What is the purpose of Army Regulation AR 405-80?
The purpose of AR 405-80 is to provide guidance and procedures for the management, control, and granting use of real property owned or controlled by the U.S. Army.

Who does AR 405-80 apply to?
AR 405-80 applies to all Army personnel involved in the management, control, and granting use of real property, as well as non-Army agencies and organizations seeking to use Army real property.

How does AR 405-80 define real property?
Real property, as defined in AR 405-80, includes land, buildings, structures, improvements, and appurtenances permanently attached to the land.

What types of agreements does AR 405-80 cover?
AR 405-80 covers agreements such as leases, licenses, easements, permits, and other similar arrangements for the use of Army real property.

How is the granting of real property use authorized?
Approval for granting real property use is obtained through a written agreement between the Army and the requesting organization, which is typically signed by the installation commander or a designated representative.

Are there any restrictions on the use of Army real property?
Yes, AR 405-80 imposes restrictions on the use of Army real property to ensure compliance with environmental requirements, public safety, and preservation of military operations.

How is the value of real property use determined?
The value of real property use is determined based on fair market rental value, consideration of non-monetary benefits, or other applicable factors as determined by the Army.

What is the process for terminating a real property use agreement?
Termination of a real property use agreement is usually initiated by a written notice from either party, with specific provisions outlined in the agreement regarding termination procedures.

Can real property use agreements be renewed?
Yes, real property use agreements can be renewed, as long as there is continued mutual agreement between the Army and the requesting organization.