About JWA
Commissions
Airport Land Use Commission
- Consists of seven members.
- The membership consists of two Commissioners appointed
by the Orange County Board of Supervisors, two appointed
by the League of California Cities and two appointed by the
public airports. The seventh member is appointed by the other
Commissioners to represent the general public.
- The Airport Land Use Commission, which is governed by the
Public Utilities Code Section 21670 has a basic responsibility
to assist local agencies in ensuring compatible land uses
in the vicinity of all airports in the County.
- Reviews land use proposals near civilian
and military airports and other land uses issues which have
a potential impact
on airport operations.
Meetings:
4:00 p.m. on the 3rd Thursday
of Every Month
Airport Commission Hearing Room
John Wayne Airport Administration Building
3160 Airway Avenue
Costa Mesa, California
Responsibilities:
- To protect the public from adverse effects of aircraft
noise.
- To ensure that people and facilities are not concentrated
in areas susceptible to aircraft incidents.
- To ensure that no structure or land use activities adversely
affect the operational integrity of the airports or their
navigable airspace.
Commissioners (Commissioners' Alternates):
Mr. Gerald Bresnahan, Chairman
(Ms. Patricia Campbell)
Mr. Rod Propst, Vice Chairman (Ms. Winnie Houston)
Mr. Herman Beverburg (Mr. Stephen Beverburg)
Mr. Jim Righeimer (Mr. Randy Teteak)
Mr. Jon Dumitru (Mr. Doug Davert)
Mr. Thomas O'Malley, Jr. (L. Allan Songstad, Jr. )
Mr. Don Webb (Mr. Homer Bludau)
Contact:
Ms. Kari Rigoni, (949) 252-5170
Airport
Influence Areas
(Airport Planning Areas)
The maps below depict
the areas defined by Subdivision (b) of Section 11010 of the California
Business and Professions Code Relating to the "Notice of Airport
in Vicinity".
Please note the following
detailed maps for individual airports depicting Airport Influence
Areas are shown on the AELUP Height Restriction Zone Maps.
The above maps are published in Adobe, Portable
Document Format (PDF). To view these files, the free Adobe software
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