Archives - Brunswick Landing

Much has been written on the redevelopment of NAS Brunswick and the Topsham Annex. On this page, you can read various reports and studies as well as access documents that support the redevelopment process. If you need additional information, please call 207-798-6512 or email us.

BRUNSWICK EXECUTIVE AIRPORT HISTORY

MRRA Public Benefit Conveyance of Airport Property – The Airport PBC was submitted to the Department of the Navy on December 24, 2009. The contents of the PBC application are listed below.

Brunswick Airport Master Plan Study – Hoyle, Tanner & Associates – December 2009. Because this document and the Airport Layout Plans are very large, we have divided it up into the following sections:

Chapters 1 – 3
Appendices A – C
Appendix D
Appendices E – H
Appendix I – Airport Layout Plan (ALP) in several parts:
Appendix J
Aviation Feasibility Study – Executive Summary – April 2007
Airport Master Plan Updates – Brunswick Landing – 2025
Customs Feasibility Study (2024)

BASE REALIGNMENT AND CLOSURE ACT (BRAC) INFORMATION

Understanding the Impact: Closing Naval Air Station Brunswick – Maine State Planning Office, January 2007
The Impact of the BRAC Ordered Closure of the Brunswick Naval Air Station: A Regional Community Audit – By Planning Decisions and Career Prospects, Inc, March 31, 2006

ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Disposal and Reuse of Naval Air Station Brunswick, Nov. 2010

HOUSING PLANS

BNAS Housing Disposition and Redevelopment Plan –
BNAS Housing Disposition and Redevelopment Plan – July 2009 (Summary) – Presented to the MRRA Board on July 21, 2009

MIDCOAST CHARITABLE FOUNDATION OF MAINE

Donations 2011 to 2014

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Information Technology Infrastructure Analysis – July 2008

MRRA

Maine Statute

The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority is established as a body corporate and politic and a public instrumentality of the State to carry out the purposes of this article. The authority is entrusted with acquiring and managing the properties within the geographic boundaries of Brunswick Naval Air Station. Read Maine Revised Statute, Title 5, Sections 13083-G through 13083-S for legislative text regarding MRRA.

Article 2-B: MIDCOAST REGIONAL REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

MRRA Statute (Print-friendly PDF file)

Budgets / Financials / Audits / Plans

Finance Committee Meeting Minutes

June 30th, 2020 Audit

June 30th, 2018

Financial Statement (6/30/18)

June 30, 2017 Audit

June 30, 2016 Audit

Financial Statement

June 30, 2015 Audit

June 30, 2014 MRRA Audit

June 30, 2013 MRRA Audit

Financial Report

June 30, 2012 MRRA Audit – (new this year, MRRA fiscal year begins July 1; Current fiscal year, FY13 (fiscal year 2013) began July 1, 2012 and ends June 30, 2013)

December 31, 2011 MRRA Audit

December 31, 2010 MRRA Audit

December 31, 2009 MRRA Audit

Financial Report and Single Audit Act Report

December 31, 2008 MRRA Audit

Financial Report Single Audit Act Report

MRRA By-Laws

MRRA Presentations

MRRA Performance Dashboard – These interesting slides measure key redevelopment performance indicators, including job creation, financial goals, airport activities, real estate metrics and other important analytics to track MRRA’s progress in its implementation of the Reuse Master Plan for NASB. Typically presented twice a year, usually at end of new fiscal year (late June) and beginning of calendar year.

MRRA Reports to the Governor

MRRA Annual Reports (distributed at end-of-year Annual Board of Trustees meetings)

MRRA Annual Report 2017 – Distributed at MRRA’s 10th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 15, 2016
MRRA Annual Report 2016 – Distributed at MRRA’s 9th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 17, 2016
MRRA Annual Report 2015 – Distributed at MRRA’s 8th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 18, 2015
MRRA Annual Report 2014 – Distributed at MRRA’s 7th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 19, 2014
MRRA Annual Report 2013 – Distributed at MRRA’s 6th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 21, 2013
MRRA Annual Report 2012 – Distributed at MRRA’s 5th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 17, 2012
MRRA Annual Report 2011 – Distributed at MRRA’s 4th Annual Board Meeting and Dinner – November 17, 2011
MRRA Annual Report 2010 – Distributed at MRRA’s 3rd Annual Board Meeeting and Dinner – November 16, 2010.

Case Study

BNAS Case Study: De-militarizing the BNAS – Prepared by Anne Holland, with assistance from Brett Richardson, for the New England Environmental Finance Center’s “Next Communities Initiative,” Richard Barringer. ed/. Edmund S. Muskie School of Public Service, University of Southern Maine, Portland, May 2008.

NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLAN

NRMP: Resource Preservation Plan for Brunswick Landing (former NASB properties)

PROPERTY CONVEYANCES

Finding of Suitability to Transfer (FOSTs)

Airport Public Benefit Conveyance (PBC)
FOST 2011-1 July 27, 2011 Total 455.81 acres divided amongst the following parcels — EDC-1, EDC-2, EDC-3 and EDC-4; EDU-SM-2, EDU-BC-1 and EDU-BC-2; REC-1, REC-2, REC-3 and REC-4
FOST 2011-2 August 2, 2011 Parcels EDC-13, EDC-16, EDC-18, EDC-19, EDC-20-TPSM, EDC-21, EDC-22, EDC-23, EDC-25, and EDC-47 (approximately 101 Acres)
FOST 2011-3 September 14, 2011 EDC-HSG-MAIN, EDC-5, EDC-6, EDC-7 and
REC-5 and McKeen Street Housing Parcel EDC-HSG-MCKN and Topsham Parcel EDC-HSG-TPSM (Total FOST parcel — approximately 375 Acres)
FOST 2011-4 December 21, 2011 Parcels AIR-2, AIR-3, AIR-4, AIR-5, AIR-6, AIR-7 AND AIR-9
(Approximately 216 Acres)
FOST 2012-1 May 24, 2012 Parcels EDC-8, EDC-9, EDC-10, EDC-11 and EDC-14
(Approximately 211 Acres)
FOST 2012-2 August 15, 2012 Parcels EDC-13, EDC-16, EDC-18, EDC-19, EDC-20-TPSM, EDC-21, EDC-22, EDC-23, EDC-25, and EDC-47 (Approximately 101 Acres)
FOST 2012-3 August 12, 2012 REC 7 to the Town of Brunswick (Approximately 594 Acres)
FOST 2013-1 AIR 14, Building 200 (Approximately 2.67 Acres)
FOST 2013-2 June 10, 2013 EDU-BC-3, EDU-BC-5, AND EDU-BC-6 (Approximately 8.19 Acres)
FOST 2013-3 Parcels REC-9, REC-12 and REC-15 (Approximately 6.53 Acres)
FOST 2013-4 PARCEL EDU-FF-1 (Approximately 2.38 Acres)
FOST 2013-5 March 6, 2014 PARCELS AIR-8, AIR-10, AIR-11, AIR-13, AIR-18, EDC-15, EDC-27,
EDC-28, EDC-34, EDC-35, EDC-45, AND EDC-46 (Approximately 59.58 Acres)
FOST 2014-1 September 18, 2014 EDC-12, EDC-24, EDC-37, EDC-48, REC-13 AND
REC-14, AND TOPSHAM PARCEL EDC-29-TPSM (Approximately 38.42 Acres)
FOST 2017-1 November 7, 2017 SITE 12 PARCELS EDC-40 AND REC-10
AND ADJACENT PARCELS EDC-40A AND REC-10A (Approximately 45.00 Acres)
FOST 2020-1 Parcels REC-6 and REC-11 (Approximately 15.52 Acres)
FOST 2021-1 August 2021 Parcels EDC-17 and EDC-42A (Approximately 13.71 Acres)
FOST 2022-1 December 2022 Parcels EDC – 43A (Approximately 8.57 Acres)
FOST 2023-1 Parcels AIR 15-17 (Approximately 4.08 Acres)
FOST 2024-1 Parcels EDC-53 and EDC-55 (Approximately 33.59 Acres)

Finding of Suitability to Lease (FOSLs)

Building 87
Building 250
Building 225 and 252 (structures demolished)
Buildings 29, 201, 221, and 226
Building 19 and 45 Orion Street

RENEWABLE ENERGY CENTER

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) study: “Using Net-Zero Energy Projects to Enable Sustainable Economic Redevelopment at the Former Brunswick Air Naval Base”
This report examines the economics of individual renewable energy technologies and the systemic benefits that can be gained when cost-effective renewable energy technologies are integrated with other systems and businesses in a community.

BUSINESS RESOURCES: BRUNSWICK LANDING INDUSTRY REPORTS AND PROFILES

Learn about the business climate for industry and supply chain development at Brunswick Landing and the Topsham Annex. There are so many opportunities for business development and expansion in the fields of renewable energy, aviation, composites, information technology and tourism at the 3,300 acre properties. Take a closer look to see the benefits of landing your business here.

General Market Report for Brunswick-Midcoast area: Overview of business opportunities at Brunswick Landing, Topsham Commerce Park, including workforce statistics, education, housing and other economic development metrics.