While I don't expect not to ever hear airplane noise due to our proximity to the SFO, when we moved to Brisbane back in 1990, part of the reason we chose Brisbane was that the airlines could not fly directly over Brisbane (unless for a safety reason), as opposed to other cities close to where we work (SSF). There's no reason airplanes need to fly over Brisbane as part of their standard route.
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Anne pradenas
10 years ago
Who will investigate breaches of approved flight patterns??
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Claire Rappoport
10 years ago
The flights and noise go well into the night and are very loud and disrupt my sleep. Please resrtict the flights over Brisbane between the hours of 10pm and 7am
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Leo Tingin
10 years ago
Please address the concerns of this petition.
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Michael C Moody
10 years ago
I don't find it too irritating right now, but I sure don't want it to get any worse, especially, if for some reason, the airport decides to readjust the aircraft approach, or departure, patterns.
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Christopher MacDonald
10 years ago
During the day is a problem but what really stinks are the 2am flights that are very low and loud. I thought there were not supposed to be any planes flying around at that time.
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C John Skeer
10 years ago
Flyovers are to be expected once in awhile, but were horrible 6 or so years ago in the early AM, subsequently subsided, but now hearing more during the daytime and occasionally in the middle of the night...
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V Chan
10 years ago
The aircraft noise level has increased tremendously over the last couple of years. Aircraft noise is the last thing I hear before falling asleep and the first thing I hear when I wake up in the morning. I believe the quality of life in Brisbane is not the same since we moved here almost a decade ago. As I'm writing this brief message, there has been at least 3 aircrafts that flown over head.
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Jayne Marlow
10 years ago
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Aircraft noise at all hours impacts not only my waking hours but also my sleep. I now often wake around 1am to hear a plane flying low over my home. One Saturday evening I counted noise disturbance of more than 20 aircraft in a period of less than 3 hours.
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Haihua Wang
10 years ago
We the undersigned residents of Brisbane request that our City Council take a formal position by resolution on minimizing the negative environmental impacts of jet noise on us by:
A) Protect all Brisbane residents equally - favoring none.
B) Require fact based scientific studies to support all proposed changes.
C) Replace/Add noise monitors to collect data for comparison with prior year's samples.
D) Prohibit any Brisbane official or staff from binding the City to any unenforceable FAA agreement.
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Diane Marquez
10 years ago
Yes, I am in agreement with addressing and hopefully reducing the disturbing jet noise pollution
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Penny O'Connor
10 years ago
No excuse for the amount of air traffic The residents of Brisbane, Ca have to tolerate
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Shunyee Rosina li
10 years ago
Who can live happily with one flight flying over your house every 2 to 3 minutes. Also exceptionally loud flight noise after 11pm and continues beyond 1 AM .
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Emil Spickert
10 years ago
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Pilots should not take a shortcut across Brisbane but instead go higher over the bay before turning west. The elevation threshold should be substantially raised by the FAA for planes wanting to turn west over Brisbane.
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Harnish Kanani
10 years ago
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We invested several millions to buy our home for the peace and tranquility offered by the City of Brisbane. With the noise levels increasing it has become very difficult to enjoy a peaceful living.
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David Reinhardt
10 years ago
More than once my voice was drowned out by airplane noise while trying to give direction to my kids. Safety, nuisance, unhealthy. Take your pick.
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Graham Douglas
10 years ago
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If SFO and the FAA don't agree to a timetable for relief Brisbane should vocally consider joining the South Peninsula's legal action. The exponential rise in noise complaints since the NextGen implementation is well documented and undeniable.
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Jagdish Rajan
10 years ago
The noise up on the ridge has got a lot worse in the last year or so.
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Robin Stallings
10 years ago
Stop the noise
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Douglas Stallings
10 years ago
I support stoppingthec ever increasing aircraft oxide over Brisbane
While I don't expect not to ever hear airplane noise due to our proximity to the SFO, when we moved to Brisbane back in 1990, part of the reason we chose Brisbane was that the airlines could not fly directly over Brisbane (unless for a safety reason), as opposed to other cities close to where we work (SSF). There's no reason airplanes need to fly over Brisbane as part of their standard route.
Who will investigate breaches of approved flight patterns??
The flights and noise go well into the night and are very loud and disrupt my sleep. Please resrtict the flights over Brisbane between the hours of 10pm and 7am
Please address the concerns of this petition.
I don't find it too irritating right now, but I sure don't want it to get any worse, especially, if for some reason, the airport decides to readjust the aircraft approach, or departure, patterns.
During the day is a problem but what really stinks are the 2am flights that are very low and loud. I thought there were not supposed to be any planes flying around at that time.
Flyovers are to be expected once in awhile, but were horrible 6 or so years ago in the early AM, subsequently subsided, but now hearing more during the daytime and occasionally in the middle of the night...
The aircraft noise level has increased tremendously over the last couple of years. Aircraft noise is the last thing I hear before falling asleep and the first thing I hear when I wake up in the morning. I believe the quality of life in Brisbane is not the same since we moved here almost a decade ago. As I'm writing this brief message, there has been at least 3 aircrafts that flown over head.
Aircraft noise at all hours impacts not only my waking hours but also my sleep. I now often wake around 1am to hear a plane flying low over my home. One Saturday evening I counted noise disturbance of more than 20 aircraft in a period of less than 3 hours.
We the undersigned residents of Brisbane request that our City Council take a formal position by resolution on minimizing the negative environmental impacts of jet noise on us by: A) Protect all Brisbane residents equally - favoring none. B) Require fact based scientific studies to support all proposed changes. C) Replace/Add noise monitors to collect data for comparison with prior year's samples. D) Prohibit any Brisbane official or staff from binding the City to any unenforceable FAA agreement.
Yes, I am in agreement with addressing and hopefully reducing the disturbing jet noise pollution
No excuse for the amount of air traffic The residents of Brisbane, Ca have to tolerate
Who can live happily with one flight flying over your house every 2 to 3 minutes. Also exceptionally loud flight noise after 11pm and continues beyond 1 AM .
Pilots should not take a shortcut across Brisbane but instead go higher over the bay before turning west. The elevation threshold should be substantially raised by the FAA for planes wanting to turn west over Brisbane.
We invested several millions to buy our home for the peace and tranquility offered by the City of Brisbane. With the noise levels increasing it has become very difficult to enjoy a peaceful living.
More than once my voice was drowned out by airplane noise while trying to give direction to my kids. Safety, nuisance, unhealthy. Take your pick.
If SFO and the FAA don't agree to a timetable for relief Brisbane should vocally consider joining the South Peninsula's legal action. The exponential rise in noise complaints since the NextGen implementation is well documented and undeniable.
The noise up on the ridge has got a lot worse in the last year or so.
Stop the noise
I support stoppingthec ever increasing aircraft oxide over Brisbane