San Diego County McClellan-Palomar Master Plan
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San Diego County's next 20 year McClellan-Palomar Airport (CRQ) Master Plan (Plan) is in its 2nd edition for public review and once again out for another 45 day public review and comment period. After reviewing this 2nd edition, just like the 1st edition, we find there are so much that has not been addressed or answered. Consequently, it is expected that a 3rd edition will be needed before the Plan can be considered minimally complete and ready for final public review and comment.
November 8, 2018 Update - That 3rd edition did not happen and it looks like the the Board of Supervisors conveniently rushed an October 10, 2018 meeting (prior to the November 6th elections) to not approved the B-II recommendation of its own staff, but a modified FAA Design Class D-III expansion option. In doing so and as expressed by three of the supervisors McClellan-Palomar will become a reliever airport for San Diego International and maybe John Wayne Airport.
Click here to see the October 10th San Diego Board of Supervisors meeting video
What's the Rush on Expanding the POLLUTING Airport?
Today's Hyperloop's Near Future
Click the "Richard Quest of CNN's December 2018 interview with Mr. Jay Walder, CEO of Virgin Hyperloop One" video on the left to see how close hyperloop systems are in our future.
Prior to taking that position Mr. Walder was CEO of Motivate, CEO of Hong Kong’s Mass Transit Railroad (MTRC), Chairman and CEO of New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Managing Director for Finance and Planning at Transport for London.
The World's Next 10 Year Vision for a Pollution Free
High Speed Transportation Systems
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San Diego County's Next 20 Year Vision for a
Highly Polluting Transportation System
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Why Expanding McClellan-Palomar Violates History