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LCD-74-353 1 (1974-12-31)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaavi0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ----I78205 g-Y ,C t/(- O9&'1 7~ *~ ~ ~~xX /~ AA c~ rc~/-c.A'O/ ~o by the j ..r COIIIIIL EI UlIITEII STATES B-Il 8205 - LM096718 The Honorable Hugh L. Carey House of Representatives BEST DOCUMENT AVAILABLE Dez. Mr. Carey: As recuested by your letter of December 13, 1973, we have made a study of the energy impact of moving De- partment of Defense activities from the Military Ocean Terminal, Brooklyn, New York, to Bayonne, New Jersey. On May 22, 1974, we discussed with your office the re- sults of our work, which showed that the Army estimates that the move will result in an overall decrease in energy consumption. This reoort summarizes the informa- tion we obtained. In 1964 the Secretary of Defense announced the clos- irq of the Brooklyn facilities. Terminal operations moved to Bayonne in 1966, leaving only administrative functions in Brooklyn. On February 8, 1974, the Depart- ment ot Defense announced that the remaining administra- tive functions at Brooklyn also would move to Bayonne. The move, which beoan in June 1974, is scheduled to be com- pleted about September 1975 when the final section of ren- ovated warehouse space at Bayonne will be ready. The move involves about 1,136 military and civilian personnel employed by De-iartment ot Defense activities at Brooklyn. These activities inclde Headquarters, Eastern Area Military Traffic Manaqement Command; the Military Traffic Management Command Information Systems Office, Eastern Area; the U.S. Army Communications Command, East- emn Area; and the U.S. Navy Military Sealift Commmand, Atlartic. Enclosure I shows the energy consumed at Brooklyn and Bayonne during fiscal year 1973, the last full year before the move. This energy was used before energy conservatio- started at Brooklyn and included service to a large tenant, the U.S. Postal Service, whose requirements were not mea- sured separately. The Postal Service moved from Brooklyn about October 1973. Therefore this data appears to have only limited value in measuring the change in energy con- sumption resulting from the move. LCD-74-353

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