this amendment by Senator Mikulski first would allow for all base closure affected property at Fort Holabird, MD, to be disposed of in the 1994 base closure disposal process and, second, would authorize the Secretary of the Army to convey, for fair market value, 6 acres of real property at Fort Holabird to the owner of the apartment complex that is situated on the real property. I believe this is a noncontroversial amendment that has been cleared on the other side.
J. Exon: “this amendment by Senator Mikulski first would allow for all base closure affected property at Fort Holabird, MD, to be…”
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Discussing an amendment related to property disposal at Fort Holabird during Senate debate.
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