A. Real property, for the purpose of ad valorem taxation, shall be construed to mean the land itself, and all rights and privileges thereto belonging or in any wise appertaining, such as permanent irrigation, or any other right or privilege that adds value to real property, and all mines, minerals, quarries and trees on or under the same, and all buildings, structures and improvements or other fixtures, including but not limited to improvements such as barns, bins or cattle pens, or other improvements or fixtures of whatsoever kind thereon, exclusive of such machinery and fixtures on the same as are, for the purpose of ad valorem taxation, defined as personal property. B. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 2807 of this title, real property shall also consist of any improvements affixed to land owned by the United States, any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States, or any agency or quasi-agency of the United States if such improvements are used for: 1. National defense purposes; or 2. Housing of military personnel and their families as contemplated by the Military Housing Privatization Initiative of 1996, 10 U.S.C., Sections 2871 through 2885, as amended. Improvements used for housing of military personnel and their families shall, in addition to the actual housing units, include, but not be limited to, facilities related to such housing units, such as housing maintenance facilities, housing rental and management offices, parks and community centers. Such improvements shall, for purposes of ad valorem taxation, be construed to be owned by the United States or the applicable branch of the Armed Forces of the United States. For purposes of this subsection, “national defense purposes” shall include, without limitation, the furtherance of an existing mission or modification or enhancement of the mission of the military installation and any activity that is in furtherance of the defense of the United States and its interests.
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