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    2. The Big Challenge Protect the Airport System

    3. The Minnesota Experience A Practitioners View The Bundle of Benefits Aircraft Safety; Passengers People and Property on the Ground Address Noise Stabilize Property Values / Compatible Land Use

    4. Needs Start thinking in terms of COMMUNITY not Aviation

    5. Elements What do we need to know and understand?

    6. Public Safety

    7. Elements What do we need to know and understand? First Aviation IS SAFE, but we need to prepare for the worst. Second Understand the Federal, State, and Local Relationships

    9. Background Inland Water Transportation System (1840-1870) Rail Transportation System (1860-1925) Highway Transportation System (1916-Present) Federal Aid Highway Act of 1916

    10. Air Commerce Act of 1926 Established . . . Complete and exclusive national sovereignty in the airspace above the United States. . . . (airspace, aircraft, aviators, and air traffic). Left control of individual airports to municipal authorities to promote local competition and initiative.

    11. Elements What do we need to know and understand? First Aviation IS SAFE, but we need to prepare for the worst. Second Understand the Federal, State, and Local Relationships Third Model State Airport Zoning Act

    12. Model State Airport Zoning Act Zoning and Police Power Takings / Inverse Condemnation

    13. Doolittle Commission 1952 Presidents Airport Commission (Harry S Truman) Chaired by James H. Doolittle Resulting Report = The Airport and Its Neighbors 116 pages

    14. The Airport and Its Neighbors 5. Establish effective zoning laws

    15. 5. Establish effective zoning laws A fan shaped zone, beyond the clear area defined in item 4 At least 2 miles long 6,000 feet wide at outer limits Eliminate erection of places of public assembly Restrict residences to distant locations in the zone (the basis for Minnesota Airport Zoning)

    16. Minnesota Standard Zones

    17. The Airport and Its Neighbors #3 Change the way we do airport business to include the local political jurisdictions

    18. Summary Responsibility is left with State & Local Governments - for now No Zoning, No Comprehensive Planning No Federal Funds

    19. Questions? Mike Louis Planning Director / Zoning Administrator Mn/DOT Office of Aeronautics 651-296-9869 mike.louis@state.mn.us

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