Issue / Strategy
VERTICAL OBSTRUCTIONS (VO)
VO-1 Incompatible Development Located in the Imaginary Surfaces at Seymour Johnson AFB
Natural and manmade structures pose a potential safety concern for flight operations within Department of Defense established imaginary surfaces associated with Seymour
Johnson AFB Runway 8/26.
VO-1A Seymour
Johnson AFB
Imaginary
Surfaces MCA
Develop a 3-Dimensional Imaginary Surfaces Model
Mid-Term
The City of Goldsboro and Wayne County with the assistance of Seymour
Johnson AFB should develop a digital and printed 3D model of existing height
regulations compared to allowable heights for the glide slope of the Approach /
Departure Surface. This tool will assist the jurisdictions in considering
amendments to their zoning regulations to further enhance military compatibility
and for determining whether heights of proposed structures obstruct the navigable
airspace during the review of development applications.
Other Partner: Federal Aviation Administration
For another strategy that addresses this issue see Strategy LU-3A.
VO-2 Height Regulations Surrounding Seymour Johnson AFB
Need to enhance the City of Goldsboro and Wayne County regulations for heights of structures in imaginary surfaces. Regulations only reference the AICUZ Study or FAA Part
77, but lack clarity on how these provisions are applied.
VO-2A Seymour
Johnson AFB
Imaginary
Surfac