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from developers and other interested parties for land leases, some- times as often as one or two per week. It is anticipated that the results of the study effort proposed will permit the development of an airport adequate for aviation acti- vity in the area of the City of San Marcos over the next twenty years. the study wi 11 also have secondary benefits as a focal point in regional planning of the surrounding area. It is a 1 so anticipated that the study will satisfy a genuine need in providing guidance in development of appropriate facilities on an incremental basis, with economic prudency. II 1. APPROACH The Task Descriptions found on the following pages describe the intended approach to satisfy the objectives previously stated. The work will be conducted in full compliance with all applicable cri- teria, including FAA Advisory Circular 150/5070-6. It is anticipated that approximately five months will be required from Notice to Proceed to delivery of the draft final report. TASK DESCRIPTIONS Task 1 - Inventory and Review of Pertinent Documents This task will consist of a review of existing pertinent documents, including previous planning studies, and collectiQn of additional data essential to achieving the objectives of the Study. Data collecton will be comprehensive in scope, but every effort will be made to avoid the collection of superfluous or unnecessary informa- tion. Information sources will include the Federal Aviation Adminis- tration, the Texas Aeronautics Commission, the appropriate state, county and city offi ces, the universities in the a rea, and othe r sources as required. Emphasis will be placed on local inquiry and investigation to develop this information. A survey and inventory of existing San Marcos airport fac- ilities will be undertaken to establish basic data that will be useful in determining the future role of the facilities in the airport devel- opment program. The inventory and survey will be designed to produce sufficient information to develop primary judgments relative to fu- ture airport development. No soil borings or subsurface investi- gations wi 11 be taken as a part of this study, but concurrent soil studies done in connection with other airport projects will be con- sidered. Basic demographic data will be collected for the San Marcos area, including population, land use, economic and socio-economic information.