ACI-NA Airport Board Members and Commissioners Annual Conference

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1 ACI-NA Airport Board Members and Commissioners Annual Conference APRIL 27, 2009 O Hare Noise Compatibility Commission Reducing Aircraft Noise through Successful Community Partnerships

2 ONCC Mission To assist in developing meaningful methods of reducing the impacts of aircraft noise on our surrounding neighborhoods through home and school sound insulation, and to reduce, wherever possible, aircraft noise at its source. 27 communities, Cook County and 15 School Districts belong to ONCC

3 ONCC Member Communities

4 Cooperation Airlines Airports FAA O Hare Noise Compatibility Commission Controllers Pilots Manufacturers

5 Safety First! Then Efficiency and Quality of Life

6 1997/2000 NOISE CONTOUR 65 DNL 34 Percent Reduction in Area 1997 Area 56.7 sq. mi Area 37.6 sq. mi.

7 O H aremode rnization Program Envi ronmentalim pactstatem ent Federal Aviation Administration Noise Impacts: Red depicts areas of Increase 69% reduction from 1997 Noise Contour Blue depicts areas of Decrease Yellow depicts areas of "no change" OMP Full Buildout 17.6 sq. mi.

8 ONCC ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Attend public meetings sponsored by the FAA and the City of Chicago Maintain FAA presence at ONCC meetings-full ONCC and Standing Committee meetings. Host quarterly coordination meetings ONCC/FAA/DOA/OMP staff and members. Post OMP Information on ONCC and Chicago Airport System Web sites. Produce newsletter-o Hare Monitor

9 ONCC ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Prepare articles for community-specific newsletters and web sites. Include OMP information in ONCC Annual Report. Participate in community forums and meetings. Disseminate Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for OMP and Sound Insulation Programs. Residential Program - Update and distribute Sound Insulating Your Home handbook.

10 ONCC Structure/Organization Governed by: Intergovernmental Agreement Does not restrict affiliations with other organizations. No dues. Agreement valid through 2010, unless 2/3 vote to extend or disband. Establishes operating budget. Hires independent expert. Members may leave Commission with 60 days notice. Inclusion in decision-making in disbursement of sound insulation funds. Does not prohibit independent actions.

11 By-Laws Creates Officers elected by membership. Equalizes voting structure (i.e. Chicago has same vote as Des Plaines).- Forms committees for residential and school insulation, as well as technical initiatives, information, and education.

12 O Hare Noise Compatibility Commission Three Standing Committees Residential Sound Insulation Committee School Sound Insulation Committee Technical Committee

13 O Hare Sound Insulation Funding

14 Noise Mitigation Requirements Residential Sound Insulation Program The FAA s Record of Decision Requires: Before Build-Out: Sound Insulate close to 6,000 homes single family and multi family ONCC will determine prioritization After Build-Out: New Actual OMP +5 years Noise Contour Insulate any newly impacted residences (65 DNL)

15 Noise Mitigation Requirements Airport Noise Management System (ANMS) Evaluate the effectiveness and applicability of the current noise monitor locations in relation to the fullbuild of the OMP and make changes as necessary, including adding new noise monitors. Ground Run-up Enclosure Relocate the GRE expeditiously to minimize any time that the facility would be unavailable for aircraft to perform ground run-ups.

16 School Sound Insulation Program

17 Schools Insulated

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19 Residential Sound Insulation Program

20 Homes Insulated 6,184 Homes Insulated 770 Homes in Construction 1,000 Homes in Design

21 ONCC Technical Committee Initiatives Technical Committee Airport Noise Management System (ANMS) Fly Quiet Program (1 st in US) GRE (1 st in US) Noise Contour Review Land Use Planning

22 AIRPORT NOISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ANMS) Collects Flight Tracks and Noise Data by Aircraft within 40 nautical miles Nighttime Flight Track Deviation Reports Public Information Ability to Show Improvements

23 RNAV Benefits for ORD Reduced noise Reduced pollution Improved efficiency more operations with the same runway availability Reduced controller workload Fuel savings Communities, airport, airlines all win

24 ONCC Listens to Residents ONCC participates in Town Meetings. ONCC welcomes public at monthly general meetings. ONCC monitors O Hare Noise Hotline statistics.

25 Quieter Aircraft Support efforts by airlines to accelerate retirement of noisier aircraft.

26 MD-80 AIRCRAFT RETIREMENTS MD-80s will gradually be retired from American fleet beginning April 2009 and early 2011, replacing them with s.

27 Park Ridge Illinois Experiences Shift in Aircraft Noise

28 Runway 9L/27R Opens November 20, 2009 Runway 9L/27R has embedded weather sensors in the pavement to alert the tower of ice on the runway. Runway will be used to operate simultaneous triple parallel approaches in all weather conditions. Runway located approximately 6,900 feet north of and parallel to existing Runway 9R/27L.

29 ONCC Action Item Leverage capabilities of Airport Noise Management System to provide timely and detailed reporting of flight tracks, runway usage, and aircraft fleet mix to Park Ridge officials and residents.

30 ONCC Action Item Support school sound insulation funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School and Ebinger Elementary School.

31 ONCC Action Item Explore feasibility of RNAV and Continuous Descent Approach implementation for arrivals and departures for runway. Meet with chief pilots and FAA control tower management to begin dialog regarding reasonable options to mitigate aircraft noise.

32 ONCC Action Item Listen to residents who attend ONCC General Meetings. ONCC attends community sponsored meetings to listen to residents concerns and investigate options for noise relief.

33 ONCC Action Item Seek noise mitigation support from local/state legislators: regional FAA. Ask for FAA to reconsider noise metrics.

34 Permanent Noise Monitor Deployment City of Park Ridge

35 Permanent Noise Monitor Deployment City of Park Ridge

36 Supports FAA Reauthorization and NextGen ONCC Supports Write Illinois Congressional Delegation to advocate for quick passage of FAA Reauthorization Bill and implementation of NextGen.

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38 STAKEHOLDERS SUPPORT ONCC ACTIONS I support and recognize the value of the O Hare Modernization Program I am concerned if anything can be done to reduce the volume of planes landing on this new runway. I would like to request funding for the sound insulation of two schools in my district Janice D. Schakowsky, US House of Representatives, 9 th District, Illinois

39 SAKEHOLDERS SUPPORT ONCC ACTIONS The FAA understands ONCC s concerns regarding Runway 9L/27R and appreciates the opportunity to work in a cooperative manner. Runway 27R experienced 2 percent of O Hare s nighttime arrivals less than anticipated FAA will provide ONCC with a monthly nighttime activity report of occurrences after 10 pm on the runway during the previous month. Barry D. Cooper Regional Administrator Great Lakes Region

40 STAKEHOLDERS SUPPORT ONCC ACTIONS Thank you and ONCC for your support of the NextGen, your engagement in FAA s Center of Excellence the Partnership for Air Transportation Noise and Emissions Reduction(PARTNER), and your collaborative approach with other stakeholders to reduce the impact of aircraft noise we agree that it is timely to undertake a new systematic review to investigate noise metrics that best correlate with human response to noise exposure. Nancy D. LoBue FAA Acting Assist. Administrator for Aviation Policy, Planning and Environment

41 Community Outreach Web Site listserv O Hare Monitor Newsletter Annual Reports Sound Insulating Your Home Guide Program Fact Sheets Community Outreach Vehicle ONCC Video

42 ONCC Partners

43 ONCC WORKS FOR YOU!