New Crestwood Medical facility in Harvest. (Ardmore, Black: credit, elementary school, car)

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by sk8grd

It's on Phil Vandiver personal page
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...00003249177329

2nd comment down is where Phil said crestwood is south and apartments are north
Picture included


Use this site also
https://isv.kcsgis.com/al.Madison_revenue/?fips=160174

Scroll down to where the crestwood site is and click on it. It will list crestwood as the owner, move over to the north property and you will see its a different owner.

Man these are great links, much appreciated. However, your second link show Mckee Road and Wall Trina (you understand that is no where where we are talking about).

And your 3rd link ole' phil says "oh ok. cool"

Can you please make sure we understand where you are talking about?

[sk8grd]

Crestwood property from Madison County Tax site



Apartment property from Madison County Tax site

[chucksnee]

O.K., you are right. Sorry, i Just don't understand how they are going to put a building like that in that small area and have a heli pad to boot. Oh well, guess we'll see.

[sk8grd]

I am surprised also about the mention of a helipad. I would think because of the noise alone that it would have to be brought up in some sort of town meeting? There are some very nice homes in that area 400K up and I would not want be on the approach vector of a low flying helicopter.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by sk8grd

I am surprised also about the mention of a helipad. I would think because of the noise alone that it would have to be brought up in some sort of town meeting? There are some very nice homes in that area 400K up and I would not want be on the approach vector of a low flying helicopter.

Think about the apartment complex, landing is wind dependent.....

[djmaxwell]

Originally Posted by sk8grd

I am surprised also about the mention of a helipad. I would think because of the noise alone that it would have to be brought up in some sort of town meeting?

What town? Anything goes in the county.

There are some very nice homes in that area 400K up and I would not want be on the approach vector of a low flying helicopter.

I wouldn't think it would be utilized very often, only for someone who showed up and then needed to be evac'ed somewhere else.

[RocketDawg]

Originally Posted by djmaxwell

What town? Anything goes in the county.




I wouldn't think it would be utilized very often, only for someone who showed up and then needed to be evac'ed somewhere else.

Agree. It's not like there are scheduled daily flights. It will only be used in emergency situations.

[johnsonkk]

Originally Posted by sk8grd

I am surprised also about the mention of a helipad. I would think because of the noise alone that it would have to be brought up in some sort of town meeting? There are some very nice homes in that area 400K up and I would not want be on the approach vector of a low flying helicopter.

I’d take an occasional low flying helicopter over the funny car track that is just a couple thousand feet to the NE. That’s hours of high idlers over multiple weekends. Cannot believe there are homes with their backyard facing the race strip.

[RocketDawg]

Originally Posted by johnsonkk

I’d take an occasional low flying helicopter over the funny car track that is just a couple thousand feet to the NE. That’s hours of high idlers over multiple weekends. Cannot believe there are homes with their backyard facing the race strip.

Considerably more noisy than a helicopter and I assume happens more often. Many, many years ago I went to drag strip somewhere in the area but I don't remember where it was. Funny cars and top fuel cars are LOUD.

[chucksnee]

I drive there on a semi daily basis and I have no clue how they'll have a heli-port, unless it's on top of the building.