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Airport Land Use Relationship

Airport Land Use Relationship. CE 633. errata. Airport Construction Impacts. soil erosion water and air quality (local and GHG) noise Materials and energy consumption Disruption/relocation of business and homes Airport operations. Construction Impact Mitigation.

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Airport Land Use Relationship

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  1. Airport Land Use Relationship CE 633

  2. errata

  3. Airport Construction Impacts • soil erosion • water and air quality (local and GHG) • noise • Materials and energy consumption • Disruption/relocation of business and homes • Airport operations

  4. Construction Impact Mitigation • Review environmentally sensitive areas • identify amount of cut and fill • identify methods to prevent erosion • materials handling procedures for air/water quality • optimize routing/timing to minimize noise • disruption plan with local business

  5. Airport’s Impact on Land Development • The following may require land for development: • Plant relocation/construction • expansion of existing plants • increased tourism/retail/recreation facilities • business/convention center expansion • increased commercial/financial markets

  6. Why? Because Location Decisions affected by: • Access to • labor, raw materials, markets • Costs • production, transportation • Quality of Life/Community Factors

  7. Cultural Resource Impact • Parks and recreation areas • historical and archeological sites • natural/scenic beauty • for each ... • does airport cause physical changes? • does airport conform (fit in)? • does airport disrupt access, ambience? • What is impact of induced development?

  8. Ecological Factors Lists of endangered species available Must Check: • Vegetation requirements • food chain • habitats • migration, spawning grounds • species tolerance to pollution

  9. Wetland Impact Potentially harmful activities: • Clearing • topography changes • pest control • vehicle washing • deicing, servicing • fueling

  10. National Wetlands Inventory • National Wetlands Inventory • Wetlands Mapper

  11. Environmental Impact Summary • Original impetus for considering environment was legislation ... • First, costs of planning increased • but, better understanding of short and long term impacts on society • therefore, more efficient designs • Q: lower long term costs to society?

  12. Lab: Land-use Planning • Land use plan is part of overall comp plan • Surrounding land use is difficult to control. • Consider airspace issues with respect to local gov’ts and planning and zoning. • Incompatible land use (noise) is biggest problem, therefore, must • forecast noise levels • overlay noise “contours” on land use map • estimate compatibility • establish zoning for underdeveloped land

  13. Noise • EPA, HUD, FAA guidelines use DNL • speech interference at 65dB (45 for relaxed conversation) • housing (windows open) = 15dB attenuation • community reaction if aircraft component > 3-5 dB above ambient • please see table 15-2 for land-use compatibility • noise can be measured or modeled (we will use INM to model it for LEX

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