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7/15/1982
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7- <br /> k V.- <br /> STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA <br /> DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION <br /> P.O. BOX 25201 <br /> _- RALEIGH 27611 _ _ _ _ DIVISION OF AVU <br /> JAMES B.HUNT,JR, (919) 733249 <br /> GOVERNOR <br /> July i, 1982 <br /> WILLIAM R� ROBERSON,JR. <br /> SECRETARY <br /> Mr. Jim Pol.atty <br /> Orange County Planning beipt. <br /> 106 E. Margaret Lane <br /> Hill.sborough, N.C. 27278 <br /> Dear Mr. Polatty: <br /> It is our understanding that Orange County intends to require <br /> developers '0 f privately owned airports in the County to own <br /> or control ll of the land lya.ng under the FAA-defined "approach <br /> zone' . We believe that such a requirement is unreasonable and <br /> unfair to the private citizen who is using his own funds to <br /> provide vital air transportation access for the County. <br /> We are partacularl.y concerned that the County may be going far <br /> beyond FAA standards in its requirements for private airports. <br /> As Bruce Mathews pointed out in his letter of June 28, FAA <br /> requires ownership or control of only the clear zone. Any <br /> controls beyond the clear zone normally takes the form of a <br /> height restriction zoning ordinance. Such an ordinance is <br /> clearly beyond the ability of a private citizen and should be <br /> a County responsibility. <br /> We recognize that, Orange County shares our goals of the maximum <br /> possible operational safety for North Carolina' s airports, both <br /> public and private. We encourage the County to develop a <br /> cooperative' program with private airport owners to ensure safe <br /> facilities. Such a program would require the owner' s control <br /> of land underlying the clear zone, while a county zoning ordinancE <br /> would prov'�de protection against hazardous objects being erected <br /> or allowed to grow beyond the clear zone. <br /> We recognize the need for counties to develop and maintain <br /> adequate land use controls to benefit and protect the general <br /> public. However, we believe that Orange County' s requirements <br /> for private airports go far beyond that necessary for reasonable <br /> public safety and exceeds even the rigorous standards established <br /> by FAA. I <br />
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