Port of Portland Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update Planning Advisory Committee Charter

Similar documents
GEO Service Provider Advisory Council ( Advisory Council )

Consumer Participation Plan Summary

Lower Mid North Coast. Family Law Pathways Network. Terms of Reference

NHS Enfield Clinical Commissioning Group Voluntary and Community Stakeholder Reference Group Terms of Reference

Patient and Public Involvement in JPND Research

PROPOSED WORK PROGRAMME FOR THE CLEARING-HOUSE MECHANISM IN SUPPORT OF THE STRATEGIC PLAN FOR BIODIVERSITY Note by the Executive Secretary

Powys teaching Health Board. Local Healthcare Professionals Forum. Terms of Reference - DRAFT

I look forward to speaking with you soon about your interest in sponsorship and your continued involvement in this critically important work.

PASTORAL COUNCIL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Hello, I look forward to speaking with you soon about your interest in sponsorship and your continued involvement in this critically important work.

The Clean Environment Commission. Public Participation in the Environmental Review Process

Engaging with our stakeholders

Appendix B: Planning Process

Local Healthwatch Quality Statements. February 2016

Public Meetings Aurora and Duluth NorthMet Mining Project Draft Permits

Introduction and Purpose

Lions Gate Secondary Wastewater Treatment Plant

New Jersey Department of Human Services Quarterly Newsletter Division of Mental Health Services June 2006

Library Advisory Boards ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES & BEST PRACTICES

Emerging Technology Open Working Group

HEALTHWATCH AND HEALTH AND WELLBEING BOARDS

Talking With Each Other. Internal Communications Framework

Action plan template for national governing bodies of sport

Alberta Children s Hospital Patient and Family Engagement Model

Getting Emerging Planning Professionals Started: What We re All About. Draft for Discussion

Developing a Public Representative Network

Field Guide. There s a generosity of spirit here that inspires, enlightens, and empowers. I m very grateful.

Advocacy Framework. St. Michael s Hospital Academic Family Health Team

EHR Developer Code of Conduct Frequently Asked Questions

We are currently recruiting new members to advisory groups for the following research programmes:

PMICIE 2014 Volunteer Service Positions Contents

Annotations to the provisional agenda

GUIDELINES OF THE SACFNA PUBLIC RELATIONS TASK GROUP OF NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS

#AWP16 Conference & Bookfair Presenters Guidelines

ASBA Zone Chairs Meeting

A PATIENT AND FAMILY ADVISORY COUNCIL WORKPLAN: GETTING STARTED

Tenant & Service User Involvement Strategy

Action items from May 30, 2018 IRP Kickoff Meeting

Public & Staff Membership Development Strategy 2018/19

Committee of Senior Representatives Tenth Meeting Oslo, Norway 11 December 2006

Ontario Youth Against Violence

Strategic Plan: Implementation Work Plan

OUR GOALS. For the detailed plan visit

AND THE COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP INCLUDING THE HEALTH IMPROVEMENT STANDING GROUP. DATE Paper 3.7

Patient Advisory Committee

Standard Setting for Accessible Information Advisory Group Meeting 13 August 2015 Minutes

WA Firearm Tragedy Prevention Network Kick-Off Meeting. Welcome!

Temple College. Sponsor Responsibilities Handbook

2018 AFP INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE DESCRIPTIONS

UCLH Cancer Collaborative Patient Experience and User Involvement Steering Group Member s Role Description: People affected by cancer

M.I.N.D. Mental Illness New Directions Nova Southeastern University

Safeguarding Update Diocese of Truro

OVERVIEW. Denver International Airport 1

Section One: Becoming a Recognized Student Organization

Peer counselling A new element in the ET2020 toolbox

Illinois Supreme Court. Language Access Policy

KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION Outreach Clinics HEARING SCREENING ANSWER BOOK

Patient Involvement in Drug Coverage Review Ontario Public Drug Programs Patient Evidence Submissions

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PLAN

Peer Support Association. Strategic Plan and Development Strategy

Quality Standards Epilepsy in Adults and Epilepsy in Children and Young People Topic Expert Group

Family & Individual Support Program - Handbook

Diabetes Action Now. Consultation on a new WHO-IDF programme

IDEAS FOR LEADERSHIP

Youth Justice National Development Team. Youth Justice National Development Team Annual Report. Fiona Dyer

Warrington Health Forum Terms of Reference

Provincial Cancer Control Advisory Committee

Cultural Diversity and Community Advisory Committee Charter

People who came to the meeting

Working with Patient and Family Advisors Webinar 1: Opportunities and Steps for Getting Started

LOCAL EQUALITY ADVISORY FORUM (LEAF) A Staffordshire CCGs Equality & Inclusion Group. Terms of Reference

STRATEGIC PLAN

WORLD FEDERATION OF ENGINEERING ORGANIZATIONS

Challenges and solutions in making evidence-based national vaccination policies and recommendations

Strategic Plan Executive Summary Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco

Terms of Reference. Tripartite Planning Committee for First Nations & Aboriginal Maternal & Child Health

MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS OUTCOME OF THE TOWN HALL

NEW ROTARY CLUBS QUICK START GUIDE. JOIN LEADERS: 808-EN (1215)

Transportation Committee. March 2018 Committee Reports. Committee Members: Christo Brehm and Sabina Urdes. Contact:

Moved by S. Kuperis, seconded by R. Santiago, that the minutes of the Homelessness Action Advisory Committee, held July 16,2015, be adopted.

HALTON S CORPORATE PROCEDURES ATTACHMENT #1 TO Report No. PW LPS-71-09

Leadership Council Roles & Responsibilities

1.b. Increase Membership by adding services to members with a focus on wellness.

Cultural Diversity and Community Advisory Committee Charter July

The Ayrshire Hospice

Encouraging Community Participation in Committees

OVERSEAS SCHOOL OF COLOMBO SCHOOL COMMUNITY NETWORK (SCN) CONSTITUTION

Board of Management Students, Staff & Equalities Committee

Working with Public Officials


Nepean Blue Mountains PHN Consumer and Carer Mental Health Team Expression of Interest

2. The role of CCG lay members and non-executive directors

PROMOTION AND MAINTENANCE OF NEW ZEALAND SIGN LANGUAGE

CONSULTATION DRAFT. Draft Council paper on GEF and civil society. A New Vision to Enhance Civil Society Engagement with the GEF.

Committee Roles, Responsibilities and Expectations Sacramento Brain Freeze 2017

MEMBERS TEAM LEADER EXECUTIVE SUPPORT

Final Report. Supported Decision-Making: North Carolina.

Generic Drug User Fee Amendments of 2012; Regulatory Science Initiatives; Public Hearing;

This paper outlines the engagement activity that took place, and provides key themes from the 57 written responses received.

California Environmental Protection Agency

Transcription:

Port of Portland Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update Planning Advisory Committee Charter Charter Purpose The purpose of this charter is to define the role of the Planning Advisory Committee () within the Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update process and describe how the committee will work together with the project team to achieve the goal of updating the Master Plan. Background The goal of an airport master plan is to provide a framework or blue print to guide future airport development that will cost-effectively meet aviation demand, while considering the economic, environmental and social needs of the airport and surrounding communities. In early 2017, the Port of Portland (Port) initiated an update to the Hillsboro Airport Master Plan to envision how Hillsboro Airport will continue to serve the region over the next 20 years and guide strategic investments in airport property. The Port assembled a project team to collect and analyze high quality information that will provide Port staff with an informed understanding of how the airport will be used in the future and prioritize land use and development projects to meet regional needs. The final Master Plan will be adopted by the Port of Portland Commission. The Commission places a high priority on hearing from the stakeholders, partners and the public when making decisions related to the Hillsboro Airport. The planning process will be influenced by the community, involving stakeholders who use and surround the airport. The will be a key component of the community involvement process. Project Objective and Desired Outcomes The objective of the Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update is to provide the Port with guidance, informed by community involvement, detailed analysis and state of the art forecasting, for future investment in the infrastructure of the Hillsboro Airport. Desired outcomes include: A shared understanding of local and regional interests between the Port staff and airport stakeholders A clear and actionable plan that guides future investments and development of Hillsboro Airport An ongoing public involvement strategy that continues to inform and engage community members after the master plan process is finished Role of the The is an advisory body to the Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update project team. members will provide advice to the project team on key inputs to the analysis and recommendations as the plan is developed. The project team will work with members throughout the process to ensure that concerns and aspirations are consistently understood and considered as alternatives are developed. Project staff will explain how and community input influenced master plan elements before submitting the Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update to the Port of Portland Commission for approval. March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 1 of 6

The will be asked to provide input on the following elements essential to development of the Master Plan: Community Involvement Plan Aviation Activity Forecasts Airport Role Evaluation Criteria Airport Facility Requirements Development Alternatives Implementation Plan with Ongoing Community Involvement Within each element there may be applicable topics of interest that members may choose to discuss in more detail, such as sustainability, environmental quality, surface transportation, seismic resilience, community compatibility and accommodating new technology. The facilitator will work with members and the project team to identify these topics of interest and include applicable topics in meeting agendas and activities. Membership The includes 17 advisory members and one ex officio member representing interests from aviation, government, business and community members. The Port worked with local governments and organizations to appoint members that represent a balance of different perspectives. Three community members were selected in an open application process conducted by representatives from the Port, Washington County, City of Hillsboro and the former Hillsboro Airport Roundtable Exchange. Responsibilities Planning Advisory Committee Members members are expected to: Prepare for and attend meetings and Hillsboro Airport Master Plan Update events Engage with and provide feedback on master plan elements presented by project staff Advise the project team on community involvement efforts Engage with personal and/or professional networks about the Master Plan and bring information learned back to the to aid with discussions Consider public input when providing feedback to the project team Be proactive about sharing comments and ideas about the master plan process with project staff Complete meeting evaluation forms Planning Advisory Committee Chair The Chair will support the work of the facilitator before and during meetings to ensure discussions are fair and productive. The Chair will support development of proposed agendas and may provide feedback on other meeting materials. The Chair will be appointed by the Port of Portland. March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 2 of 6

Project Staff The Port of Portland and Consultant Team make up the project staff. Project staff agree to the following commitments. Provide timely, relevant, and objective information necessary to inform input Supply members with resources necessary to complete their scope of tasks Maintain and report an ongoing record of public comments and questions Coordinate community involvement activities Collect committee input in advance of Port decisions Work with the facilitator, the chair and members to ensure an accurate summary of conversations and outcomes are reflected in the meeting notes Facilitator The Port has provided an independent facilitator and notetaker to help prepare meeting agendas, design meeting processes and ensure meetings are fair and productive. This includes: Keeping meetings to the start and end times identified on meeting agendas Maintaining a neutral stance on master plan topics Ensuring all members have meaningful opportunities to provide input Encouraging constructive discussion of subjects and considering multiple perspectives Orienting discussions toward meeting objectives and project goals Concluding discussions that are off topic or not constructive Serving as a resource for members and the project team outside of meetings to communicate ideas, opinions or process concerns Meeting Guidelines Ground Rules All meeting participants agree to abide by the following ground rules. Arrive at meetings on time and prepared to discuss agenda topics Follow the topics and times on the agenda Listen carefully and speak honestly Keep an open mind Respect the views and opinions of others Provide comments that are specific and constructive Allow everyone the opportunity to speak once before speaking a second time Bring a spirit of cooperation and creativity to solutions Speak from interests - not from positions Consider the needs and concerns of people outside your own community Time Commitment and Attendance members will meet approximately 8 11 times between February 2017 and December 2018. meetings will be 2 4 hours in length and will be held weekday evenings at a location in Hillsboro. The Port will provide dinner and refreshments for members. March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 3 of 6

Consistent attendance is essential to accomplish tasks. If a member misses two consecutive meetings, the Port may seek to exchange the member with someone who can attend meetings consistently. Feedback Mechanisms As proposals come before the for discussion, the facilitator may seek the collective opinion of members by asking for hand signals (thumb up, thumb to the side, thumb down) or colored cards to signify I agree with the proposal I agree but have some reservations, or I do not agree with the proposal. Other methods for collective input may also be used during the meetings. members are encouraged to seek consensus, but it is not required. Project staff will accept minority reports with any formal recommendations. Final decisions will be made by the Port of Portland Commission. Meetings and Public Comment Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings and listen. Notice of meetings will be posted on the project website in advance. Only project staff, invited speakers, and members of the may sit at the meeting table to participate in discussions. meeting agendas will reserve time for public comment and questions to project staff. Typically, comments will be limited to a maximum of three minutes per person. The facilitator may shorten the time allotted to each commenter if needed to keep the s work on schedule. Port staff will be available at each meeting to address questions from the public. Written comments received during a meeting will be included in the meeting summary. If public comments include specific questions that project staff can address, the response will be added to the meeting summary. Meeting Agendas and Meeting Materials The facilitator will work with project staff and the chair to develop agendas for meetings. members may propose topics for future meeting agendas, and staff will consider requests within the scope of the master plan. Meeting agendas and meeting materials will be sent electronically to members one week in advance of meetings and will be posted on the project website. Hard copy packets will be provided at each meeting. In addition to master plan topics, time will be reserved at each meeting for the Port General Aviation Manager to provide an update on activities and news at Hillsboro Airport. Meeting Summaries Project staff will prepare draft and final meeting summaries. Draft meeting summaries will be sent to members electronically for review. Any edits to meeting summaries will be addressed at the following meeting. Final meeting summaries will be posted on the project website after review by the. March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 4 of 6

Guidelines for Communication Outside of meetings Email and Informal Conversations members may communicate with project staff or the facilitator outside of formal meetings to share ideas and request information. members, project staff and the facilitator are encouraged to adhere to the same ground rules of respect outside of formal meetings. No recommendations on behalf of the will be made outside of official noticed meetings. Media members may not respond to inquiries from the media on behalf of the. members may respond as individuals. Members of the are encouraged to direct any inquiries from members of the media to project staff for comment. Work Plan and Tentative Schedule The work plan below outlines the master plan elements to be discussed in meetings and other community involvement activities. The work plan will be updated as work progresses. Item Date Objective Airport Feb. 25, 2017 Gain familiarity with Hillsboro Airport (an additional tour will be Tour scheduled) Meeting #1 Meeting #2 Public Workshop (optional) Meeting #3 Community Outreach at Celebrate Hillsboro Meeting #4 Feb. 27, 2017 May 4, 2017 June 2017 July 2017 Sept. 2017 Introduction to airport, process and master plan Airport Role / Strategic Analysis Community involvement plan Charter Increase understanding of topics of interest. Noise Air quality Existing conditions Aviation forecasts Evaluation criteria Community involvement plan Airport Role Explain and collect public input on work completed to date Facility Requirements March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 5 of 6

Public Workshop (optional) Joint Outreach Event at HIO Air Fair Meeting #5 Meeting #6 Joint Outreach Event Meeting #7 Meeting #8 Meeting #9 Port Commission Approval Oct. 2017 Dec. 2017 Early 2019 Evaluation criteria Aviation Forecasts Increase understanding of topic of interest Seismic planning Present and collect public input on work completed to date Aviation Forecasts Airport Role Evaluation criteria Airport Alternatives Facility Requirements Airport Alternatives Collect public feedback on Master Plan Alternatives Discuss Implementation Plan and Ongoing Community Involvement Report Preferred Alternative Finalize Report and Documentation Process wrap-up Port Executive Director submits Master Plan to Port Commission for approval. March 9, 2017, as edited at meeting #1 on Feb.27, 2017 Page 6 of 6