June 5, 1997 Air Cargo

Vote "Yes" means: Conditionally Acceptable

Vote "No" means Air Cargo is NOT acceptable under any conditions.

June 16, 1997 Let People Vote

Vote whether to include the following recommendation in the final report:

"The two city councils should consider placing the major proposed changes at MFA that they deem necessary before the community for a vote."

Vote "Yes" means people should vote

Vote "No" means, people should NOT vote.

Air Cargo

Let People Vote

Walter Bays

No

Yes

The committee issued its report in June, 1997, considering numerous proposals for activities at Moffett. The report was received by the cities of Sunnyvale and Mountain View.

Meanwhile, NASA itself took air cargo off the table in favor of a more positive "Six Point Program" for future Moffett development. In November, 1997, the Sunnyvale City Council unanimously voted to declare air cargo unacceptable, joining Mountain View which had already declared air cargo unacceptable in a resounding city wide vote in 1996.

Dena Bonnell

Yes

No

Patricia Castillo

Yes

No

Peter Constavlos

No

Yes

Joseph Cusimano

No

No

Doug DeLong

No

Yes

Orval Fairbairn

No

No

Frederik Fowler

Yes

Yes

Liesa Fulton

Yes

No

Bob Gray

No

Yes

Pamela Kittler

Yes

Yes

Paul Lesti

No

Yes

Dianne McKenna

No

Yes

Timothy Risch

Yes

No

Bernard Rosen

Yes

No

Jack Walker

Yes

No

Robert Weaver

Yes

No

Kirk Willard

Yes

No

Steven Williams

Yes

No