Strategies for Reuse of Underutilized or Vacant Airport Facilities (2011) / Chapter Skim
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AIRPORT SPONSOR AND INTERVIEW PARTICIPANTS Airport Name Oakland International Airport (OAK) City, State Oakland, California Airport Sponsor Port of Oakland Person Interviewed Brandon J
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28 increased from 1989 through 2007. In 2003, OAK experienced the highest passenger levels ever in the history of the airport, and that trend persisted for the subsequent 4 years.
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. Short-term office occupancy, construction materials and vehicle storage, and advertising are interim uses and did not require FAA approval.
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30 to implementation of reuse were the lack of clear direction in the immediate aftermath of United's rejection of its OMC lease. Because the airport had experienced robust growth during 2003–2007, the Port of Oakland had expectations that the airport would continue to grow and need space for expansion.
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