Seymour
Johnson AFB
BASH MCA
BASH Consideration in State and Federal Projects
On-Going
SA-2D
Issue / Strategy
Projects sponsored by a State or Federal department or agency should
incorporate required consultation with Seymour Johnson AFB on the review and
mitigation of any bird and wildlife attractant features in projects.
Other Partners: State and Federal departments and agencies
SA-3 Incompatible Development Located in Seymour Johnson AFB Safety Zones
Incompatible uses in the Safety Zones extend into City of Goldsboro and Wayne County creating a safety concern.
SA-3A Seymour
Johnson AFB
Safety MCA
Nonconforming Uses in Accident Potential Zones
Revise the regulations pertaining to land uses within Accident Potential Zones,
that nonconforming uses in the Accident Potential Zones cannot be reconstructed
if substantially damaged or destroyed.
For other strategies that address this issue see Strategies LU-1C and LU-1D.
SA-4
Short-Term
BASH Concerns Over Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge: Pungo Unit from November Through March
The Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge: Pungo Unit receives 80 percent of the eastern population of Tundra Swans during the winter transcontinental migration from the
Arctic Tundra with a total wintering bird population of over 100,000. Bird activity in close proximity to low-level flight routes is an aviation safety hazard and increases the
potential for bird aircraft strikes.
For Strategies that address this issue see Strategies BIO-1C, BIO-1E, BIO-2A,
BIO-2B, BIO-2C, and SA-2D.
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