Cherry Point MCAS Regional Joint Land Use Study (JLUS)
Cherry Point MCAS Regional Joint Land Use Study (JLUS)
The Cherry Point MCAS Regional Joint Land Use Study (JLUS) is a community-driven, cooperative, strategic planning process among Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and Carteret County and the surrounding counties, cities and communities to:
- Promote Compatible development in the study area through revisions and updates to existing Zoning Ordinances and Comprehensive Plans plus to prepare new Plans and Ordinances where none now exist
- Identify compatible and potentially non-compatible uses and propose mitigation options (particularly in the waterways in and near the Base's facilities
- Develop enhanced communication between the community and MCAS Cherry Point about cell phone and wind towers proposed in the Restricted Air Space.
- Support the region's continued economic vitality, while maintaining the community's character.
About the JLUS Project
The Cherry Point MCAS Regional JLUS is a collaborative process among federal, regional and local governments and agencies; the public and the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and its auxiliary facilities: ALF Bogue, OLF Atlantic, BT-9 and BT-11. The study is designed to create a collective regional dialogue around sometimes complex issues of balancing military operational demands and mission changes with the region's and local communities' land use plans, economic development and infrastructure needs, and goals for environmental sustainability.
The primary study area will include Marine Corps operations for MCAS Cherry Point, ALF Bogue, OLF Atlantic, and BT-9 and BT-11.
The secondary study area within influence of Marine Corps (and other federal operations) that are of concern, but not deemed as critical as the Primary Study Area; and
General Study Area that will be identified as areas in Carteret County that are appropriate for those land uses and activities that are of concern in the Primary and Secondary Study Areas.
Project Partners
Related Articles:
Official: F-35 facility to be built at Cherry Point (November 5, 2015) *NEW*
Project Documents:
Carteret County JLUS Work ProgramWork Program PDF |
Project BasemapProject Basemap PDF |
Presentation at Public Open House No. 1 - April 16, 2015Presentation PDF |
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Presentation at TAC/PSC Meeting - July 30, 2015Presentation PDF Download PowerPoint |
Recent Land Use Military ImplicationsDocument PDF |
Economic Impact of the Military on North Carolina (2015) |
Meeting Notes:
PSC/TAC Kickoff Meeting Notes
Poll results from first meeting
Contact Us:
If you have any questions regarding the content and activities of this site please contact Blair Chambers, Project Manager at [email protected]