LBPIA definition

LBPIA means Toronto-Lester B. Pearson International Airport;
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Examples of LBPIA in a sentence

  • In accordance with Section 8.12.02 of the Ground Lease, the GTAA has established the Noise Management Committee (the “NMC”) whose mandate is to examine and review the mitigation of noise emanating from aircraft using LBPIA.

  • The Parties agree that together they have a role to play in ensuring that Federal air transportation policies recognize the importance of LBPIA, both as a regional and as a national asset.

  • The GTAA is required to manage, operate and maintain LBPIA in accordance with the provisions of the National Airports Policy, the Public Accountability Principles for Canadian Airport Authorities, the GTAA’s constating documents, the Ground Lease, and the GTAA’s mandate as developed by its Board of Directors.

  • The City acknowledges and agrees that these two Committees shall be the formal bodies through which the GTAA shall consult with communities surrounding LBPIA, in addition to the bi-annual reports to City Council by the City's nominees to the GTAA Board of Directors and other more informal dialogue on an as-required basis through staff.

  • The Parties acknowledge and agree that LBPIA is Canada’s most important air transportation asset, and as such is a significant economic stimulant to the economies of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Area and the City.

  • It establishes a framework for the City and GTAA to cooperatively address the development and operation of LBPIA in a manner that recognizes community concerns as well as economic benefits.

  • The development and operation of LBPIA is a matter of city-wide importance.

  • The Parties agree to diligently and in good faith work toward concluding a service level agreement to address future operational issues at LBPIA.

  • Recognizing that the Airport Authority has a 60 year lease to manage, operate and maintain LBPIA, it is also important that the City and the GTAA establish an effective, long term working relationship.

  • The Parties acknowledge that as Canada’s most important air transportation asset, it is critical that LBPIA keep pace with the air traffic demands of today and into the future.