Fallbrook Community Airpark Master Plan Program EIR for public review (4/17/2008)
Master Plan Environmental Impact Report Information
Master Plan Final Report
Helicopter Operations
Location
History
Community
Aviation Information
2155 South Mission Road
Fallbrook, CA 92028, USA
General Information
(760) 723-8395
Fax Number (760) 723-4582
Agenda for next Fallbrook Airpark Advisory Committee meeting
Minutes from last Fallbrook Airpark Advisory Committee meeting
Location: Two miles south of downtown Fallbrook on Mission Road and 60 miles north of downtown San Diego.
History:
1968 – Land deeded to the County of San Diego by the United States government to build an airport.
1969 to 1997 – Operated by Fallbrook Community Airpark, Inc.
1997 – County assumed management in November.
: Tucked away in northern San Diego County is a gem of a community: Fallbrook. The emerald hills and valley are home to celebrities and everyday people.
Fallbrook Community Airpark is a gateway to this village of 35,000. It sits atop a hill, and houses about 125 aircraft. Fuel and transient parking are available. Views from the runway and the adjacent viewing and picnicking area are spectacular: Mt. Palomar to the east, Camp Pendleton. to the west, the San Luis Rey Valley to the south and downtown Fallbrook to the north.
When you think of the area, avocados probably come to mind. True, it is a center of agriculture and
avocado groves are everywhere, but Fallbrook’s Main Street is a real find, an eclectic collection of antique shops, restaurants, art galleries, jewelry stores and other interesting businesses. There’s even an historical museum which traces the community’s growth from 1886 when the Reche brothers named the area after their home in Pennsylvania (Fall Brook).
Over the years celebrities found their way to town. Hall of Fame baseball player Duke Snider, Martin Milner (Adam 12, Route 66), movie director Frank Capra (It’s a Wonderful Life), Henry Fonda, John Barrymore, Lon Chaney, Liberace and Earle Stanley Gardner all had or have homes in Fallbrook.
Golf is another attraction to the area. Some of the best courses in Southern California are in or near Fallbrook. Pala Mesa Resort, San Luis Rey Downs, Golf Club of California, Fallbrook Golf Club and Temecula Creek Inn are all popular destinations for those with a love of the game.
Aviation Information:
| Airport designator | L18 |
| Latitude |
33-21-03N
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Longitude
| 117-15-03w |
| Variation |
13E
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Elevation
| 708' |
| Total acres |
290
| Location | Fallbrook |
| Airports Director | Peter Drinkwater | Telephone | 619.956.4800 |
| Manager | Bo Donovan | Telephone | 760.723.8395 |
| Frequencies | CTAF | 123.05 |
| Unicom | 123.05 |
| Runway | 18/36 | |
| Length | 2,160 |
| Surface | Paved |
| Operations (2007) |
33,286
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Based aircraft
| 125 |
| Transient parking |
Yes
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Fuel
| Yes |
| Airlines | No |
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Helicopter Operations/Restrictions
Helicopter/Rotocraft pattern is 500' AGL (1,200' MSL). Enter traffic pattern from the East on 45 degree to downwind leg. Helicopter base leg is mid-field. Continue on final leg to southern end of Transient ramp, just East of runway for touch and go operations. Additional restrictions: Helicopter/Rotocraft fuel or parking is unavailable. Helicopter/Rotocraft restricted to touch & go operations. Hovers, Skid Landings and Auto-rotations are not permitted.
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Noise Abatement Procedures
Traffic climb straight ahead to 1200' MSL. Runway 18 turn crosswind when abeam water tank 1.1 miles ESE of runway. Runway 18 extend downwind leg to allow 1/3 mile final approach. Fly downwind to east of high school. Recommended helicopter traffic pattern is an approach and departure at 492' AGL from and to east at mid runway.
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