Saturday’s NextGen Rally received coverage from KCAL and KCBS and also a piece by the LA Times (and Culver City Crossroads.) The LA Times article is well written, researched and coherent. The reporter has succinctly summarized the issues surrounding the 2012 change in aircraft flights over Culver City. She has also combined a sample of the City’s research …
On Saturday October 24th, communities across the US will stand up to protest the FAA’s implementation of NextGen. Within the Socal Metroplex Culver City and San Diego will hold rallys. Culver City CulverCityForQuietSkies.org 11am-12pm Culver City Hall 9700 Culver Blvd, Culver City, California 90232 San Diego NoPlaneNoise.com from 10am to 12:30pm Across from the San …
It’s just past midnight. on 10/8/20115, at 11:59pm I submitted my last comment to the FAA about the SoCal NextGen Project. There has been no announcement of an additional extension for the comment period. After 4 months of feedback it look like the deadline will stick- its time to take a break. The comment period for the Draft …
Over the City of Culver City, the levels of impacts stated by the OAPM EA to support their finding of No Significant Impact are based on comparing the proposed new flight paths to a “no action” alternative. The “no action alternative” is based on current flight patterns — assessed as of December 2012, and projected …
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Here is a collection of comments submitted to the FAA and made public on the Socal Metroplex documents. After the public comment period closes the FAA may respond as soon as 30 days. The response may be a Findings of No Significant Impacts(FONSI) with or without specific corrections and mitigation, or it could result in a …
The Change in Noise map I created shows the intensity of noise changes. This is just a quick post to show how the map can be used to inform what you’re seeing in the Google Earth data. I ran across some EA comments by Tabor Law for their clients AirFair out of Newport Beach. In it they question the dispersion …