Timeline

2009

From Mid-October, the FHRA will finalize Construction Drawings and submit plans to Lawrence.
In December, the FHRA will obtain final approvals for construction.

In March, the FHRA will seek the zoning approval necessary to make the Lawrence Village at the Fort Vision a reality.
In May, the FHRA anticipates releasing its first proposals for development of projects in the Lawrence Village at the Fort area.
Grand opening of the New Commissary/Exchange is anticipated in May 2007. Ground breaking for the first Lawrence Village at the Fort projects is anticipated in September 2007.

In March, the FHRA broke ground on the construction of the New Commissary and Exchange at Historic Fort Harrison.
In June, the FHRA Board accepted the recommendations of the master plan and proceeded with steps necessary to implement the Lawrence Village at the Fort plan.
In August, the FHRA selected Browning Investments to serve as a development partner in the implementation of the Lawrence Village at the Fort plan.

In September, the FHRA, the United States Army, the Defense Commissary Agency, and the Army Air Force Exchange Service completed an agreement that enabled the relocation of the Commissary and Post Exchange to 59^th Street.
In October, the FHRA committed to a process to create a master plan for the Lawrence Village at the Fort.
In November, the FHRA started the site preparation for construction of the New Commissary and Exchange on 59^th Street.

Planners for the Fort Harrison Reuse Authority envisioned the opportunity to develop a unique experience for the final phase of redevelopment. With approximately 130 acres, the planners considered a variety of uses delivered in a style reminiscent of traditional neighborhoods. A key change moving forward was relocating the Harrison Village Commissary and Post Exchange to a site on the Fort Harrison U.S. Army Reserve Enclave on 59^th Street, east of Lee Road.