Last Tuesday, the Council received a final briefing on the Airport's Quiet Home Program.
Look to your right on the blog and you can read the powerpoint presentation that we reviewed on this program.
Funds for making homes and schools quieter in the higher CNEL paths are obtained from airport passenger fees -- not the City general funds.
If you need more information, please contact my council office at: 562 570-6932 or contact the Airport staff person coordinating the effort: sharon.diggs-jackson@longbeach.gov.
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