How is an MCAS Miramar or Montgomery-Gibbs airport overlay affecting my parcel?
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Airport Land Use Compatibility Plans (ALUCPs) adopted by the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority restrict height and require sound-attenuation construction on parcels inside designated influence areas around MCAS Miramar, Montgomery-Gibbs, Lindbergh Field, Gillespie, Brown Field, and Oceanside. An additional story or ADU on a Miramar-adjacent lot can hit the Part 77 height surface; interior sound attenuation (windows, walls, attic baffles) is mandated inside the 65 dB CNEL contour.
In detail
Airport Land Use Compatibility Plans (ALUCPs) adopted by the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority restrict height and require sound-attenuation construction on parcels inside designated influence areas around MCAS Miramar, Montgomery-Gibbs, Lindbergh Field, Gillespie, Brown Field, and Oceanside. An additional story or ADU on a Miramar-adjacent lot can hit the Part 77 height surface; interior sound attenuation (windows, walls, attic baffles) is mandated inside the 65 dB CNEL contour.
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