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It must be emphasized that this task will not be an exhaustive study of the 1 ega 1 questions involved in zoning or implementing other land use control strategies. It wi 11, however, identify the needs for these controls, recommended the land use to be implemented and provide detailed i nforma t ion relative to other attempts to establish land use controls in similar airport situations. Recommendations for desi gn standards, including bui1 di ng materials, signing and graphics, and development infrastructure will be provided. Primary guidance for the land use plan will be modified cri teri a in Federal Aviation Administraton Advisory Circular AC 150/5050-6, Airport Land Use Compatibility Planning. Task 6 - Airport Layout Plan The Airport Layout Plan (ALP) is a graphic presentation of existing and proposed airport facilities. The existing airport layout plan will be updated to show changes in development planning. It will include the initial intermediate and ultimate configuration for runways, taxiways, aprons, areas for terminal development and other essential facilities. Clear zones, approach areas and other airspace features will be verified and shown on a recommended airspace zoning map, prepared in accordance with FAR Part 77. Development of the plans will. be closely coordinated with the FAA, and will be prepared in accordance with Chapter 7 of Advisory Circular 150/5070.6. Task 7 - Terminal Area Plans The Terminal' Area Plan is a companion document to the Ai r- port Layout Plan drawing and as such represents a relatively detailed layout of the facilities that exist or are planned to be developed in the terminal area. The Plan should function as a primary working document in the development of basic facility layout, the development of leases or for other purposes that require larger scale drawi ngs than the ALP. It's development should evolve primarily from current and anticipated airfield development plans, land use criteria, as established in the Airport Layout Plan, and land use plans, and upon the City's interest in terminal area development. Task 8 - Airport Noise Analysis Full consideration must be given to environmental factors which may be affected by development at San Marcos Municipal Airport. These factors must be carefully evaluated and analyzed to identify any adverse environmental effects that may result from the future improve- ments at the airport, especially in view of the dramatic changes in airport activity since 1981, when the original environmental assess- ment was made.