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Airport Master Plan

Background:

A Master Plan is a long-term oriented planning document that reflects the Airport’s vision for the future and represents the official planning document for both the FAA. The FAA requires a current master plan and airport layout plan in order for an airport to be eligible to receive federal funding. The main objectives of the Master Plan are to:

• Ensure safe and operationally efficient facilities that meet FAA standards,
• Develop feasible and flexible alternatives to meet forecast demand, and
• Define compatible land uses surrounding the airport

This is the first Master Plan developed for the St. George Regional Airport. Master Plans are generally updated every 10 years or when significant changes at the airport occur. The result of the Master Plan is the Airport Layout Plan, which shows existing and proposed facilities within the 20-year planning period. The Airport Layout Plan will be submitted to the FAA for approval.

Schedule:

The Master Plan is normally an 18- to 24-month process.

Public Participation and Public Outreach:

The Steering Committee has been formed and is comprised of representatives from local, state, and federal government agencies, airlines, and private businesses to ensure expertise and input from stakeholders is captured.

Steering Committee Meeting #1 was held on December 11, 2020, in the SGU terminal building conference room. The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the Master Plan and its goals, review existing conditions and forecasts, as well as to gauge stakeholder interests.

• Steering Committee Meeting #1 Presentation
• 2021 Dixie Transportation Expo was held virtually on February 9, 2021. The Master Plan project team presented the goals and desired outcomes of the Master Plan to the public.
• Steering Committee Meeting #2 was held on April 28, 2021, in the SGU terminal building conference room. The purpose of the meeting was to review facility requirements and key issues for alternatives.
  • Steering Committee Meeting #2 Presentation
• Steering Committee Meeting #3 was held on October 19, 2021, in the SGU terminal building conference room. The purpose of the meeting was to address alternatives and present a preferred development concept.
  • Steering Committee Meeting #3 Presentation
• June 2021 Community Open House was held on June 10 2021, the master plan project team shared information with members of the community as part of the open house.
• Dixie Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) – An overview of the master plan was presented to both the advisory and executive committee of the Dixie MPO in the summer of 2021

Master Plan Available Resources:

• Frequently Asked Questions
• Technical Reports
  • Inventory
  • Forecasts
  • Environmental Overview
  • Facility Requirements
  • Alternatives
  • Financial and Implementation Plan – coming soon
  • Airport Layout Plan – coming soon
• Media Coverage

Questions about the St. George Regional Airport or Master Plan Contact:

Rich Stehmeier - Airport Manager (435) 627-4080, airport@sgcity.com

Landing Fees

Vector Airport Systems handles the billing and payments for the landing fee program on behalf of the St George Regional Airport.

Effective October 1, 2023, landing fees will be charged to all transient GA aircraft 12,500 lbs or greater operating at the St George Regional Airport in addition to the existing landing fees on commercial aircraft operations already in place. GA and non-signatory commercial landing fees will be assessed at the time of departure and billed by Vector Airport Systems at the following rates:

• General Aviation: $1.25 per 1,000 pounds (as of July 1, 2023) of maximum certificated landing weight (MLW), rounded to the nearest thousand pounds for aircraft 12,500 lbs or greater.

• All Utah State government and SGU based aircraft will be exempt from landing fees but are still subject to Fuel Flowage Fees.

Billing & Payment Information

Payments & Account Management

Self-Service Portal: Vector’s self-service payment portal allows operators to do the following:

1) Process credit card payments,

2) View account history,

3) Request copies of invoices via email or download invoices to Excel,

4) Enroll in electronic invoicing and 5) Update contact information.

To log into the portal, please use the operator ID and invoice number shown on the Vector invoice. Vector accepts credit cards, checks and ACH/Wire Payments.

Payment Details:

• Credit Cards Accepted: American Express, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are accepted. There is a service provider processing fee of 3% of the total amount paid.

• Checks can be mailed to the remittance address shown in the upper left corner of any Vector invoice and MUST include the Invoice Number or Operator ID. Since Vector handles the billing

for multiple airports, please make sure your payment is mailed to the airport payment address shown on the invoice.

• ACH/Wire Payments – Please email billing@vector-us.com to get banking details. Remittance information should also be sent to this email address.

Contact Vector: For payment or billing inquiries, Vector can be reached at 888-588-0028 (Option 1) or by email at billing@vector-us.com. Their office hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST with most federal holidays observed as well as Christmas Eve and the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Address

4550 S Airport Pkway, St. George, Utah 84790

Phone Number

(435) 627-4080

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