Planning airport expansion in an urban city by the Pacific Ocean
09 Apr 2025
N103
Airport design, planning and development
The presentation will describe and provide key lessons learned for planning and implementing airport expansion of major facilities in a large hub airport located in an urban setting with constrained terrain and sensitive and regulated environmental resources including air, water/groundwater, noise and biological resources in a coastal zone. The presentation will identify measures and design features to reduce the environmental effects of major airport facilities including a 30-gate new airport terminal, expanded aircraft movement and parking areas, a 3-lane entry road, a 5-story parking structure and an underground cistern to capture stormwater runoff and reuse water in flushing for urinals/toilets in the new terminal.
- Measures and design features to implement for an airfield and terminal expansion
- Specific measures to reduce environmental effects on air quality, water quality, energy resources and biological/coastal resources
- Discussion of construction of a 900,000-gallon underground cistern below the aircraft apron to collect stormwater for reuse in the airport terminal
- Measures to improve coordination with regulatory agencies to address impacts from traffic, noise, stormwater runoff and air emissions
- How the new 30-gate Terminal 1 fits into a masterplan on a highly constrained airport site of 661 acres
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