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Auckland International Airport — Corporate Update (July 2017)

13 slides from Auckland International Airport's corporate update, Jul 26, 2017

  1. Slide 1: ANCCG update: Second runway

    ANCCG update Second runway Kellie Roland Airport Planning Manager 26 July 2017

  2. Slide 2: Passenger numbers growth forecasts

    1 Since 2014 passengers numbers have increased from 14.5 million to 19 million  24 million by 2024  40 million by 2044

  3. Slide 3: Airport development projects including a second runway

    2  A new domestic jet terminal joined on to the existing international terminal  Upgrading the international check-in and departure experience and public arrivals area  Improving the roading, public transport and walking access around the airport precinct  A second runway

  4. Slide 4: Investing $1 million every working day

    3  Investing $1 million every working day  $1.8 billion by 2022

  5. Slide 5: Planning context and designation

    4  Existing Auckland Airport Designation  Airport Masterplan 2014  Auckland Unitary Plan Process  Aircraft Noise Areas

  6. Slide 6: Ten alternative options considered and assessed

    5 Ten alternative options considered and assessed  Eight options to the north  Two options to the south Carried out by a range of technical specialists using a multi-criteria analysis

  7. Slide 7: Determined best location near what was consented 16 years ago

    6 Determined best location is still near what was consented 16 years ago  North of the international terminal and the existing southern runway Changes needed include  Moving 72 metres further north  Increasing the length by 833 metres

  8. Slide 8: Auckland Airport

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  9. Slide 9: Why this option

    8 Why this option  Scored the highest in terms of environmental and cultural criteria  Will not require any reclamation  Considered to have the least effects on natural character  Is in keeping with the character of the airport environs

  10. Slide 10: Affected landowners and locations

    9 504 affected  475 are residential properties  Aorere College  25 Rural Landowner locations  Mangere  Papatoetoe  Flat Bush  Clover Park

  11. Slide 11: Opportunity to engage face to face

    10 Opportunity to engage face to face  How airport manages aircraft noise in the community  When the runway will be operational - timings  Noise Mitigation Programme – eligibility and benefits  Explain NoR process

  12. Slide 12: NoR Process – what next

    NoR Process – what next 11 Alteration to Council makes Public hearing on Designation / NoR recommendation NoR Prepared by AIAL on NoR Council notifies NoR lodged with Public submissions decision to Council period submitters and land owners/occupiers Council assesses NoR publicly New Designation NoR

  13. Slide 13: Timeline: information sessions to hearings

    12 July 2017  Affected landowner information sessions August 2017  NoR submitted October 2017  Publicly notified – submissions opened February/March 2018  Hearings

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