Garrison Commander Colonel Todd Allison says after not being able to attract much attention to them in the past, the Army is hoping some added flexibility will make a difference this time. That includes the possibility of demolishing old buildings and putting up new ones, and even making it easier to enter the installation.
"Access control - it does make coming on to the installation a little bit more challenging, but it's also a silver lining, a positive thing. Your asset that you're developing here on the installation is protected 24/7, not everyone can come on and use it, they've got to be vetted."
Allison says if someone offers to lease Quarters One, they wouldn't have to also be responsible for the golf course and clubhouse - the properties could be separated. They could also request a lease for up to 50 years.
Proposals are due by the end of July, with possible leases beginning next year.
