1. Airport Master Plan A Master Plan is needed to help identify projects and priorities and assist in developing a funding strategy that supports both community growth and aviation needs over a 20-year planning horizon, following applicable FAA guidelines. Major work elements are identified below. The approach, level of effort, tasks and deliverables will be further refined during the scoping and finalized prior to any contract award. • Airport Geographic Information Systems (AGIS) Survey • Public Involvement Program • Existing Conditions • Environmental Considerations • Aviation Forecasts • Facility Requirements • Alternatives Development and Evaluation • RPZ Memo Alternatives Analysis, if applicable • Airport Layout Plan (ALP) Drawing Set • Facilities Implementation Plan • Land Acquisition • Capital Improvement Plan and Financial Feasibility Analysis 2. Economic and Redevelopment Opportunity Analysis Utilize the results of the Master Plan/Airport Layout Plan, which delineates aviation and nonaviation property uses, to evaluate the non-aviation Port property for economic and redevelopment opportunities including analysis of feasible land uses, market-supported development programs, and implementation strategies (i.e. recommended actions for near, mid, and long-term redevelopment) that advance the Port’s economic development and community objectives. Major work elements include: • Site and regulatory assessment • Infrastructure and access evaluation • Market and economic opportunity analysis • Development program and feasibility testing • Implementation and funding strategies and tools
