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Subject: letter to Council members and the public
Council Members and People of Kalispell,
I recall one of you asking the City Airport manager Monday night, how much land would one need to build a new
airport. He told you 260 acres. I asked the same question of the F.A.A. when I was investigating the possibility of
relocation of our city airport and they told me 150 to 160 would be plenty for a B-2, 4300' runway.
This is just another example of the flawed information you all are receiving from the staff. And it just doesn't
make sense. We only have 70 plus acres, so now we need to buy 180 plus more acres to expand our airport?
That's what the City Airport manager told you. Again, please be aware you the council are being feed faults
information and are not and have not been told the real facts from the city staff and management.
And as for the 39 assurances the F.A.A. demand of the city, they are not negotiable The City can NOT have a
noise ordnance attached to the airport property if you want F.A.A. funding, and we will not be able to say what
aircraft can be there, or the hours of operations. Beware when they say, oh that won't happen. Like one of the
Councilman said, you build the road bigger they build bigger and bigger trucks. Same go's for an airport. More
noise, less safety, larger and faster aircraft, and the city will have no control of modification of the 39 assurance.
There's a fine line between easements and condemnation. The people of Kalispell should know what little
differences there is. And what council member would allow and agree to such actions on the Wise family and others
out there.
And please beware, If I recall correctly from a conversation with Mr. Gary Gates, F.A.A. will not fund an
expansion of this airport unless it is realigned. Something to do with the Flight path's coming in and out over the
south and north ends. I think it has something to do with that new housing development we allowed out there and
the schools and residents to the north. ( will be checking on that )
Please call me if you have any questions.
Quiet Skies are not only 5 people, that was the names of the five people that drafted that one piece information of
hundreds to help you. The city have received hundreds if not thousands of calls, and e-mails, and letters from the
people of the city. Has not the Council received these messages? Has the City Staff and Managers not forwarded
these to you? Is it not clear why the residents voted in a new Mayor and ousted city council members and City
Managers? Have you not heard the people telling you to fire the City Airport Manager and question the legalities
of the City Attorneys advice and actions in city matters? And the actions of that one council member questioning
the actions of the Mayor at a public forum, does he not remember he only won his election by only 46 votes from
Someone nobody hardly knew. People are watching and hearing this, and all council members should be happy to
rreceive advice and help from there public that put them there to speak for them.
Scott Davis 752-1523
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2/10/2010