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The current ALUCPs for each airport are the most antiquated in the State of California. The Cameron Park Airpark Airport ALUCP was adopted in 1986 and the Placerville and Georgetown Airport ALUCPs were adopted in 1987. The age of the ALUCPs presents challenges to local agency consistency review and interpretation of land uses in correlation to the safety zones of each airport. Based on these challenges, EDCTC ALUC pursued funding to update each of the ALUCPs to ensure they provide the adequate information necessary to perform ALUC duties.
In February, 2010 EDCTC ALUC submitted an Acquisition and Development Grant application to Caltrans Division of Aeronautics in the amount of $225,000 to update the ALUCPs for the three airports. On June 30-July 1, 2010, the California Transportation Commission (CTC) adopted the 2010 Aeronautics Program which included the amount requested by EDCTC ALUC for the ALUCP updates. The Acquisition and Development grant program requires a 10% match, in this case $25,000, which when added to the grant amount equals a total project cost of $250,000. EDCTC ALUC staff will perform approximately one third of the technical work required in collaboration with the consultant who will complete the remaining two thirds of effort required. These updates are in process.
A hard copy of this document is currently available at the EDCTC/ALUC office and will soon be available at the El Dorado County Department of Transportation office, Placerville City Hall, the Placerville, Georgetown, and Cameron Airpark Airport offices, and at the Georgetown, Placerville, and Cameron Park Libraries.
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