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Documents
Policy Committee and Technical Advisory Committee agendas and minutes are listed under each committies' web page.
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| Adopted JLUS Report |
| Study Document (Adopted: October 2011) LARGE 3.45 MB |
| Map 1 - Location of Volk Field and Hardwood Range 972 KB |
| Map 2 - Military Influence Planning Area 845 KB |
| Map 3 - Wetlands near Hardwood Range LARGE 1.43 MB |
| Map 4 - Public Lands near Hardwood Range LARGE 1.14 MB |
| Map 5 - Existing Land Use near Hardwood Range LARGE 1.38 MB |
| Map 6 - Hardwood Range Compatability Zones 356 KB |
This document is the Narritive and Scope of Services sections of the on-line application to the Office of Economic Adjustment that secured funding for the Volk Field/Hardwood Range JLUS. |
| Grant Application 62 KB |
The Air National Guard initiated a Range Compatible Use Analysis (RCUA) at Hardwood Range to evaluate operations at the Range and to promote land use compatibility with the surrounding community. This initiative will provide recommendations to Range leadership regarding opportunities to minimize encroachment. In addition, the study provides the information that can be used by Hardwood Range to engage and educate the surrounding communities regarding Range operations and the importance of maintaining a sustainable range in order to maintain mission readiness. The primary objectives of the RCUA initiative include the following: |
| Hardwood Range Compatibile Use Analysis (RCUA) VERY LARGE 25.9 MB |
The purpose of the Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) program is to promote compatible land development in areas subject to aircraft noise and accident potential. The Air Force provides the AICUZ Study to local communities to assist them in preparing their local land use plans. AICUZ studies describe three major types of constraints that affect, or result
from aircraft operations: accident potential, noise exposure, and structure height
(including runway airspace imaginary surfaces). Differences between the 2001
Volk Field ANGB AICUZ Study and this update are attributable to changes in
noise exposure specifically driven by: This 2008 AICUZ study is an update of the 2001 Volk Field Air National Guard Base (ANGB) Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Study. This study presents changes in flight operations since the last study, and provides current noise contours and compatible use guidelines for land areas surrounding the base. It is intended this information will assist the local communities, and serve as a tool for future planning and zoning activities. |
| Air Installation Compatible Use Zone (AICUZ) Study 2008 LARGE 2.80 MB |
Publicity & Notification
Policy Committee (PC) agendas & minutes
Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) agendas & meeting summaries
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