SGU Masterplan Survey
Airport Forms
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SGU Geotech Report Final PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Strategic Plan PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
FORM - CAR RENTAL CONCESSION AND LEASE AGREEMENT 08.09-21 (1) PDF - 08-12-2021 | View Download |
Schedule of Fees - Rates - Charges - July 2021 PDF - 10-18-2021 | View Download |
Tarmac Delay Contingency Plan - Update - 1 JUN 2022 PDF - 07-15-2022 | View Download |
Private_Hangar_Lease_Agreement FORM 11-22-22 PDF - 05-17-2023 | View Download |
SASO Agreement -3-8-23 PDF - 05-17-2023 | View Download |
Driving Directions PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Drone Information PDF - 03-16-2017 | View Download |
Lost and Found Report PDF - 01-29-2020 | View Download |
Rules and Regulations PDF - 01-29-2020 | View Download |
Minimum Standards for Commercial Aeronautical Activities PDF - 01-29-2020 | View Download |
Building Development Standards PDF - 01-29-2020 | View Download |
Tie Down Agreement PDF - 01-29-2020 | View Download |
Private Hangar - Permit Checklist - 2021 PDF - 04-16-2021 | View Download |
Sub-Lease of Private Hangar Agreement - 2022 PDF - 03-18-2022 | View Download |
Environmental Impact Study
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_Table of Contents PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix A; Principles of Noise Eval PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix B Pages 195-239 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix B; Glossary of Terms Pg 1-16 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix B; Pages 58 -138 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix B; Pages 139-195 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix B; Pages 240-265 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix C; Air Tour Survey PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix D; Airport Redevelopment PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix E; Aviation Forecasts PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix F; Cultural Resources PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix G; Biological Resources PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix H; Air Quality PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix I; Ambient Noise PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix J; Water Rights PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix K; Notice of Intent PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix M; Properties Included PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix N; Natl Park Coord PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix O; Tribal Coordination PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix P; Coor with Corps of Engineers PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix Q; Public Hearings PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix R; Comments and Concerns PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix S; Noise Levels PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix T; Audibility Eval PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix V - Noise Model PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix W; Noise Mitigation PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Appendix; MOA FAA-Zion PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 1; Proposed Project PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 2; History and Background PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 3; Purpose and Need PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 4; Alternatives PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 4; Public Use Airports PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5 Topography PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Affected Environment PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Military Training Routes PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Public Lands 2 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Public Lands 3 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Public Lands PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 5; Site Map PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 6; Environmental Consequences PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 7; Cumulative Impacts PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 8; DOT Land Acts PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Chapter 9; Preparation-distribution PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Comments_Individual Citizens_web112805 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Commments_State Agencies_web112805 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Correspondence - EA1 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Correspondence-Environmental PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Correspondence-National Parks PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Executive Summary PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Exhibit 4, Phase I Env Site Assess PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Exhibit 5 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Final EIS Habitat Map PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Noise Monitoring-Zions Park PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Notice of Avail_050306 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Pages from Correspondence-Environmental PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Supplemental Notice of Avail_051606 PDF - 07-07-2016 | View Download |
Airport Master Plan
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
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1 - SGU Introduction_Package PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
2 - SGU Inventory_Package PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
3 - SGU Market and Service Area_Package PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
5 - SGU Environmental_Package PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
6 - SGU Facility Requirements PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
7 - Passenger Terminal Facility Requirements PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
8 - SGU Airside Alternatives PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
SGU SC Meeting #2 PPTX - 02-03-2022 | View |
SGU SC Meeting #1 - Final PPTX - 02-03-2022 | View |
SGU SC Meeting #3 - Presented PPTX - 02-03-2022 | View |
4 - SGU Forecast_Package PDF - 02-03-2022 | View Download |
Frequently Asked Questions
Avis: 435-627-2002
Budget: 435-627-2002
Enterprise: 435-673-5647
Hertz: 435-703-3789
Yes. For school tours and private showings, please contact our Airport Administrative Professional, by email at sguadminpro@sgcity.org or by telephone at 435-627-4081 to make arrangements. Tours will be limited to staff time availability.
Click on the following link https://greaterzion.com/lodging-in-greater-zion/
Contact your airline directly.
American Airlines: 1-800-433-7300 (for flights to Phoenix and Dallas Fort Worth)
United Airlines: 1-800-864-8331 (for flights to Denver and Los Angeles)
Delta Airlines: 1-800-221-1212 (for flights to Salt Lake City)
Booking flights online is always an easy option or you can contact the airlines directly to make reservations.
Telephone numbers are listed below:
American Airlines: 1-800-433-7300 (for flights to Phoenix and Dallas Fort Worth)
United Airlines: 1-800-864-8331 (for flights to Denver and Los Angeles)
Delta Airlines: 1-800-221-1212 (for flights to Salt Lake City)
Parking can be paid by cash or credit card. The airport accepts Visa and MasterCard only. Cash can be paid at two locations; one inside and one outside of the terminal. Insert your ticket and payment. The kiosk will mark your ticket as paid. KEEP YOUR TICKET to insert into the parking machine as you leave the parking lot.
Store your parking ticket away from direct sunlight to avoid fading which will cause the ticket to become unreadable to our machines.
Lost baggage should be reported to your airline or go to the SkyWest ticket counter in the Terminal. To report personal items (other than baggage) lost on the airport, contact the Administrative professional at 435-627-4081.
About one hour prior to the scheduled flight take off time.
Yes. The charge is $7.00 per day and can be paid by cash, check or credit.
If you plan to stay for longer than 30 days please call 435-627-4080 extension 3 to let our staff know.
Yes, parking rate is $7.00 per day.
The first 30 minutes are free for your convenience while picking up or dropping off passengers and while loading and unloading baggage
Yes, please call the Airport Administration Office at 435-627-4080.
Call the Airport Administration Office for a telephone number to Sky West Airlines.
Office hours are Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The Airport Terminal is open 7 days a week, 4:00 am to Midnight.
Security and ID requirements change frequently. For more information, click on the following link to the TSA website www.tsa.gov/.
St. George, Utah
Yes, local Taxi's, UBER and LYFT are available at the airport. For flights later in the evening, you may need to make arrangements for these in advance, click the following link to find available services https://greaterzion.com/lodging-in-greater-zion/.
Wi-Fi at this location provided by AWI Networks, a local internet service provider.
International flights require a negative Covid test. For more information about what is required for your flight please visit the website of your air carrier.
For local testing centers please visit https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utah-covid-19-testing-locations/
SGU By the Numbers
- 9,300 ft. (1.8 miles) runway expandable to 11,500 ft.
- Built on 1,203 acres.
- Two 50 ft. wide parallel taxiways (one partial and one full length)
- Meets all FAA safety requirements
- Will accommodate regional jet aircraft, Boeing 737s, Airbus 319s and larger Commercial Aircraft
- Access provided from the I-15 Interchange exit # 2 and Southern Parkway exit # 7
- Over 80 acres available for General Aviation operations and Future Fixed Base Operators
- Full ILS instrumentation and navigational aids
- Completely expandable to allow the City to meet future needs of the community and area
- Thousands of adjacent developable acreage to accommodate economic development activities
- Opportunities for multiple direct flight destinations and airlines
- Modern 35,000 sq. ft. terminal building. Terminal is expandable
New Airport Funding
- The total cost of the replacement airport was less than $160 million
- Approx. $123 million came from FAA grants. The City also received an additional $3 million in ARRA funds in 2009 for the terminal building
- Approx. $10 million came from Washington County through the use of Transient Room Tax
- Approx. $23 million came from City transportation and water/sewer funds that were later repaid
- No property tax, income or sales tax was used to fund city financial obligation for the new airport