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Municipal Airport, the localizer is currently situated 1,000 feet north of the Runway 16 threshold. The
glideslope antenna is located approximately 1,000 feet northwest of the approach end of Runway 34.
Airfield lighting and signage, weather, and instrument approach aids are summarized in Table 1H.
TABLE 1H
Airside Support Facilities
Arlington Municipal Airport
Runway Lighting
Taxiway Lighting
Visual Approach Aids
Approach Lighting System
Runway End Identification Lights
Weather / Navigational / Communication Aids
Visual Aids
Runway 16‐34
MIRL
MITL and Centerline Reflectors
PAPI‐4
MALSR (Runway 34)
Yes (Runway 16)
ASOS, CTAF, PCL, Localizer, Glideslope Antenna
Rotating Beacon, Lighted Windcones, Segmented Circle
MIRL ‐ Medium Intensity Runway Lighting
PAPI – Precision Approach Path Indicator
MITL ‐ Medium Intensity Taxiway Lighting
CTAF ‐ Common Traffic Advisory Frequency
ASOS ‐ Automated Surface Observing System PCL – Pilot‐Controlled Lighting
MALSR – Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System with Runway Alignment Indicator Lights
Source: Airport Facility Directory ‐ South Central U.S.; FAA Form 5010‐1, Airport Master Record; Airport Records
LANDSIDE FACILITIES
At a general aviation reliever airport, such as Arlington Municipal Airport, landside facilities typically
include a terminal building, fixed base operators (FBOs), specialized aviation service operators (SASOs),
aircraft storage hangars, aircraft parking aprons, and support facilities, such as fuel storage, automo‐
bile parking, and fencing/gates. The landside facilities at the Airport are identified on Exhibit 1H.
Airport Terminal Building
The terminal building was constructed in 2010 and contains approximately 15,200 square feet of
space. The two‐story facility houses airport administration and operations, a public lobby, restrooms, a
conference room, and abundant space for
commercial business leaseholds. The terminal
The terminal building was constructed in
building is centrally located on the east side of
2010 and contains approximately 15,200
the Airport adjacent to abundant aircraft park‐
square feet of space.
ing apron space.
The terminal building is directly accessible from South Collins Street. A one‐way circulation pattern has
been established in the vicinity of the terminal building to allow for efficient automobile access to and
from the facility.
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