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More information on the Airport

Feb10
2007 Written by Randy Corman

Here is another summary of the Jet Center issue from my brilliant and hard-working colleague Marcie Palmer. Marcie has been working to gather input from the community on this issue. She also makes the important point that at Wednesday’s Transportation meeting we figured out that the Jet Center was called the preferred alternative only by a consultant, not by the council or the RAAC. Council and staff want more data before making a decision.

This issue is not decided, and all inputs are appreciated and accepted.

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Click here for Marci’s email (sent in response to Mark Hancock’s note):

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