Master Plan Update (pdf) - Lansing/Capital City Airport
Master Plan Update (pdf) - Lansing/Capital City Airport
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1.6.6 Utilities<br />
Table 1-17<br />
PRIVATELY OWNED AND OPERATED FUEL TANKS<br />
Owner/Operator Number & Capacity Storage Container<br />
<strong>Lansing</strong> Jet Center<br />
Aviation Gasoline 1 – 15,000 gal Lined, single-walled, steel UST<br />
Jet Fuel<br />
Federal Government<br />
Diesel Fuel<br />
Michigan State Police<br />
2 – 20,000 gal<br />
3 – 20,000 gal<br />
1 – 1,000 gal<br />
1 – 3,000 gal<br />
Automobile Gasoline 1 – 6,000 gal<br />
Diesel Fuel 1 – 12,000 gal<br />
Above-ground storage tank<br />
Underground storage tank<br />
Underground storage tank<br />
Above-ground storage tank<br />
Single-walled, steel underground<br />
storage tank 1<br />
Single-walled, steel underground<br />
storage tank 1<br />
1 An impervious liner was placed in the tank pit prior to tank installation and backfilling.<br />
<strong>Capital</strong> Region <strong>Airport</strong> Authority<br />
<strong>Capital</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Update</strong><br />
The availability of electric power, gas, water, and sewer lines to an airport must be considered in<br />
evaluating the existing utility conditions. The public water distribution and sanitary sewage system<br />
are significant governmental responsibilities and capital investments in a new or expanding area.<br />
Natural gas and electricity services are normally provided by the private sector in most areas.<br />
1.6.6.1 Water and Sewer<br />
The <strong>Lansing</strong> Board of Water and Light provides the water and sewer service to the commercial<br />
passenger terminal and general aviation facilities located on the southern end of <strong>Capital</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
<strong>Airport</strong>. An on-sight well and septic tank provide water and sewer service to the ARFF and<br />
maintenance facilities at <strong>Capital</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Airport</strong>.<br />
1.6.6.2 Gas and Electric<br />
Consumers Energy provides gas and electric service to the <strong>Airport</strong>.<br />
1.6.6.3 Storm Water Drainage<br />
The facility Preventative Maintenance Program includes inspection of all equipment, storage<br />
vessels, and storm water control devices on a regular basis. Any conditions observed during the<br />
inspection that could cause discharges of significant materials to surface or storm water, will be<br />
corrected as part of the Preventative Maintenance Program.<br />
1.7 Surface Access<br />
Convenient, simple, and efficient access to the passenger terminal is an integral part of the airport<br />
system. It is necessary that surface access be easy to follow and find for originating and<br />
terminating passengers. The airport surface access system consists of the following segments:<br />
Inventory 1-38 Final
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