John Wayne Orange County International Airport

Key discussions and actions included awarding Job Order Contracts for General Contracting Services (up to $9,000,000 aggregate) and Electrical Services (up to $2,000,000 aggregate). The Commission also approved a contract with Phoenix Pumping for Grease Interceptor Maintenance and Repair Services for three years, which addresses issues related to the small capacity and difficult access of existing interceptors. Furthermore, contracts for Airport Architect-Engineer (A-E) Services were approved for four firms over a three-year term, totaling an aggregate of $20,000,000. An update was provided regarding the Board of Supervisors' approval of John Wayne Airport Capacity Allocations for 2026 and lease extensions. It was also noted that John Wayne Airport recently received the JD Power Award.

This plan outlines strategies for achieving operational excellence, with a core focus on maintaining 100% regulatory compliance and industry-leading environmental stewardship. Key initiatives include proactively complying with environmental regulations and implementing training programs to support industry best management practices in pollution prevention.

The agenda for the regular meeting included updates on commission goals and program activities. Key program updates involved ongoing projects and repairs, specifically repairing lights in the Terminal C exhibit and the installation of the Children's Play Area Mural. The Commission planned to consider and discuss future exhibition proposals, including 'A Little Saigon Story Exhibit' and the possibility of borrowing an exhibit. Status updates were provided for current exhibitions, noting extensions for 'Luciana Abait: Paths of Departure' in Terminal A until February 2026, 'Regolith' in Terminal B until further notice, and the 'Pacific Symphony Exhibition' in the Destination Gallery indefinitely. The 'Perceiving the Divine group exhibition' in Terminal C was deinstalled.

The Board of Supervisors is considering awarding job order contracts for general contracting and electrical services to improve public safety and customer service by expediting repair, remodel, rehabilitation, and maintenance projects at John Wayne Airport. The recommended actions include awarding contracts to multiple contractors for both general contracting and electrical services, adopting the August 2025 Job Order Contract Unit Price Book, authorizing the Airport Director to execute the contracts, and authorizing the return of bid guarantees to all bidders upon execution of the contracts.

This document outlines the Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Fullerton Municipal Airport, focusing on land use compatibility within the airport's vicinity. The plan's primary purpose is to safeguard public welfare by mitigating adverse effects of aircraft noise, preventing concentration of people in accident-prone areas, and ensuring no structures or activities negatively impact navigable airspace. Key focus areas include establishing planning guidelines based on aircraft noise (60 dB CNEL contour), safety (Accident Potential Zones), and building height restrictions (FAR Part 77). The plan also details land use policies for various impact zones and implementation procedures for local agencies to ensure consistency with these standards.