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Chapter 2Airport Land Use CommissionPolicies2.1 INTRODUCTION2.1.1 Purpose: The policies set forth in this chapter and Chapter 3 of this Compatibility Plan serve twofunctions:(a)To provide the procedures to be used by the SDCRAA, acting in its capacity as theALUC, and affected local agencies for the purpose of fulfilling the airport land usecompatibility review requirements set forth in the Aeronautics Act (Pub. Util. Code,§21670 et seq.). Specifically, these procedures define:(1) The steps to be taken by local agencies including, but not limited to, the County ofSan Diego, the cities of Poway, San Diego and Santee, special districts, schooldistricts, and community college districts in submitting certain land usedevelopment plans and other proposed actions to the ALUC for review inaccordance with Policies 2.6.1 and 2.6.2 of this Compatibility Plan.(2) The process, as set forth in Policies 2.7 through 2.10 of this Compatibility Plan, tobe used by the ALUC in reviewing the above actions for compliance with thecompatibility criteria set forth in this Compatibility Plan.(b) To identify compatibility criteria to be utilized by:(1) The ALUC in review of various actions involving land use development withinthe MCAS Miramar AIA.(2) Local agencies, including, but not limited to the County of San Diego and the citiesof Poway, San Diego and Santee in modifying their respective general plans,applicable specific plans, and zoning ordinances for consistency with thisCompatibility Plan.2.1.2 Relationship to Chapter 3 Policies: The policies in this chapter address ALUC review proceduresand overarching compatibility considerations. Compatibility criteria and other policiesapplicable to MCAS Miramar are set forth in Chapter 3. For purposes of this Compatibility Plan,as listed in Policy 2.1.1 above, adherence to the policies of both chapters is required.MCAS Miramar Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (Adopted October 2008 Amended December 2010) 2–1
CHAPTER 2AIRPORT LAND USE COMMISSION POLICIES2.2 DEFINITIONSThe following definitions apply for the purposes of the policies set forth in this document (additionalterms are defined in the Glossary):2.2.1 Accident Potential Zone I (APZ I): APZ I is the area located immediately beyond the Clear Zone.2.2.2 Accident Potential Zone II (APZ II): APZ II is the area located immediately beyond APZ I.2.2.3 Aeronautics Act: Except as otherwise indicated, the article of the California Public Utilities Code,section 21670 et seq., relating to ALUCs.2.2.4 Air Installations Compatible Use Zones Study (AICUZ): A land use compatibility plan prepared bythe U.S. Department of Defense for military airfields. AICUZ plans serve as recommendationsto local agencies having jurisdiction over land uses surrounding these facilities.2.2.5 Airport: Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar.2.2.6 Airport Influence Area (AIA): An area where noise, safety, airspace protection, or overflight maysignificantly affect land uses or necessitate restrictions on those uses as determined by theALUC. The airport influence area constitutes the area within which certain land use actions aresubject to ALUC review to determine consistency with the policies set forth in the MCASMiramar Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. If a property is located within the airport influencearea, a Real Estate Disclosure must be provided in connection with the sale or transfer ofresidential property.2.2.7 Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC): The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority acting in itscapacity as the San Diego County Airport Land Use Commission.2.2.8 Airport Land Use Commission Staff: The President/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the SanDiego County Regional Airport Authority, or a person designated by the President/CEO.2.2.9 Airspace Protection Area: The area beneath the airspace protection surfaces for the MCAS Miramar, asdepicted on the Compatibility Policy Map: Airspace Protection in Chapter 3.2.2.10 Airspace Protection Surfaces: Imaginary surfaces in the airspace surrounding airports defined inaccordance with criteria set forth in Federal Aviation Regulations Part 77. These surfaces establishthe maximum height that objects on the ground can reach without potentially creatingconstraints or hazards to the use of the airspace by aircraft approaching, departing, ormaneuvering in the vicinity of an airport.2.2.11 Aviation-Related Use: Any facility or activity directly associated with the air transportation ofpersons or cargo, or the operation, storage, or maintenance of aircraft at an airport or heliport.Such uses specifically include runways, taxiways, and their associated protection areas as definedby the Federal Aviation Administration, together with aircraft aprons, hangars, fixed baseoperations facilities, terminal buildings, etc.2.2.12 California Building Code (CBC): The CBC is located in Title 24, Part 2, of the California Code ofRegulations and governs general building construction standards.2.2.13 Clear Zone (CZ): The CZ includes areas immediately beyond the ends of military airportrunways. These areas have the greatest potential for occurrence of aircraft accidents and shouldremain undeveloped.2.2.14 Community Noise Equivalent Level (CNEL): The noise metric adopted by the State of Californiafor land use planning purposes, including describing airport noise impacts. This noise metric2–2 MCAS Miramar Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (Adopted October 2008 Amended December 2010)
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