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Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 PPuubblliicc  WWoorrkksshhoopp  ##22 MMaarrcchh  66,,  22001177 1 WWeellccoommee  //  IInnttrroodduuccttiioonnss  JLUS Sponsor – City of Abilene  Don Green, A.A.E. Director of Transportation  Services  Matrix Design Group  Celeste Werner, AICP Project Manager  Mike Hrapla Deputy Project Manager  Bren Cox, AICP Lead Planner 2 1 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 TToonniigghhtt’’ss  AAggeennddaa  JLUS Project Overview / Update  Dyess AFB Mission Footprint  Overview of Compatibility Issues  Next Steps  Compatibility Issues Exercise 3 JJLLUUSS  PPrroojjeecctt   OOvveerrvviieeww  //  UUppddaattee 4 2 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 WWhhaatt  iiss  aa  JJLLUUSS?? A federally funded program to  promote cooperation  administered by DOD/OEA Initiated in 1985 by the Office of Economic A proactive approach to  achieve a balance to  Adjustment (OEA) sustaining missions at Dyess  AFB and the economic  development viability of  Over 140 JLUSs have communities been completed nationally A preventative measure to  encourage compatible  development 5 GGooaall  ==  BBAALLAANNCCEE  The goal of the Dyess AFB JLUS is to promote  compatible growth, sustain environmental and  economic health, and protect the public health,  safety, and welfare, while protecting the viability  of current and future missions at Dyess AFB.  Understanding. Increase communication between the military, local  jurisdictions, stakeholders, and the public to promote an understanding of the  strong economic and physical relationship between the installation and its  neighbors.  Work Together. Promote integrated planning between the military, local  jurisdictions, and stakeholders to ensure an approach in addressing  compatibility.  Actions. Develop and implement strategies for reducing the impacts of existing  and future incompatible activities on the community and military operations. 6 3 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 JJLLUUSS  FFaaccttss  A JLUS is NOT:  a regulatory document  an enforceable action  A JLUS IS:  A collaborative process   A body of information that assists in making  informed decisions  A set of recommended strategies / actions to  mitigate or prevent incompatible development  Recommendations that are tailored to each  jurisdiction / agency  The JLUS will require follow on actions by all  stakeholders, including appropriate public  involvement, to implement 7 JJLLUUSS  PPaarrttnneerrss  //  CCoommmmiitttteeeess JLUS Partners JLUS Committees  City of Abilene  Policy Committee  City of Tye  Technical Advisory Committee  Taylor County  Dyess AFB 8 4 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 JJLLUUSS  AApppprrooaacchh Data collection ‐Completed Stakeholder interviews ‐Completed Identification of preliminary compatibility issues –Completed Assessment and prioritization of compatibility issues –In Progress Identification of areas of concern –In Progress Review and assessment of current processes and tools –In Progress Develop appropriate recommended options –Next Step Develop Draft JLUS document –Future task Public Review –Future task Develop Final JLUS documents –Future task 9 DDyyeessss  AAFFBB   MMiissssiioonn  FFoooottpprriinntt 10 5 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 VVeerrttiiccaall  OObbssttrruuccttiioonn Imaginary Surfaces: Vertical height limits are based  on geographic location  elevation and proximity to  runway –greater impact closer  to the runway. 11 AAiirrffiieelldd  SSaaffeettyy  ZZoonneess Clear zones  either on base  property or have  restrictive  easements. Some residential  uses in accident  potential zones.  Much of the  remaining land is  currently   agricultural or  undeveloped. 12 6 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 AAiirrccrraafftt  NNooiissee  ZZoonneess Some residential  uses in high noise  zones.  Property  owners south of  Dyess AFB are  accepting of the  noise. Much of the  remaining land is  currently   agricultural or  undeveloped. 13 BBiirrdd  AAiirrccrraafftt SSttrriikkee  HHaazzaarrdd 5‐mile area from the  Air Operations Area  This is an area where  aircraft typically  operate slower and  lower to the ground 14 7 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 FFAAAA  PPaarrtt  7777 FAA guidance for  determining  obstruction  evaluations for  vertical  obstructions  associated with an  airport. Some  potential impact,  especially with tall  structures. 15 CCoommppaattiibbiilliittyy  IIssssuueess 16 8 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 CCoommppaattiibbiilliittyy  FFaaccttoorrss 17 IIssssuuee  IIddeennttiiffiiccaattiioonn  How were the compatibility  issues identified? Interviews with local stakeholders • Jurisdictions • Property owners • Agencies / organizations • Dyess AFB Committee input Public input Technical assessment based on  expertise & experience 18 9 Dyess AFB Joint Land Use Study                                                        March 6, 2017 Public Workshop #2 IIssssuueess  IIddeennttiiffiieedd  Identified 28 compatibility issues categorized:  2 –Anti‐Terrorism / Force Protection  1 –Biological Resources  2 –Communication / Coordination  2 –Energy Development  1 –Housing Availability  2 –Land / Air Space Competition  5 –Land Use  1 –Light and Glare  2 –Noise  1 –Public Trespassing  2 –Roadway Capacity  2 –Safety  2 –Vertical Obstructions  1 –Vibration  2 –Water Quality / Quantity 19 IIssssuueess  EExxeerrcciissee 20 10

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promote cooperation administered by DOD/OEA. A proactive approach to achieve a balance to sustaining missions at Dyess. AFB and the economic.
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