Archive for May 2005
Redlands Municipal Airport
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Commission leans against 108-home plan near airport
By ANDREA FEATHERS
The Redlands (CA) Daily Facts
REDLANDS Planning commissioners on Tuesday left little hope for proposed zone changes that would allow 108 homes to be built on 42 acres near the Redlands Municipal Airport.
Read MoreLivermore Airport
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Pilots could face financial hits to monitor airport noise
Livermore officials concerned with housing project near airport
By Mike White
The Tri-Valley (CA) Herald
LIVERMORE – The continuing fight over noise levels at Livermore Municipal Airport could take a bite out of pilots’ wallets and impact the city’s relationships with neighboring communities.
Read MoreEl Toro Airport
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
L.A. eyes an El Toro airport
Los Angeles City Council votes to pursue “any and all means” to build an international airport at the former O.C. air base.
By MICHAEL CORONADO
The Orange County (CA) Register
Los Angeles city leaders are still determined to see an international airport built at the former El Toro Marine air base, and today they promised a legal fight to make it happen.
Read MoreSouth Lake Tahoe (TVL) Airport Association News
Annual meeting, Tahoe Airfest, Mountain flying course and more……….
Read MoreMoffett Field– Save Hangar One
Friends, Aerospace Enthusiasts, Former Moffetteers, Shipmates and Silicon Valley History Fans, I have it on good authority that one of the ultimate solutions being proposed by the Navy (with NASA’s tacit concurrence) to solve the PCB, Asbestos and Lead Paint issues related to historic Hangar One at Moffett Field, is to completely demolish this unique building and icon of Silicon Valley. They feel it is their best option for completely ridding themselves of these pesky problems so they don’t have to deal with them again in the future. It may sound ludicrous, but the environmental types promoting this action don’t seem to be particularly worried about its historic value or potential future use as a museum.
Read MoreLivermore asks Pleasanton to Reconsider Housing Near Airport
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Livermore asks Pleasanton to reconsider housing near airport
The San Jose (CA) Mercury News
LIVERMORE – Concerned about future complaints over noise, the City Council this week issued a letter to Pleasanton urging it to reject a proposed senior housing project west of the Livermore airport.
Read MoreLAX Airspace Changes Proposed
Mather Airport Celebrates 10 Years
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Mather Airport Celebrates 10 Years
KTXL-TV Ch 40 (FOX), Sacramento (CA)
RANCHO CORDOVA — Mather Airport celebrated its 10 year anniversary as a civilian facility Sunday. The air force base closed in 1993. Today Mather serves as a county-run cargo airport. As for Mather’s future, management says they would like to lease even more buildings and grow their cargo business.
Read MoreDiego County Airport Authority- Dysfunctional?
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Commentary
An authority that has lost its way
By JOHN VAN DOORN
The San Diego (CA) North County Times
It may well be time to get rid of the kids on the San Diego County Airport Authority or to arrange spinal transplants.
Read MoreSan Diego- Airport Authority Extension Proposed
Friday, May 6, 2005 Deadline on airport proposals criticized By Janine Z??iga The San Diego (CA) Union-Tribune City officials from Coronado and Imperial Beach are complaining that new deadlines to complete proposed land-use plans for nearby military airports are not realistic.
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