Future Airport Layout Plan (ALP Sample Clauses

Future Airport Layout Plan (ALP. Description: In accordance with ARP SOP 2.00, the Airport Layout Plan will be prepared to reflect future physical features and development, wind data, location of airfield facilities (runway, taxiways, NAVAIDs) and terminal/building area development. In addition, critical areas for all NAVAIDs will be shown, as well as a table describing non-standard conditions and modifications to standards and the disposition of each condition or modification. The ALP will only show future conditions through the twenty-year planning range. Anything beyond the twenty-year planning range will have to be shown on a separate ultimate ALP that the FAA will not approve. The FAA’s approval of the ALP is limited to the twenty-year planning range, unless otherwise authorized by FAA. Responsibilities: • Consultant: Compile Future ALP. • Sponsor: Review and comment on ALP, if necessary. Output: A Future ALP drawing for the Airport that meets FAA requirements and guidelines. A separate data sheet containing required airport and runway data tables and wind roses will follow the ALP sheet. All comments and conditions resulting from FAA’s airspace review will be addressed to FAA’s satisfaction.
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