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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-12-2017 PC Correspondence - Item 1 (Flores)OHIO SFCHRONICLE.COM I Wednesday, November u, 2015 9 feared dead after business het crashes into building AIMON (OHIO) BEACON JOURNAL AKRON, Ohio — The owner of a private jet that crashed Tuesday afternoon said nine people, including two pilots, were on board. None are be- lieved to be alive. Authorities on scene said more bodies may be inside the small jet that crashed into a home in Akron's Ellet neigh- borhood and then an apart- ment building. A fire burning at the crash site had prevented authorities from confirming how many were on board the I Sunday, June 25, 2017 I Io -passenger plane. Augusto Lewkowicz, the owner and operator of the plane, said he would not re- lease the names of the seven passengers or two crew mem- bers only hours after the fatal crash in Akron. "I owe responses to the fami- ly members first," Lewkowicz said. The midsize corporate jet was on the second leg of a char- ter that began Monday, Lew- kowicz said, noting that there was no indication prior to the crash that anything was wrong. () plane crash: A small plane crashed into an empty day care building in Fort Myers, Fla., on Saturday, killing one person and injuring anoth- er. The crash caused extensive damage and a fire. The Lee County Sheriff's Office said the Piper aircraft went down shortly after it took off from a nearby airfield. It wasn't immediately clew- what caused the crash. Authorities said one person was killed and another was taken to the hospital with injuries. Federal aviation au- thorities will assist with the investigation. "It was a perfectly well- maintained aircraft with no squawks," Lewkowicz said, adding that there was no chat- ter from the pilots to indicate anything was out of the ordi- nary. The flight was chartered by Execuflight, a Florida company. Staff Lt. Bill Haymaker of the Ohio State Highway Patrol described the plane's final path. The aircraft clipped electrical and telephone wires before hitting a small apartment building and careening into an embankment. A second build- Saturday, July 1, 2017 ' ing in the area also was dam- aged. No injuries or deaths oc- curred on the ground, Hay- maker said. But the fire, still burning hotly at 4:30 p.m., made further investigation difficult. The occupants of the build- ing that was destroyed weren't home at the time of the crash. Tony Molinaro, a spokesman with the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration, identified the plane as a Hawker H25 busi- ness jet that crashed while on approach to Akron Fulton 0 Plane crash: A small twin -engine plane dropped out of the sky and exploded in flanges on a busy freeway near an Orange County airport Fri- day, injuring the two people aboard but causing no .injuries on the ground, officials said. Tile Cessna crashed onto Interstate 405, just short of a runway at John Wayne Airport in Costa Mesa, around 9:3o a.m., said Ian Gregor of the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration. The pilot had declared an emergency shortly after taking off from the airport and was trying to return. A man and woman on board the ,plane were pulled from the fiery wreckage and taken to a hospital with traumatic injuries. Four vehicles were struck by debris frorn the plane when it crashed, but no one was hurt. Airport. Akron police and firefighters responded, with firefighters working to extinguish a mas- sive fire created by the crash. Haymaker said the plane crashed sometime around 2:53 p.m. Pieces of the plane, engulfed in flame, skidded off an em- bankment behind the home before igniting an apartment building. The crash caused at least 1,5oo customers to lose power and Ohio Edison offi- cials said all but loo customers were restored by 4:30 p.m. CITY OF 9AN ,]UL 10 2017 9PEC/ER/1311-2015, Special Focus ,Area Sp -4, Avila Ranch 0 0 . Sox 14016 San Luis Obispo California 93406 , 1 San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo 990 Palm Street San Luis Obispo California 93401 Planning Commission City Hall RECEIVED CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO JUL 10 2017 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT uax ecrF"r OHI® SFCHRONICLE.COM I Wednesday, November u, 2015 9 feared dead after business het crashes into building AKRON (0I-110) BEACON JOURNAL AKRON, Ohio — The owner of a private jet that crashed Tuesday afternoon said nine people, including two pilots, were on board. None are be- lieved to be alive. Authorities on scene said more bodies may be inside the small jet that crashed into a home in Akron's Ellet neigh- borhood and then an apart- inent building. A fire burning at the crash site had prevented authorities from confirming how many were on board the � Sunday, June 25, 2017 1 10 -passenger plane. Augusto Lewkowicz, the owner and operator of the plane, said he would not re- lease the names of the seven passengers or two crew mem- bers only hours after the fatal crash in Akron. "I owe responses to the fami- ly members first," Lewkowicz said. The midsize corporate jet was on the second leg of a char- ter that began Monday, Lew- kowicz said, noting that there was no indication prior to the crash that anything was wrong. Q Plane crash: A small plane crashed into an empty day care building in Fort Myers, Fla., on Saturday, killing one person and injuring anoth- er. The crash caused extensive damage and a fire- The Lee County Sheriff's Office said the Piper aircraft went down shortly after it tools off from a nearby airfield. It wasn't immediately clear what caused the crash. Authorities said one person was killed and another was taken to the hospital with injuries. Federal aviation au- thorities will assist with the investigation. "It was a perfectly well- maintained aircraft with no squawks," Lewkowicz said, adding that there was no chat- ter from the pilots to indicate anything was out of the ordi- nary. The flight was chartered by Execufight, a Florida company. Staff Lt. Bill Haymaker of the Ohio State Highway Patrol described the plane's final path. The aircraft clipped electrical and telephone wires before hitting a small apartment building and careening into an embankment. A second build - Saturday, July 1, 2017' ing in the area also was dam- aged. No injuries or deaths oc- curred on the ground, Hay- maker said. But the fire, still burning hotly at 4:30 p.m., made further investigation difficult. The occupants of the build- ing that was destroyed weren't home at the time of the crash. Tony Molinaro, a spokesman with the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration, identified the plane as a Hawker H25 busi- ness jet that crashed while on approach to Akron Fulton QE Plane crash: A small twin -engine plane dropped out of the sky and exploded in flames on a busy freeway near an Orange County airport Fri- day. injuring the two people aboard but causing no .injuries on the ground, officials said. The Cessna crashed onto Interstate 405, just short of a runway at John Wayne Airport in Costa Mesa, around 9:3o a.m., said Ian Gregor of the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration. The pilot had declared an emergency shortly after taking off froin the airport and was trying to return. A man and woman on board the plane were pulled frorn the fiery wreckage and taken to a hospital with traumatic injuries. Four vehicles were struck by debris from the plane when it crashed, but no one was hurt. Airport. Akron police and firefighters responded, with firefighters working to extinguish a mas- sive fire created by the crash. Haymaker said the plane crashed sometime around 2:53 p.m. Pieces of the plane, engulfed in flame, skidded off an em- bankment behind the home before igniting an apartment building. The crash caused at least 1,500 customers to lose power and Ohio Edison offi- cials said all but loo customers were restored by 4:30 p.m. REC IF. IV ci Cl y OF SM�t. E : (),-313pt� ,ift I () 2017 C 0MM1JN11 Y Ci"VGt_Oi1'1( LF ,j-1- SPEC/E'P/1319-2015, Special Focus ,Area Sp_4t Avila nanch