Airport Master Plan
Final Technical Report
April 2005

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Chapter One (text only version)
INVENTORY
REGIONAL SETTING 1-1
     Infrastructure 1-2
     Climate 1-2
     Utilities 1-3
AIRPORT SYSTEM PLANNING ROLE 1-3
AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION 1-4
COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE 1-4
AIR CARGO SERVICE 1-4
AIRPORT FACILITIES 1-4
     Airside Facilities 1-5
     Landside Facilities 1-9
ENROUTE NAVIGATION AND AIRSPACE 1-11
     Instrument Approach Procedures 1-12
     Vicinity Airspace 1-14
     Air Traffic Control 1-15
     Area Airports 1-15
SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 1-16
     Population 1-16
     Employment 1-17
     Income 1-20
SUMMARY 1-20
   
Chapter Two (text only version)
FORECASTS		  
NATIONAL AVIATION TRENDS 2-1
     Regional/Commuter Airlines 2-2
     General Aviation 2-4
FORECASTING APPROACH 2-5
AIRPORT SERVICE AREA 2-6
AVIATION ACTIVITY FORECASTS 2-7
     Commercial Service 2-7
     Air Cargo 2-13
     United States Forest Service - Redmond Air Center 2-13
     Air Taxi and Military Operations 2-14
     General Aviation 2-14
     Peaking Characteristics 2-21
     Annual Instrument Approaches 2-22
SUMMARY 2-23
   
Chapter Three (text only version)
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS		  
AIRFIELD REQUIREMENTS
 3-2
     Airfield Design Standards 3-4
AIRFIELD CAPACITY 3-5
     Factors Affecting Annual Service Volume 3-5
     Calculation of Annual Service Volume 3-9
AIRSIDE FACILITIES 3-10
     Runway Orientation 3-10
     Taxiways 3-13
     Airfield Marking, Lighting, and Signage 3-14
     Navigational and Approach Aids 3-14
LANDSIDE REQUIREMENTS 3-16
     Terminal Area Requirements 3-16
GENERAL AVIATION REQUIREMENTS 3-18
     Hangars 3-18
     Aircraft Parking Apron 3-20
SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS 3-21
     Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting 3-21
     Airport Maintenance/Storage Facilities 3-21
     Fuel Storage 3-22
SUMMARY 3-22
   
Chapter Four (text only version)
AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES		  
BACKGROUND 4-2
INITIAL DEVELOPMENT CONSIDERATIONS 4-3
NO ACTION ALTERNATIVE 4-3
AIRFIELD ALTERNATIVES 4-3
     Runway Considerations 4-4
     Taxiway Considerations 4-5
     Proposed Parallel Runway 4-6
TERMINAL ALTERNATIVES 4-7
AIR CARGO FACILITIES 4-7
GENERAL AVIATION FACILITIES 4-8
NAVIGATIONAL AND APPROACH AIDS 4-8
DEVELOPMENT OF NON-AVIATION PROPERTIES 4-10
     Airport-Related Commercial Service Businesses 4-11
     Aviation-Oriented Businesses 4-11
     Aviation/Aerospace Manufacturers 4-11
     Non-Aviation Industrial/Commercial Uses 4-11
     Roberts Field Business Center 4-12
SUMMARY 4-13
   
Chapter Five (text only version)
AIRPORT PLANS & LAND USE COMPATABILITY		  
RECOMMENDED MASTER PLAN CONCEPT 5-1
     Airfield Design Standards 5-2
     Airfield Recommendations 5-3
     Air Cargo Recommendations 5-3
     General Aviation Recommendations 5-3
     Land Use Recommendations 5-4
LAND USE COMPATABILITY 5-4
AIRPORT LAYOUT PLAN DRAWINGS 5-4
     Airport Layout Plan 5-7
     Airport Airspace Drawings 5-7
     Inner Approach Surface and Runway Profile Drawings 5-8
     Terminal Area Drawings 5-8
     Land Use Drawing 5-9
     Exhibit A (Property Map) Drawing 5-9
SUMMARY 5-9
   
Chapter Six
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM		  
AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE AND COST SUMMARIES 6-2
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUNDING 6-3
     Federal Grants 6-6
     Passenger Facility Charges 6-8
     Local Share Funding 6-9
IMPLEMENTATION 6-10
   
EXHIBITS  
1A   VICINITY MAP after p. 1-2
1B   EXISTING AIRFIELD FACILITIES after p. 1-6
1C   EXISTING LANSIDE FACILITIES after p. 1-10
1D   AREA AIRSPACE after p. 1-12
   
2A   U.S. REGIONAL/COMMUTER FORECASTS after p. 2-4
2B   U.S. ACTIVE GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT FORECASTS after p. 2-4
2C   ENPLANEMENT FORECAST SUMMARY after p. 2-12
2D   BASED AIRCRAFT FORECAST SUMMARY after p. 2-18
2E   FORECAST SUMMARY after p. 2-23
   
3A   AIRPORT REFERENCE CODES after p. 3-4
3B   AIRFIELD CAPACITY FACTORS after p. 3-6
3C   PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS after p. 3-18
   
4A   DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE CONSIDERATIONS after p. 4-4
4B   AIRFIELD ALTERNATIVE A after p. 4-4
4C   HIGHWAY 126 REALIGNMENT ALTERNATIVE after p. 4-6
4D   VETERANS WAY/AIRPORT WAY REALIGNMENT after p. 4-6
4E   AIRFIELD ALTERNATIVE B - PARALLEL RUNWAY after p. 4-6
4F   LANDSIDE ALTERNATIVE after p. 4-8
4G   ROBERTS FIELD BUSINESS CENTER after p. 4-12
   
5A   MASTER PLAN CONCEPT after p. 5-2
5B   EXISTING NOISE CONTOURS after p. 5-4
5C   INTERMEDIATE NOISE CONTOURS after p. 5-4
5D   ULTIMATE NOISE CONTOURS after p. 5-4
Q400 Aircraft Single Event Level (SEL) Contours  added 4/21/09 
Q400 Aircraft Single Event Level (SEL) Contours  added 4/21/09 
MD80 Aircraft Single Event Level (SEL) Contours  added 4/21/09 
MD80 Aircraft Single Event Level (SEL) Contours  added 4/21/09 
COVER SHEET  
AIRPORT LAYOUT PLAN after p. 5-9
AIRPORT LAYOUT DATA SUMMARY after p. 5-9
AIRPORT AIRSPACE DRAWING RUNWAY END 4L & 4R after p. 5-9
AIRPORT AIRSPACE DRAWING RUNWAY END 22R & 22L after p. 5-9
AIRPORT AIRSPACE PROFILES RUNWAY 10/28 & 4L/22R after p. 5-9
AIRPORT AIRSPACE PROFILES RUNWAY 4R/22L after p. 5-9
INNER PORTION OF THE APPROACH SURFACE RUNWAY 4L/22R after p. 5-9
INNER PORTION OF THE APPROACH SURFACE RUNWAY 10/28 after p. 5-9
INNER PORTION OF THE APPROACH SURFACE RUNWAY 4R/22L after p. 5-9
TERMINAL AREA PLAN (11) after p. 5-9
TERMINAL AREA PLAN (12) after p. 5-9
LAND USE after p. 5-9
AIRPORT PROPERTY MAP, EXHIBIT "A" after p. 5-9
   
Appendix A
GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS		  
Appendix B
BUILDING EVALUATION		  
Appendix C
AIRFIELD DESIGN STANDARDS		  
Appendix D
AIRCRAFT NOISE ANALYSIS		  
Appendix E
TERMINAL EXPANSION DIAGRAMS		  
Appendix F
ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION		  
Appendix G
LEASE SUMMARIES
 
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