PIE Noise Affairs News
Welcome to "Noise Affairs News". The St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport is committed to reducing the effects and exposure of aircraft noise whenever possible. This page will be updated periodically to provide reports on airport projects and noise-related information. If you wish to be added to the Noise Affairs E-Mail list, please
click here. Email notification will be sent when new information is posted along with a link back to the website.
For additional information concerning noise affairs, contact the Noise Affairs Office at (727)453-7877 or email to airportnoise@pinellascounty.org.
Updates
Semi-annual Noise Affairs Report Now Available (posted 3/3/08)
The semi-annual Noise Affairs Report is available in the Noise Affairs Task Force/ Meetings & Minutes section of this website.
Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners passes resolution to submit application to the Federal Aviation Administration for approval of a new flight path reducing noise to north Pinellas County residents (posted May 9, 2007)
Please view the press release by clicking on the link below:
Press ReleaseAirport Noise and Airspace Studies presented at March 22, 2007 BCC Workshop
To reduce noise impacts from Airport aircraft operations on Pinellas residents, two separate studies were commissioned, a Noise Study and an Airspace Study. The scope of the Airspace Study included evaluating the existing airspace constraints associated with the Tampa Bay area and identifying and pursuing implementation of new or improved approach and departure procedures to reduce aircraft noise exposure in surrounding communities. The Airspace Study was presented by consultant Jeppesen Dataplan, Inc. and the Noise Study which included updating current and future noise level contours and conducted real-time noise level monitoring was presented by consultant Wyle Laboratories, Inc. to the BCC on March 22nd. The presentations may be viewed by clicking on the link below.
Combined Noise and Airspace Study Report
Final Phase II Noise Report
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