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2015 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Status County Name of Document Year/Month CLUP Airport Adopted /Amended California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics 2015 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Status County Name of Document Year/Month CLUP Airport Adopted /Amended Alameda Alameda County Airport Land Use Policy Plan 7/1/1986 County CLUP Hayward Executive Airport Jul-12 Livermore Municipal Aug-12 Oakland International Dec-10 Alpine EXEMPT Alpine County Airport Amador Airport Land Use Plan for Westover Field, Jul-90 Amador County Westover Field Butte Butte County Airport Land Use Compatibility 12/1/2000 County CLUP Plan Updated in 2010 Chico Municipal FY 2014-15 Update Programmed Oroville Municipal Paradise Skypark Ranchero Calaveras Calaveras County Airport Land Use Plan Jun-10 Calaveras County Airport Colusa Colusa County Airport Comprehensive Land Use Sep-14 Plan Colusa County Contra Costa Contra Costa County Airport Land Use Dec-00 Compatibility Plan Buchanan Field Byron Del Norte Del Norte County Airport Land Use FY 2014-15 Update Compatibility Plan (Under Development) Programmed Andy MacBeth Jack McNamara Field Ward Field El Dorado Cameron Air Park Cameron Airpark Airport CLUP Jun-12 Georgetown Georgetown Airport Comprehensive Land Use Jun-12 Plan Placerville Placerville Airport Comprehensive Land Use Plan Jun-12 S. Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe Airport Comprehensive Land Use 2004 Plan 1 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics Fresno Coalinga Municipal Nov-04 Firebaugh Municipal Fresno County Airports Land Use Policy Plan Jan-83 Fresno Chandler Executive Feb-00 Fresno Yosemite International Jun-12 Harris Ranch Harris Ranch Airport Land Use Policy Plan Oct-95 Reedley Fresno County Airports Land Use Policy Plan Jan-08 Selma Fresno County Airports Land Use Policy Plan Jan-83 Sierra Skypark Sierra Skypark Land Use Policy Plan Sep-98 William R. Johnston (Mendota) Fresno County Airports Land Use Policy Plan 1/1/1983; FY 2016-17 Update Programmed Glenn Haigh Field Comprehensive Airport Land Use Plan Feb-91 Willows Glenn County Comprehensive Airport Land Use Plan Jun-90 Humboldt Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Humboldt County Airports Dinsmore Dec-93 Eureka Municipal Jan-98 Garberville Dec-93 Hoopa Dec-93 Kneeland Dec-93 Murray Field Dec-93 Rohnerville Dec-93 Shelter Cove Dec-93 Imperial Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan for Imperial Jun-96 County Airports Brawley Calexico Cliff Hatfield Imperial County Salton Sea Airport Inyo Policy Plan and Airport Comprehensive Land Use 12/1/1991 County CLUP Plans Eastern Regional Airport Furnace Creek (Death Valley) Independence Lone Pine Shoshone Stovepipe Wells Trona 2 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics Kern Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan: Kern Jun-03 County Bakersfield Municipal Mar-11 California City Municipal Airport Sep-96 China Lake NAWS Jun-03 Delano Municipal Airport Sep-96 Edwards Air Force Base Jun-03 Elk Hills-Buttonwillow Airport Sep-96 Inyokern Airport Sep-96 Joint Service Restricted R-2058 Complex Jun-03 Kern Valley Airport Sep-96 Lost Hills Sep-96 Meadows Field Sep-96 Mojave Airport Jun-06 Mountain Valley Airport Sep-96 Poso Airport Sep-96 Rosamond Airport Sep-96 Shafter Airport Sep-96 Taft Airport 9/23/2008; FY 2014-15 Update Programmed Tehachapi Municipal Airport Sep-96 Wasco Sep-96 Kings Kings County Airport Land Use Compatibility Jul-94 Plan Corcoran Hanford Muncipal NAS Lemoore Joint Land Use Study Aug-11 Lake Lampson Field Nov-92 Lassen Herlong Airport Land Use Plan Apr-88 Ravendale Airport Land Use Plan Apr-88 Southard/ Bieber Airport Land Use Plan Apr-88 Spaulding Airport Land Use Plan Apr-88 Susanville Municipal Airport Land Use Plan (separate document) Mar-87 3 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics Los Angeles ALUC Review Procedures Dec-04 Aqua Dulce Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Bob Hope Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Brackett Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Catalina Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Compton Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 El Monte Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 General William J. Fox Gen. William J.Fox Airfield Land Use Dec-04 Compatibity Plan Hawthorne-Jack Northrup Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 LA International Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Long Beach Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Santa Monica Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Van Nuys Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Whiteman Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Zamperini Field Los Angeles County Airport Land Use Plan Dec-91 Madera Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Madera Mar-93 County Airports Chowchilla Madera Muni Marin Marin County ALUP Jun-91 Gnoss Mariposa Mariposa-Yosemite Airport Comprehensive Land Apr-95 Use Plan Mariposa-Yosemite Mendocino Mendocino County Airport Comprehensive Land Jun-96 Use Plan Boonville Little River Ocean Ridge Round Valley Ukiah Municipal Merced Merced County Airport Land Use Commission Jun-12 Compatibility Plan Castle Airport Gustine Municipal Los Banos Municipal Merced Municipal Turlock Municipal 4 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics Modoc EXEMPT Adin Alturas California Pines Cedarville Ft Bidwell Tulelake Mono Bridgeport Airport Land Use Plan Oct-06 Bryant Airport Land Use Plan Jun-05 Lee Vining Airport Land Use Plan Oct-06 Mammoth Yosemite Airport Land Use Plan Mar-87 Monterey Marina Municipal Marina Muncipal Airport Comprehensive Land 11/1/1996; FY 2015-16 Use Plan Update Programmed Mesa del Rey 1978 Monterey Regional Airport Comprehensive Land Use Plan for Monterey Jan-87 Peninsula Airport Salinas Municipal Airport Jan-82 Napa Napa County ALUCP Dec. 1999 County CLUP Napa County Parrett Nevada Nevada County Airpark Nevada County Airpark Comprehensive Land Use Sep-11 Plan Truckee-Tahoe Airport Truckee-Tahoe Airport Comprehensive Land Use Oct-10 Plan Orange Fullerton Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Fullerton Nov-04 Municipal Airport Heliports Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Heliports Jun-08 John Wayne Airport Environs Land Use Plan for John Wayne Apr-08 Airport Los Alamitos Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Joint Forces Jan-02 Training Base Los Alamitos Placer Placer County Airport Land Use Compatibility Feb-14 Plan Auburn Blue Canyon Lincoln Plumas Dec-08 Beckwourth-Norvino Gansner Rogers Field 5 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics Riverside Riverside Co ALUCP Banning Dec-05 Bermuda Dunes Dec-05 Blythe Dec-05 Chino Sep-11 Chiriaco Summit Dec-05 Corona Dec-05 Desert Center Dec-05 Flabob Dec-05 French Valley Jan-12 Hemet Ryan Apr-09 Inland Port May, 1984 May-86 Jacqueline Cochran Regional 9/14/2006; FY 2014-15 County Wide Update Programmed March Air Reserve Base 1984 Palm Springs Intl Aug-06 Perris Valley Airport Mar-11 Riverside Municipal Mar-05 Sacramento - SACOG Franklin Field Comprehensive Land Use Plan Dec-92 Mather Airport Comprehensive Land Use Plan May-97 McClellan Air Force Base (now McClellan Comprehensive Land Use Plan Dec-92 Field) Rancho Murieta Airport Land Use Commission Policy Plan Dec-92 Rio Linda Comprehensive Land Use Plan Dec-92 Sacramento Executive Comprehensive Land Use Plan May-99 Sacramento International (Metropolitan) Comprehensive Land Use Plan Dec-13 San Benito Frazier Lake Airpark (private) Frazier Lake CLUP Nov-01 Hollister Municipal Hollister Muni CLUP Jun-12 6 of 10 DECEMBER 2014 California Department of Transportation Division of Aeronautics San Bernardino Apple Valley Airport Mar-95 Baker Baker Airport Compatibility Land Use Plan Mar-92 Barstow Daggett Barstow Daggett Airport Compatibility Land Use May-92 Plan Big Bear City Big Bear City Airport Compatibility Land Use Mar-92 Plan Cable Dec-81 Chemehuevi Valley Chino Nov-91 City of Ontario Ontario ALUCP Apr-11 Hesperia Mar-91 Needles Mar-91 Redlands May-03 Rialto (Miro Field) CLUP Rialto Muni Airport Jan-91 Roy Williams San Bernardino International Southern California Logistics Twentynine Palms May-92 Yucca Valley Feb-92 San Diego Agua Caliente Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Agua Dec-11 Borrego Valley Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Borrego Dec-11 Valley Airport, Borrego Springs, CA Brown Field Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Brown Dec-10 Fallbrook Community Airpark Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Fallbrook Dec-11 Community Airpark, Fallbrook, CA Gillespie Field Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Gillespie Dec-10 Imperial Beach Naval Outlying Field Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, NOLF Pending Completion of (Ream Field) Imperial Beach, Imperial Beach, CA Revised AICUZ for facility Jacumba Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Jacumba Dec-11 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, MCAS Dec-11 (MCAS Miramar) Miramar, San Diego, CA MCAS Camp Pendleton (Munn Field) Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, MCAS 5-Jun-2008 McClellan-Palomar Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, McClellan- Dec-11 Montgomery Field AirportP l Land Ai Use Compatibility C l b d CA Plan, Dec-10 Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI) Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, NAS North Pending Completion of Island, Coronado, CA Revised AICUZ for facility Oceanside Municipal Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Oceanside Dec-10 Municipal Airport, Oceanside, CA Ocotillo Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, Ocotillo Dec-11 Ramona Airport Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan,
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