Passenger Terminal Facilities Sample Clauses

Passenger Terminal Facilities. The passenger terminal will be assessed to verify that terminal building facilities are adequate throughout the planning period. In addition, analysis will determine the future impact of fleet mix changes, including: • Effects of service by larger aircraft on security procedures • Potential alteration of passenger terminal building configuration Task 5.3 Support Facilities – Support facilities to be evaluated will include the following: • Access, circulation, and parking • ARFF – Index, building functional square footage • General Aviation – Apron square yardage and tie down spaces, T-Hangar units and conventional hangar square footage • Fixed Base Operator – Size and facilities of existing FBO, identification of relocation needs due to Gulfstream expansion • Aircraft Maintenance – Aircraft maintenance hangar square footage • Aircraft Fuel Storage – Storage in gallons by type (jet and avgas) and fuel truck storage containment areas • Airport Maintenance – Building area requirements Task 5.4 Non-Aviation Facility Requirements – Required facilities will be documented related specifically to non-aviation land that is within airport property boundaries but not necessary for aviation purposes. Non-aviation airport property will be evaluated to establish potential capital needs to support development and revenue diversification objectives in support of the long term financial sustainability of the airport. One working session corresponding with Master Plan Advisory Committee Meeting #2 will be employed to identity possible land use alternatives. Task 5.5 Utilities – Public utilities servicing the facility will be documented and evaluated. Utility data will be collected from local utility provider data, airport record drawings, and airport staff interviews, and compiled into a reference document useable for current and future planning efforts.
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