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TABLE 3A(Continued) <br /> safety Criteria Matrix <br /> Ma um <br /> p¢Ts1[les/1n[ensittes/Required Open Land Additional Criteria <br /> Zone 5 1 d.u. per 2 160 persons 25 Same as Zone 2 Same as Zone 2 <br /> [SSZ) acres per acre <br /> Zane 6 None No it No Hazards to flight• • Airspace review required <br /> [Ap) Requirement for objects>70 feet tall* <br /> Zone 7 No Limit 450 persons 109b Waterways that create a bird hazard• Airspace review r,qt—d <br /> (TPZ) per acre Hazards to flight• for objects x100 feet tall** <br /> New dumps and landfills or the expansion <br /> of existing dumps or landfills subject to <br /> applicable law and implementing adviso- <br /> ries, <br /> Outdoor stadiums <br /> Zone B No Limit No Limit No Hazards to flightsAirspace review required <br /> (AIA) Requirement New dumps and landfills or the expansion for objects,100 feet tall, <br /> of existing dumps or landfills subject to ap- <br /> licable law and im lemeniln advtsories> <br /> Notes: <br /> 1 Residend.]development mus[not contain more than ffie indicated number of dwelling units(excluding secondary units)per gross acre(d.u./ac). <br /> Clustering of units i.encouraged. Gross acreage includes the property at issue plus a share of adjacent roads and any adjacent,permanently <br /> dedicated,open lands. <br /> 2 Usage intensity calculations shall include the peak number of people per gross acre(e.g..employees,customers/visitors,etc.)who may be on the <br /> property ata single paint in time,whether indoors or outside. Gross acreage includes the property at Issue,plus a share of adjacent roads and any <br /> adjacent,permanently dedicated,open lands. <br /> 3 Open land requirements are intended to be applied with respect to an entire zone. This is typically accomplished as part of a community general <br /> plan or a specific plan,but may also apply to large(30 acres or more)development projects. <br /> 4 The uses Ilsted her.are ones that are explicitly prohibited regardless of wh¢ther they meet the intensity crlterl.. In addition to these explicitly <br /> prohibited uses,other uses will normally not be permitted In the raspecttve compatibility zones because they do not meet the usage intensity <br /> criteria. <br /> 5 As part of,ertaln real estate transactions involving residential property within any compatibility zone[that is,anywhere within an airport influ- <br /> ence area),{nformattan regarding airport proximity and the existence of aircraft overflights must be disclosed. This requirement 1s set by state <br /> law. Easement dedication and deed notice requirements indicated for specific compatibility zones apply only to new development and to reuse if <br /> discretionary 1pp1I11I is required. <br /> 6 Hazards to Flight include physical(e.g.,tall objects),visual,and electronic forms of interference with the safety of air ft operations. Land use <br /> development that may taus.the attraction of birds or other wildlife hazards to increase is also prohibited. Such uses(..g.,.-__r manage- <br /> ment facilities,other waterways,golf tour s¢.)are further detailed in FAA Advisory Circular 15 D/5200-33B or subsequent advisory(Hazardous <br /> Wildlife Attractants On or Near Airports). <br /> 7 New dumps or landfills and the expansion of existing dumps or landfills are subject to FAA notification and review and are further subject W <br /> restrictions and conditions outlined in U.S.Cod.Title 49,Subtitle VII,Part A,Subpar[Iii,Chapter 447,Section 44710;40 CFR Section 256.1 O; FAA <br /> Advisory Circular 150/5200-34A or subsequent advisory(Construction or Establishment of Landfills Near Public Airports);FAA AdvisoryClreuiar <br /> 150/5200-33B or subsequent advisory,[Hazardous Wildlife Attractants On or Near Airports). <br /> 8 Examples of highly noise-s¢usitive outdoor nonresid—Alal uses that should be prohibited include amphltheat and drive-in thea[Grs. Caution <br /> should be exerclsed with respect to uses such as poultry farms and nature preserves. <br /> 9 NLR=Noise Level Reductton,the outstde-to-inside sound level attenuation that the structure provides. <br /> 10 Objects up W 35 feet in height are permitted. However,the Federal Aviation Administration may require marking and lighting of certain objects. <br /> 11 This height criterion is for general guidance.Shorter objects normally will not be airspace obstructions unless situated at a ground eleva- <br /> tion well above that of the airport Taller objects may be acceptable if determined not be obstructions. <br /> 12 Natural gas&petroleum pipelines less than 36 inches below the surface. <br /> RPZ Runway Protection Zone ssZ- Sideline Safety Zone <br /> IADZ Inner Approach/Departure Zone AP- Airport Property <br /> 17Z Inner Turning Zone TPZ- Traffic Pattern Zone <br /> OADZ Outer A roach De arture Zone AIA- Alr ort Influence Area <br /> 3-18 <br />