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Airport Land Use Compatibiltiy Guidebook
This Land Use Guidebook is so large that we have split it up into chapters.
Guidebook Cover
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter One: Airport Planning - The Oregon Model
Chapter Two: ODA Goals & Policies for Land Use
Chapter Three: Importance of Land Use Planning
Chapter Four: Roles, Responsibilities & Funding
Chapter Five: Federal & State Regulations
Chapter Six: TECHNIQUES FOR ESTABLISHING COMPATIBLE LAND USES
Chapter Seven: Resources for Airport Compatible Land Use Planning
Appendix 1: Index
Appendix A: Airport Planning
Appendix B: Airports and Landing Fields
Appendix C: Transportation Planning
Appendix D: Model Public Use Airport Safety and Compatibility Overlay Zone for Public Use Airports with Instrument Approaches
Appendix E: Model Public Use Airport Safety and Compatibility Overlay Zone for Public Use Airports with Only Visual Approaches
Appendix F: Model Private Use Airport Safety Overlay Zone
Appendix G: Model Public Use Airport Zone
Appendix H: Model Private Use Airport Zone
Appendix I: Sample Agreements and Easements
Appendix J: Measuring Aircraft Noise
Appendix K: FAA Form 7460-1 Notice of Proposed Construction or Alternation
Appendix K: Instructions
Appendix L: Publicly Owned Public Use Airports with Three or More Based Aircraft
Appendix M: Privately Owned Public Use Airports That Provide Links in Essential Safety or Emergency Services, or Are of Economic Importance
Appendix N: Privately Owned Private Use Airports with Three or More Based Aircraft
Appendix O: Publicly Owned Public Use Airports with Less Than Three Based Aircraft
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Page updated: June 29, 2007
