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Gillespie Field is expansive and would have far better uses for our community, our region and our country than housing and expanding an airport.  A better way to use this land is to bring in businesses and venues that would generate money to boost the local economy and give the community the opportunity to shop local, travel closer for concerts and/or sporting events and keep money here in the region and therefore in the country.

The land could be used to create a space for family-friendly businesses and restaurants including a multi-screen movie theater, which Santee and Lakeside currently do not have. This space could include areas for a Farmer’s Market featuring local crafters and locally grown and made produce and food stuffs, a Swap Meet where local business and residents can sell their wares, or even for car clubs to hold car shows.

For family entertainment that would draw in crowds from all over the County and beyond, a water park can be built, which would be especially appropriate during those hot summers. Space around the water park can be used to create areas for pet parks, playgrounds, picnics, and again, Farmer’s Markets, Swap Meets and Car Shows.

Given the proximity of this area to various Casinos within East County, building businesses or venues in place of the airport would keep business in East County. Those who travel to play and/or stay at these casinos will have restaurants, shops or venues closer to them, keeping them from having to, for example, drive to Downtown, La Jolla, Mission Valley, etc.

Another idea is to draw in big businesses such as Cabela’s – World’s Foremost Outfitter. There is nothing like this store in California or the West Coast and would be a big draw for all of the outdoor enthusiasts on the side of the country.

 
 

 
 

 

 
     
 

State Route 67/Bradley Avenue Interchange project already initiated by Caltrans.
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to read fact sheet

 
     
 

Planned Closure and Redevelopment of Rialto Municipal Airport

 
 

The City of Rialto, CA plans to close and redevelop Rialto Municipal Airport. As of May 10, 2011, closure of the airport was slated to take 18-24 months due to the relocation of flight operations and tenants to other general aviation airports in the region. The redevelopement plan - "Renaissance Rialto" - envisions a mixed-use community providing major employment and business opportunities, as well as a variety of housing options.

Visit the City of Rialto's web page to view the Rialto Airport Redevelopment Project - "Renaissance Rialto"

View the Renaissance Rialto Master Plan

 
     
 

Indoor skydiving coming to downtown San Diego: Wind facility to be built in East Village

 
 

Construction on a new indoor skydiving attraction is slated to begin January 2015 with an anticipated completion of Christmas 2015.

Buzz Fink, a local businessman and owner of the outdoor SkyDive San Diego in Jamul, stated he is excited about the plan. "It's close to the ball park, it's close to the library, it's close to the San Diego Convention Center and it's close to the trolley," Fink added.

The facility isn't going to be only for tourists and local thrill seekers. A special training area is going to be set up for military personnel.

Some locals think it's a great idea for the downtown area, bringing jobs and financial opportunities. Read more...

 
 

The question is why is this not happening in the El Cajon Valley at Gillespie Field?
There are other options....

 
     
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