ALUCP Factors

• Each Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (ALUCP) has an Airport Influence Area (AIA),
• The AIA is a defined area around an airport and is determined by several factors including safety, airspace protection, noise and overflight concerns.
• Within the AIA, the ALUCPs provide certain limitations to land uses to protect airport operations and communities.
• Based on the recommendation of the Airport Land Use Compatibility Technical Advisory Group (ATAG) and the ALUCPs adopted by the Airport Land Use Commission, the new ALUCPs will be organized by four zones, which are the four standard compatibility factors as specified in the California Airport Land Use Handbook, e.g., safety, airspace protection, noise and overflight. The Airport Authority is no longer using a composite approach to zoning.