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Federal Aviation Administration September 10, 1986 Page Six additional property within the terminal area location become available. ~e Job Corps facilities identified, while a nominal asset to the Department of Labor, could be put to better public use if they were conveyed to the City of San Marcos. 11. There is no other suitable land that could be developed as economically or efficiently as the Job Corps land requested. Recently, approximately 120 acres of land previously identified for industrial use was re-classified to flood plain, thus making land for airport development even more critical than before. 12. The City of San Marcos is prepared to begin developing the land in aviation and aviation -related facilities as soon as the land is conveyed. The City is receiving an increasing number of inquiries from interested corporations and developers who would be able to provide the necessary financial and technical resources to develop the property. 13. Additional property is needed in the immediate future, not later than the spring of 1987. The City proposes to develop the land area in phases, as shown in Attachment 3. It is possible the Job Corp could continue to use facilities in the latter phases until the area is needed for aeronautical purposes. Attachment 3A shows the building areas to be acquired by phases. 14. The following projects are underway or have applications for aid pending under the Airport Improvement Program (AlP), those marked with an asterisk will be locally funded: 1. Replacement of shattered slabs and over lay portion of apron. *2. Construction of a new general aviation tenn:inal building. *3. Auto parking lot and miscellaneous drainage improvements. 4. Relocation of airport access road. 5. Overlay of lIS runway. *6. Construction of a new aircraft maintenance hangar .