It appears that the American dronespace(tm) is being preserved for companies, and not individuals. For instance, here in the SF bay area, there are very few legal places to fly drones; any attempt to change that for companies alone would be corrupt. Here in Santa Clara County, to fly a recreational drone, as a amateur, in a public park, requires a professional photographers license and insurance; that is insane. A person cannot be act as a professional photographer while flying a drone in a amateur sense. They state that drone pilots must be prevented from taking photos of children, so you need to apply for a $900 permit for that--WTF!?
Also, there is no Class E airspace here. All the airspace has been sold to commercial corporate interests, so someone flying a ultralight airplane, would have to go about 250 miles from here.