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Airport layout plans: a collaborative effort that ensures safety, efficiency and funding for public airports

An Airport Layout Plan (ALP) is a formal public document

required by MnDOT and the Federal Aviation Administration

(FAA), and consists of a set of large format (24" x 36")

detailed overhead drawings of the entire airport. ALPs are

important because they give airport managers and others a

comprehensive and accessible picture of airport infrastructure

that helps provide a long-term, comprehensive planning

strategy. ALPs may be prepared in conjunction with,

and in support of master plans, long term comprehensive

plans (LTCPs), and zoning documents. The Narrative Report

or Master Plan that typical...

 

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