2016 Airport Master Plan

The Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport updated its airport master plan in 2016. The airport master plan examines the Airport’s needs over a 20-year period and includes a detailed focus on numerous areas of interest which will have a bearing on the management and development of the Airport over the short, medium, and long-term period. The Dickinson Airport’s Master Plan was developed using the Federal Aviation Administration’s Advisory Circular 150/5070-6B, entitled “Airport Master Plans” (PDF). This plan demonstrates the long-term commitment of the Airport Authority and Airport staff to provide first-class facilities for the airport’s users – all while maintaining a focus on cost and benefit. The master plan, chapters, and appendices can be viewed by clicking the links below.

Master Plan Chapters 

1-63 Title Page, Addendum, and Table of Contents 
64-71 Chapter One – Study Design
72-107 Chapter Two – Existing Conditions
108-168 Chapter Three – Aviation Forecasts
169-197 Chapter Four – Requirements
198-274 Chapter Five – Concepts and Alternative Analysis

Master Plan Appendices

275-359 Appendix A – Airfield Design Requirements
360-397 Appendix B – Report of Preliminary Soil Borings Tests
398-409 Appendix C – Airport Pavement Structural Evaluation
410-421 Appendix D – Pavement Design
422-431 Appendix E – Displaced Threshold Length Calculations
432-433 Appendix F – Economic Impact of Airport Closure
434-439 Appendix G – Airport Primary Runway Construction Experiences
440-489 Appendix H– Airfield Alternatives and Construction Options Cost Estimates
490-613 Appendix I – Preliminary Environmental Reports