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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 158 / Thursday, August 19, 2021 / Notices
reserve installations have been identified with covered facilities hospitals, daycare facilities, schools, facilities serving senior citizens, and private residences that appear to be located within one mile or a day-night average sound level of 65 decibel or greater of a military installation or another location at which military fixed wing aircraft are stationed. OLDCC is requesting affected communities adjacent to those 205 active and reserve installations to provide feedback through a web portal on measures to mitigate defense aviation noise for OLDCC to consider in its efforts to develop a community noise mitigation program in collaboration with the Service Secretaries.
Affected jurisdictions should provide feedback by October 4, 2021.

DATES:

You may submit comments by any of the following methods:
A web portal https
forms.office.com/g/3pp0UCdArk has been specifically designed to receive this feedback from these jurisdictions over a 45-day period following publication of this notice.

ADDRESSES:

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Questions about providing feedback may be directed to: David R. Kennedy, 7036972136, david.r.kennedy.civ@
mail.mil or Scott Spencer, 703697
2133, scott.j.spencer.civ@mail.mil.

The Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation seeks to work with communities and the Service Secretaries to find measures that would mitigate any impacts from noise caused by defense fixed wing aviation activities, with special attention to communities with new airframes, noting all types of mitigation efforts should be considered for implementation.
A significant portion of working with communities at this time is to solicit feedback from leaders and other citizens of civilian jurisdictions within one mile or a day-night average sound level of 65
or greater of a military installation listed in the following list in this notice on what mitigation efforts should be specifically considered for this program.
This feedback will be through answers to specific questions designed to help identify tools to mitigate the impact of jet noise, and the costs involved for each. A web portal https
forms.office.com/g/3pp0UCdArk has been specifically designed to receive this feedback from these jurisdictions over a 45-day period following publication of this notice. Several nongovernmental organizations will also be contacted to share this notice with their respective membership to ensure as broad response population as possible.
Following receipt of this feedback, the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation will work with the Service
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Secretaries to define parameters for a responsive and competitive noise mitigation program, including eligible activities, and publish a Federal Funding Opportunity Forecast for public comments later this year.
1 Are you aware of noise problems within your jurisdiction as a result of military fixed wing aviation activities?
2 What type of sound attenuation activities are you either presently undertaking or believe is necessary to address the jet military fixed wing aircraft noise issues in your jurisdictionplease provide as much detail as possible?
3 Are there disadvantaged or underserved populations in your jurisdiction that may be unaware of this jet noise and the possibility of federal assistance to attenuate some portion of it? Are there recommendations for reaching them directly?
4 Are you aware of the Federal Aviation Administration Part 150
program if the source of your noise emanates from a military mission attached to a civilian airport? If so, are you participating in the program and undertaking what activities under that program?
5 If you have already been responding to noise from military fixed wing aircraft, how much would you estimate you have expended and for what?

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TAB ALIST OF 205 AFFECTED MILITARY INSTALLATIONS
Military service
Component
Installation name
City
State or territory
Air Force

AF Guard

Birmingham Airport

Birmingham

Alabama

Navy
Navy
Navy
Navy
Air Force
Air Force

Navy Active
Navy Active
Navy Active
Navy Active
AF Active
AF Guard

Brewton
Daphne
Evergreen
Foley
Maxwell AFB
Montgomery

Alabama.
Alabama.
Alabama.
Alabama.
Alabama.
Alabama

Navy
Navy
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force
Air Force

Navy Active
Navy Active
AF Active
AF Active
AF Active
AF Active
AF Active

Summerdale
Summerdale
Elmendorf AFB
Fort Richardson
North Pole
Davis Monthan AFB
Gila Bend

Alabama.
Alabama.
Alaska.
Alaska.
Alaska.
Arizona.
Arizona.

Air Force

AF Active

Gila Bend

Arizona.

Air Force
Air Force

AF Active
AF Guard

NOLF Brewton
NOLF Silverhill
NOLF Evergreen
Barin Field
Maxwell AFB
Montgomery Regional Airport ANGB.
NOLF Summerdale
NOLF Wolf
Elmendorf AFB a.k.a JBER
Fort Richardson
Eielson AFB
Davis Monthan AFB
Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field.
The Barry M Goldwater Air Force Range.
Luke AFB
Sky Harbor IAP

Luke AFB
Phoenix

Arizona.
Arizona

Air Force

AF Guard

Tucson IAP

Tucson

Arizona

Marine Corps.
Marine Corps.
Marine Corps.
Air Force

MC Active

MCAS Yuma

Yuma

Arizona.

MC Active

MCAS Yuma

Yuma

Arizona.

MC Active

MCAS Yuma

Yuma

Arizona.

AF Guard

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Fort Smith

Arkansas

Air Force

AF Guard

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Unknown

Arkansas.

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Civil airport name
FAA part 150 status 1

Birmingham Municipal Airport.

Not current.

Dannelly Field

Not current.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Tucson International Airport.

Not current.

Fort Smith Municipal Airport.

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Not current.

Not current.