formulate the bird activity and movement data . The model is available for use by agencies and the general public , accessible from the USAHAS website at http :// www . usahas . com /.
4.2 Seymour Johnson AFB Plans and Programs
Seymour Johnson AFB plans and programs provide guidance for land uses and development activities on the installation . These tools govern land use decisions that occur inside the fenceline or within the boundary of the military mission footprint in relation to the military mission or proposed military missions .
These tools provide guidance and establish measures for standard operating procedures during certain events such as weapons firing . There are various installation tools that are instrumental in assisting and guiding land use decisions as they interface with the military mission .
Air Installation Compatible Use Zone The United States DOD initiated the AICUZ program to assist government entities and communities in anticipating , identifying , and promoting compatible land use and development near military installations with aircraft activity . The AICUZ program involves coordinating the efforts of installation commanders and local community leaders and other government agencies to encourage compatible development of land in proximity to military airfields . It also serves to protect the health , safety , and welfare of civilians and military personnel by encouraging land development compatible with aircraft operations , while protecting the public investment in the installation . This program recommends compatibility measures and land uses that are compatible with specific elements of military airfields including elevated sound levels , accident potential zones , and obstruction clearance criteria .
The AICUZ program has two objectives . First to and federal officials in protecting and promotin and welfare by promoting compatible developm influence . And second , to protect Air Force ope effects of land use which are incompatible with Seymour Johnson AFB AICUZ was most recently
Integrated Natural Resources Mana The Integrated Natural Resources Management updated as a Preliminary Draft in July 2015 , was range habitat protection and natural resource m installation and supports mission readiness . The natural resources including , when applicable , th species and important habitat , management of and wildland fire , wildlife and riparian managem water rights , inter‐agency responsibilities and c overall management plan for natural resources the DCR to ensure no loss of capability for train serves as a planning tool for future activities at DCR as a road map for the stewardship of natur base .
Comprehensive Range Plan The FY 2015‐2018 Comprehensive Range Plan ( management of the DCR and considers all aspe maintenance . The purpose of the plan is to enh land and airspace use on and around the range short and long term needs , identify any existing propose alternative solutions and recommenda vision statement and five major goals , existing c investment area analysis , strategy , and support
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formulate the bird activity and movement data. The model is available for
use by agencies and the general public, accessible from the USAHAS website
at http://www.usahas.com/.
4.2
Seymour Johnson AFB Plans and
Programs
Seymour Johnson AFB plans and programs provide guidance for land uses
and development activities on the installation. These tools govern land use
decisions that occur inside the fenceline or within the boundary of the
military mission footprint in relation to the military mission or proposed
military missions.
These tools provide guidance and establish measures for standard operating
procedures during certain events such as weapons firing. There are various
installation tools that are instrumental in assisting and guiding land use
decisions as they interface with the military mission.
Air Installation Compatible Use Zone
The United States DOD initiated the AICUZ program to assist government
entities and communities in anticipating, identifying, and promoting
compatible land use and development near military installations with
aircraft activity. The AICUZ program involves coordinating the efforts of
installation commanders and local community leaders and other
government agencies to encourage compatible development of land in
proximity to military airfields. It also serves to protect the health, safety, and
welfare of civilians and military personnel by encouraging land development
compatible with aircraft operations, while protecting the public investment
in the installation. This program recommends compatibility measures and
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