Commission hears March Air Reserve Base ALUCP update, continues amendment after Air Force review request
Consultants presented proposed changes to the March Air Reserve Base ALUCP — adding APZs for secondary Runway 12/30, aligning single-acre intensity with Air Force standards, and adding a boundary observation zone — and the commission voted to continue the item to Aug. 11 after the U.S. Air Force Reserve requested 30 days to review.
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Consultants from Mead & Hunt walked commissioners through proposed 2026 amendments to the March Air Reserve Base Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan (ALUCP), including adding accident-potential zones (APZs) for the secondary Runway 12/30, aligning single-acre intensity criteria with Air Force standards, and adding a boundary observation (clear) zone requiring a minimum offset between buildings.
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