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Defines department and primary deliverables, then breaks work into tasks and steps covering review-ready hardcopy creation, downloading and using the ALP checklist, determining existing surface sources and runway alignment checks, performing profile calculations via an ALP spreadsheet, and setting up ALP title sheets and data tables. Includes windrose generation using FAA GIS tools, saving required files in the correct project structure, updating ALP template tables/graphics, and planning title-sheet final review. Also outlines publishing existing ground (EG) surface and alignment cleanup requirements.","Process 1.0 - Airport Layout Plan (ALP)\nDepartment:\n\u003CUnassigned>\nPrimary Output:\nALP hardcopy created and ready for review\nDescription:\nTask 1.1 - Fillout SOP 2.## ALP Checklist\nRole(s):\n\u003CUnassigned>\nDescription:\nStep 1.1.1 - Download ALP Checklist\nDescription:\nOpen the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.faa.gov/airports/resources/sops/\" \\o \"http://www.faa.gov/airports/resources/sops/\" \u0014FAA SOP Website\u0015.\nFind and click the link for the ALP Review Checklist.\nWhen prompted, select to Save the form to the ALP folder.\nStep 1.1.2 - Determine _SV.dwg source\nDescription:\nDetermine the source for the _SV.dwg\nThe existing drawing might be provided by Locations or a consultant.\nIn some situations a lidar source, AGIS survey or USGS might be used for the creation of the existing surface.\nCheck the _SV.dwg for the runway alignment and compare to historic threshold station values.\nStep 1.1.3 - Complete Profile Calculations\nDescription:\nSetup the stations and elevations to use for the airport profiles.\nDownload ALP Spreadsheet\nUse the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"file://H:\\\\ALP_&_LO\\\\ALP_Signed\\\\FAA%20ARP%20SOP%202.00%20Rural%20Airports\\\\%7bNAI%7d_ALP_Sheet_Calcs.xlsx\" \\o \"file://H:\\ALP_&_LO\\ALP_Signed\\FAA ARP SOP 2.00 Rural Airports\\{NAI}_ALP_Sheet_Calcs.xlsx\" \u0014ALP Sheet Calc\u0015 tool to download a spreadsheet for quick calculations of profile information needed.\nWhen prompted, click Open to open the spreadsheet in Excel.\nSave the spreadsheet in the project folder updating the {NAI} to be correct, such as GAL_ALP_Sheet_Calcs.xlsx\nNOTE: There are 6 tabs in the spreadsheet, the 3 Ultimate tabs are only needed if the Ultimate differs from the Existing.\nIt is not critical to use the correct elevations at this time, they can be changed later.\nTask 1.2 - Setup ALP Title Sheet and Data Tables\nRole(s):\n\u003CUnassigned>\nDescription:\nCreate the drawing file for the title sheet and data tables for the ALP.\nStep 1.2.1 - ~Establish ALP Sheet Set\nDescription:\nStart a New Sheet Set for the project\nBegin\nToggle An example sheet set and click Next>\nSheet Set Example\nToggle Select a sheet set to use as an example\nHighlight the AK DOT C3D AVI and click Next>\nSheet Set Details\n~~~\nStep 1.2.2 - Create ALP Title Sheet & Data Sheet\nDescription:\nCreate a New Drawing\nSelect template: _ACAD AVI_ALP{date}-NR.dwt\nSave the drawing to the project folder and year with the name: {National Airport Identifier}_ALP_TITLE.dwg\nH:\\Info Communities\\{Community}\\02 ALP\\{year} ALP\\{nai}_ALP_TITLE.dwg\nExample: H:\\Info Communities\\Galena\\02 ALP\\2015 ALP\\GAL_ALP_TITLE.dwg\nStep 1.2.3 - Generate the Windrose\nDescription:\nCreate the necessary Windrose calculations for the airport.  More than one Windrose calculation will be necessary.\nOpen the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://airports-gis.faa.gov/public/index.html\" \\o \"https://airports-gis.faa.gov/public/index.html\" \u0014FAA Airports GIS Website\u0015, click the Windrose File Generator link, input the ICAO Identifier, then click Search. The results for available data will be shown.\nClick to Download the File Name needed.  Use VFR for airports with visual approaches only.  Use All Weather Wind Data for airport with IFR and VFR.\nWhen prompted on the browser to save the file, select black down arrow next to Save and select Save as...\nNavigate to the project folder for the community under 0 General\\03 Wind Data File and create a new folder that includes the community and date.\nSave the file in that folder.\nExample: T:\\00 Aviation & Community Rds & Buildings\\Kivalina\\0 General\\03 Wind Data File\\Kivilina 04-05-14\nOpen the webpage \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://airports-gis.faa.gov/airportsgis/publicToolbox/windroseForm.jsp\" \\o \"https://airports-gis.faa.gov/airportsgis/publicToolbox/windroseForm.jsp\" \u0014FAA Wind Rose\u0015\nClick the Upload Wind Data File link (left link on the second line)\nClick the Browse... button, select the file downloaded and click Open.\nOnce the file is selected, click Submit\nInput the Runway Orientation as the full direction, such as 120 for RW 12.\nInput the Crosswind Component based on the","cbCaiasgvih8ZMqn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiasgvih8ZMqn","docx",213413,29,"English","en",105,"# Task 1.1 - 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