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In a message dated 2/8/99 11:54:24 PM Pacific Standard Time, bdow@cisco.com-DeleteThis
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<< No Public Information
There have been three "stakeholder" meetings, chaired by the
Airport, to discuss the expansion. Stakeholders include the
Loma Prieta Chapter, Save San Francisco Bay, airlines, and
the Federal Aviation Authority, among others. Attendance at
the stakeholder meetings is by invitation only -- the public
is not allowed. The meetings are private, Airport Director
John Martin says. >>
Should we at least claim a right to be at these meetings. If we don't ask now,
we can't claim we were left out later. They won't pay much attention to us
alone, but maybe we should form a group alliance with other recreational users
as a tool for addressing this issue. I have been told that boaters out of
Coyote Point Harbor are also very upset about the new runway. Maybe we should
team up a Recreational Users of the Bay or some such organization. Obviously
recreation will take a second seat to environmental voices and air safety
issues, but it does help to have more voices when you are standing behind
stronger arguments like the environmental one. This is a case where there are
definitely compromise positions. I suspect that there is already enough fill
at SFO so that runways could be built half on existing fill and half on new
fill with parallel runway separtions of something like 2000'.
Peter
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