Ryk Dunkelberg to Richard Kennedy on Part 150 CAC Schedule Part 161 FAQs

In response to the e-mail message you forwarded to me summarizing some questions raised by members of the Part 150 Noise Study Update Citizen’s Advisory Committee, the following outlines our best information at present The first issue concerned the schedule of committee meetings and their relationship to the tasks in the scope of work. As you recall, the final Scope of Work was distributed at the CAC meeting on November 18. 1997 along with the Public Involvement Plan listing the public meetings contemplated. Together these documents lay out the timing of C AC meetings in relation to the technical work products. In addition to these documents a project schedule has been produced which relates these activities to a preliminary calendar. This schedule is attached. In summary the Scope of Work contemplates eight CAC/rAC meetings at the following points: e Meeting One occurred November 18, 1998 Meeting Two will occur on February 4, 1998 to determine the location of noise monitoring sites for the study. Meeting Three will occur when the first working paper covering the inventory of existing conditions is prepared ( Approximately May/June, 1998). Meeting Four will occur when preliminary results of the noise monitoring program are available ( Approximately July/August, 1998). Meeting Five will occur when the current and fUture noise contours and accompanying noise data are prepared ( Approximately February/March, 1999). Meeting Six wIll occur when initial noise compatibility programs have been developed ( Approximately May/June, 1999). Meeting Seven will occur when initial land use compatibility alternatives…

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