Sec. 9. A state area of interest is an area: (1) of importance to national security and the state's economy; (2) in which some land uses and development may: (A) adversely impact an installation's ability to conduct military operations; and (B) be more sensitive to and adversely impacted by the effects of military operations; and (3) in which coordination and communication between the unit and the installation are needed to achieve compatible land use and development within the area that is mutually supportive of the interests of the community and the installation.
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