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Sacramento International Airport Master Plan Update

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PLER2024-00162State & Local

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The Sacramento County Department of Airports is overseeing the design and construction of a new Airfield Maintenance (AFMX) facility located in the north airfield area of the Sacramento International Airport campus, specifically near the intersection of Delta Road and Earhart Drive. The project, identified by control number PLER2024-00162, involves the creation of a main building that will house administrative offices, conference rooms, a break room, and locker rooms, alongside operational spaces including specialized shop areas, equipment bays, a loading dock, and an emulsion cleanup area. A critical component of the project is the transition of the site from landside to airside. While the site will remain landside during the construction phase, the Aircraft Operations Area fence will be relocated upon completion to encompass the facility. This transition includes the removal of existing gates on the east side and the installation of new gates on the west end to provide airside access. The project was approved on August 25, 2026, and complies with the California Environmental Quality Act through an addendum to the Sacramento International Airport Master Plan Update Supplemental EIR, confirming that existing mitigation measures are sufficient. Primary points of contact for the project include Environmental Coordinator Julie Newton and Senior Airport Planner Zach Frese.

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Sacramento County is constructing a new Airfield Maintenance facility at Sacramento International Airport.

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Sacramento, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County
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Julie NewtonEnvironmental Coordinator
Zach FreseSr Airport Planner

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The Sacramento County Department of Airports (SCDA) plans to design and construct a new Airfield Maintenance (AFMX) facility in the north airfield area. The main building includes offices, conference rooms, a break room, locker rooms, as well as specialized shop spaces, equipment bays, an emulsion cleanout area, and a loading dock. Currently a fence surrounds the project site that sequesters it from the Aircraft Operations Area (AOA), making the project site landside. The site will remain landside through the construction phase. Once construction is complete, the AOA fence will be moved to encompass the AFMX and it will become airside. Existing gates will be removed from the landside access area on the east side of the project site and new gates will be installed on the west end to allow airside access to the AFMX. CONTROL NUMBER: PLER2024-00162

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