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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPOWERPOINT PRESENTATION - JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT ITEM NO. 4JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT MODIFICATION AND EXTENSION BACKGROUND • In 1985, the County of Orange adopted a Master Plan for development of facilities at JWA and an increase in previously imposed limits on certain aircraft operation. • Following the adoption, litigation was initiated by the County of Orange, the City of Newport Beach, and two community groups (the Airport working Group and Stop Polluting Our Newport Beach). • In summer of 1985, the group settled the litigation through an agreement that: set limitations on the facilities; number of flights and passengers; and, the hours of operation at John Wayne Airport. • This agreement was subsequently amended and extended and now is set to expire on December 31, 2015. PROJEC,T DESCRIPTION There are six (6) principal restrictions in the Settlement Agreement: Term of the Agreement • Curfew • Annual passengers limit or "MAP Cap" or Million Annual Passengers Cap • Number of Class A Average Daily Departures (ADDS) allocated for passenger services • Number of Class A Average Daily Departures (ADDS) allocated for all -cargo service o Number of passenger loading bridges. Principal Restrictions Current Limit Proposed Project Term Through December 31, 2015 Through December 31, 2030 Curfew Through December 31, 2015 Through December 31, 2035 Annual Passenger Limit (MAP) Phase 1 10.8 MAP 10.8 MAP Jan 1, 2016 — Dec 31, 2020 Phase 2 10.8 MAP 11.8 MAP Jan 1, 2021 — Dec 31, 2025 Phase 3 1o.8 MAP 12.5 MAP Jan 1, 2026 - Dec 31 -2030 Passenger Flights (Class A ADDs) Phase 1 85 Class A ADDs 85 Class A ADDs Jan 1, 2016 — Dec 31, 2020 Phase 2 85 Class A ADDs 95 Class A ADDs Jan 1, 2021 — Dec 31, 2025 Phase 3 85 Class A ADDs 95 Class A ADDS Jan 1, 2026 - Dec 31 -2030 Cargo Flights (Class A ADDs) Jan 1, 2o16 — Dec 31, 2030 4 Class AADDs 4 Class AADDs Passenger Loading Bridges Jan 1, 2016 — Dec 31, 2020 20 20 Jan 1, 2021 — Dec 31, 2030 20 No Limit City Comments The comments requested the County to address: potential increase in noise affecting Tustin; Mitigate any significant increase in CNEL of 3 dB or more; suggest additional noise monitoring stations be placed in Old Town Tustin and the vicinity; and, o evaluate any potential impact on historical resources. Recommendation • Staff requests that the Tustin City Council review and consider these comments and, if acceptable, concur with their formal transmittal to the County of Orange.