For example: http://law.house.gov/cfr.htm#search is a general search
engine address for the Code of Federal Records (cfr)
I used the string: cfr47 part 17
and got a list of possible matches, one of which is the heading
table of contents for part 17
(http://law2.house.gov/cgi-bin/fastweb.exe?getdoc+cfrview+cfr11+10132+14+wAAA+cfr47%26part%2617)
You would have to do other searches for each subsection
( 17.50 for example).
73,
Jim
WB8GUC
On Jun 12, 2:54pm, k3lr wrote:
> Subject: [TowerTalk] FAA and Private Airports
> I noticed that WL7E mentioned that the FAA has required marking of a
> tower that is less than 200 feet and only close to a PRIVATE airport.
>
> My experience has been that the FAA does not give any protection to
> PRIVATE airports, only pulic use air facilities (including
heliports).
>
> The state department of transportation does try to get tower owners
to
> mark towers that are close to private airports, but they can only
> suggest marking, as only the FAA has the regs to tell tower owners
> what to do.
>
> I am interested to learn if anyone else has been required to mark or
> light towers (Upon filing of a FAA 7460) by the FAA for Private
> airports.
>
>
> Remember if you are close to a public use airport you are required to
> file a 7460-1 with the FAA and a 854 with the FCC.
>
> Close normally means less than 4 miles from the nearest point of the
> runway, but there are exceptions. If you want to learn the whole
> story, obtain FCC Rules Part 17. It is not very long and it contains
> all of the information you need.
>
> I once applied for a 190 foot tower some 6 miles from the airport and
> the FAA said it could be no higher than 12 feet above ground! The
> proposed tower was in a instrument approach.
>
> As filing the FCC and FAA forms are free, I suggest anyone who is
> building a tower submit them. They are easy to do and will give you
> the assurance that your tower is not a hazard to air traffic.
>
> Maybe TOWER TECH will provide Part 17? It could also be available on
> the WEB.
>
> 73! and Be Safe!
> Tim
> K3LR
>
> K3LR@contesting.com
>
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