
Executive Airport and Franklin Field Master Plan
The Sacramento County Airport System resumed master plan programs for Executive Airport and Franklin Field that initially began in 2005. These plans will help the Sacramento County prepare for the future of our region, our communities and our airports.
Executive Airport Master Plan Documents
- Overview
- 2010 Executive Airport Draft Final Report
- Cover, Back and Fly
- Table of Contents
- Chapters
- Appendices
- Executive Airport Background
Executive Airport Working Paper 1
Executive Airport WP 2 Presentation March 2009
Executive Airport Working Paper 2 (13Mb PDF)
Executive Airport Working Paper 3
Executive Noise Analysis Presentation Nov. 2009
Executive Airport Noise Ordinance Summary
June 08 Community Meeting & Open House Materials
What is a master plan?
An airport master
plan is a plan for development over the course of the next 20 years. Airport master plans include the following elements:
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A vision set forth by the airport owner and interested parties;
An inventory of existing facilities, activity, and other areas of regional interest;
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Forecasts of airport activity including projected levels of passengers, aircraft operations,
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Demand/Capacity and Facility Requirements for airfield, terminal, roadway, parking, general aviation, cargo, other aviation-related uses, and non-aviation-related uses;
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Development and evaluation of alternatives that could provide the level of facilities needed to meet the projected demand;
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A recommended development plan based on the most favorable development option;
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An environmental overview identifying environmental issues and constraints that must be taken into consideration;
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A capital improvement program that projects capital costs and potential funding resources for implementation of the recommended airport improvements; and
- A public
involvement program that allows interested parties an opportunity to express
their concerns and obtain information for the master plan update process and
status.

