DG 1110-3-146
Design Guide: Military Police Facilities
Criteria for Upgrading Existing Facilities: Establishing Project Requirements
December 1979
continuity of operations is essential to mission effec-
Site features
tiveness. The site selection process should compare
Real property facilities
functional requirements to physical and operational
Surrounding land use and other man-made fea-
factors similar to those described under paragraph
tures
5-4a.
Site or building structures that might facilitate or
obstruct the upgrading of existing facilities.
(3) Potential Upgrading Alternatives Table 5-6
describes the principal upgrading alternatives that
(2) Primary and Support Facilities When an alter-
native site containing existing primary and support
are applicable to the modernization and improve-
facilities is required to satisfy functional requirements,
ment of existing facilities for use by military police
such existing facilities must be evaluated for their
organizations used in conjunction with Table 5-7 it
short term, intermediate and long-range potential for
provides guidance for determining the specific char-
satisfying future physical development objectives.
acter of construction alternatives. These alternatives
This is a primary requirement since the long-term
when combined with established priorities for project
Table 5-6 Potential Upgrading Alternatives
5-9
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