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INTRODUCTION STOCKTON METoLITAN AIRPORT-SPECIAL PURPOSE PLAN <br /> for the AP-X zone. Given the need for flexible Opportunities <br /> development opportunities,these guidelines <br /> address the key ingredients for making the -The potential for the airport to be a regional hub <br /> Stockton Metropolitan Airport a successful, inte- attracting a variety of business interests including <br /> grated,high quality development. The project inte- air cargo companies,officelresearch and develop- <br /> ment users,and high tech companies from the <br /> gration will occur in the planning and design of the overflowing Silicon Valley. <br /> street patterns,land uses,the open space system, 13 <br /> and the architecture and landscape vocabulary -The Airport's high visibility from 1-5 (it has its El <br /> described herein. own sign on the freeway) and its direct access to <br /> SR 99. The new overpass will enhance this visibili- El <br /> This Special Purpose Plan is the matrix into which ty by elevating the highway over Arch-Airport <br /> all components of development - ranging from Road at the northeast corner. <br /> 13 <br /> large segments such as the Airport East Business 1 <br /> Park,to individual buildings - will fit as the site is -The potential to develop a diverse business com- <br /> developed incrementally over time. It provides a munity including industrial/warehouse, manufactur- <br /> ing,air cargo,office,working campus,and a small 13 <br /> unifying vision to ensure that buildings, landscap- amount of retail/service uses which could benefit E5 <br /> ing,and structural features will be aesthetically from their direct access to the airport,and at the <br /> harmonious and appropriate to the rural agrarian same time enhance the airport's image and value. 13 <br /> character of South Stockton and to the opportu- <br /> nities and constraints associated with development -The opportunity to create a high quality business <br /> surrounding a metropolitan airport. It also pro- park at Stockton Metropolitan Airport with a <br /> vides a practical framework to ensure that basic strong open space and landscape framework <br /> 13 <br /> infrastructure elements such as roads and streets, which will serve as a model for future develop- <br /> bicycle and pedestrian routes,transit facilities, utili- ment in South Stockton. <br /> 13 <br /> ties,and landscape will be functional throughout Constraints E3 <br /> the site. <br /> -The Proposed location of the airport east of the 13 <br /> Planning Process runway requires Giannecchini lane to be dedicat- E3 <br /> ed to airport traffic only. This will significantly <br /> In preparation for the initiation of the Stockton impact the visibility,circulation and continuity of 13 <br /> Metropolitan Airport Special Purpose Plan,the development opportunities. <br /> County of San Joaquin contracted with Economic .All potential development south of the airport 13 <br /> & Planning Systems (EPS) to prepare a Market related use line must be aviation serving or be 13 <br /> Analysis and Financial Overview, supplemented by directly beneficial to the airport. <br /> an analysis of development and disposition issues, 13 <br /> and a discussion of land use concepts. Following a -Until the Arch-Sperry connection is completed, <br /> review of these reports in mid 1998,the County there is not a direct link to the 1-5 commercial 13 <br /> Board of Supervisors approved the preparation of transportation corridor. 91 <br /> a Special Purpose Plan. <br /> -Site drainage into Weber Slough and Mansville 13 <br /> The Special Purpose Plan began with a review of Slough cannot increase their maximum flow capac- <br /> the EPS reports,the Master Plan and EIR,a site ities. <br /> 13 <br /> analysis,and interviews with key stakeholders. -Clear zones around landing guidance systems and active <br /> Out of this effort,a number of significant opportu- taxiways constrains development potential,circulation <br /> nities and constraints became apparent. and phasing in a number of areas. <br /> 1. 1-6 OvERviEw <br />