What is Army Regulation 210-20?
Army Regulation 210-20, also known as REAL PROPERTY MASTER PLANNING FOR ARMY INSTALLATIONS, provides guidelines and procedures for developing and implementing real property master plans on Army installations.

What is a real property master plan?
A real property master plan is a strategic land use plan that outlines the facility requirements, acquisition and disposal of real property, and infrastructure development for Army installations.

Who is responsible for developing real property master plans?
Installation commanders are responsible for developing real property master plans with support from various staff and agencies, such as the Directorate of Public Works and the garrison planning board.

What factors does a real property master plan consider?
A real property master plan considers factors such as mission requirements, population projections, land use needs, environmental considerations, infrastructure capacity, and future development plans.

How often are real property master plans updated?
Real property master plans are required to be updated at least every five years or more frequently if significant changes in the mission or installation infrastructure occur.

Are public input and stakeholder involvement part of the real property master planning process?
Yes, public input and stakeholder involvement are essential components of the real property master planning process. The installation should ensure active engagement with local communities, other military services, and agencies.

How does a real property master plan influence budget and funding decisions?
The real property master plan serves as a basis for identifying facility requirements and justifying funding requests for military construction, repairs, and sustainment projects.

Are environmental considerations addressed in the real property master plan?
Yes, the real property master plan includes analysis and incorporation of environmental considerations, including cultural and natural resources, in order to comply with applicable regulations and minimize potential adverse impacts.

Can changes be made to the real property master plan after its approval?
Yes, changes to the real property master plan can be made through a formal amendment process. Any changes should be carefully assessed and approved by the installation commander.