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Committee OrientationCommittee Orientation

Air Transportation TechnicalAir Transportation TechnicalAdvisory CommitteeAdvisory Committee

January 12, 2007January 12, 2007

Mike Sims, A.I.C.P.Mike Sims, A.I.C.P.

North Central Texas Council of GovernmentsNorth Central Texas Council of GovernmentsTransportation DepartmentTransportation Department

North Central Texas Council of GovernmentsNorth Central Texas Council of Governments1616--County RegionCounty Region

T. Oscar Trevino, P.E., President Mayor, City of North Richland Hills

Chad Adams, Vice President County Judge, Ellis County

John Murphy, Secretary-Treasurer Mayor Pro Tem, City of Richardson

Wayne Gent, Past President County Judge, Kaufman County

Mike Cantrell Commissioner, Dallas County

B. Glen Whitley County Judge, Tarrant County

Linda Koop Councilmember, City of Dallas

Chuck Silcox Councilmember, City of Fort Worth

Bobbie Mitchell Commissioner, Denton County

Bobby Waddle Mayor Pro Tem, City of DeSoto

Becky Miller Mayor, City of Carrollton

Ken Shetter Mayor, City of Burleson

David Dorman Mayor, City of Melissa

North Central Texas Council of GovernmentsNorth Central Texas Council of GovernmentsExecutive BoardExecutive Board

• Regional Transportation Council (RTC) is the independent transportation policy body of the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)

• Executive Board – Oversees administration of funds granted to the MPO.

• Technical Committees – Review, comment on and prepare recommendations for transportation improvements.

• NCTCOG Transportation Department – Provides support and staff assistance to the RTC and technical committees.

North Central Texas Council of GovernmentsNorth Central Texas Council of GovernmentsRegional Transportation CouncilRegional Transportation Council

• Monitoring capacity and use at region’s major airportsto include air cargo and Foreign Trade Zone activity.

• Processing Airport Improvement Program (AIP)grant requests and Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) data summary requests.

• Providing surface access and air quality improvement services to aviation facilities.

NCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningCurrent and OnCurrent and On--Going Role (What we have been doing)Going Role (What we have been doing)

• Expanding surface access planning services, particularly air cargo.

• Working with the Federal Aviation Administration andTexas Department of Transportation to ensure that regional priorities and objectives are being addressedby federal and State planning activities and increasing discretionary federal and State funding to regionalaviation assets.

NCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNew and Revived Role (What we are beginning to do)New and Revived Role (What we are beginning to do)

• Providing a regional forum for discussion of aviation needs through the Air Transportation Technical Advisory Committee (ATTAC)

• Utilizing FAA funding to:• Focus on General Aviation and Heliport needs• Inventory the region’s assets• Analyze current and future demands on the

system

NCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNew and Revived Role (What we are beginning to do)New and Revived Role (What we are beginning to do)

ContinuedContinued……

• Not selecting projects for entitlement/block grant/Airport Improvement Program funds.

• Not requiring local governments to close airports.

• Not interfering with activities of private commercial pilots.

• Not dictating the outcome of the Love Field/Wright Amendment controversy.

NCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNCTCOG Role in Regional Aviation PlanningNonNon--Role (What we are not doing)Role (What we are not doing)

• Advises NCTCOG Executive Board and Regional Transportation Council on aviation issues

• Oversees Regional General Aviation and Heliport System Planning

• Provides technical expertise to NCTCOG staff on aviation planning

Air Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeAir Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeCommittee RolesCommittee Roles

• Oversee work elements associated with Regional General Aviation and Heliport System Plan.

• Provide review of consultant deliverables.

• Provide review of NCTCOG work elements.

• Provide direction in study out-years as additional funding is sought from Federal Aviation Administration.

• Respond to direction from the NCTCOG Executive Board and Regional Transportation Council.

Air Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeAir Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeCommittee Roles in Regional General Aviation and Committee Roles in Regional General Aviation and

Heliport System PlanHeliport System Plan

• Contained within the bylaws for the Regional Transportation Council

• Members are selected on an “as-needed basis” by the NCTCOG Executive Board

• A Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary shall be designated by the Executive Board for a term of one year

• For action to be taken at a meeting, quorum is defined as “the membership in attendance at the meeting”

• NCTCOG will provide staff support to ATTAC

Air Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeAir Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeBylawsBylaws

• Meetings shall be held as necessary to allow ATTAC to review and comment on matters referred to them by either the Regional Transportation Council, committee chairs, of NCTCOG’s Director of Transportation

• ATTAC shall advise NCTCOG staff on projects submitted for review as part of the Texas Review and Comment System (TRACS). Such comments will be sent to the Regional Transportation Council as information items.

Air Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeAir Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeBylaws (continued)Bylaws (continued)

Michael Morris, P.E., Director of Transportation

Mike Sims, A.I.C.P., Senior Program Manager

Rachel Wiggins, E.I.T., Senior Transportation Planner

Fletcher Clark, Transportation Planner

Michael Mallonee, Transportation Planner

Lisa Key, Administrative Assistant

North Central Texas Council of GovernmentsNorth Central Texas Council of GovernmentsAviation TeamAviation Team

Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use Study



Rachel Wiggins, E.I.T.Rachel Wiggins, E.I.T.


• JLUS is a cooperative land use planning effort between military installations and the surrounding communities.

• The JLUS program promotes compatible community growth that supports military training and operational missions.

• The JLUS program is sponsored by the Department of Defense’s Office of Economic Adjustment.

Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use StudyWhat is a JLUS?What is a JLUS?

2/17/062/17/06Office of Economic AdjustmentOffice of Economic Adjustment

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Westover ARB (2)

NAS Willow GroveWright-Patterson AFB

Ellsworth AFB

Altus AFB

Ft. Knox

Ft. Campbell

Fairchild AFBFt. Lewis/McCord AFB

Ft. Bragg/Pope AFB (2)MCAS CherryPoint (2)

MCB Camp LejeuneShaw AFB (2)Charleston AFB

Barksdale AFB Robins AFB

Keesler AFB

NAS Pensacola

NAS Whiting FieldCamp Bullis

Beale AFB

McClellan/Mather AFBTravis AFB (2)

March ARB Williams AFBLuke AFB

Castle AFB

MCAS Miramar

Completed Joint Land Use StudiesCompleted Joint Land Use Studies

Hill AFB

●●● Davis-Monthan AFB

● Luke Aux.#1

MCAS Beaufort●●BMGR/Gila Bend Aux Field

● ●McConnell AFB NAS Oceana

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●Camp Edwards MROtis ANGR

Ft. Stewart - Hunter

Ft. Gordon

Ft. Riley

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Barking Sands PMRF

Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use StudyPolicy Committee OrganizationPolicy Committee Organization

City of BenbrookCity of Fort WorthCity of Lake WorthCity of River Oaks

City of Westworth VillageCity of White Settlement

Tarrant County

Local Government ParticipationConsultant Selection

Content OversightVoluntary Implementation

Project Leadership

Agency Role

Department of DefenseOffice of Economic Adjustment

North Central TexasCouncil of Governments

Funding AgencyProject Manager

Study SponsorAdministrative Oversight

Contract Management

Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth

Advisory Role Only

VOTI

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OTI

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Chambers of CommerceEconomic Development Corporations

Lockheed Martin

Advisory Role

Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use StudyProcess and ScheduleProcess and Schedule

Navy nominates base for Joint Land Use Study Program

Navy personnel work with local communities to identify sponsor and submit application for funds to DOD

Policy Committee convened

Consultant acquired

Work completed

Policy Committee adopts study recommendations

Voluntary adoption of study recommendations by local governments

Summer 2005

Spring 2006

August 2006

February 2007

Fall 2007

Winter 2007

T. B. D.

T. B. D.

DOD selects NAS JRB Fort Worth for the JLUS Program Winter 2005-06

Follow up by consultant to work on implementation strategies

Public Involvement RolesPublic Involvement Roles

JLUS Policy CommitteePublic Involvement Activities

Policy Committee Meetings

Briefings to City Councils and Planning and Zoning Commissions

Public Meetings throughout the study process

Briefings to Elected Officials at key intervals throughout the study process

Local GovernmentPublic Involvement Processes

Independent input or endorsement of all or part ofthe Joint Land Use Study

Independent action to change zoning, land use, or building code

Independent action to implement JLUS programs

Varies by local government


NAS JRB Fort Worth Vicinityand Year of Construction on Nearby Parcels

2004 Noise Contours

Lakes

Year of Construction

Built through 1940

1940 - 1950

1950 - 1960

1960 - 1970

1970-1980

1980 - 1990

1990 - 2000

2000 - 2004

Recent DevelopmentsDate Opened

!( 2005

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199

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183

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377

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75

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820

199

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183

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377

6570

75

80

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2004 Noise Contours

Lakes


Built through 1940

1940 - 1950

1950 - 1960

1960 - 1970

1970-1980

1980 - 1990

1990 - 2000

2000 - 2004


!( 2005

!( 2006 ±


2004 Noise Contours

Lakes


Built through 1940

1940 - 1950

1950 - 1960

1960 - 1970

1970-1980

1980 - 1990

1990 - 2000

2000 - 2004


!( 2005

!( 2006 ±

Constellation Ranch

WalMart Supercenter

Stone Villas

Oak Timbers

Hawk's Creek Town Center

The Village at Westworth Circle

Salon Support Distribution Center

820

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199

183

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183

183

183

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377

6570

75

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Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use StudyKey Tasks and ProductsKey Tasks and Products

Minimize conflict between the installation and nearby property owners.

Educate the public and elected officials about the installation and its mission.

Promote an area-wide approach to land use information.

Review local development/zoning requirements.

Joint Land Use StudyJoint Land Use StudyRecommendations and ImplicationsRecommendations and Implications

Zoning Changes

Subdivision Regulation ChangesIndividual municipalities will follow their own process for updating these land development tools on a voluntary basis.Building Code Changes

Potential Recommendations Local Implications

Facility Location Recommendations

Public gathering spaces may be required to be located in compatible zones, if recommendations are adopted by local governments.

For More InformationFor More Information

Rachel Wigigns, [email protected]

(817) 704-2502


or

Mike Sims, [email protected]

(817) 695-9226

www.nctcog.org/jlus

2011 Super Bowl Bid2011 Super Bowl BidAviation Facilities in North Central TexasAviation Facilities in North Central Texas


Transportation Department

Legend

Public Use Airport

Military Airport

Private Heliport

Private Aviation Facility

Public Heliport

0 9 184.5 Miles

Regional General Aviation andRegional General Aviation andHeliport System PlanHeliport System Plan



Mike Sims, A.I.C.P.Mike Sims, A.I.C.P.


Aviation Planning LevelsAviation Planning Levels

Local/Airfield(varies)

Airport/Heliport Master Plans

Regional(1983/1991)

New Planning ProcessFunded by FAA

State(2002)

State Aviation System Plan

Federal(2004)

Integrated Airport Systems Plan

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System Plan

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanOverviewOverview

Perform a multi-year study of general aviation and heliport assets in the North Central Texas region.

Set a new strategic vision for advancing general aviation and heliport resources in and around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Update older system plans created before recent developments came about: Alliance Airport opened; Naval Air Station Dallas closed; and population growth dramatically increased.

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanCoordinationCoordination

Coordination with…

Federal Aviation Administration including feedback for the development of the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS).

Texas Department of Transportation, Aviation Division, including feedback for the development of the Texas Airport System Plan.

Local aviation facilities (reliever, general aviation, heliport,military, et cetera)

Other NCTCOG work efforts including feedback for the development of the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (Mobility 2030).

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanScope of Work: Overall FiveScope of Work: Overall Five--Year ProgramYear Program

Administration and Management

System Inventory

Access and Demand Studies

System Assessment and Forecast

Economic Impact Analysis

Develop Regional Heliport System Plan

Develop Regional General Aviation System Plan

Documentation of Final Plan and Implementation Plan

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanScope of Work: Sample Year One TasksScope of Work: Sample Year One Tasks

Develop an Aviation Data Plan

Develop a Regional Aviation Data Management System

Map Regional Aviation Data

Conduct Traffic Counts

Conduct a Demonstration Encroachment Analysis

Prepare an Aviation Industry Trends Report

Summarize Data Collected

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanStatusStatus

Funded through year one by the Federal Aviation Administration at 95%.

Regional Transportation Council (RTC) approved multi-year local matching funds in the amount of $445,616.

Work will be performed by NCTCOG staff and consultants.Consultant acquisition is on-going.Contract is anticipated by the end of March 2007.

Work will be overseen by the Air Transportation Technical Advisory Committee (ATTAC).

NCTCOG staff work has commenced on mobilization efforts.

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanTimelineTimeline

FAA awards funding for year one to NCTCOG August 30, 2006

RFP responses due to NCTCOG Offices

Consultant acquired through NCTCOG Executive Board

Consultant begins work following Notice to Proceed

March 22, 2007

March 30, 2007

February 9, 2007

NCTCOG issues Request for Proposals December 15, 2006

Regional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRegional General Aviation and Heliport System PlanRole of Air Transportation Technical Advisory CommitteeRole of Air Transportation Technical Advisory Committee

Oversee work elements associated with Regional General Aviation and Heliport System Plan.

Provide review of consultant deliverables.

Provide review of NCTCOG work elements.

Provide direction in study out-years as additional funding is sought from Federal Aviation Administration.

Respond to direction from the NCTCOG Executive Board and Regional Transportation Council.

For More InformationFor More Information

Mike Sims, [email protected]

(817) 695-9226

or

Rachel Wiggins, [email protected]

(817) 704-2502

www.nctcog.org/aviation

Regional General Aviation andRegional General Aviation andHeliport System PlanHeliport System Plan

2011 Super Bowl Bid2011 Super Bowl BidAviation Facilities in North Central TexasAviation Facilities in North Central Texas


Transportation Department

Legend

Public Use Airport

Military Airport

Private Heliport

Private Aviation Facility

Public Heliport

0 9 184.5 Miles

Next Meeting: March 2007Next Meeting: March 2007Standard Meeting Time SuggestionsStandard Meeting Time Suggestions

First Tuesday of each month

Second Monday of each month

Fourth Monday of each month

9:30 a.m.

or

1:30 p.m.

ex. March 6, 2007

ex. March 12, 2007

ex. March 26, 2007

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