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Winter Edition 2011
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If your ad is asking for the payment of money for any items or property of value, it will be your responsibility to collect payment. TCAN will not be responsible for any losses.
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FAA Released A New
RTTF Policy For Airparks
RTTF Policy For Airparks
On September 30, 2009, the FAA issued Order 5190.6B that contained a new FAA policy banning Residential Through -The- Fence.
The Policy clearly stated that under no circumstances is the FAA to support any ‘through-the-fence’ agreement associated with residential use.
Then two weeks later on October 15, 2009, the FAA presented a draft TTF policy memorandum to several national aviation associations for comment.
The draft policy titled Through-the-Fence and On-Airport Residential Access to Federally Obligated Airports, mirrors the FAA policy as presented in FAA Order 5190.6B.
With the help of Jim Thomas, TC Airports Manager, we are presenting a timeline of events that will influence a new Residential Through-the-Fence policy at Pine Mountain Lake Airport.
The Policy clearly stated that under no circumstances is the FAA to support any ‘through-the-fence’ agreement associated with residential use.
Then two weeks later on October 15, 2009, the FAA presented a draft TTF policy memorandum to several national aviation associations for comment.
The draft policy titled Through-the-Fence and On-Airport Residential Access to Federally Obligated Airports, mirrors the FAA policy as presented in FAA Order 5190.6B.
With the help of Jim Thomas, TC Airports Manager, we are presenting a timeline of events that will influence a new Residential Through-the-Fence policy at Pine Mountain Lake Airport.
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Tuolumne County Airports Advisory Committee Meets After Long Hiatus
(800) 725-4297
LEADERS IN
PRODUCT DESIGN
PRODUCT DESIGN
WE COMBINE OLD WORLD
CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH NEW WORLD TECHNOLOGIES
CRAFTSMANSHIP WITH NEW WORLD TECHNOLOGIES
After a long hiatus, the TC Airports Advisory Committee held their one and only meeting for 2011.
Jim Thomas, TC Airport Manager, had
a long agenda of items to discuss.
He presented the current year’s airports budget and also up-dated the members on Caltran's Safety Inspections.
Jim Thomas, TC Airport Manager, had
a long agenda of items to discuss.
He presented the current year’s airports budget and also up-dated the members on Caltran's Safety Inspections.
Spring Edition Coming March 21, 2012
Columbia Airport
Through-The-Fence
Ttimeline.
Ttimeline.
Pine Mountain Lake Airport
History of Columbia Airport