Here is
the presentation Liz Drake with AECOM gave to the Executive Committee on September 12, 2011. The Executive Committee voted to accept the report and now it will go to City Council and the Commissioners Court for review and approval in coming months. Ms. Drake indicated that she would be giving presentations to City Council and Commissioners Court.
David Marquez with the County indicated that after approval of the Lackland JLUS Study, they would be moving forward with getting the noise and lighting studies conducted so that the impact to the “areas of concern” can be better defined.
The Lackland Air Force Base Joint Land Use Study (JLUS) is a cooperative land use planning initiative between the U.S. Air Force, Port San Antonio, Bexar County and the City of San Antonio, as well as other regional entities.
On Thursday June 16th at 2:00 p.m., an Executive Committee JLUS meeting will occur. Please see the following agenda PDF for infomation that will be under consideration then.
On Thursday morning April 21st, an Executive Committee JLUS meeting will occur. Please see the following PDF for infomation that will be under consideration Thursday morning.
There will be a public meeting on the Lackland AFB JLUS February 23rd at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the South San Civic Center, 503 Lovett Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78211:
• Agenda
• Sub Area Diagram
• How to comment on the recommendations
The draft of the Lackland AFB Joint Land Use Study Report is now available for public review and commenting. The public comment period has been extended to Friday, March 4, 2011.
• Lackland JLUS
• Index of /downloads/public/Draft_Report here
Most military installations were originally located in remote areas, distant from urban areas due largely to the availability of land and for defense and security purposes. Over time however, installations drew people and businesses closer and closer to take advantage of civilian job opportunities offered by the installation and to provide the goods and services to support the installation’s operations. As urban growth and development increased near and around military installations land use conflicts between base operations and civilian development increased.
Is Smart Planning an Option? Through joint, cooperative military and community planning, growth conflicts can be anticipated, identified, and prevented. These actions help protect the installation’s military mission, and the public health, safety, quality of life and community economic stability.
The Department of Defense (DoD) supports several programs designed to provide technical information on noise and aircraft accident potential that communities can use to regulate urban encroachment while promoting economic growth and development. Read more here: JLUS Smart Planning - doc
Bexar County, in cooperation with the City of San Antonio, Lackland AFB, and Port San Antonio, is preparing a Joint Land Use Study for Lackland AFB.
Details of the management structure for a Joint Land Use Study program can be found here: JLUS Organization - pdf
There will be a public meeting on the Lackland AFB JLUS February 23rd at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the South San Civic Center, 503 Lovett Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78211:
• Agenda
• Sub Area Diagram
• How to comment on the recommendations
Please find the links to download the draft report for the Lackland AFB Joint Land Use Study. You will also see a separate link for a Map Book; this contains all the maps that are included in the report in a readily accessible booklet. Additionally, you will also find the appendices which provide background information and documentation for the proposed recommendations. This release of the draft report initiates the public review/comment period, which will end on March 4, 2011. Please provide all comments and feedback to Robyn Locke by COB on March 4, 2011.
Draft Report, Appendices and Maps for circulation:
The draft of the Lackland AFB Joint Land Use Study Report is now available for public review and commenting. The public comment period has been extended to Friday, March 4, 2011. Please review and submit your comments and recommendations before the March 4th deadline.
Index of /downloads/public/Draft_Report here
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