Overview
What is a Master Plan?
Who is a Master Plan for?
Master Plan Process
Public Involvement
Public Meetings
Image Plan
FAQs
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A Master Plan addresses the needs and concerns of a variety of groups:
- » The traveling public.
- » Airlines and agencies that operate flights, security checkpoints, baggage claim and aircraft maintenance.
- » Terminal tenants, such as gift shops and food emporiums. · Companies and individuals that use Hobby for privately owned aircraft.
- » Other tenants, such as federal agencies, flight schools and aircraft maintenance companies.
- » Transportation entities - private taxicabs, shuttles and parking lot operators as well as METRO - who take passengers and employees to and from the airport.
- » Other nearby facilities, such as hotels, gas stations and convenience stores who provide services to airport users.
- » Employees of all the above companies and agencies.
- » The Houston Airport System, responsible for providing the infrastructure (runways, parking facilities and access roads) necessary to support ongoing airport operations.
- » Federal agencies that monitor the airport's compliance with regulations.
- » Other local, state and federal agencies that oversee improvements to roadways and transit systems to and from the airport.
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