PHL-CAW
10/03/2004
  The term is called "when the mob rules" ----
The only way to get your (all of our) politicians on board is by making them understand that they will not have jobs unless they make change happen now.

Air traffic increasing over PA and NJ --does affect the whole region. I don't care what the FAA says. Vitali needing proof of future problems because of PHL 17-35 expansion is a mute point --more jets will mean more noise and pollution in the region. See comment from Vitali constituent:

"Go get'em Steve! Vitali is such a weak stick, I live in Havertown and the jet noise has grown considerably in the past year (hell, the low flying VFR Helicopters are even worse) Vitali needs to get his head out of the sand and start worrying more about PHL's 17-35 expansion and how it impacts my quality of life and spend less time on "Climate Issues" I will never vote for this "Good Government Wonk" again. He just doesn't get it! "

Add wording to your letters demanding the reduction of the weight limit on 17-35.

We will never beat them going tit for tat reviewing the environmental impact statements.

The air traffic is intense now and the best way to stop it --is by forcing federally imposed sanctions --weight limits on PHL 17-35.

We can do this regionally when all of our reps are on the same page.

That is what the Delaware noise group is supposed to do --make recommendations to Feds. in order to provide relief from
PHL air traffic.

They can build it --that does not mean we will let them land on it.

It's not really up to the FAA like they want you to believe.

The term is called "when the mob rules".

Every politician should be asked this question --asked first by Nate Cloud.


"How can a business take over the environment around a community in another state in order to maintain or increase profits, without adequate analysis of the community impact, including increased risk of death and/or reduction of quality of life due to various forms of pollution? I thought in America, businesses had to thoroughly examine these issues before taking action?"
Nate Cloud
President, Darley Civic Association


Stephen Donato
www.phl-caw.org



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