Airport Layout Plan Issues in a Nutshell The City of Hayward, owner of the Hayward Airport, is beefing up the airport's facilities for business jets (which come and go at all hours). To accommodate larger and faster business jets, the City is revising its "airport layout plan" (ALP), the master plan for design and construction on file with the Federal Aviation Administration. The revision began in July 2008 and is being done by DMJM Aviation of Orange, California. An interim report was issued in December 2008 (Hayward Executive Airport Airport Layout Plan Update: Interim Narrative Report). The cost of the ALP is being paid almost entirely by federal funds controlled by the Federal Aviation Administration. Key issues in the revision of the ALP are: A higher-grade "airport reference code" (which reflects size and speed of aircraft using the airport) — see Airport Reference Code Evaluation of the "runway safety area" — see Runway Safety Zones Development on the southside of the airport — see Southside Facilities Planned development by "fixed-based operators" at the airport — see Fixed-base Operator Expansion The City's long desired extension of West A Street (which must avoid safety zones at the end of the runway) — see West A Street Extension Impact on Skywest Golf Course (Hayward Area Recreations and Parks District) — see Skywest Golf Course The California Air National Guard property on the airport (the property is reverting to the City of Hayward) — see Air National Guard Property Contacts (Substitute @ for [AT] in e-mail) City of Hayward Mayor Michael Sweeney — Michael.Sweeney [AT] hayward-ca.gov Councilman Olden Henson — Olden.Henson [AT] hayward-ca.gov Councilman Bill Quirk — billquirkforhayward [AT] comcast.net Councilwoman Barbara Halliday — Barbara.Halliday [AT] hayward-ca.gov Councilman Kevin Dowling — kjdowling [AT] aol.com Hayward Area Parks & Recreation District General Manager Rita Shue — ShuR [AT] haywardrec.org Director Minane Jameson — jameson1 [AT] pacbell.net Director Lou Andrade — lmaaw [AT] sbcglobal.net

Current Meetings Hayward City Council Airport Committee, regular quarterly meeting, Thursday, July 23, 2009, 5:30 p.m., room 2A, City Hall, 777 B Street. On the agenda is discussion of the selection of a developer for redevelopment of the Air National Guard site. See Airport Committee agendas and minutes at the city's website. Past Meetings Thursday, May 21, 2009 San Lorenzo Village Homes Association, regular monthly meeting, 7:30 p.m., San Lorenzo Hall, 377 Paseo Grande, San Lorenzo. Hayward Director of Public Works Bob Bauman described the City's newest "airport layout plan" to accommodate faster and larger jet aircraft. This plan would require extension of the runway safety zone, pushing the planned West A Street extension up against the property lines of San Lorenzo Village homes. See meeting minutes. March 23, 2009 Hayward Area Recreation and Parks District Board of Directors, Hayward Director of Public Works Bob Bauman described the revision of the "airport layout plan" to accommodate faster and larger jet aircraft. This plan would require extension of the runway safety zone into the existing Skywest Golf Course, thus eliminating a portion of the golf course. As a result, the planned West A Street extension would also have to cut through the golf course. See meeting minutes. Feb. 26, 2009 Hayward City Council Airport Committee, Regular quarterly meeting, 5:30 p.m., room 2A, City Hall, 777 B Street. Director of Public Works Bob Bauman described two alternative routes for the planned West A Street Extension. One, the preferred because it is cheaper, would run along the property lines of San Lorenzo homes. See Airport Committee agendas and minutes at the city's website. Oct. 30, 2008 Hayward City Council Airport Committee, Regular quarterly meeting, 5:30 p.m., room 2A, City Hall, 777 B Street. First presentation on the airport layout plan revision. See Airport Committee agendas and minutes at the city's website.