Posts Tagged ‘Airport Land Use Commission’
Airport Land Use Commissions (ALUC)
We are continuously posting articles about airport sponsors, city or county, ignoring the state’s Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC) function. This commission was created to mitigate issues between inappropriate land development around our state airports. The following, while a bit long, is a primer on ALUC’s. The entire Division or Aeronautics manual on is also attached as a PDF file. While you may not wish to read the entire manual, it is an excellent reference for protecting your airport. Please download it for reference.
Read MoreGet the FACTS on "Trailer Bills"
How did the Airport Land Use Commission get placed on the now “infamous trailer bill” in the Department of Finance – Read about this questionable process in Dan Walters column. After you do, please write the Governor and ask him to remove Airport Land Use Commissions from this bill. Dan Walters: Legislative mischief on ‘trailer…
Read MoreTell the Governor Not to Cancel ALUC's
This is important to general aviation and you – please read the following email.
Read MoreGovernor Brown – Do not eliminate our ALUC's
Open letter to Governor Brown regarding Airport Land Use Commission’s and their importance to California’s airports. Read why they should not be eliminated.
Read MoreAirport Planning Laws Are Up For Repeal
California’s Seminal Airport Land Use Compatibility Planning Laws Are Up For Repeal
Read MoreState Airport Land Use Commission Function's Threatened
ALERT – The Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC’s) function, specifically created to maintain safety and eliminate noise issues for communities with airports, is now in jeopardy due to the State Department of Finance irresponsible and myopic view of their importance.
Read MoreHollister Airport – Open Letter to San Benito County ALUC
Open letter to San Benito Airport Land Use Commission on ill advised decision to approve Flea Market land use proposal on the edge of the runway 31 runway protection zone (RPZ).
Read MoreVacaville City Planner Pushes Development too Close to Airport
Safety first? Not here
Airline pilots, corporate pilots, general aviation pilots, air traffic controllers and concerned residents packed the Vacaville Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening at Vacavile City Hall.
Airport Land Use Compatibility
Land Use Near Inland Airports A Crucial Safety Issue
When the Perris City Council allowed a 173,000-square-foot distribution center to be built inside the Air Force’s “accident potential zone” just south of the March Air Reserve Base runway, it defied a request by two Riverside County supervisors who feared developing the buffer zone more than the recommended 20 percent.
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