History of the Airport - purchased in the 1970’s and measured growth over the years.
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The zoning on the airport that allows for development consistent with the Airport’s uses and those immediately adjacent to the airport.
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The FAA required protection areas that are meant to protect both those in the air or on the ground.
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The number of annual aircraft landings and takeoffs at the Airport.
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The economic benefit to the City by attracting additional tenants that can utilize the airport’s existing infrastructure.
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The Airport’s goals and how their needs are driven by the number of takeoffs, landings, and aircraft based at the Airport.
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The benefits of the Airport’s Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats exercise in understanding what may be available to the Airport and what may threaten those opportunities.
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The Airport’s position on noise and their inability to restrict users of the Airport.
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The FAA’s role in creating flight procedures.
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The 90% FAA and MODOT grants to fund the Master Plan and Business Plan Updates.
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The Master Plan and Business Plan Updates in providing a guiding document for the Airport and City for the next 20 years.
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