 Several Army reserve units that were still located at the fort had to be moved to nearby military installations such as the Ogden Defense Depot and Camp Williams before work on the village could progress.But in October 1997, U.S. President Bill Clinton vetoed a $12.7 million appropriation bill, that would have allowed the remaining military units to move, and temporary killed the plans for the Olympic Village.On October 24, 1997 the Senate Appropriations Committee overturned the President's veto, and soon after both houses of congress voted in favor the committee's decision, effectively voiding the President's veto.