineering Plans for Forts Baker, Barry, Cronkhite,						Funston, and Miley
GOGA 5333		Army Standard Building Plans
GOGA 6674		Angel Island: United States Army Maps, Aerial Photos and						Drawings, c. 1864-1976
GOGA 18195		Letterman General Hospital Building Plans Collection
GOGA 35159		Presidio of San Francisco Historical Real Estate Records
GOGA 35300	  	Presidio Department of Engineering Building Plans
GOGA 35336		U.S. Public Health Service Hospital/Marine Hospital Archives.
GOGA 35337	  	Fort Mason Collection, 1870-1994 
GOGA 35338		The Army Real Estate Records Collection
GOGA 35344		Nike Ajax and Hercules Plans and Records Collection
GOGA 37252		United States Army Project Records

Condition
Overall, the condition of the collection is good. As materials were utilized within working files, some documents are soiled and worn. Also, some documents feature hole-punches from prior filing in multi-tabbed folders, and residual rust marks are present on some materials resultant of staples or binder clips that have been removed. In addition, materials were originally stored in overstuffed, multi-tabbed folders which caused distortion to some documents—particularly the more fragile, onion-skin papers. 

Oversized materials were originally stored folded in the files, and therefore feature rips and tearing along crease lines in some cases.  

Index
	Environmental Compliance Assessment System (U.S.)
	Environmental compliance auditing
	Environmental compliance costs
	Environmental conditions--Periodicals.
	Environmental conditions--Pictorial works.
	Environmental contaminants
	Environmental damages, Liability for
	Environmental documentation
	Environmental education.
	Environmental effects on human beings
	Environmental fact sheet
	Environmental impact statements--California--San Francisco Bay Area.
	Environmental management--California--San Francisco Bay Area.
	Environmental management--Evaluation--Computer programs.
	Environmental management Government policy
	Environmental management guidelines
	Environmental management--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Environmental movement
	Fort Baker (Calif.)
	Fort Baker (Calif.)--Buildings, structures, etc.
	Fort Baker (Calif.)--History.
	Fort Barry (Calif.)
Fort Barry Military Reservation (Calif.)
	Fort Cronkhite (Calif.)
	Fort Mason (Calif.)
	Fort Point (Calif.)
	Golden Gate National Recreation Area (Calif.)
	Golden Gate National Recreation Area (Calif.)—Buildings, Structures, etc.
	Golden Gate National Recreation Area (Calif.)—History
Historic buildings—California
	Land Use—California—Planning
	Letterman Army Institute of Research
Letterman Army Medical Center (San Francisco, Calif.)
Letterman General Hospital (San Francisco, Calif.)
Lobos Creek (Calif.)
Military Architecture
Military architecture—Designs and plans
	Military base closure—California
	Military bases—California—San Francisco
	Military bases—Maintenance 
	Military maps
	Photography, Military
Public Health Service Hospital  (San Francisco, Calif.)
Public Health Service Hospital – Building Plans  
	Presidio of San Francisco (San Francisco, Calif.)
	Presidio of San Francisco (San Francisco, Calif.)--History.
	Presidio of San Francisco (San Francisco, Calif.)--Planning.
San Francisco (Calif.)
	San Francisco Bay Area (Calif.)--History, Military
United States. Army.
	United States. Army—Barracks and quarters
United States. Army—Facilities 
	United States. Army—Military construction operations

Formats 
Accident reports
Administrative record
Agreement
Annual report
Audit reports
Bills (invoices)
Briefs
Brochure
Consultation
Contract
Correspondence
Damage reports
Directory
Electrical Drawings  
Feasibility study
Guides (guidebooks)
Historic structure reports
Leases
Legislation
Maps
Memorandums
Newsletters
Newspaper clippings
Official reports
Photographs
Photocopies 
Plan (map)
Plan (report)
Progress reports
Quarterly report
Surveys (inventories)
	
Preferred Citation 
“Golden Gate NRA, Park Archives, Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records, GOGA 37024”

Processing Information 
Processed by Nicole Meldahl,
Completed in August of 2012.
Recataloged in February 2014.

History
The Army at the Presidio of San Francisco  

The U.S. Army was stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco from 1846-1994, the last Army headquarters being the Sixth U.S. Army.  The Presidio of San Francisco military reservation at the Golden Gate developed into the most important Army post on the Pacific Coast. Over time its armaments evolved from smooth bore cannons to modern missiles. It became the nerve center of a coastal defense system that eventually included Alcatraz and Angel Island and that reached as far north as the Marin Headlands and as far south as Fort Funston.  These lands were all incorporated into the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.   Eventually, there were five distinct posts at the Presidio, each with its own commander: the Main Post, Fort Point, Letterman Hospital, Fort Winfield Scott, and Crissy Army Air Field. Also on the 1,491-acre reservation were a Coast Guard lifesaving station and a U.S. Public Health Service Hospital.  The Presidio of San Francisco’s sub-installations included Forts Baker, Barry, Cronkhite, Funston, Mason, and Miley, as well as various U.S. Army Reserve Centers throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

In 1972, the Presidio of San Francisco, then an active installation, was included within the boundaries of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. In 1989, the Presidio of San Francisco was selected to close as part of the Base Realignment and Closure Act that was designed to close excess military bases. On October 1, 1994, after the post became excess to military needs, it was transferred to the National Park Service. 

The American Environmental Movement

Although the American Environmental Movement is multilayered, the discourse most pertinent to Sixth U.S. Army efforts is that which surrounds Reform Environmentalism. Reform Environmentalist traces its roots to the Sanitary Movement, which emerged out of the Civil War and sought to address health problems tied to poor sanitation and steadily worsening air pollution that plagued residents of urban areas. Soon, civic organizations were formed to protest these issues in the 1890s, and the call for improved living conditions was heightened by labor unions in the 1900s as industrial factories increased pollution at the expense of the health of their workers. For the first time, this movement linked “human health and survival to environmental conditions…Hence, human health [was] vulnerable to disturbances in the ecosystem. This animate[d] action to identify and eliminate the physical causes of environmental degradation.”

With health in mind, activist-authors such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and John Muir publicly lauded a return to nature and the importance of its preservation. After the creation of Yosemite National Park in 1890, Muir partnered with Robert Underwood Johnson to create the Sierra Club—a pioneer environmental action group dedicated to preservation. Then, in 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt created the U.S. Forest Service and appointed the French-educated Gifford Pinchot, an advocate of conservation, as Chief Forester. Following the publication of “A Sandy County Almanac” by Aldo Leopold in 1948, the burgeoning environmental movement was given a third discourse that focused on ecological concern and addressed nature scientifically. The fourth trope of the movement was added by Rachel Carson with the publication of “Silent Spring” in 1962, which brought awareness to environmental havoc wrought by pesticides; her worked compelled the administration of President John F. Kennedy to study the issue and, later, led to a ban on DDT in 1972.

Reform Environmentalism took hold in America during the 1960s and 1970s, and partnered well with the Back-to-the-Land movement—influenced by Native American culture and centered on subsisting solely from nature—and other counterculture movements that drew their teachings from eastern religions that emphasized the sacredness of nature. Legislation fortified philosophy with the Clean Air Acts of 1963, 1966 and 1970; the Wilderness Act of 1964; the Water Quality Act of 1965; the Endangered Species and Preservation Acts of 1966; the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA), which required federal entities to conduct Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), and the Conservation Act of 1969; and the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1974, which defined required cooperation between Federal and state governments. Then, the establishment of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) by President Richard Nixon simplified the administration of environmental regulations strengthen by the previously mentioned congressional acts. This legislation fostered greater public awareness, and propelled the environmental movement.

However, the failure of Reform Environmentalism to effect what many considered to be substantive change caused universal disappointment. This disillusionment resulted in a radicalization of the movement from the mid-1970s into the 1980s that built upon Reform Environmentalism with the Deep Ecology Movement, based on the writings of Arne Naess—a Norwegian philosopher and mountaineer. Concurrently, the Environmental Justice Movement believed environmental problems were intrinsic creations of the human social order, and that the solution was to be found by uplifting local communities out of poverty. This focus on community empowerment combined with the Deep Ecology goal of environmental restoration, as opposed to conservation, and formed a united focus on holding the federal government and corporations accountable for environmental degradation through grass roots activism and the law. The first tangible success of these movements was realized in 1975 when a petition to protect the snail darter stopped the construction of a dam on the Little Tennessee River.

In the late 1980s, the discussion shifted to issues of environmental pollution and toxicity, and its effects on human health. Under this umbrella, groups lobbied to identify, remove and dispose of toxic materials found in public and private buildings, and to strengthen federal regulations to ensure the proper disposal of industrial and medical wastes. This concern found traction among religions communities in the early 1990s, and soon Ecospiritualism brought the strength of religiosity to the environmental movement as church congregants were lectured on the importance of environmental action and the dangers of degradation. Furthermore, increased globalization that sparked a greater demand on natural resources in the 1990s deepened concern for the environment as third world economies began to industrialize.

Sources
“History of the Environmental Movement” by Jeremiah Hall (http://www.mtmultipleuse.org/endangered/esahistory.htm, Accessed 8/2012)

“The U.S. Environmental Movement” by Dr. Robert J. Brulle (http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~brullerj/Twenty%20Lessons%20in%20Environmental%20Sociology-Brulle.pdf, Accessed 8/2012)

“The American Environmental Movement: Surviving Through Diversity” by Stacy J. Silveira (http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/law/lwsch/journals/bcealr/28_2-3/07_TXT.htm, Accessed 8/2012)

Series Description

The Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Office Records are organized into thirteen series and arranged into fifty-nine subseries. 

Series I: Administrative Files, 1970s-1990s
Volume: 	3 LF 	 
Arrangement:	The series is arranged by format, topically and chronologically.
Formats: 	Correspondence
		Manual (instructional materials)
Newspaper clippings
Records
Condition: 	Good

Description:	This series comprised of Administrative Files generated by the Environmental Office from the 1970s through the early 1990s, and includes general reference materials regarding post operations and environmental programs, as well as correspondence, computer manuals, environmental regulations and an Administrative Record of ongoing environmental issues. 

		Subseries A:	General Post Information and Environmental References include			histories of the Presidio and its operations; staff directories and general				information relative to the mechanics of U.S. Army operations outside of				environmental issues; and newspaper clippings which document environmental			issues  that were gaining traction in the neighboring community and the nation                        
at large that effected Sixth U.S. Army operations.

Subseries B:	Correspondence, Messages and Meetings document Sixth U.S. Army response to environmental topics, show a stepped approach to policy creation and mitigation efforts, and include the statutes which prompted these activities. Meeting minutes elucidate Bay Area cooperative environmental efforts, while correspondence and messages address environmental work relative to hazardous material and waste management; asbestos and lead abatement; air and water quality management; energy conservation; and pest management that are explained further in series to follow.

		Subseries C:	Environmental Conferences, Training and Events elucidates the			evolution of environmental awareness within the U.S. Army through training			programs, such as Project Ditto, and educational pamphlets intended to foster			environmental sensitivity on post; events hosted by personnel from the Presidio			of San Francisco Environmental Office, such as the Sixth U.S. Army				Environmental	Conference hosted at the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas and the			Presidio Environmental Day; and awards programs which encouraged				environmentally friendly practices in land management and construction.

Subseries D:	Environmental Briefs, Newsletters, Regulations, Etc. are general reference materials that inform policy creation regarding hazardous material and waste management; asbestos and lead abatement; air and water quality management; energy conservation; and pest management that are explained further in series to follow.

Subseries E:	Computer Program Manuals outline categories of environmental management, and provide definitions of standard terms and acronyms used by the U.S. Army. In addition, these guides showcase the progression from response to forecasting, as the U.S. Army began to develop theories and utilize computer programs to forecast economic and environmental impacts. 

		Subseries F:	Environmental Programs implemented by the U.S. Army matured			in tandem with national trends. U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM)			began an Environmental Audit Program, which ensured individual commands			were in compliance with emerging environmental responsibilities through				Annual General Inspections. Included in this series are results from these				inspections, as well as program overviews of and results from the Army				Environmental Compliance (AEC) Program and correlated laboratory services;			the Environmental Pollution Prevention, Control and Abatement Program; and			the Defense Environmental Restoration Program. Materials related to asbestos			and lead abatement, air and water quality management, hazardous material and			waste	management, and environmental assessments included in the series to			follow are the progeny of these programs. 
			
		Subseries G: 	An Administrative Record of Environmental Issues documents			problems at the Presidio of San Francisco, Fort Baker, Fort Barry, Fort				Cronkhite and Camp Parks relative to subjects addressed at length in subsequent			series that pertain to hazardous material and waste management; asbestos and			lead abatement; air and water quality management; energy conservation; and			pest management that are explained further in series to follow.

Series II: Occupational Safety and Health, 1970s-1990s 

Volume: 	.5 LF 	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged topically.
Formats: 	Manual (instructional material)
		Memorandums
Newspaper clippings
Official reports
		Photocopy
Regulations, administrative
Survey (document)
Condition: 	Good

Description:	This series documents Occupational Safety and Health operations, which assessed U.S. Army working environments at Letterman Army Medical Center and indoor firing ranges at Fort Baker and Fort Barry prone to pollution and safety violations, and prescribed remedies for hazardous conditions created by cigarette smoke, lead or radiation exposure, and environmental noise. 
   
		Subseries A:	Occupational Safety and Health Surveys conducted by the U.S.			Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) pertain to industrial hygiene			in the work place. Reports address the use of pesticides and noise pollution, and			identify problems on post with directions on how to correct them. Included here			is a record of The Directorate of Facilities Engineering (DFAE) Safety				Committee activity, which conducted safety inspections at the Presidio of San			Francisco in tandem with National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety			and Health (NACOSH) priorities addressing lead exposure, sanitary defects, and			the inhalation of toxic fumes.

		Subseries B:	Radioactive Materials, specifically those used for medical				purposes at LAMC, LAIR and in U.S. Army dental activities, were also				surveyed by the U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency and monitored.			Here, the USAEHA outlines protocol for radiation protection. Also included is			an LAMC request to use radioactive materials.

		Subseries C:	Smoking Cessation policies implemented as	occupational health			awareness increased are outlined here, as are Sixth U.S. Army plans for				smoking and non-smoking areas. Also included is an account of harassment on			post following a request for a smoke-free workplace, and the Army regulation			on Smoking in DA Occupied Buildings and Facilities (1977) which validated the			request.  

Subseries D: Indoor Firing and Rifle Ranges includes an evaluation of U.S. Army indoor firing ranges, as well as the outdoor Rifle Range at Fort Barry. Also included are use agreements for the ranges. 

		Subseries E:	Environmental Noise and the role of the Federal Government in			the abatement of noise pollution are outlined in manuals and federal registers.			Specifically addressed is noise pollution emitted by construction activities; blast			noise from pistol ranges and Battery Howe-Wagner at the Presidio of San			Francisco; and vibration effects on surrounding communities and individuals in 			close proximity. 

Series III: Hazardous Materials and Waste Management, 1970s-1990s

Volume: 	4 LF 	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Books
Handbook 
		Manual (instructional materials)
		Memorandums
		Official reports
		Plan (report)
		Survey
Condition: 	Good

Description:	The management of hazardous materials and waste at the Presidio of San Francisco is, in many ways, the lynchpin of environmental efforts on post since hazardous products and producers directly effected air and water quality, and prompted abatement efforts, environmental assessments and site remediation. This series includes Hazardous Material and Waste Management records, and document the inventory, assessment, removal, and disposal or storage of hazardous chemicals by the Sixth U.S. Army at the Presidio of San Francisco and its subposts. Also included is programming documentation, and materials which record the establishment of a Spill Response Team. 

		Subseries A:	Regulations, Reference Books, Guidelines and Manuals provide			instruction on the inventory and identification; handling; removal, transportation			and disposal of hazardous materials and waste. Regulations from the				Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) drove post policies and are included			here, as are U.S. Army manuals and California Department of Health Services			guidelines. 

Subseries B:	Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Program materials document a multifaceted approach to site cleanup and the management of ongoing post activities. General program information begins with compliance under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and the compilation of Presidio Hazardous Waste Management regulations that guided post environmental activities. These instructional documents are bolstered by the Hazardous Waste Minimization Plan, which outlines U.S. Army efforts to generate less waste, and the Preventative Medicine Support Agreement between the Sixth U.S. Army and Letterman Army Medical Center in which LAMC agreed to analyze samples taken from polluted sites during remediation and implemented an Installation Spill Contingency Plan to respond to emergencies. Also included are Material Data Sheets, which feature profiles of individual chemicals held on post.

Subseries C: Inspection, Removal and Storage or Disposal of Waste operations are documented in this series through surveys and consultations, as well as the reports and violation notices they spawned. In response to those findings, permits, contracts and work orders for remediation activities were issued and a systematic process of site inspections, inventories of chemical wastes and hazardous materials was implemented. The subsequent removal and storage or disposal of waste is documented here through hazardous waste manifests, as well as removal and delivery orders. Particular sections in this series are dedicated to the study of corrosion and the removal of underground fuel storage tanks.

Subseries D: Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) includes all materials relative to the assessment and disposition of transformers on post that were contaminated with the chemical Polychlorinated Biphenyls, or PCBs. Mitigation efforts are documented through studies, inventories, work contracts, laboratory results, reports, and disposal records.

Subseries E: Solid Waste management on post focused largely on the creation, use and remediation of sanitary landfills, and this series includes guidance materials the management of these sites, as well as clippings, correspondence and memorandums relative to programs on post and the response of the neighboring community to these activities.

Series IV: Asbestos and Lead Abatement, 1970s-1990s

Volume: 	.5 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Correspondence
		Inventory
Plans	
Survey
Condition: 	Good

Description:	With the preponderance of lead and asbestos in buildings on post, U.S. Army abatement activities focused on these two materials—particularly in residential units, where occupants requested the inspection and removal of both as awareness spread. This series pertains to Asbestos and Lead Abatement in structures on post through inventories, reports and disposal, and also documents cooperation with the City of San Francisco to remove asbestos from Building 1808 of the Public Health Service Hospital, where the San Francisco Public Library stored surplus stock in the early 1990s.

		Subseries A:	Guidelines and Reference Materials include information packets			which document lead poisoning, prevention and lead-based paint management,			as well as standards and product literature regarding methods and tools used in			asbestos abatement. In addition, newspaper clippings detail the growing				awareness of asbestos and lead contamination in buildings in the neighboring			community.

		Subseries B:	Abatement Operations on post centered on surveys which				inventoried the presence of lead or asbestos in buildings and then ranked				removal priority by building; subsequent removal of these materials is				documented in	reports included here.

		Subseries C:	Public Health Service Hospital asbestos abatement in Building			1808 was conducted in conjunction with the City and County of San Francisco,			which used the building as offsite storage for surplus books from the San				Francisco Public Library. Included here is correspondence from the City				Program Manager, as well as work orders and site plans for abatement.

Series V: Air Quality Management, 1960s-1990s

Volume: 	.75 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Correspondence
Handbook
		Memorandum
Permit		
Condition: 	Good

Description:	Following Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQD) requirements, the Sixth U.S. Army worked to limit the emission of pollutants in order to acquire operation permits. This series consists of materials, the bulk of which document compliance with BAAQD permit requirements and the reduction of polluting emissions from a Letterman Army Medical Center incinerator in the 1970s.

Subseries A:	Regulations and Handbooks stipulate national Clean Air requirements, U.S. Army guidelines, and local Bay Area BAAQD rules and	 regulations. 

		Subseries B:	Consultations and Surveys conducted by the U.S. Army				Environmental Hygiene Agency document air pollution at the Presidio of San			Francisco. These were complimented by Presidio Air Pollution Status and			Evaluation Surveys of locations on post.

		Subseries C: 	Bay Area Air Quality Management District Permits include			notices	of noncompliance with permit regulations, correspondence regarding			permit fees as well as the actual permits to operate.

		Subseries D:	Air Pollution Emissions were mitigated as part of the Department			of the Army Air Emissions Inventory Program, and this series includes detailed			information on violations from Letterman Army Medical Center incinerators, as			well as violations at POL Station Building 637, from the paper pulverizer in			Building 669, and with Service Station Vapor Recovery Systems at the Presidio			of San Francisco. In response, the Sixth U.S. Army concentrated its efforts on			reduction of those emissions by replacing faulty equipment.

Series VI: Energy Conservation, 1960s-1990s

Volume: 	1.5 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Correspondence 
Manual (instructional materials)
Memorandum
Minutes
Condition: 	Good

Description:	Environmental consciousness and budgetary mindfulness compelled the U.S. Army to develop an energy conservation strategy in stationary buildings and more broadly throughout command operations. This series documents U.S. Army Energy Conservation programs and their implementation by the Sixth U.S. Army. After employing surveys to assess and inventory problems, efforts were taken to reduce utility consumption through awareness and the installation of more efficient delivery systems.  

		Subseries A:	Federal Registers, Regulations, and Manuals include notices from			the Department of Energy and guidance for energy monitoring, conservation,			and management. Regulations detail the implementation of lighting protection			systems, and the sourcing of experimental ideas that harnessed solar energy for			heating systems and modular domestic hot water systems. 

Subseries B:	Energy Conservation Management Plans and Programs at the Presidio of San Francisco are outlined in suggestions for conservation through the use electric vehicles; Energy Conservation Council meeting minutes; energy conservation management plans; fact sheets; comparative summaries and analysis of utility costs; and	 memoranda which discuss Energy Conservation Investment Program (ECIP) projects.

		Subseries C:	Surveys, Audits and Evaluations identified conservation needs by			inventorying energy systems at the Presidio and its subposts, and are				supplemented by surveys of operations, in Building 649, as well as the Central 			Energy Plant in Building 1040 and at the LAIR.

Series VII: Utilities, 1970s-1990s 

Volume: 	1.75 LF 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged topically, and by format.
Formats: 	Articles of agreement
Bills (invoices)
Contract
Correspondence
Manual (instructional materials)
Memorandum 
Plan diagrams
		Utilities plans
Condition: 	Good

Description:	The U.S. Army focus on energy conservation necessitated the compilation and assessment of utility records available here. This series is comprised of data, contracts, and billing information relative to utility use—electricity, gas, steam (boilers), water, and refuse collection—at the Presidio and its subposts at Fort Barry, Fort Baker and Fort Cronkhite.. 

		Subseries A:	Gas, Electric and Steam (Boilers) includes Pacific Gas & Electric			(PG&E) Rate Book Holders Information on gas and electric service, as well as			information regarding the acquisition of natural gas, and utility consumption			data. Also included are floor plans and diagrams for electrical grids and light			fixtures in buildings on the Presidio of San Francisco and at Letterman General			Hospital.

		Subseries B:	Water records are comprised of meter readings, and water maps			of the Presidio of San Francisco that include notations on family housing at			United States Army Reserve (USAR) centers.

		Subseries C:	General and Mixed utility records provide information on gas,			electric, water and refuse production and use at Sixth U.S. Army installations,			specifically the Presidio of San Francisco, and Forts Baker, Barry and				Cronkhite. Materials	 include meter readings; consumption and technical data;			and utilities estimates for existing structures and proposed construction projects			such as the Post Office, Commissary and Enlisted Barracks.

Subseries D:	Contracts and Invoices include utility rate calculations; resale		rates and sales summaries; support agreements; contracts and modifications; and		billing and other account information for partner organizations, such as the		Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

	Subseries E:	Studies, Surveys, Plans and Regulations document utility systems, the steam system and an emergency generator at Letterman General Hospital; provide analysis of general utility grids, infrastructure and existing facilities at the Presidio of San Francisco; and detail the procurement of utility services. 	
		
Series VIII: Water Quality Management, 1915-1990s

Volume: 	9.75LF		 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Application
		Correspondence
Manual (instructional materials)
		Map
		Memorandum
		Permit
		Plan (map)
		Regulations
Condition: 	Good

Description:	Water Quality Management orchestrated by the Sixth U.S. Army to comply with federal and state regulations required a comprehensive understanding of the water supply, distribution and treatment systems. This was achieved through studies and surveys which paved the way for multifaceted monitoring efforts undertaken concomitantly with upgrades to existing infrastructure and remediation efforts—all done to correct violations, qualify for permits, and successfully report to regulatory boards and programs. Included in this series are records which document infrastructure improvements, and water quality monitoring in compliance with Domestic Water Quality permit requirements. Additionally, activities on post focused on Sixth U.S. Army surveillance of post drinking and potable well water—particularly at Lobos Creek; the operation of water treatment facilities; and the mitigation of the combined effects of sewage, storm and waste water.
 
		Subseries A:	Regulations, Standards, Guides, and Manuals from the U.S.			define protocols and water quality standards for water supply systems; the Clean			Water Act and other drinking water requirements; the Domestic Water Quality			and Monitoring program; surface water treatment; subsurface soil and				groundwater; storm water and wastewater management, and the treatment of			sewage; as well as the operation and maintenance of water treatment facilities.

		Subseries B:	Surveys, Consultations and Studies conducted by the U.S. Army			Environmental Hygiene Agency and hired contractors evaluate the Presidio of			San Francisco water supply in total, and focus on water quality engineering in			wastewater, potable and recreation water, and groundwater to mitigate				biological hazards and maximize efficiency. In addition, studies analyze sanitary			sewers, storm drainage, and storm sewer outfalls at the Presidio and of the			Marin Headlands. 

		Subseries C:	Water Distribution materials include records on maintenance and			repairs to the system and its reservoirs, as well as a comprehensive inventory of			fire hydrants at the Presidio supplemented with flow tests and water analyses.			Also included here are detailed project documents, manuals and installation			information regarding the Cross-Connection Control Program, which installed			back flow preventers into the distribution system.  
		
		Subseries D: 	Water Supply observations, facts and technical specifications—			including details of the supply to the Public Health Service Hospital—show the			complexity of	water sources at the Presidio. Management of this diverse supply			was refined by	 watershed projects, detailed here, to improve water quality. Also			included here are status reports on these improvements, and information on the			Large Water System Regulatory Fee Program.

		Subseries E: 	Inspections, Violations and Compliance Orders from the				California Regional Water Quality Control Board document the origins of water			quality regulation at the Presidio of San Francisco. From these inspections and			resultant violations and orders for compliance, the Sixth U.S. Army undertook			measures to remediate lead and copper in post drinking water; contaminated			sites near Presidio Buildings 231 and 937; and to keep the public informed of			these violations and compliance work.  

		Subseries F: 	Conservation programs at the Presidio mirrored similar efforts in			neighboring San Francisco, and were regulated by the U.S. Army Rationing			Program. In addition, this series includes product information on low flush and			marine toilets.

Subseries G:	Water Quality Programs and Projects focus on surveillance, monitoring and treatment. In addition to various water projects intended to streamline and purify the water supply at the Presidio, the Drinking Water Surveillance and Domestic Water Quality and Monitoring Programs outlined here enacted a long-term monitoring program with correlated laboratory analyses which required monthly bacterial coliform, finished water turbidity, and comprehensive water reports, in addition to yearly fluoridation summaries included in this series. This information was then compiled into annual water quality reports and used to apply for Domestic Water Supply Permits, also included here. 

A central focus for water quality monitoring on post was at Lobos Creek, and the groundwater and system of potable wells with which it was integrated. As reference points, the Sixth U.S. Army compiled historical background information and maps as it conducted bacteriological sampling and other improvements, such as dredging, vegetation and sediment removal. When threatened by the Richmond Transport Project (See Series IX) and the City and County of San Francisco 18th Avenue and Presidio Project 89.626E, efforts were made to qualify Lobos Creek as a Sole Source Aquifer. All of these activities are documented here in memoranda, management documents, laboratory results and reports, and clippings.

Subseries H:	Water Treatment Plant operations are outlined in fact files production and consumption reports; operation manuals and operator certification; water testing and treatment catalogs and brochures; and water treatment regulations. Memoranda and correspondence document inspections; drinking water additives, such as Trihalomethane; as well as violations and compliance orders. As for the general water supply at the Presidio, the Water Treatment Plant submitted its own Domestic Water Supply Permit application, included here.
			
		Subseries I:	Sewage, Waste and Storm Water Management evaluations and			management plans document the condition of Presidio of San Francisco sanitary			sewers, the way in which storm water was distributed and managed through			drainage systems, and the containment of sewage and waste water on post and in			Marin. Specifically, the Presidio was called to address raw sewage discharges at			Fort Barry, near Fort Baker and on the Presidio near Crissy Field. The Bay			Pollution Storm Water Sampling Plan outlines monitoring efforts, and this series			includes comprehensive summaries of North Shore Bacteria Monitoring from			sewer outfalls in the late 1980s and early 1990s. 
		
Series IX: Richmond Transport Project, 1980s-1990s

Volume: 	2.25 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and chronologically.
Formats: 	Articles of agreement
Base bid specification
		Correspondence
		Environmental impact statement
		Map
		Minutes
		Newspaper clippings
		Photograph
		Plan (map)
		Plan (report)
Progress schedules
Project file
Specification
Condition: 	Good

Description:	This series contains project documents and environmental assessments from the Richmond Transport Project from 1980 through 1994. The Richmond Transport Project constructed a tunnel in the northwest portion of San Francisco that transected areas of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Lincoln Park, the Seacliff neighborhood and the Presidio of San Francisco. The main feature of the project was a 10,200-foot-long tunnel that transports and stores wastewater and stormwater flows. The 14-foot-diameter tunnel functions as a 10-million gallon holding facility for combined sewer/stormwater flows until they can be diverted to the Westside Transport system for treatment and disposal. Overflows are diverted to the Mile Rock Outfall Tunnel. 

Subseries A:	Correspondence and References document progress in the Richmond Transport Project from its inception in 1980 through 1994. Also included in this series are clippings from newspaper and magazine articles which monitor the response of San Franciscans to the project.

Subseries B:	Project Agreements, Meetings, and Documents show compliance with Section 106 Historic Preservation requirements, and detail the responsibilities of the National Park Service, the U.S. Army and the City and County of San Francisco. Weekly meetings, briefings and reports offer detailed insight into how the project progressed, while photographs, maps and plans, and project specifications clarify project stages and goals.

Subseries C:	Environmental Impact Monitoring focused mainly on Lobos Creek in compliance with the San Francisco Clean Water Program, and included here are baseline water quality monitoring and bacteriological results. In addition, environmental impact statements assessed the project in total and resulted sedimentation and erosion control, and dewatering / groundwater mitigation. Finally, assessments led to a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI).

Series X: Project Statements and Environmental Impact Assessments, 1980s-1990s

Volume: 	1.5 LF		 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged topically, and chronologically.
Formats:	Environmental Impact Statements
		Plan (report)
		Specification		
Condition: 	Good

Description:	As part of the Sixth U.S. Army effort to comply with environmental regulations and preclude damage from new construction or the implementation of new operations, environmental impact assessments were conducted. This series features specifications for construction or demolition activities on post, and the environmental impact assessments that precluded breaking ground on such projects as the construction of a bowling alley, a post office, a commissary and barracks buildings at the Presidio.

		Subseries A:	Guidance Materials include procedures for reviewing				Environmental Impact Statements written prior to construction projects.

		Subseries B:	 Projects and Environmental Assessments conducted by the Sixth			U.S. Army and included here document the following projects: a Groundwater			Treatment Facility; a Chlorine Storage Building at the Treatment Plant in the			Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District; a Presidio Indoor Swimming Pool; the			Presidio Station; the Presidio Post Office; the Presidio Bowling Center; the			Construction and Relocation of the Commissary; and Thompson Hall and				Proposed Barracks Buildings 098, 119, and 124; a Proposed Motor Pool				Upgrade. In addition, environmental assessments were conducted for Presidio of			San Francisco On-Going Activities and Implementation of the Master Plan, as			well as Future Development Plans; and the Proposed Realignment of Forces at			the Presidio and at Department of Defense Health Care Facilities in the San			Francisco Bay Region.

Series XI: Land Management, 1960s-1990s 

Volume: 	1 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Manual (instructional materials)
Map
Official report
		Plan (map)	
		Survey	
Condition: 	Good

Description:	Land Management incorporates an array of materials relative to facilities engineering, which includes construction and infrastructure improvements, and land use. Also addressed is U.S. Army compliance with historic preservation standards in the design and implementation of ideas for future land use.  This series documents land management activities at the Presidio and subposts in the Marin Headlands through land use studies and occupancy information, as well as design plans and historic preservation documentation.

		Subseries A:	Maps and Plans include basic reservation maps of the Presidio			of San Francisco, Fort Mason, and Forts Baker, Barry and Cronkhite, as well as			maps that detail real estate at these locations. Also included are plans which			document the bed capacity of Letterman General Hospital and the PSF Armory			and Vehicle Storage Buildings, and geomorphic maps of California.

Subseries B:	Regulations and Manuals in this series provide instruction for facilities engineering and general construction activities, and include an economic analysis of housing alternative concepts. In addition, guidance is provided for railroad track and pavement maintenance. 

Subseries C:	Land Use and Site Information materials document management of the San Francisco National Cemetery by the Veterans Administration, a Signal Plan for Fort Mason by the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, as well as the occupancy and use of buildings. Activities such as these were guided by the Master Plan Building Information Schedule and directed by the Presidio of San Francisco Design Guide, which correlated with Corps of Engineers Design Criteria that are also included here.
			
		Subseries D:	Historic Preservation efforts on post resultant of the				National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) include the Presidio of San				Francisco National Historic Landmark District American Buildings Survey			Report from1985, and the Presidio of San Francisco Historic Structures				Adaptive Reuse Study in 1989. Technical manuals, Presidio regulations and 			historic structure surveys further guided preservation efforts and are also				included here. 

Series XII: Natural Resources and Pest Management, 1970s-1990s

Volume: 	1.25 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Correspondence
Manual (instructional materials)
		Minutes
		Plan (report)
Condition: 	Good

Description:	This series pertains to Natural Resource and Pest Management, and includes information on forest and wildlife management at a U.S. Army installation with on-going activities which pose harm to flora and fauna; materials include federal regulations, U.S. Army manuals, and correspondence from political action groups. Also addressed is the post approach to pest management, an integral facet of which included the closely monitored use of pesticides.
 
		Subseries A:	Regulations, Manuals and Guides cover the establishment of			herbaceous ground cover; the planting and establishment of trees, shrubs,			ground covers and vines; guidelines for terrestrial ecosystem surveys; and also			instruct U.S. Army installations in larger Natural Resources concepts of	land			management, outdoor recreation and cultural values, as well as land, forest and			wildlife management. Additional regulations consider the effects of tactical and			tracked vehicles, as well as other training exercises, on natural resources and			higher vertebrate populations. Also included here is a resource and curriculum			guide to the Marin Headlands, and data relative to the Morgan Hill Earthquake			of 1984 and weather at the Presidio and the surrounding San Francisco Bay			Area.

		Subseries B:	Resource Management was conducted through broad Natural			Resource Management Plans that outline goals and establish priorities. These			were bolstered by specialized plans, surveys and projects such as the Coast			Zone Management Plan; a plan to protect endangered and threatened plants,			such as the Ravens Manzanita; a Contingency Action Plan to restore Crissy			Field; and the Aquatic Plant Control Research Program. At the Presidio of San			Francisco, particular attention was paid to Forest Management due to forest			density on post. Also included are records from an advisory council that helped			to direct management, and interfaced with the neighboring community and			political action committees, such as the Sierra Club.

Subseries D:	Pest Management materials include U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency studies, as well as outdoor pest control program inventories and reports.

Subseries E: 	Pesticides are an integral facet of pest management, and this series is comprised of pesticide profiles and information on the use of these chemicals, as well as a record of sampling efforts to monitor pesticides in California well water.

Series XIII: Presidio of San Francisco Base Realignment and Closure, 1970s-1990s

Volume: 	1.25 LF	 
Arrangement:	This series is arranged by format, and topically.
Formats: 	Agreement
		Correspondence
		Environmental Impact Statement
		Memorandums
		Newspaper clippings
Condition: 	Good

Description:	This follows Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) which eventually closed the Presidio of San Francisco and transferred the land to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in 1994. This process is documented in project meetings, specifications, and administration records, and also includes environmental monitoring reports that largely focus on the water quality of Lobos Creek.

Subseries A:	Base Closure Administration records document official base closure visits; memoranda which address the potential relocation of occupants to other facilities—specifically the 91st Infantry Division and the Marine Mammal Center in Marin—and the cemetery at the Public Health Service Hospital; and also include National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) compliance regulations for BRAC activities.
 
Subseries B:	Public Hearings, Committees and Boards informed the neighboring community and interested parties of transitional activities, such as remediation efforts. The Arms Control Research Center held two conferences on the Fate of the Presidio to plan for future use, and materials generated at those conferences are included here The Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Quality Board held scoping meetings to allow public comment on Environmental Impact Statements, as did the San Francisco Planning Commission. Minutes from these meetings are included here, as is correspondence from congressional inquiries into BRAC remediation activities. 

Subseries C:	Interagency Agreements between the U.S. Army and the National Park Service clearly delineate transitional responsibilities for both agencies. 

Subseries D:	Environmental Impact Statements on Base Closure are included in incremental drafts.

Subseries E:	Remedial Investigations and Site Cleanup as stipulated by BRAC agreements are also included in increment drafts.

Box and Folder List

Box #	Folder #	Description and Dates	
		Series I: Administrative Files	
		Subseries A: General Post Information and Environmental References	
1	1	Presidio of San Francisco General History	
	2	Presidio of San Francisco General History—Maps	
	3	Presidio of San Francisco General History—Slides	
	4	News Clippings 	
	5	News Clippings 	
	6	Presidio of San Francisco Staff Directories 	
	7	Sixth (6th) U.S. Army Continental Army Management System 	
	8	California Site Mitigation Decision Tree, June 1985 	
		Subseries B: Correspondence, Messages and Meetings	
	9	FORSCOM [Forces Command] Environmental Messages and Letters, 1978 	
	10	FORSCOM [Forces Command] Environmental Messages and Letters, 1979 	
	11	Correspondence and Messages 	
	12	Correspondence and Messages 	
	13	Hazardous Waste Correspondence 	
	14	Pest Management Correspondence 	
	15	DRMO Alameda Environmental Coordination Meeting Minutes 	
		Subseries C: Environmental Conferences, Training and Events	
	16	Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Conference 	
	17	Sixth U.S. Army Environmental Conference 	
	18	Environmental Training Program, 1977-1979 	
	19	“Project Ditto”: Environmental Awareness Training 	
	20	Training Course Pamphlets 	
	21	CERCLA (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act) Superfund Site Assessment Requirements for Federal Facilities—Training Course Materials 	
	22	Awards Programs 	
	23	Presidio Environmental Day 	
	24	Presidio Environmental Education Brochures 	
		Subseries D: Environmental Briefs, Newsletters and Regulations	
	25	FORSCOM NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) 	
	26	Environmental Alerts and Statues 	
	27	Environmental Newsletters 	
	28	Environmental Briefs and Instructions 	
	29	Environmental Regulations—General 	
		Subseries E: Computer Program Manuals	
2	1	Computer Program Descriptions and User Guides 	
	3	Computer Program Descriptions and User Guides 	
	4	Planning Information Program Manuals 	
	5	Planning Information Program Manuals 	
	6	Planning Information Program Manuals 	
	7	Planning Information Program Manuals 	
	8	Planning Information Program Manuals 	
	9	Economic Impact Forecast System (EIFS) Technical Reports 	
	10	Environmental Impact: Rational Threshold Value (RTV) Technical Report 	
	11	Environmental Impact Computer Program Manuals 	
	12	Guild Theory Development as a Mechanism for Assessing Environmental Impact, 1981 	
	13	Environmental Technical Information System Manual 	
		Subseries F: Environmental Programs	
	14	Environmental Program Management 	
	15	Environmental Program Management—Environmental Assessment Guidance 	
	16	Miscellaneous Environmental Program Documents 	
	17	General Environmental Program Overview and Updates 	
	18	FORSCOM Environmental Audit Program 	
	19	Environmental Pollution Prevention, Control and Abatement Reports, 1975-1992 	
	20	Environmental Pollution Prevention, Control and Abatement Reports, 1975-1992 	
	21	FORSCOM Status Reports on Environmental Programs and Activities, 1975-1978 	
	22	FORSCOM Environmental Fact Sheets, 1976-1978 	
	23	Inspector General Standard Remarks (Bank Book), Headquarters Sixth U.S. Army, PSF, 1979 	
	24	FORSCOM [Forces Command] Annual General Inspection [AGI] 	
	25	Annual General Inspections: Environmental and Energy Conservation Program, 1976-1977 	
	26	Annual General Inspections: Environmental and Energy Conservation Program, 1978-1979 	
	27	Inspector General Findings, FORSCOM, 1978-1980 	
3	1	Environmental Compliance Program 	
	2	Compliance with Sierra Club Settlement—Funds, 1986-1987 	
	3	Army Environmental Compliance (AEC) Program Laboratory Analytical Services, 1989-1993 	
	4	Miscellaneous Contracted Lab Services 	
	5	Environmental Compliance Assessment—Monitoring Report 	
	6	Environmental Compliance Assessment System (USA ECAS) 	
	7	Environmental Compliance Assessment System (USA ECAS) 	
	8	Environmental Compliance Assessment System (USA ECAS) 	
	9	Defense Environmental Restoration Program, FY 1992 	
	10	Defense Environmental Restoration Program Management Information System [DERPMIS] 	
	11	Resource Recovery and Recycling 	
		Subseries G: Administrative Record of Environmental Issues	
	12	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	13	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	14	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	15	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	16	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	17	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	18	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	19	Administration Record Re: Environmental Issues at PSF, FOBK, FOBR, FOCR, CAM Parks and GGNRA 	
	20	Command Logistics Review Program (CLRP) Standards and Criteria 	
	21	Listing of USA-CERL Fact Sheets 	
		Series II: Occupational Safety and Health, Environmental Noise	
		Subseries A: Occupational Health and Safety Surveys	
4	1	Occupational Safety and Health Command Report—Industrial Hygiene Surveys 	
	2	Occupational Safety and Health Command Health Report—DFAE Safety Committee 	
	3	Occupational Health Surveys—U.S. Army Environmental Health Agency (USAEHA) 	
	4	Sanitary Engineering Follow-up Survey: 40th Artillery Brigade Missile Sites—PSF, BBC 	
	5	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Environmental Sanitation Survey—Letterman General Hospital (LGH) 	
	6	U.S. Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] LGH/LAMC Industrial Hygiene Survey 	
		Subseries B: Radioactive Material	
	7	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) LAMC and U.S. Army Dental Activity 	
	8	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Radiation Protection Survey—LGH/LAMC 	
	9	LAMC Request to use Radioactive Material 	
		Subseries C: Smoking Cessation	
	10	Tobacco Cessation and Smoking Areas, PSF 	
		Subseries D: Indoor Firing and Rifle Ranges	
	11	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Surveys of Converted Indoor Firing Ranges 	
	12	Inspection and Evaluation of U.S. Army Indoor Firing Ranges 	
	13	Rifle Range, Fort Barry 	
		Subseries E: Environmental Noise	
	14	Noise Information and Manuals 	
	15	Noise Information and Manuals 	
	16	OSHA Federal Register: Occupational Noise Exposure 	
	17	Environmental Noise and Vibration Regulation 	
	18	Impulse Noise Contours / Acquisition and Evaluation of Operational Blast Noise Data, 1974-1975 	
	19	LAIR Noise Simulation Testing: Battery Howe Wagner, 1983 	
		Series III: Hazardous Material and Waste Management	
		Subseries A: Regulations, Reference Books, Guidelines and Manuals	
	20	EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Hazardous Waste Regulations 	
	21	EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Hazardous Waste Regulations 	
	22	EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Hazardous Waste Regulations 	
	23	Executive Environmental and Hazardous Material Seminar Reference Book, August 1988 	
	24	Defense Hazardous Materials Handling Course—Reference Book 	
	25	Workbook for Defense Hazardous Materials Handling Course 	
	26	U.S. Army Hazardous Materials Manuals 	
	27	U.S. Army Hazardous Materials Manuals 	
5	1	PSF Regulation 200-1: Hazardous Waste Management, with Reviews 	
	2	PSF Regulation 200-1: Hazardous Waste Management, with Reviews 	
	3	PSF Regulation 420-47: Hazardous Waste Management 	
	4	USAG PSF Regulation 420-47: Environmental Quality—Hazardous Waste Management 	
	5	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Waste Disposal Instructions, January 1992 	
	6	California Department of Health Services Hazardous Material Management Guidelines 	
	7	California Department of Health Services Hazardous Material Management 	
	8	Material Safety Data Sheets—Guidance Information 	
	9	Material Safety Data Sheets 	
	10	Material Safety Data Sheets 	
		Subseries B: Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Program	
	11	WRAMC Compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 	
	12	PWC SANFRAN San Francisco Bay Area Hazardous Waste Management Committee Meetings 	
	13	PWC San Francisco Bayfund Status Report, 1982 	
	14	Alameda Defense Property Disposal Office Actions 	
	15	Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials Documents 	
	16	PSF Hazardous Waste Management Program 	
	17	Hazardous Material / Hazardous Waste Management 	
	18	Hazardous Waste Management 	
	19	Hazardous Waste / Material Removal and Management 	
	20	Hazardous Waste Biennial Report Documents and Miscellaneous Papers 	
	21	Blank Hazardous Waste Reporting Forms 	
	22	Letterman Army Medical Center (LAMC) Quarterly Precious Metals Reports 	
	23	Hazardous Waste Management Program—Updates, 1994 	
	24	U.S. Army Garrison PSF: Installation Hazardous Waste Minimization Plan, 1 March 1993 	
	25	PSF Installation Hazardous Waste Minimization Plan—Reviews, 1 March 1993 	
	26	Preventative Medicine Support Agreement 	
	27	Preventative Medicine Support Agreement—MOA between PSF and LAMC, 1982 	
6	1	Installation Spill Contingency Plan, June 1991 	
	2	Presidio of San Francisco Installation Spill Contingency Plan, July 1991 	
	3	PSF Emergency Spill Response / Hazardous Spill Plan, 1992 	
	4	PSF Natural Disaster Plan	
		Subseries C: Inspection, Removal and Storage or Disposal of Waste	
	5	Chemical Waste Hauling and Disposal Information 	
	6	Hazardous Waste Generation and Disposal at PSF and Sub-installations, CY 1991 	
	7	Photographic Slides of Hazardous Waste Locations, PSF 	
	8	Scanned Image of Unidentified Equipment 	
	9	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Hazardous Waste Consultations 	
	10	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Hazardous Waste Consultations 	
	11	Hazardous Waste Surveys of Two Army Installations and an Army Hospital, August 1980 	
	12	Hazardous Waste Management Survey, PSF 	
	13	Hazardous Waste / Material Violations 	
	14	Hazardous Waste Permits, Contracts, Etc., 1981-1992 	
	15	Purchase Regulations Contracts—Hazardous Waste Disposal 	
	16	Hazardous Waste Work Orders 	
	17	Hazardous Waste Material Inventory Information 	
	18	Identification of Hazardous Waste Inventories 	
	19	Identification of Hazardous Waste Inventories: Maintenance Division, PSF 	
	20	Hazardous Waste Generator Data Call, 1981-1982 	
	21	Hazardous Materials / Waste Site Inspection Checklists 	
	22	Hazardous Materials / Waste Site Inspection Checklists 	
	23	Hazardous Material and Hazardous Waste (HMHW) Checklists 	
	24	Hazardous Waste Removal Delivery Orders, 1988-1989 	
	25	Hazardous Waste Removal Delivery Orders, 1990 	
	26	Hazardous Waste Removal Delivery Orders, 1990 	
	27	Hazardous Waste Removal Delivery Orders, 1991-1992 	
7	1	Public Health Service Hospital Inspection for and Disposal of Waste 	
	2	Disposal of Hazardous Wastes Compliance with Federal and State Regulations 	
	3	Hazardous Waste Disposal 	
	4	Disposal of Excess and Spent Hazardous Chemicals, 1981-1982 	
	5	Disposal of Excess and Spent Hazardous Chemicals, 1981-1982 	
	6	Disposal of Chemicals and Chemical Wastes 	
	7	Disposal of Chemicals and Chemical Wastes 	
	8	Disposal of Hazardous Chemicals and Chemical Wastes, LAMC/LAIR 	
	9	Hazardous Waste and Non-Hazardous Materials Disposal Receipts 	
	10	Hazardous Waste and Non-Hazardous Materials Disposal Receipts 	
	11	Hazardous Waste and Non-Hazardous Materials Disposal Receipts 	
	12	Hazardous Chemical Disposal: LAMC/LAIR 	
	13	Letterman Army Institute of Research (LAIR) Hazardous Materials Shipping Container Lists 	
	14	Disposal of Chemotherapeutic Agents 	
	15	Hazardous Waste Disposal: Reimbursement, PSF 	
	16	Questions and Answers on Propane and Butane Fuels, 1950 	
	17	Corrosion Survey, PSF December 1964 	
	18	Coatings and Cathodic Protection of Piping in Seawater: Results of 10-Year Exposure at Lacosta Island, Fla., August 1982 	
	19	Condensate Corrosion and Treatment: Lessons Learned, February 1987 	
	20	Cathodic Protection Diagnostic System Fact Sheet: Fuel Storage Tanks 	
	21	Oil and Hazardous Wastes—Fuel Tank Inspections 	
	22	PSF Underground Storage Tank Removal, 1992 	
	23	PSF Building 1111 Assignment: Hazardous Material Storage, 1993 	
		Subseries D: Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)	
8	1	Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs): Amended EPA Rules for Use and Serving of Transformers 	
	2	Facilities Engineering: Maintenance and Repair Technical Notes—Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) 	
	3	Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) 	
	4	Miscellaneous Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) Information 	
	5	EPA Federal Facility Noncompliance: PSF PCB Violation 	
	6	GGNRA Marin Headlands Transformer PCB Compliance 	
	7	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1984-1985 	
	8	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1986 	
	9	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1987 	
	10	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1988-1989 	
	11	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1988-1989 	
	12	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1990 	
	13	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1991 	
	14	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1992 	
	15	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1993 	
	16	PCB Assessment and Disposition, 1994	
	17	Transformer PCB Survey, Assessment and Disposal 	
	18	PCB Removal Priority List of Structures, PSF 	
	19	PCB Sampling and Monitoring, 1991 	
	20	PCB Laboratory Analyses and Certification 	
	21	Draft Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Report, PSF—1992 	
	22	Removal of Hazardous Waste (PCBs) from North American, Inc. Storage Facility, 1993 	
		Subseries E: Solid Waste	
	23	Compressed Gases 	
	24	Installation Solid Waste Survey Guidelines, October 1975 	
	25	Landfill Gas Control at Military Installations, January 1984 	
	26	Management of Leachate from Army Sanitary Landfills, July 1986 	
	27	Solid Waste Management 	
	28	Solid Waste Management Disposal Regulations 	
	29	“Solid Waste Management” by Joseph Hagerty, Joseph L. Pavoni and John E. Heer, Jr. (Book) 	
9	1	Fill Disposal, Standard Operating Procedure 	
	2	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) LGH Solid Waste Survey 	
	3	Study for Disposal of Excavated Material, PSF, March 1969 	
		Series IV: Lead and Asbestos Abatement	
		Subseries A: Guidelines and Reference Materials	
	4	Lead Information Packet, Volume 1: Childhood Lead Poisoning, Prevention and Lead-Based Paint Management, 1993 	
	5	Lead Information Packet, Volume 2: Guidelines and Regulations on Lead Abatement, 1991 	
	6	Lead Information Packet, Volume 3: Guidelines and Regulations on Lead Abatement, 1990 	
	7	Asbestos Survey: News Clippings / Press 	
	8	Asbestos Survey: Standards and Reference Materials 	
	9	Asbestos Survey: Product Literature 	
		Subseries B: Abatement Operations	
	10	Management of Installation Asbestos Abatement Operations	
	11	Asbestos, Lead Paint and Other Toxics Abatement 	
	12	Asbestos Abatement Surveys and Removal 	
	13	Asbestos Reports, PSF 	
		Subseries C: Public Health Service Hospital and the City of San Francisco	
	14	Asbestos Survey (Building 1808): MOA with City and Count of SF—Correspondence with Asbestos Program Manager 	
	15	Asbestos Work Order, PSF (Building 1801) 	
	16	Site Plans—Asbestos Abatement 	
		Series V: Air Quality Management	
		Subseries A: Regulations and Handbooks	
	17	Environmental Impact Regulations—Clean Air 	
	18	Bay Area Air Quality Management District: Rules and Regulations 	
	19	Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQD) Air Quality Handbook, 1985-1986 	
		Subseries B: Consultations and Surveys	
	20	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Air Pollution Consultations 	
	21	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Air Pollution Surveys 	
	22	Air Pollution Status and Evaluation Survey, 1982 	
	23	Air Pollution Status and Evaluation Survey, 1982 	
	24	Air Pollution Status and Evaluation Survey: Extra Data Forms (Blank) 	
		Subseries C: Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQD) Permits	
	25	BAAQD (Bay Area Air Quality Management District) Permit Fees 	
10	1	BAAQD (Bay Area Air Quality Management District) Permits 	
	2	GGNRA: Air Permit Transfer Coordination 	
		Subseries D: Air Pollution Emissions	
	3	Department of the Army Air Emissions Inventory Program 	
	4	Letterman Army Medical Center Incinerator Emissions: Violation / Reduction 	
	5	Air Quality: Air Pollution Violations from PSF Incinerators 	
	6	Air Quality: Environmental Protection Agency Air Pollutant Emissions Reports, 1976 	
	7	Air Quality: Equipment Data for State and California Air Pollution Permit and Reporting Requirement 	
	8	Air Quality: Air Pollution Violations at the Presidio of SF (POL Station Bldg 637, Paper Pulverizer Bldg 699) 	
	9	Air Quality: Service Station Vapor Recovery Systems 	
	10	Air Quality: Miscellaneous 	
		Series VI: Energy Conservation	
		Subseries A: Federal Registers, Regulations and Manuals	
	11	Federal Register Notices for Department of Energy, 1984-1985 	
	12	Federal Register Notices for Department of Energy, 1984-1985 	
	13	Energy Conservation: Guidelines for Saving Energy in Existing Buildings – Building Owners and Operators Manual ECM 1, Conservation Paper No. 20, June 1975 	
	14	Energy Conservation: Guidelines for Saving Energy in Existing Buildings – Engineers, Architects, and Operators Manual ECM 2, Conservation Paper No. 21, June 1975	
	15	Energy Conservation and Management Materials, 1977-1979 	
	16	Energy Conservation and Management Materials, 1977-1979 	
	17	The Performance of an Experimental Solar Heating System, February 1979 	
	18	Development of a Modular Solar Domestic Hot Water System for Department of Defense Barracks, May 1984 	
	19	FORSCOM Regulation 700-4, PAR 29: Lighting Protection System, PSF, 1976 	
	20	Energy Saving in Electrical Lighting for the U.S. Army, 5 October 1979 	
	21	Energy Monitoring and Control Systems (EMCS) TM 5-815-2 	
		Subseries B: Energy Conservation Management Plans and Programs	
	22	Suggestions for Electric Car, PSF, 1976 	
	23	Energy Conservation Council Meeting Minutes, 1984 	
	24	PSF Energy Conservation Fact Sheets, 1983-1984 	
	25	Instructional File: Energy Management and Gas Prices, 1984 	
	26	PG & E Energy Conservation and Use, 1990-1993 	
	27	Cost Data & Analysis FY77: Energy Savings, PSF Buildings 	
11	1	Cost Information: PSF Buildings—Heating and Electrical Use / Conservation, 1991 	
	2	Energy Resources Management Plans and PSF Energy Conservation Programs 	
	3	Energy Resources Management Plans and PSF Energy Conservation Programs 	
	4	Energy Conservation Investment Program Projects, 1980-1982 	
	5	Energy Conservation Awareness Program: PSF Efficient Energy Engineering 	
	6	Energy Conservation Projects 	
	7	FORSCOM Memoranda: Energy Conservation Program, 1990-1994 	
	8	FORSCOM Memoranda: Energy Conservation Program, 1990-1994 	
		Subseries C: Surveys, Audits and Evaluations	
	9	Energy Audit Pamphlet for Installations, 26 April 1978 	
	10	Energy Utilization Survey Pamphlet for Buildings, 26 April 1978 	
	11	USAR Facilities Report: Harmon Hall USARC—Energy Conservation and Lighting Survey, PSF Bldg 649, 1982 	
	12	U.S. Army Facility Energy Systems Inventory System: PSF Energy Surveys, 1982-1992 	
	13	Energy Conservation Study for Letterman Army Institute of Research, PSF, June 1987 	
	14	Survey and Evaluation of Central Energy Plant: PSF Bldg 1040, September 1989 	
	15	DEIS-93: Energy Reports, PSF and Various Forts for Defense Energy Information System, 1991-1993 	
		Series VII: Utilities	
		Subseries A: Gas, Electric and Steam (Boilers)	
	16	PSF Gas and Electric Utility Consumption, 1990-1993 	
	17	Natural Gas Acquisition: PSF / PG & E, 1991-Apr 1993 	
	18	Natural Gas Acquisition: PSF / BBC, 1993-1994 	
	19	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Gas Revision NO. 103-108, 1992-1993 	
	20	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Gas Revision NO. 103-108, 1992-1993 	
	21	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Electric Revision Nos. 88-95 & Correspondence, 1992-1994 	
	22	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Electric Revision Nos. 88-95 & Correspondence, 1992-1994 	
	23	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Electric Revision Nos. 88-95 & Correspondence, 1992-1994 	
12	1	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Gas Revision Nos. 109-113, 1993-1994 	
	2	PG & E Rate Book Holders Information: Gas Revision Nos. 109-113, 1993-1994 	
		Subseries B: Water	
	3	PSF General Water Maps 	
	4	General Water Map with Marked Family Housing and USAR Centers 	
	5	Water Meter Reading Records: PSF, BBC, GGB—1984-1985 	
		Subseries C: General and Mixed	
	6	Armed Forces Procurement Regulation Supplement No. 5: Procurement of Utility Services, 1968 	
	7	Technical Data: Utilities, PSF 	
	8	Housing Utilities: PSF, 1987-1993 	
	9	Utilities Estimates: PSF and Sub-installations, 1987-1993 	
	10	PSF Utilities, 1993 	
	11	Utility Consumption: PSF, FY 1981 	
	12	Utility Resale Rate (URR): PSF, 1982-1993 	
	13	Utility Rate Calculations, PSF, FY 1984 	
	14	Utilities Estimates for Post Office, Commissary and Enlisted Barracks, 1985 	
	15	Utilities Sales Rate Summary for PSF, FY 1989 	
	16	Utility Meter Readings: PSF, BBC—1992 	
	17	Miscellaneous Utilities: PSF and Sub-installations, 1991 	
	18	Weekly Significant Activities Reports (SIG ACTS): Utilities, 1993 	
		Subseries D: Contracts and Invoices	
	19	Areawide Public Utilities Contract: PG & E Co.—Electrical, Natural Gas, or Steam Services, 19 December 1985-18 December 1995 	
	20	PG & E [Pacific Gas & Electric] Invoices and Utilities Summaries: PSF / LGH, 1993-1994 	
	21	GGNRA Utilities: Billing and Payments, 1990-1991	
	22	Utility Contract Modifications: Correspondence, 1991 	
	23	Utility Contract Modifications: Status and Readings—PSF Housing, 1991 	
13	1	Utility Contract Modifications: Status and Readings—PSF Housing, 1991 	
	2	Utility Contract Modifications: Status and Readings—PSF Housing, 1991 	
	3	Utilities Support Agreements and Account Information: PSF, BBC, FOPO—1987-1991 	
	4	Utilities Support Agreements and Account Information: PSF, BBC, FOPO—1987-1991 	
	5	Utilities Support Agreements and Account Information: PSF, BBC, FOPO—1987-1991 [	
	6	Utilities Support Agreements and Account Information: PSF, BBC, FOPO—1987-1991 	
	7	Utilities Support Agreements and Account Information: PSF, BBC, FOPO—1987-1991 	
		Subseries E: Studies, Surveys, Plans and Regulations	
	8	General Reference Guide: Analysis of Existing Facilities, 1930s-1970 	
	9	Letterman General Hospital Medical Complex Utility Study, March 1973 	
	10	PSF and LGH Steam System Studies / Surveys, 1970-1987 	
	11	Load Analysis of Emergency Generator, LGH, 1973 	
	12	Utilities and Infrastructure Plans, PSF 	
	13	Floor Plans Annotated for Light Fixtures and Electrical: PSF Bldgs 2-99, 300 & 500 Areas 	
	14	Power: LGH Electrical Diagram—PSF Bldg 1060 	
	15	Technical Specifications for Gas Distribution System, 1988 	
	16	Boiler Water Treatment Manual for Federal Plant Operators, 1951 	
		VIII: Water Quality Management	
		Subseries A: Regulations, Standards, Guides and Manuals	
	17	Ecological Research Series: Water Quality Criteria, 1972 	
	18	Clean Water Act and EPA Regulations 	
	19	Water Quality Standards and Codes 	
	20	Consumers Guide to California Drinking Water, 1989 	
	21	Effects of the Safe Water Drinking Act Amendments of 1986 on Army Fixed Installation Water-Treatment Plants, 1992 	
	22	Outline of Methods for Estimating Groundwater Supplies, 1932 	
	23	Geohydrology, Water Quality, and Estimation of Ground-Water Recharge in San Francisco, CA, 1987-1992 	
	24	Technical Manual 5-818-5: Dewatering and Groundwater Control, November 1983 	
	25	Technical Manual 5-818-7: Foundations in Expansive Soils, September 1983 	
14	1	Technical Manual 5-660: Operation of Water Supply and Treatment Facilities at Fixed Army Installations, November 1952 	
	2	Surface Water Treatment Regulations, PSF 	
	3	U.S. AEHA TG No. 199: Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR)—Guidance for CONUS and OCONUS Installations 	
	4	Technical Manual 5-665: Operation of Sewage and Sewerage Treatment Facilities at Fixed Army Installations, November 1945 	
	5	Technical Manual 5-665: Operation and Maintenance of Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Systems, January 1982 	
	6	Technical Manual 5-665: Operation and Maintenance of Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Systems, January 1982 	
	7	Reference Guide for Industrial Wastewater Treatment, September 1985 	
		Subseries B: Surveys, Consultations and Studies	
	8	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Engineering Studies 	
	9	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Engineering Studies 	
	10	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Engineering Surveys 	
	11	Water Quality Monitoring Consultation: PSF, 1975-1976 	
	12	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Monitoring Consultations 	
	13	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Engineering Consultations 	
	14	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Engineering Consultations 	
	15	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Wastewater Engineering Surveys 	
	16	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Wastewater Engineering Surveys 	
	17	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Potable / Recreational Water Quality Surveys, 1977-1983 	
	18	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Potable / Recreational Water Quality Surveys 	
	19	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Water Quality Biological Study 	
	20	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency [USAEHA] Geohydrologic Consultation No. 24-0119-78 	
		Subseries C: Water Distribution	
	21	Specifications for Additions to Water Distribution System, PSF, 8 June 1950 	
	22	Leakage Control Survey, PSF / FOMA, 1979 	
	23	Preventing Water Loss in Water Distribution Systems: Money Saving Leak Detection Programs, March 1986 	
	24	PSF Water Distribution System Evaluation: 90% Submittal, August 1991 	
15	1	Water Distribution System Evaluation, PSF, November 1991 	
	2	ABC Service Telespection and Telegrout Report, PSF	
	3	Retrofit and Maintenance of Distribution System / Reservoirs 	
	4	Repair of Water Distribution System, PSF	
	5	Water Supply for Fire Protection: Presidio Hydrant Flow Test and Water Analysis, 1985 	
	6	PSF Fire Department Master Hydrant List and Test Summaries, 1985-1989 	
	7	Firms Detail Fire Hydrant Report, Presidio Fire Department, September 1991-1992 	
	8	Valve List for Water Lines: Hospital 	
	9	Fire Hydrant Location List, PSF 	
	10	Cross-Connection Control Program, 1988-1992 	
	11	Cross-Connection Control Program Information 	
	12	Cross-Connections Manuals on Regulations and Programs 	
	13	PSF Water Distribution System Cross-Connection Control Program / Back Flow Preventer 	
	14	Water Quality Control: Backflow Preventer Installation 	
	15	A Compilation of Cross-Connection Control Specifications and Guidance, September 1991 	
	16	A Compilation of Cross-Connection Control Specifications and Guidance, September 1991 	
	17	Cross Connection Control Survey, 1991 	
	18	Cross Connection Control Survey, October 1991 	
	19	Cross Connection Control Survey, 1991 	
	20	Cross Connection Control Survey, 1991 	
	21	Cross Connection Control Survey, 1991 	
16	1	Final Cross Connection Control Condition Survey Report from 31 October 1991 Inspection 	
	2	Final Cross Connection Control Condition Survey Report from 31 October 1991 Inspection 	
		Subseries D: Water Supply	
	3	Manual of Individual Water Supply Systems, 1963 	
	4	PSF Master Plan Water System Analysis 	
	5	Responses to Review Comments: PSF Water System Utility Analysis, 1988 	
	6	Presidio of San Francisco Water System Study, February 1989 	
	7	Unbound Originals of PSF Water System Study, February 1989 	
	8	Unbound Originals of PSF Water System Study, February 1989 	
	9	Water Supply at the Presidio of San Francisco, December 1989 	
	10	Water Supply Study, March 1991 	
	11	Water System Study, PSF, July 1992 	
	12	Water Supply Fact File, Technical Specs 	
	13	Public Health Service Hospital (PHSH) Water Supply System 	
	14	Presidio Water System Observations 	
	15	PSF Water System Status Reports 	
	16	Large Water System Regulatory Fee Program 	
	17	Water Management System Documents: Watershed Projects, 1991-1992 	
		Subseries E: Inspections, Violations and Compliance Orders	
	18	Health Service Correspondence	
	19	Annual Inspections 	
	20	Water Supply: Inspections, Site Visits 	
	21	Water System Supply: Notices of Violation—Lead and Copper Testing 	
	22	California Regional Water Quality Control Board Orders and Reports 	
	23	Water Supply System Compliance Orders 	
17	1	Amendment to Compliance Order No. 02-075	
	2	Site Cleanup Requirements: Compliance Order 91-082—PSF Buildings 231 and 937, 1991 	
	3	Site Cleanup at Presidio Buildings 231 and 937, 1991-1993 	
	4	Public Notification of Compliance Work	
	5	Compliance with Federal Phase II/V Regulations: Water Quality Testing—Request for Waiver	
	6	Compliance with the Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act, 1993 	
		Subseries F: Conservation	
	7	Water Conservation: Rationing Program, 1990-1993 	
	8	Water Conservation: Marine and Low Flush Toilets 	
		Subseries G: Water Quality Programs and Projects	
	9	Miscellaneous Water Projects 	
	10	Drinking Water System and Testing Plan for PSF and Marin Headlands, 1994 	
	11	Drinking Water Surveillance Program 	
	12	Drinking Water Surveillance Program: Water Sampling, Analysis and Reports, 1976-1989 	
	13	Drinking Water Surveillance Program: Laboratory Results, 1983 	
	14	Drinking Water Surveillance Program: Laboratory Results, 1984-1986 	
	15	Drinking Water Sampling and Testing Work Request: PSF, 1993 	
	16	Bacteriological Monitoring of PSF Drinking Water 	
	17	Domestic Water Quality and Monitoring Regulations 	
	18	Water Quality Emergency Notification Plan Annual Report: PSF, 1989-1991 	
	19	Water Quality Sampling Program: Main Installations 	
	20	Domestic Water Supply Permit Application: BBC, 1992 	
	21	Domestic Water Supply Permit Application: BBC, 1993 	
	22	Marin Municipal Water District Report: Water Quality 	
	23	Water Consumption Data: BBC 	
	24	Potable Water System Schematic: BBC 	
	25	BBC Water Distribution System Correspondence 	
	26	BBC Potable Water Distribution System: Current Testing Program 	
	27	Application for Domestic Water Supply Permit: BBC—Reservoir Fencing Repair Projects 	
	28	Application for Domestic Water Supply Permit: BBC—Stormwater Monitoring Program / Stormwater Quality Problems 	
	29	Application for Domestic Water Supply Permit: BBC—Request for Stormwater Exemption	
	30	Distribution System Coliform Monitoring 	
	31	Potable Water / Bacteriological Sample Siting and Analysis 	
	32	Bacterial Coliform Reports, 1989 	
	33	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Reports, 1989 	
	34	Bacterial Coliform Reports, 1990 	
	35	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Reports, 1990 	
18	1	Bacterial Coliform Reports, 1991 	
	2	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Report, 1991 	
	3	Yearly Fluoridation Summary, 1991 	
	4	Bacterial Coliform Reports, 1992 	
	5	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Reports, 1992 	
	6	Monthly Water Reports, 1992 	
	7	Yearly Fluoridation Summary, 1992 	
	8	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Reports, 1993 	
	9	Yearly Fluoridation Summary, 1993	
	10	Monthly Water Reports, 1993 	
	11	Monthly Finished Water Turbidity Reports, 1994 	
	12	Yearly Fluoridation Summary, 1994 	
	13	Monthly Water Reports, 1994 	
	14	Water Samples: Laboratory Results, 1994 	
	15	Annual Water Quality Reports 	
	16	Annual Water Quality Reports 	
	17	Subsurface Soil Investigations: PSF, 1994 	
	18	PSF Potable Well Information 	
	19	Chemical Analysis: Ground Water Samples, Drinking / Potable Water Wells 	
	20	PSF Sanitation Branch: Water Management—Historic Documents, Projects and Manpower, 1915-1939 	
	21	PSF Sanitation Branch: Water Management—Historic Documents, Projects and Manpower, 1940s-1950s 	
	22	PSF Sanitation Branch: Water Management—Historic Documents, Projects and Manpower, 1960s 	
	23	PSF Sanitation Branch: Water Management—Historic Documents, Projects and Manpower, 1970s 	
	24	Lobos Creek: Historical Background 	
	25	Lobos Creek Reference Documents 	
	26	Lobos Creek Maps 	
	27	Lobos Creek Water Quality Monitoring: Investigation of High Coliform Counts—Bacteriological Sampling 	
	28	Lobos Creek: Dredging, Vegetation and Sediment Removal Projects 	
19	1	City Project 89.626E: 18th Ave at the Presidio, 1990-1993 	
	2	Lobos Creek Sole Source Aquifer / Groundwater: 18th and Presidio Project 	
		Subseries H: Water Treatment Plant	
	3	Water Treatment Plant Fact File 	
	4	Miscellaneous Papers on Water Treatment, Etc. 	
	5	Water Testing and Treatment Catalogs and Brochures 	
	6	Water Treatment Information 	
	7	Water Treatment Plant: Drinking Water Additives 	
	8	Water Treatment Plant: Extended Trihalomethane Surveillance of Army Drinking Water 	
	9	Trihalomethanes in Drinking Water: References 	
	10	Evaluation of Microcomputer-Based Operation and Maintenance Systems for Water  / Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation, July 1986 	
	11	Water Treatment Plant: Inspections, Lab Results and Correspondence, 1985-1990 	
	12	Water Treatment Plant: Compliance Orders and Associated Materials, PSF, 1990-1991 	
	13	Domestic Water Supply Permit Application: Water Treatment Plant, 1994 	
	14	Water Treatment Plant: Production and Consumption Reports, 1987-1993 	
	15	Filtration Plant Rehabilitation, PSF: Specification No. 862, May 1943 	
	16	Upgrade Presidio Water Treatment Plant 	
	17	Water Treatment Plants: Contracts / Work Requests, Problems / Recommendations for Enhancement 	
	18	PSF Water Treatment Plant Seismic Evaluation 	
	19	Environmental Assessment: Water Treatment Plant Modifications, Presidio of San Francisco—GGNRA	
	20	Operations and Maintenance Manual: PSF Water Treatment Plant, February 1988 	
	21	Phase I Report: Operator Assistance Program, PSF, July 1987 	
	22	Phase II Report: Operator Assistance Program, PSF Water Treatment Plant, November 1987 	
	23	Phase III: Operator Assistance Program—PSF Water Treatment Plant, November 1991 	
	24	Lessons Learned: Wastewater Treatment Operator Assistance Program, December 1991 	
	25	Water Treatment Plant Operator Certification, PSF, 1994 	
		Subseries I: Sewage, Waste and Storm Water Management	
	26	PSF Storm Drainage System Study, March 1989 	
	27	PSF Storm Drain Evaluation: 90% Submittal, August 1991 	
	28	Storm Drainage System Evaluation: PSF, October 1991 	
20	1	California Storm Water Best Management Practice Handbooks, 1993 	
	2	PSF Stormwater Management Plan: 30% Review Document, December 1993 	
	3	PSF Storm Water Management Plan: 90% Review Document, February 1994 	
	4	PSF Storm Water: Program and Regulations 	
	5	Storm Water Sampling, PSF 	
	6	Bay Pollution Storm Water Sampling Plan 	
	7	Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC): Crissy Field Outfall Permits 	
	8	Storm Sewer Outfall Study, 1993 	
	9	North Shore Outfalls Consolidation Project Plan 	
	10	Bacteriological Tests of Storm Sewer Outfalls, 1991 	
	11	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1986 	
	12	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1987 	
	13	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1988 	
	14	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1989 	
	15	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1990 	
	16	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1991 	
	17	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1992 	
	18	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1993 	
	19	North Shore Bacteria Monitoring Summaries, 1994 	
	20	PSF Sanitary Sewer System Study, March 1988 	
	21	PSF Sanitary Sewer System Study, March 1989 	
	22	Sanitary Sewer Evaluation, PSF 	
	23	Sanitary Sewer Evaluation, PSF 	
21	1	Sanitary Sewer Evaluation, PSF 	
	2	The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Management System: Pilot System Description , 1982 	
	3	National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Program, 1970-1978 	
	4	National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Program, 1970-1978 	
	5	National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Program, 1970-1978 	
	6	Storm Water Discharge Permit Applications 	
	7	Industrial Wastewater Sewer Discharge Permit: LAIR 	
	8	CCSF Industrial Waste Discharge Limits: Hospitals 	
	9	Water Discharge Monitoring, 1975-1978	
	10	Water Pollution Discharge Requirements, 1978 	
	11	Wastewater Discharges 	
	12	Compliance Testing: Water Pollution Control—Wastewater Discharges, 1981-1982 	
	13	U.S. Army Waste / Wastewater Management, 1984 	
	14	PSF Storm Water: Raw Sewage Discharge, 1993 	
	15	Waste Determination: Crissy Field Sand Samples, 1993 	
	16	Claim of Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District for Compensation for the Processing of Non-Fort Baker Sewage 	
	17	Sanitary Sewage Problem at Fort Barry, 1975-1976 	
	18	Preliminary Sewerage System Investigation: Report for Forts Barry and Cronkhite: North Portion, GGNRA, 1975 	
	19	Environmental Assessment of the Sewage Treatment at Fort Barry: Septic Tank for Rosenstock Housing / Rodeo Lagoon Pollution, 1975-1976 	
	20	Marin Headlands Sewerage Study: Final Draft, September 1977 	
	21	Marin Headlands Sewage System Study, GGNRA, 1977 	
	22	U.S. Army / PSF—CCSF Sewage Negotiations, 1978-1992 	
	23	Determination of U.S. Army / PSF and CCSF Sewage Responsibilities and Charges, 1981-1991 	
	24	Sewage Payment to the City of San Francisco, 1986 	
	25	PSF—City and County of San Francisco Sewage Contract Negotiations, 1992-1993 	
		Series IX: Richmond Transport Project	
		Subseries A: Correspondence and References	
	26	Richmond Transport Project: General Correspondence, 1980-1987 	
	27	Richmond Transport Project General Correspondence, 1988-1994 	
	28	Newspaper / Magazine Articles: Richmond Transport Project 	
		Subseries B: Project Agreements, Meetings and Documents	
22	1	Richmond Transport Project MOA (Memorandum of Agreement) 	
	2	Section 106 Historic Preservation Memorandum of Agreement: Richmond Transport Project 	
	3	Lobos Creek: Richmond Transport—Right of Entry Agreement, February 1994 	
	4	Proposals and Bids: Richmond Transport Project, 1990-1992 	
	5	Richmond Transport Project: Meeting Minutes 	
	6	Richmond Transport Project: Weekly Meetings 	
	7	Richmond Transport: Project Agenda Briefing, July 1993 	
	8	Richmond Transport Project: Reports 	
	9	Richmond Transport: Project Documents 	
	10	Richmond Transport Facilities Project #7179E: Photographs of East Portal Area	
	11	Preconstruction Baseline Photographs: Richmond Transport 	
	12	Richmond Transport Project: Drawings, Layouts and Maps 	
	13	Richmond Transport Project: Plans and Diagrams 	
	14	Richmond Transport Project: Specifications—Technical Provisions, Tunnel Construction 95% Design Submittal, October 1992 	
	15	Richmond Transport Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Volume 1 of 3: Specifications, December 1992 	
	16	Richmond Transport Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Volume 2 of 3: Specifications, December 1992 	
	17	Richmond Transport / Storage Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E Plan, 95% Submittal, December 1992 	
	18	Richmond Transport Project: Geotechnical Baseline Report, February 1993 	
	19	Richmond Transport Project: Geotechnical Data Report—Volume 1: Report, February 1993 	
	20	Richmond Transport Project: Geotechnical Data Report—Volume 2: Appendices, February 1993 	
	21	Richmond Transport Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Volume 1 of 3: Specifications, March 1993 	
23	1	Richmond Transport Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Volume 2 of 3: Specifications, March 1993 	
	2	Richmond Transport Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Volume 3 of 3: Specifications, March 1993 	
	3	Richmond Transport / Storage Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Plans, March 1993 	
	4	Richmond Transport / Storage Facilities: Special Provisions Specification No. 7179E—Plans, March 1993 	
	5	Richmond Transport / Storage Facilities Addendums Nos. 1 and 2, May 1993 	
		Subseries C: Environmental Impact Monitoring	
	6	Richmond Transport: City of SF Clean Water Program 	
	7	Richmond Transport Project: Environmental Compliance Monitoring 	
	8	Draft Environmental Impact Report: Richmond Transport Project, 1989 	
	9	Richmond Transport: Environmental Impact Report—Responses to 	
	10	Richmond Transport Project: Lobos Creek Sole Source Aquifer Designation, February 1988 	
	11	Richmond Transport Project: Maps of Lobos Creek 	
	12	Water Quality Monitoring: Richmond Transport—Lobos Creek 	
	13	Baseline Water Quality Monitoring: Richmond Transport—Lobos Creek 	
	14	Weekly Bacteriological Results: Richmond Transport—Lobos Creek 	
	15	Entomological Mitigation Report: Richmond Transport—Lobos Creek 	
	16	Sedimentation and Erosion Control: Richmond Transport 	
	17	Preliminary Assessment Screening: Richmond Transport Project, March 1993 	
	18	Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI): Richmond Transport Project, August 1993 	
	19	Weekly Title 22 Analysis: Richmond Transport Water Quality Data, 1994 	
	20	Dewatering / Ground Water Analysis and Mitigation / Monitoring Plan, February 1994 	
		Series X: Project and Environmental Impact Statements	
		Subseries A: Manuals and Instructional Materials	
	21	Procedures for Reviewing Environmental Impact Statements for Construction Projects, 1975 	
		Subseries B: Projects and Environmental Assessments 	
	22	Partial Bid Package: Groundwater Treatment Facility 	
	23	Preliminary Planning Report Circulation Summary—Golden Gate Energy Center (GGEC) 	
	24	Construction of a Chlorine Storage Building at Treatment Plant: Sausalito-Marin City Sanitary District, 1969 	
	25	Richmond Environmental Action—Proposal for a Recycling center at the PSF, 1970-1978 	
	26	Partial Environmental Impact Statement: Current Operations and Master Plan, PSF (Excerpt) 	
	27	Environmental Assessments: PSF Commissary (1974), LAIR Building 1110 Exhaust System (1984) and PSF Bldg 38 Basement (1986) 	
	28	Record of Environmental Documentation: Enlisted Barracks with Dining Facility, Administration and Supply; with Project List 	
	29	Draft Environmental Impact Statement: Presidio of San Francisco On-Going Activities and Implementation of Master Plan, 1976 	
	30	Draft Environmental Impact Statement: Presidio of San Francisco On-Going Activities and Implementation of Master Plan, 1977 	
	31	Environmental Impact Assessment Documents, 1977-1978 	
	32	Environmental Impact Statement: Proposed Realignment of the Forces at the Presidio of San Francisco, April 1979 	
24	1	Environmental Impact Assessment: Proposed Realignment of Forces at Department of Defense Health Care Facilities in the SF Bay Region—Supplement, April 1979 	
	2	Analysis of Existing Facilities Environmental Assessment Report: Master Plan Basic Information Maps, PSF, 30 June 1980 	
	3	PSF Master Plan: Future Development Plans Analytical / Environmental Assessment Report, 1 April 1981 	
	4	Environmental Assessment: Presidio Station—Draft, May 1983 	
	5	Project Justification: PSF Indoor Swimming Pool with Environmental Impact Statement, 1985 	
	6	Presidio Post Office Supplemental Environmental Assessment, January 1986 	
	7	Presidio Station Supplemental Environmental Assessment, February 1986 	
	8	Bowling Center Project Proposal, December 1986 	
	9	Funds for Environmental Assessment for Construction of New Commissary, 1985-1986 	
	10	Project Proposal for Construction of a Commissary, October 1986 	
	11	Final Environmental Assessment: Proposed Commissary Relocation, January 1987 	
	12	Final Environmental Assessment: Proposed Commissary Relocation, January 1987 	
	13	Presidio of San Francisco: Branch Exchange Project Proposal, February 1987 	
	14	Environmental Assessment: Proposed Post Exchange (PX) Expansion—Presidio of San Francisco, June 1988 	
	15	Environmental Assessment: Proposed Emergency Generator, LAMC, May 1987 	
	16	Draft Environmental Impact Statement: Thompson Hall and Barracks Bldgs 098, 119 and 124—Correspondence, 1987 [EE-1/B6/F7]	
	17	Annotated Draft Environmental Impact Statement: Thompson Hall and Barracks Bldgs 098, 119 and 124, 1987 	
	18	Draft Environmental Impact Statement: Proposed Barracks Numbers 098, 119 and 124, February 1987 	
	19	Final Environmental Impact Statement: Proposed Barracks Numbers 098, 119 and 124, June 1987 	
	20	Environmental Assessment: Proposed Motorpool Upgrade—Presidio of San Francisco, June 1988 	
	21	Real Property Transactions and Preliminary Assessment Screenings (PAS), 1990 	
	22	Draft Plans and Specifications for Floating Product and Underground Storage Tank Removal, PSF Bldg 937, 1992 	
	23	PSF Infrastructure Improvements, 1993 	
		Series XI: Land Management 	
		Subseries A: Maps and Plans	
	24	PSF Reservation Maps, 1978-1980 	
	25	PSF Orthophotographic Map, 1980 	
	25A	PSF and BBC Maps	
	26	EFB General Site Map 	
	27	BBC Map: Army Land Use / GGNRA, 1974 	
	28	FOMA General Site Maps 	
	29	LGH 500-Bed Hospital Plan 	
	30	PSF Armory and Vehicle Storage Bldgs for ORC Maps, 1950 	
	31	PG&E Proposed Construction: PSF Plan / Map, 1975 	
	32	EFB Real Estate Map, 1975 	
	33	Geomorphic Map of California 	
	34	Geologic Map of the Flatland Deposits of the San Francisco Bay Region 	
		Subseries B: Regulations and Manuals	
25	1	Cost Estimating for Military Programming: Construction, 1980 	
	2	Development of a Railroad Track Maintenance Management System for Army Installations: Initial Decision Report 	
	3	Pavement Maintenance Management for Roads and Parking Lots, October 1981 	
	4	PSF Reg 420-2: Facilities Engineering—Engineering Support, U.S. Army Reserve Centers, 1979 	
	5	Technical Manual 5-800-2: Cost Estimates Military Construction, June 1985 	
	6	Pamphlet 210-6: Economic Analysis of Housing Alternatives—Concepts, Guidelines and Formats, 8 October 1986 	
	7	Technical Manual 5-802-1: Economic Studies for Military Construction Design—Applications, 31 December 1986 	
		Subseries C: Land Use and Site Information	
	8	Master Plan Building Information Schedule (AR 210-20) PSF, 1 March 1975 (Revised 31 March 1980) 	
	9	Southwest Water Pollution Control Plant Project: Fort Funston, 1975-1976 	
	10	San Francisco National Cemetery, 1982-1993 	
	11	Signal Plan, FOMA / GGNRA 	
	12	Presidio of San Francisco Design Guide, June 1986 	
	13	Presidio of San Francisco Design Guide, June 1986 	
	14	Corps of Engineers Design Criteria, 1987 	
	15	Presidio of San Francisco Road System Study, February 1989 	
	16	Land Use and Lease Agreement, 1968-1990 	
	17	Vacant PSF Buildings, 1994	
		Subseries D: Historic Preservation	
	18	Legacy Resource Management Program 	
	19	National Historic Preservation Act Compliance 	
	20	Presidio of San Francisco National Historic Landmark District Historic American Buildings Survey Report, 1985 	
	21	Presidio of San Francisco Historic Structures Adaptive Reuse Study, 1 May 1989 (Original) 	
	22	Presidio of San Francisco Historic Structures Adaptive Reuse Study, 1 May 1989 	
	23	Presidio of San Francisco Historic Structures Adaptive Reuse Study, 1 May 1989 [	
	24	PSF National Register of Historic Places Registration: Draft, October 1991 	
	25	Draft: Revised National Historic Landmark Documentation for the PSF, October 1991 	
	26	Draft: Revised National Historic Landmark Documentation for the PSF, October 1991 	
	27	PSF Historic Properties Maps 	
	28	PSF Historic Survey / Report: Structures List 	
26	1	Historic Preservation Cultural Resource Management and AR 420-20 Plans: 1990 Conference 	
	2	U.S. Army - CA State Historic Preservation Office – Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Programmatic Agreement 	
	3	Technical Manual 5-801-1: Historic Preservation Administration Procedures, November 1975 	
	4	Technical Manual 5-801-2: Historic Preservation Maintenance Procedures, February 1977 	
		Series XII: Natural Resources and Pest Management	
		Subseries A: Regulations, Manuals and Guides	
	5	Technical Manual 5-830-4: Planting and Establishment of Trees, Shrubs, Ground Covers and Vines, June 1976 	
	6	Guidelines for Terrestrial Ecosystem Survey, 1980 	
	7	Discovery on the Continent’s Edge: A Resource and Curriculum Guide to the Marin Headlands, 1981 	
	8	Natural Resource Considerations for Tactical Vehicle Training Areas, June 1981 	
	9	Guidelines for Installation Natural Resource Protection During Training, October 1981 	
	10	Technical Manual 5-631: Natural Resources Forest Management, December 1981	
	11	Technical Manual 5-635: Natural Resources Outdoor Recreation and Cultural Values, February 1982 	
	12	Technical Manual 5-633: Natural Resources Fish and Wildlife Management, February 1982 	
	13	Technical Manual 5-630: Natural Resources Land Management, July 1982 	
	14	Technical Manual 5-830-2: Establishment of Herbaceous Ground Cover, September 1983 	
	15	Effects of Tracked Vehicle Activity on Higher Vertebrate Populations at Army Installations, April 1984 	
	16	Army Regulation 420-74: Natural Resources—Land, Forest and Wildlife Management, 25 February 1986 	
		Subseries B: Resource Management	
	17	Facilities Engineering Submission of Budget and Support Material for FY 1985 Appropriation Wildlife Conservation, Military Res, Army Budgets 	
	18	Natural Resources Management Plans 	
	19	Forest Management Plan: Presidio and East Fort Baker, 1984 	
	20	Presidio of San Francisco Forest Management Plan, 1990-2010 	
	21	Presidio of San Francisco Forest Management Plan, 1990-2010 	
	22	Forest Management Advisory Council, 1982 	
	23	Presidio Forest Management Advisory Council Meeting	
	24	Tree Work Correspondence, 1980-1993 	
	25	Natural Resources Damage Review 	
	26	Environmental PACs (Political Action Committees): Sierra Club 	
	27	Coast Zone Management Plan: SF Bay Area, 1976 	
	28	San Francisco Harbor and Bay Removal of Sources of Drift and Debris, 1976-1977 	
	29	Aquatic Plant Control Research Program, 1979 	
	30	Endangered and Threatened Plants: Ravens Manzanita Recovery 	
	31	Bat Survey of Presidio Buildings Scheduled for Demolition, 1993 	
	32	Technical Memo: Hexavalent Chromium in Serpentine Bedrock and Groundwater in Upland Areas, PSF 	
	33	Contingency Action Plan: Crissy Field Area Restoration Project, PSF, 1998 	
	34	Morgan Hill Earthquake of April 1984 	
	35	Weather Data: Presidio, San Francisco and Surrounding Areas / Communities, 1989-1992 	
		Subseries C: Pest Management	
	36	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Pest Management Program Studies 	
	37	Outdoor Pest Control Program, 1993 	
	38	Pest Control Reports and Inventories 	
		Subseries D: Pesticides	
	39	Pesticide Information and Decontamination Procedures 	
	40	U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency (USAEHA) Pesticide Monitoring Studies 	
27	1	State of California Department of Food and Agriculture Pesticide Registration Number Book 	
	2	Pesticides 	
	3	Sampling for Pesticide Residues in California Well Water: 1991 Update Well Inventory Data Base, December 1991 	
	4	Sampling for Pesticide Residues in California Well Water: 1992 Well Inventory Database, Cumulative Report, 1986-1992 	
		Series XIII: Base Realignment and Closure—Presidio of San Francisco 	
		Subseries A: Base Closure Administration	
	5	DEH Base Closure Files Master List 	
	6	Base Closure Visits, 1989 	
	7	DEH Briefing: PSF Base Closure 	
	8	Relocation of Occupants: Base Closure 	
	9	Public Health Service Hospital: Cemetery 	
	10	NEPA (National Environmental Protection Act) Compliance: Army Base Realignment and Closure 	
	11	GGNRA Natural Resource Preservation 	
	12	USATHAMA (U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency) Base Closure Environmental Restoration Program 	
	13	USATHAMA (U.S. Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency) Base Closure Environmental Restoration Program 	
	14	Environmental Impact Statement Administration (EIS) Administration 	
		Subseries B: Public Hearings, Committees and Boards	
	15	Base Closure Congressional Inquiry: Environmental 	
	16	Arms Control Research Center: Fate of the Presidio I 	
	17	Arms Control Research Center: Fate of the Presidio II 	
	18	Public Hearings 	
	19	Sixth [6th] Army Environmental Quality Board 	
	20	Environmental Impact Statement Scoping Meeting: Closure of PSF 	
	21	San Francisco Planning Commission Hearing on PSF EIS 	
		Subseries C: Interagency Agreements	
	22	Base Closure Interagency Agreements 	
	23	Base Closure Interagency Agreements 	
	24	Base Closure Interagency Agreements 	
	25	Federal Facilities Site Remediation Agreement for Army Presidio of San Francisco 	
	26	Federal Facilities Site Remediation Agreement for Army Presidio of San Francisco 	
	27	Environmental Obligations / Requirements: Base Closure Interagency Agreements 	
	28	State Quarterly Reports for the Defense and State Memorandum of Agreement / Cooperative Agreement (DSMOA / CA) Program 	
	29	California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) Cooperative Agreement Quarterly Activities Reports 	
28	1	California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) Cooperative Agreement Quarterly Activities Reports 	
	2	California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) Cooperative Agreement Quarterly Activities Reports 	
		Subseries D: Environmental Impact Statements	
	3	Preliminary Draft: Environmental Impact Statement—Base Closure of the PSF, January 1990 	
	4	Preliminary Draft: Environmental Impact Statement—Base Closure of the PSF, January 1990—Response to Comments 	
	5	Draft Base Closure Environmental Impact Statement for PSF, August 1990 	
	6	Presidio of San Francisco Base Closure Final Environmental Impact Statement, May 1991 	
	7	Presidio of San Francisco Base Closure Final Environmental Impact Statement, May 1991 	
	8	Presidio of San Francisco Base Closure Final Environmental Impact Statement: Appendix I, May 1991 	
	9	Presidio of San Francisco Base Closure Final Environmental Impact Statement: Appendix I, May 1991 	
		Subseries E: Remedial Investigations and Site Cleanup	
	10	Remedial Investigation / Feasibility Study Technical Plan: Final Draft, 1989 	
	11	Site Cleanup Requirements, PSF 	
	12	PSF Remedial Investigation Report 	
	13	Responses to Comments on Draft Final Main Installation Remedial Investigation (RI) Report, 1993 	
	14	BRAC Cleanup Plan, November 1995 	
	15	BRAC Cleanup Plan: Appendix, November 1995 	
		Oversized Materials	
29 (20x24)
[Old 1]	1	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 20x24 Box 1 in Separation Sheets.	
	2	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 20x24 Box 1 in Separation Sheets.	
30 (16x20)
[Old 2]	1	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	2	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	3	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	4	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	5	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	6	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	7 (9)	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	8 (10)	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 2 in Separation Sheets.	
31 (16x20)
[Old 3]	1	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	2	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	3	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	4	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	5	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	6	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS 16x20 Box 3 in Separation Sheets.	
SC MC	1	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 1 in Separation Sheets.	
	2	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 2 in Separation Sheets.	
	3	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 3 in Separation Sheets.	
	4	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 4 in Separation Sheets.	
	5	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 5 in Separation Sheets.	
	6	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 6 in Separation Sheets.	
	7	Oversized materials separated from boxes 1-28; referred to as OS Folder 7 in Separation Sheets.	

Appendices

1.  Abbreviations
ADPWEE:	U.S. Army Directorate of Public Works Environmental Office 
AEC:		Army Environmental Compliance
AGI:		Annual General Inspection

BAAQD:	Bay Area Air Quality Management District
BBC:		Forts Baker, Barry and Cronkhite
	Bldg:		Building
	BRAC:	Base Realignment and Closure 
	
CA:		California
	CA:		Cooperative Agreement 
	CCSF:		City and County of San Francisco
	CERL:		Construction Engineering Research Laboratory
	CERCLA:	Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act
	CLRP:		Command Logistics Review Program
CMMC	California Marine Mammal Center, Fort Cronkhite
	CONUS:	Continental United States
	
DA:		Department of the Army
DEH:		U.S. Army Directorate of Engineering and Housing
	DERPMIS:	Defense Environmental Restoration Program Management Information				 System
DFAE:		Directorate of Facilities and Engineering
	DOD:		Department of Defense
	DOI:		Department of the Interior
	DSMOA:	Defense and State Memorandum of Agreement 
	DTSC:		Department of Toxic Substances Control
	
EAS:		Environmental Assessment
	ECIP:		Energy Conservation Investment Program
	EFB:		East Fort Baker
	EIFS:		Economic Impact Forecast System
	EIS:		Environmental Impact Statement
	EPA:		Environmental Protection Agency
	
FH		Family Housing
FOBK:		Fort Baker
	FOBR:		Fort Barry
	FOMA:	Fort Mason
	FOPO:		Fort Point
	FORSCOM:	Forces Command 
	FONSI:	Finding of No Significant Impact
	
GGNRA: 	Golden Gate National Recreation Area
	
LAIR:		Letterman Army Institute of Research
	LAMC:	Letterman Army Medical Center
	LGH:		Letterman General Hospital
	
MOA:		Memorandum of Agreement
MOU:		Memorandum of Understanding
	
NACOSH:	National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health
	NEPA:		National Environmental Protection Act
	NHPA:	National Historic Preservation Act
	NPS:		National Park Service
	
OCONUS:	Outside the Continental United States
OSHA		Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970

PAC:		Political Action Committee
	PAS:		Preliminary Assessment Screening
	PG&E:		Pacific Gas and Electric
	PHSH:		Public Health Service Hospital
	POL:		Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants
	PSF:		Presidio of San Francisco
	
RCRA:	Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
Reg		Regulation 	
	RI:		Remedial Investigation
	RTV:		Rational Threshold Value
	
SF:		San Francisco
SOP:		Standing Operating Procedure
Specs.:		Specifications

TM:		Technical Manual

USAEHA:	United States Army Environmental Hygiene Agency
	USARC:	United States Army Reserve Center
	USATHAMA:	United States Army Toxic and Hazardous Materials Agency
	USPHSH	U.S. Public Health Service Hospital 
	
WRAMC:	Walter Reed Army Medical Center