Source - Vi.potsdam.ny.us - Potsdam
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<strong>Potsdam</strong> Municipal Airport - Master Plan – Phase 1 Report<br />
TABLE 4-10<br />
GENERAL AVIATION BUILDING AREA REQUIREMENTS<br />
Functional Area<br />
Area Per Peak Hour<br />
Pilot/Passenger<br />
Waiting Lounge<br />
15.0 SF<br />
Public Conveniences<br />
2.0 SF<br />
Concession Area<br />
5.0 SF<br />
Circulation, Storage, HVAC 25.0 SF<br />
TOTAL<br />
47.0 SF<br />
<strong>Source</strong>: FAA guidance<br />
The FAA’s approach for calculating general aviation terminal requirements <strong>us</strong>es<br />
operational peaking characteristics to determine size of terminal areas. The method<br />
relates general aviation peak hour pilots and passengers to the functional areas within<br />
the terminal to produce overall building size. Using the standards in Table 4-10, the<br />
recommended general aviation terminal function size for each design year is<br />
presented in Table 4-11. The number of peak hour passengers shown in the table was<br />
derived by assuming 2.5 passengers and pilots per general aviation design hour<br />
operations.<br />
TABLE 4-11<br />
GENERAL AVIATION TERMINAL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS<br />
Year<br />
Design Hour<br />
Operations<br />
Peak Hour Pilots<br />
and Passengers<br />
Terminal Function<br />
Size (SF)<br />
2009 2,960<br />
2014 4 10 470<br />
2019 5 13 611<br />
2029 6 15 705<br />
<strong>Source</strong>: C&S Companies., 2009<br />
The existing 2,960 square foot SRE and aviation center meets the needs for the<br />
anticipated demand. If additional needs are required, this facility will be reevaluated<br />
for adequacy.<br />
FUEL FACILITY<br />
The size of the Avgas storage tank is a function of aircraft operations. The fuel<br />
requirements were estimated <strong>us</strong>ing the following methodology:<br />
• Calculate the average day peak month (ADPM) operations<br />
• Calculate the amount of fuel <strong>us</strong>ed by those operations by assuming 2.5 gallons<br />
per operation<br />
• Calculate the amount of fuel <strong>us</strong>ed in a two week period<br />
4-14