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3nOK tp ,u 34 <br />22. uPl_i,ITT RUNWAY - A runway teat constructed or and intended <br />to be used by propeller driven aircraft of 12,500 pounds <br />axiDum gloss weight and less. <br />2>.Stics P.U ir]AY - A runway intended solely for the o_reration <br />Of aircraft using visual approach P^OceOures. <br />S J_101i III: A,?M_ ZONES <br />In or:3er to carry out the provisions of this Ordin:_?ce, there are <br />, <br />hereby created and established certain zones "which include all of <br />the land lying within the approach zones, transitional :ones, <br />horizontal zones, and conical zones as they apply to a particular <br />port. Such zones are phoo, on the Sanford-!nee County iTporL <br />Hazard Hap consisting of l sheet, prepared by Williams Works <br />and dated "enrua_ry 2, 2977, which is attached t0 this Ordinance <br />and -lade part hereof. An - located in -rare than one (1) <br />of the following zones is considered to be only in the zone with <br />the more restrictive height limitation. The various cones are <br />hereby established and defined as follows-- <br />l it" "M-2y NO"' pion I-,ci.r'uDent -_n=oach Zone - The inner <br />of this approach cone coincides with the width or the primary <br />surface ant __-re Mowed (500) feet wide. The =i-roach zone <br />e. ands outward uniformly to a width of 2,000 feet t hori- <br />zontal distance 5,000 feet from the primary .:...__ace. its <br />centerline being the continuation of the centerline of the <br />runway. <br />r2nSitionz Zo_es - These zones are hereby establish& as The <br />area beneath the transitional surfaces. These surfaces extend <br />outw:arl and upward at 90 degree angles to the Centel! ine <br />and the runway centerline ..tended a Elope Of LAW (7) feet <br />horizontally for each feet vertically from the __des of the <br />urinary and roach ..'.brace. to where they intersect the <br />horizontal and conical .l__aces. ___.._ilona_ zcrG for these <br />-roach so,es which 1-_C-Cwt thrnusn <br />portions of the -_ecisio', <br />and beyond the limits of -.aeconical nsurface, extend a distance <br />of 5,000 feet cee a horizontally o.' the e c the approach <br />zones and at 90 det, eo angles to the extended ru~way centerline. <br />horizontal Zone - The hprisor'i.e_l zone is hereby established by <br />Swinging ar arcs -oz 5,000 feet radii from the center of each end <br />face of ach :ah, and co; -._ci._ng 11 <br />of ta~Eent ..,e ad§acent arc by lines to thcse ,:_c -he <br />horizontal Loose does out A>cau6e 1~r <br />zones. <br />Conical Zones - 'the conical zone is hereby entaolip},ed as the <br />area that co- :ences at the :•eriphery of the ~,ori2.ont zone <br />- encw:a-d ;.•:e=.`a-on 2 horizontal distance of 4,000 <br />and extends - <br />feet. The conical zone does not include the precision instru- <br />ment approach zones and the transitional zones. <br />-4- <br />
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