Category: Town of Davie Releases

Description

The Town Council including the Mayor is the legislative body of the Town government. The Councilmembers may propose policies or procedures for consideration by the entire Council. The Town Council’s major objective is to represent and meet the needs of the residents and business owners of the Town of Davie. According to Town Charter, the Town of Davie shall be governed by a council/manager form of government consisting of five (5) members, one of whom shall be the elected at-large Mayor and one of whom shall be the Vice-Mayor.

View Past Community Redevelopment Agency and Town Council Meeting Videos

The goal of the Town of Davie is to make government open and transparent. We do this by providing you with information, and the purpose of this site is to provide you with more information. 

The Town of Davie is currently working on upgrading our recording system to accommodate those that are hearing impaired. Please call 954-797-1000 for further questions or accommodations.

At this site, you can view past Town Council Meetings and other informative video productions about the Town of Davie. Enjoy!

The Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) has begun a study to evaluate aircraft noise compatibility of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) with the local communities. This study is called a “Part 150 Study” because it will follow the process outlined in Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 150 (Airport Noise Compatibility Planning). This includes creating Noise Exposure Maps (NEMs) and a Noise Compatibility Program (NCP). The NEMs show community exposure to certain levels of existing and future airport noise and identify uses that are noncompatible with those levels. The NCP recommends ways to address or reduce those noncompatible uses while preserving aviation safety and airport operational abilities.

Broward County Master Plan 

The Broward County Aviation Department (BCAD) has started to update the Master Plan for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL). This will ensure FLL can meet the future aviation needs of the County. Keeping an up-to-date master plan is a federal requirement. More importantly, it provides a cohesive and cost-effective plan for building new facilities, roads, garages, and utilities at the Airport.

Goals

When completed, the master plan update will:

• Identify FLL’s capital improvements to meet the operational needs through 2035.
• Satisfy the needs of the market and the community.
• Balance environmental, social, and economic impacts. 
• Create documents required by the Federal Aviation Administration. This will allow federal funding through the Airport Improvement Program and collecting the Passenger Facility Charges.

Broward County Aviation Department Airport Noise Abatement Committee

BCAD established the Airport Noise Abatement Committee (ANAC) in 1992. This is an ongoing, cooperative public forum where the aviation community and public can meet to discuss aircraft noise impacts in neighborhoods around FLL, and monitor noise-related trends. ANAC also formulates recommendations for the BCAD Aviation Director resulting in increased effectiveness of FLL noise compatibility programs. All interested parties are encouraged to participate in these meetings. 

View the ANAC Charter

Aircraft Noise and Operations Monitoring System (ANOMS)

FLL has a full-time Noise Officer on staff. This individual is responsible for:

• Operating and maintaining ANOMS.
• Assisting in the implementation of noise abatement measures.
• Talking with citizens who have questions or concerns regarding aircraft noise.
• Maintaining the latest information related to aircraft noise around FLL.

ANOMS consists of two basic elements: a radar system for the purpose of acquiring flight track information, and 11 permanent noise monitoring stations.

The ANOMS main server collects data from both the PASSUR (Passive Secondary Surveillance Radar) and the noise monitors. The integration of these two systems allows the Noise Officer to gather information on the flight of aircraft and the resultant noise levels in communities surrounding FLL.

We use the radar data acquired from the PASSUR to

• Communicate a property’s location relative to typical arrival and departure corridors
• Confirm that airplanes are adhering to our Noise Abatement Departure tracks
• Perform operational analyses. An operational analysis can provide information about the numbers, types, and altitudes of airplanes that fly over a specific property during a given time period.

Runway Use and Noise Abatement