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Banning Municipal Airport Airport Master Plan Update Banning Municipal Airport—Airport Master Plan Update (2007) Banning Municipal Airport Airport Master Plan Update FINAL REPORT Prepared for City of Banning Riverside County, California By C&S Engineers, Inc. 2020 Camino del Rio N. Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92108 2007 i Banning Municipal Airport—Airport Master Plan Update (2007) TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION................................................................................1-1 1.01 GENERAL ..........................................................................................................1-1 1.02 PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF STUDY................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 1.03 THE MASTER PLANNING PROCESS ....................................................................1-2 1.04 GOALS AND KEY ISSUES ...................................................................................1-3 CHAPTER 2 - EXISTING CONDITIONS .................................................................2-1 2.01 BACKGROUND...................................................................................................1-4 2.02 AIRPORT SYSTEM PLANNING ROLE.............. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 2.03 AIRPORT SETTING.............................................................................................2-1 2.03-1 Location .......................................................Error! Bookmark not defined. 2.03-2 Climate.....................................................................................................2-1 2.03-3 Topography and Drainage.......................................................................2-2 2.03-4 Soils..........................................................................................................2-2 2.03-5 Land Use ..................................................................................................2-4 2.03-6 Socioeconomic Conditions.......................................................................2-5 2.04 SURROUNDING AIRPORTS ...............................................................................2-11 2.05 AIRPORT REFERENCE CODE ............................................................................2-18 2.06 CRITICAL DESIGN AIRCRAFT ..........................................................................2-19 2.07 EXISTING AIRSIDE FACILITIES ........................................................................2-21 2.07-1 Runways .................................................................................................2-23 2.07-2 Taxiways ................................................................................................2-25 2.07-3 Helicopter Facilities ..............................................................................2-27 2.07-4 Navigational Aids...................................................................................2-27 2.07-5 Airside Drainage....................................................................................2-29 2.08 EXISTING LANDSIDE FACILITIES .....................................................................2-32 2.08-1 Terminal Building ..................................................................................2-32 2.08-2 Apron Areas ...........................................................................................2-32 2.08-3 Aircraft Storage .....................................................................................2-34 2.08-4 Landside Drainage.................................................................................2-36 2.08-5 Other Buildings......................................................................................2-36 2.08-6 Fuel Facilities, Services.........................................................................2-36 2.08-7 Automobile Parking ...............................................................................2-39 2.08-8 Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) ...........................................2-39 2.08-9 Airport Fencing and Security.................................................................2-39 2.08-10 Infrastructure/Utilities .......................................................................2-40 2.09 AIRSPACE ENVIRONMENT ...............................................................................2-40 CHAPTER 3 - FORECASTS OF AVIATION DEMAND.........................................3-1 3.01 OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................3-1 ii Banning Municipal Airport—Airport Master Plan Update (2007) 3.02 GENERAL AVIATION TRENDS............................................................................3-2 3.03 GENERAL AVIATION FORECASTS ......................................................................3-4 3.03-1 Based Aircraft Analysis Methods.............................................................3-5 3.03-2 Preferred Based Aircraft Forecast ..........................................................3-8 3.03-3 Based Aircraft Fleet Mix Forecast ..........................................................3-9 3.03-4 General Aviation Operations Forecasts ................................................3-10 3.03-5 Peak Period Activity Forecasts..............................................................3-13 3.03-6 Annual Instrument Approaches (AIA)....................................................3-14 3.03-7 Military Operations ...............................................................................3-14 3.04 AIRCRAFT ACTIVITY TRENDS .........................................................................3-14 3.05 FORECAST SUMMARY .....................................................................................3-14 CHAPTER 4 - FACILITY REQUIREMENTS ..........................................................4-1 4.01 EMERGING TRENDS...........................................................................................4-2 4.02 AIRFIELD CAPACITY .........................................................................................4-2 4.02-1 Methodology ............................................................................................4-3 4.02-2 Hourly Capacity.......................................................................................4-3 4.02-3 Annual Service Volume............................................................................4-4 4.03 AIRSIDE FACILITIES ..........................................................................................4-4 4.03-1 Runway Requirements..............................................................................4-4 4.03-2 Runway Orientation.................................................................................4-5 4.03-3 Runway Length and Width Analysis ........................................................4-5 4.03-4 Runway Pavement Strength .....................................................................4-8 4.03-5 Taxiways ..................................................................................................4-8 4.03-6 Helicopter Facilities ................................................................................4-8 4.03-7 Navigational Aids.....................................................................................4-8 4.03-8 Airside Drainage......................................................................................4-9 4.04 LANDSIDE FACILITIES .......................................................................................4-9 4.04-1 Terminal Building ..................................................................................4-10 4.04-2 Apron Area.............................................................................................4-10 4.04-3 Aircraft Storage .....................................................................................4-12 4.04-4 Landside Drainage.................................................................................4-13 4.04-5 Other Buildings......................................................................................4-13 4.04-6 Fuel Facilities, Services.........................................................................4-14 4.04-7 Automobile Parking ...............................................................................4-14 4.04-8 Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting Facilities (ARFF).................................4-15 4.04-9 Airport Fencing and Security.................................................................4-15 4.04-10 Infrastructure/ Utilities ......................................................................4-15 4.05 AIRSIDE AND LANDSIDE FACILITY REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY.......................4-15 CHAPTER 5 - ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEW ...................................................5-1 5.01 LAND IMPACT CATEGORIES ..............................................................................5-1 5.01-1 Farmland..................................................................................................5-1 5.01-2 Compatible Land Use ..............................................................................5-1 5.01-3 Fish, Wildlife, and Plants.........................................................................5-6 iii Banning Municipal Airport—Airport Master Plan Update (2007) 5.01-4 Energy Supply and Natural Resources ..................................................5-13 5.01-5 Geology and Seismicity..........................................................................5-14 5.02 WATER IMPACT CATEGORIES .........................................................................5-15 5.02-1 Water Quality.........................................................................................5-15
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