Good Neighbor Program Update - Dallas Love Field Airport
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PURPOSE OF MEETING • Update community on Good Neighbor Program • Update community on Community Outreach and Engagement events • Engage community on ideas for future Good Neighbor Projects • Present Runway Reconstruction project 2
WHAT IS THE GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM? • The Good Neighbor Program is our way to connect with the community and gather input • The Good Neighbor Program includes everything outside of the runway and terminal which affects citizens and the community • We are an airport that happens to be in the middle of a community. However, our goal is to be a community that just happens to be located around an airport • Trend nationwide towards airports integrating and connecting with surrounding communities • Also supports City of Dallas’ goals of developing livable, walkable and interconnected neighborhoods 3
WHAT IS THE GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM? • Good Neighbor Program Goals: – Off-Airport urban design, landscaping & beautification – Signage and way-finding initiatives ― Pedestrian improvements ― Encouragement of recreational activities including parks and trails ― Traffic improvements ― Drainage improvements Example of a viewing area 4
HISTORY OF GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM • As part of the Master Plan Update, an initiative was developed to enhance the physical and economic development of Dallas Love Field and its bordering neighborhoods • The Good Neighbor Program (GNP) initiative included a public involvement program intended to incorporate community input into the decisions made regarding development and improvements around Dallas Love Field 6
HISTORY OF GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM CONT. • A series of community meetings was held in 2012 and again in 2015 to gather the community’s input • The top three priorities identified at that time were: – Roadway landscaping and signage – Pedestrian connections (continuous sidewalks, connected recreational paths, high visibility crosswalks, signalized intersections, sidewalk lighting, etc.) – Buffers (visual and physical) around the airport 7
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS Since 2015, a number of improvements have been made. Specifically with respect to roadway landscaping and signage: • Greens and shrubbery planted near DAL entrance • Irrigation and landscaping including seasonal flowers installed outside of Administration Building 8
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS CONT. Pedestrian Connections • Sidewalks added along Mockingbird Avenue near Love Field entrance and from Herb Kelleher to Denton Road 9
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS CONT. Buffers • Updated chain-link to 8 foot wrought iron fencing around perimeter of Love Field 10
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS CONT. • Replaced and added several directional and regulatory signs within the airport perimeter that will provide clarification to customers – No U-Turn – No Left Turn – No Littering – Exit • Signs were placed on Herb Kelleher and around the perimeter fence • Updated signs will make it easier for customers to arrive and leave the airport and create a safer environment 11
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS CONT. • A goal of the Good Neighbor Program is to enhance our perimeter and public spaces with art • Contrails art sculpture dedicated in 2017 • Contrails is a site specific sculpture, inspired by the unique cloud forms created in the wake of a plane 12
GOOD NEIGHBOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS • In response to community input, we recently trimmed the trees along Lemmon Avenue 13
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT EVENTS • In addition to physical improvements, we also host a number of events which benefit the community – Attend career days for elementary schools and colleges in DISD and surrounding cities – Attend seminars for retirees and speaks at the local recreation centers – Sponsor quarterly community events – Community Movie Nights – 5K on the Runway – Annual Turn Up event 14
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT EVENTS CONT. Annual 5K on the Turn-up Runway event Career Earth Days Day 15
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT EVENTS CONT. • Employee Advisory Council – Annual Back-to-School Supply Drive – Annual Adopt-A-Family – Annual Blood Drives – open to the public – Annual donation drives for different causes 2018 Back to School 16
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT EVENTS CONT. • Centennial Events: 2017 marked the 100 anniversary of Love Field and was celebrated throughout the year with a variety of activities which were open to the community ― Redbird 5K Run (Oct 16) ― Holiday Kick-off @ DAL & Airplane Making (Nov 16) ― Wings Of Wishes (Adopt-A-Family / 100 families) (Dec 16) ― Love On Ice (Jan 17) ― Random Acts of Love (Feb 17) ― Collins Foundation “Wings of Freedom” Tour (Mar 17) ― Easter Egg Roll @ RBD (Apr 17) ― DAL 5K & Food trucks (May 17) ― Turn Up! 4 (Jun 17) ― Plane-Pull Competition (with tenants and airlines) (Jul 17) ― Ice Cream Social w/Baskin-Robbins (Aug 17) ― Airport/Tenant Cookout & Softball tournament @ Kiest Park (Sept 17) ― 100th Birthday Celebration (Oct 17) ― Centennial Gala (Dec 15) 17
COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT EVENTS CONT. Plane Easter Pull Egg 7/17 Roll at DEA 4/17 Ice Cream Centennial Social Gala 12/17 8/17 18
RECENT DEVELOPMENT & PROJECTS • Within the past several few months, a number of projects have been completed at Love Field • New cell phone lot was opened at Aubrey and Hawes Ave • Corner lot at Hawes & Herb Kelleher and Mockingbird has been opened to the Uber/Lyft drivers • Garage C opened on November 1 with 4,000 spaces 19
RECENT DEVELOPMENT & PROJECTS • We also have a number of projects underway which will enhance the aesthetics as well as functional experience for passengers and the community alike: – Entryroad Enhancement – Braniff Centre • Enhancing the pedestrian features at the intersection along at Lemmon /Bluffview, along with operational improvements • Looking at creating pocket parks, bike paths and a viewing area 20
COMMUNITY INPUT • We are here tonight because we believe in being a good neighbor • Are the priorities of roadway landscaping, pedestrian connections and buffers around the airport which were identified in 2015 still your top priorities? • Are there other things you would like to see in terms of community connections? • What else as a Department can we do to be a good neighbor? 21
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • You have heard on the previous pages about our Good Neighbor Program • This project is not technically While this project is technically within the interior of the airport, we are continually looking at ways to enhance the passenger and community experience. 22
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Why: The Project is needed to address the condition of Runway 13R-31L and accompanying taxiway deficiencies to meet FAA design criteria and to reduce airfield inefficiencies – Runway overlay has performed beyond its effective 20-year design life per FAA pavement design criteria. Last major rehabilitation completed in 1990 – Multiple taxiway pavements have also deteriorated to unacceptable levels – Multiple taxiway intersections with Runway 13R-31L include wide expanses of pavement that are not compliant with FAA taxiway geometry design criteria – Runway 13R-31L currently has a non-standard 400’ safety area. The project will address this by regrading the safety area to comply with the FAA standard 500’ safety area 23
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT 24
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Full depth reconstruction of the existing runway pavement and connecting taxiways • Recycle existing concrete as base materials for new runway and taxiway pavements • Reconstruct runway pavement to existing elevation and length – no changes to approaches • Realign/reposition exit taxiways to minimize runway occupancy time • Drainage improvements needed for Safety Area grading will not change outfall locations or routing of drainage from airport • During reconstruction of 13R-31L (Denton Dr. Runway) all landings and takeoffs will be on 13L-31R (Lemmon Ave runway) 25
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Environmental Assessment (EA) currently being developed to analyze impacts of construction • Effects outside Airport fence – Establish construction entrance off Denton Drive near Gilford Street to mitigate impact of construction traffic on local roadways – Proposed improvements to stormwater drainage system and adherence to SWPPP during construction – No impacts to Bachman Lake or Shorecrest Drive. – Construction emissions – Temporary noise impacts 26
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Construction Emissions – Dallas is being reclassified from marginal to serious non- attainment for ozone – De minimis thresholds for ozone precursors (NOx and VOC) decrease from 100 tons per year (marginal) to 50 tons per year (serious) – EA air quality analysis determined that construction emissions will not exceed the de minimis thresholds 27
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Temporary Noise Impacts during Runway Closure – During the 9 month runway closure period, all aircraft will operate on Runway 13L-31R (Lemmon Ave Runway). – Noise levels will temporarily increase off the 13L and 31R ends • Draft EA Noise Contours – 2021 No Action – noise exposure without the project (no temporary runway closure) – 2021 Proposed Action –noise exposure during the construction period (including temporary runway closure). • On-going transition to aircraft with lesser noise impact (not related to reconstruction project) – EA considers the transition from B737-700s to B737-800MAX which is a quieter aircraft 28
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND PROJECTS RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT 2021 No Action 2021 Proposed Action (temporary) Note: 65 DNL contour represents the federal standard for residential land use compatibility 29
RUNWAY 13R-31L RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT • Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) will be made available to the public for comment early Spring 2019 – Notice of Availability (NOA) will run in the The Dallas Morning News and Al Día newspapers – NOA and Draft EA will be posted on DAL and City of Dallas websites: https://www.dallas-lovefield.com, http://www.dallascityhall.com – Hardcopies will be made available at local libraries and DAL offices – Public will be provided 30 days to comment on the Draft EA 30
CONTACT INFORMATION www.dallas-lovefield.com Click on the Good Neighbor link www.goodneighborplan.com Mark Duebner, Director of Aviation Main Information: 214-670-5683 (LOVE) or 214670LOVE@dallascityhall.com Dallas Love Field – Administration 7555 Lemmon Avenue Dallas, TX 75235-2852 Physical Address: 8008 Herb Kelleher, Dallas, TX 75235 Follow us—@dallaslovefield on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, YouTube, & Pinterest 31
APPENDIX • Conceptual drawings from 2015 Public Input – Roadway Landscaping and Signage – Pedestrian Connections – Buffers 32
ROADWAY LANDSCAPING AND SIGNAGE (2015 CONCEPTUAL DRAWING) 33
PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS (2015 CONCEPTUAL DRAWING) 34
BUFFERS (2015 CONCEPTUAL DRAWING) 35
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