The ALP contains which drawing?

• A. Land Use Drawing
• B. Public Transit Map
• C. Noise Contour Chart
• D. Fuel Storage Plan

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding what an Airport Layout Plan (ALP) communicates through its drawings. The drawing that best fits the ALP is the Land Use Drawing, because it shows how the airport sits within the surrounding area—the existing and proposed land uses, zoning, and boundaries around the airport. This helps planners assess compatibility with nearby development, identify potential encroachment on safety or operational areas, and coordinate future growth with local authorities.

Public Transit Map isn’t a core ALP drawing because it focuses on transit connections rather than the airport’s physical layout. A Noise Contour Chart relates to environmental impact and noise analysis, usually found in environmental or planning documents rather than the layout set itself. A Fuel Storage Plan covers aviation fuel facilities and safety details, which are part of operations and safety documentation rather than the ALP’s land-use depiction.