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RESOLUTION
OF
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OF EAGLE, STATE OF COLORADO
RESOLUTION NO. 82 - 9 7
TO RE- ESTABLISH AND ENACT RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE OPERATION OF THE
EAGLE COUNTY AIRPORT
WHEREAS, pursuant to Sections 30 -11 -107 (1) (j) and 41 -4 -106, respect-
ively, C.R.S. 1973, as amended, the Board of County Commissioners, County of
Eagle, State of Colorado, hereinafter referred to as the "Board ", has the power
and jurisdiction to provide rules and regulations governing the use of the Eagle
County Airport and facilities thereto and the use of other property and means of
transportation within or over said airport, landing field, and navigation
facilities; to perform any duties necessary or consistent for the regulation of
air traffic; and to exercise such powers as may be required or consistent in the
promotion of aeronautics and the furtherance of commerce and navigation by air; and
WHEREAS, the use of the Eagle County Airport has attained, and will
continue to attract, a volume of traffic that requires supervision, regulation,
and control to insure the best interests of the County; and
WHEREAS, there is presently in existence, as established and authorized
by the Board, an Airport Commission, which is an advisory and recommending body
to the Board relative to matters pertaining to said Airport; and
WHEREAS, the Board had previously adopted on or about January 1, 1968,
rules and regulations governing the operation of the Eagle County Airport; and
WHEREAS, said rules and regulations have become out -dated and amended to
the point that said rules and regulations need to be revised and modified to
reflect the current policies and rules and regulations which govern the operations
at said Airport.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners,
County of Eagle, State of Colorado:
THAT, The Eagle County Airport Commission be
constituted, to serve as an advisory and recommending
Commissioners and as a liason agency between the Board
taxpayers of the County, and other interested persons,
as the need may arise, in the discretion of the Board,
Airport Authority, as prescribed by statute,
continued, as presently
)ody to the Board of County
and the airport users, the
and to serve until such time
to effectuate a Public
THAT, the responsibilities assigned to the Eagle County Airport
Commission, so constituted, shall be as follows:
1. to supervise and regulate the use and operation of the Eagle County
Airport in accordance with adopted rules and regulations.
2. to supervise and regulate the maintenance, in good condition and
useability, of the airport, the facilities thereto, appurtenances, and the
environs thereto which is under the jurisdiction and power of the County.
3. to perform investigative, factual determinative, and recommendatory
functions for the Board, as a means of implementing any and all decisions which
must be made by the Board as the final authority in all airport matters.
THAT, the authority is hereby delegated to the Airport Commission to
proceed with whatever action or procedure it deems necessary to the accomplishment
of these responsibilities, within the scope and limitations of all other pro-
visions of this Resolution.
THAT, the "Rules and Regulations Governing
County Airport" as set forth in Exhibit "A" attached
herein by this'reference, shall be designated as the
ference or guide for the use and functioning of said
that said reference or guide may be amended on recomi
Commission to the Board, for their further adoption.
the Operations of the Eagle
hereto and incorporated
exclusive regulatory re-
Airport; providing, however,
nendation of the Airport
THAT, any and all Rules and Regulations previously adopted and any and
all amendments thereto which are inconsistent with the Rules and Regulations
attached hereto as Exhibit "A" are hereby repealed and of no force and effect.
THAT, the Airport Commission shall consist of five voting members, to
be appointed by the Board: and a secretary, to be designated by the Airport
Commission; and that the Airport Commission members serve a term of four years or
unless and until recalled by a decision of the Board; and that the Airport
Commission shall elect its own chairman and vice - chairman to serve a term of one
year each.
THAT, the Board shall appropriate for each successive year, in the County
budget, sufficient funds not to exceed the maximum which can be appropriated for
such purposes as prescribed by law, to maintain the airport facilities in the
condition, the responsibility for which the Airport Commission is charged with
hereinabove.
THAT, any action pursuant to this Resolution to be taken by the Airport
Commission in regulating the use or operation of the airport, must recognize
any and all prior commitments of the County to the Federal Aviation Agency in its
operation of the flight service station and weather station established at the
airport.
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THAT, the Airport Commission, shall in its discretion, establish its
own internal operating procedures and devices, so long as they are not incon-
sistent with the stated intent of this Resolution.
THAT, the Board hereby finds and determines that this Resolution is
necessary for the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Eagle County.
MOVED, READ AND UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners, County of Eagle, State of Colorado, held this
day of 1982.
ATTEST:
erk of the Board of
County Commissioners
COUNTY OF EAGLE, STATE OF COLORADO
By and through its
BOARD OF COUNTY CCOOMMISSIONERS
By:
Dale F. Grant, Chai -rman
xei, Comtpissioner
ams, Commissioner
EAGLE COUNTY AIRPORT
RULES AND REGULATIONS
GENERAL
A. RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. These Rules and Regulations supersede and cancel
all previous rules set forth by the Eagle County
Board of County Commissioners for the regulation
of Eagle County Airport.
2. All rules and regulations promulgated hereunder
shall apply to any use or operations of Airport
facilities that may have existed prior to the
establishment of these rules and regulations; and
any person who shall have used the facilities of
the Airport prior to this time shall be expected
to conform in the same manner and extent as any
subsequent users.
3. Amendments, additions, deletions or corrections
to these Rules and Regulations may be promulgated
by the Eagle County Board of County
Commissioners.
4. All persons on any part of the property
comprising the Airport shall be governed by the
rules and regulations prescribed herein, herein-
after promulgated, and by such subsequent
additions, amendments and /or modifications hereto
as may be adopted by the Board relative to the
use or occupation of any part of the property or
facilities thereon comprising the Airport.
5. Special Regulations, Notices, Memorandums, or
Directions of an operations nature of interest to
persons engaged in business with Eagle County
Airport may be issued under the authority of
these Rules and Regulations.
B. DEFINITIONS
"Air Operations Area ", means any area of the
airport used or intended to be used for landing,
taking off, or surface maneuvering of aircraft.
2. "Airport ", means the Eagle County Airport,
located approximately midway between Eagle and
Gypsum and lying parallel and to the south of
U.S. Highway 6.
3. "Airport Manager ", means the official appointed
by the Board and charged with the responsibility
for operations and maintenance of the Airport
under the instructions of the Board.
4.
"Airport Management" means the Eagle County
Airport Commission, appointed by the Eagle County
Board of Commissioners to be responsible to
advise the Board regarding the operations and
maintenance of the Airport in accordance with
these Rules and Regulations.
5.
"Authorized ", means acting under or pursuant to a
written contract, permit or other evidence of
right issued by the Board.
6.
"Board ", used hereinafter shall be the Board of
County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado,
acting either at it's sole discretion or on the
recommendation of the Eagle County Airport
Commission or through the delegated authority of
the Airport Commission.
7.
"Commercial Activity ", means the trading, buying,
hiring, or selling of commodities, goods,
services or property of any kind, or any revenue
producing acitivity.
8.
"Commission ", means the Eagle County Airport
Commission, appointed by the Board of County
Commissioners, Eagle County to be responsible to
advise the Board for the operations and
maintenance of the airport in accordance with
these Rules and Regulations.
9.
"Maintenance ", means inspection, overhaul,
repair, preservation, and the replacement of
parts, but excludes preventive maintenance.
10.
"Person ", means any individual person, business
firm, or body politic, or any other group or
association of persons, possessing legal entity,
who shall or may have any contact with or bear
any relationship to the Airport or its operation.
11.
"Preventive Maintenance ", means simple or minor
preservation operations and replacement of small
standard parts not involving complex assembly
operation.
12.
"Regulations ", means these regulations as amended
and supplemented.
C. AIRPORT MANAGEMENT
To the extent that it is or becomes economically
feasible, an Airport Manager may be designated by the
Board, and shall act as it's representative and under
the instructions of the Board in supervising the use
of the Airport facilities by any and all users. In
the absence of any duly designated Airport Manager,
any member of the Airport Commission shall respond to
whatever need may arise for exercising supervisory
judgement or regulation of use in accordance with the
rules and regulations set forth herein.
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II. AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS
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A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Latitude: 39 38'37 "N Longitude: 106 54'36 "W
Elevation: 6,539.0
Distance from City: 4 miles SW of Eagle, Colorado
Landmarks: South of Eagle River, 4 miles W of Eagle,
Colorado
Surfaced Runway: 26/08 5,000 feet x 60 feet
Lighting: Medium intensity; roatating beacon;
clear - green, flood lights, ramps, lighted wind cone.
Pattern Altitude: 1,000' AGL for prop driven aircraft
1,500' AGL for purse jet driven
aircraft.
B. GENERAL RULES
1. These rules and regulations shall supersede all
previously designated traffic patterns, operation
letters, and any rules heretofore applying to the
Eagle County Airport.
2. Aircraft landing, taking off, taxiing, or
maneuvering in the vicinity of the Eagle County
Airport shall conform to all Federal Aviation
Regulations as published by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA).
3. Any person not complying with Federal Aviation
Regulations and operational rules prescribed by
the Board will be removed or ejected from the
Airport upon order of the Airport Manager and may
be deprived of further use of the Airport and its
facilities for such length of time as may be
required to insure the safeguarding of County of
Eagle property and the public and its interests
therein.
4. All persons shall use the Eagle County Airport at
their own risk. The County of Eagle shall not be
liable for losses sustained from property damage,
personal injury, or death resulting from any
accident involving aircraft or other private
property occuring within the limits of the
Airport.
5. The Board reserves the right to modify, delete or
add to these rules and regulations, which may be
necessary for the safe operation of aircraft or
personnel using the airport.
6. The Airport Manager may prohibit aircraft
operations when in his judgement, conditions are
such that continued operations would be unsafe or
unwise. The Airport Manager has the authority to
issue a notice to airmen (NOTAM) to close or open
the airport, or any portion thereof. In the
absence of the Airport Manager, the Airport
Management will assume responsibilities for these
actions.
7.
All pilots utilizing the Airport are expected to
exhibit common courtesies contributing to the
safe and efficient operation of all aircraft.
8.
Negligent Operations Prohibited:
(a) Operating an aircraft in a careless or
negligent manner or in disregard of the rights
and safety of others is prohibited.
(b) Operation of an aircraft that is so
constructed, equipped or loaded as to endanger or
is likely to endanger persons or property is
prohibited.
9.
Denial of Use of Airport.
The Airport Manager may deny the use of the
Airport to any pilot in violation of these
regulations and shall have the authority to close
the Airport or any portion of it to air
operations or to any specific aircraft or class
of aircraft, if in his opinion the use of the
Airport by the aircraft might endanger persons or
property or jeopardize the operational efficiency
of the Airport.
10.
Based Aircraft.
It is prohibited to base an aircraft at the
Airport unless a written agreement has been
obtained from the Authority or a Fixed Base
Operator and unless evidence of current, Colorado
registration is prominently displayed.
11. Aircraft Weight Limitations.
No aircraft having a listed Manufacturer's
Maximum Gross Takeoff Weight in excess of 60,000
pounds shall be operated on the Airport without
the express authorization of the Airport Manager.
12. Student Pilots.
Student pilots who operate aircraft on the
Airport shall be accompanied by a certificated
flight instructor unless they are certified as
competent to conduct solo operation by an
authorized instructor of any flight school based
at the Airport under a formal lease agreement
with or approved by the Board.
C. CONFINEMENT OF AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS
1. 'fake -offs, landing and taxiing of all aircraft
shall be limited and confined to designated
runways, taxiways and aprons.
2. Aircraft flying within the area occupied by the
Eagle County Airport and at an altitude of 3,000
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feet or less above the surface shall conform to
the traffic patterns contained herein.
Exceptions must be approved by the Airport
Manager or FAA.
When ceilings and /or visibility are less than
that authorized by Federal Aviation Regulations
for conduct of visual flight operations, no
take -offs or landings will be authorized at the
Airport, exceptions - when proper clearance has
been obtained from Air Traffic Control for I.F.R.
operations.
4. Warm -ups and final checks prior to take -offs must
be performed on the taxiway or warm -up area
remaining clear of the runway at all times.
D. LANDINGS AND TAKE -OFFS
1. A standard left -hand rectangular pattern will be
observed at the Eagle County Airport. Any
�..xf deviation must be cleared with the Airport
Manager or FAA.
Landing aircraft shall clear the runway as soon
as practical, consistant with safe operating
procedures.
3. Aircraft desiring to remain in the traffic
pattern after take -off shall climb to pattern
altitude after the first 90 degree turn and shall
thereafter follow the traffic pattern as set
forth in "Exhibit A ", appended hereto.
4. Touch and go landings may be conducted at the
pilot's discretion provided the pilot in command
assumes responsibility for maintaining a proper
interval with traffic utilizing the facility.
E. GROUND OPERATIONS
Aircraft Engines.
(a) Starting, running or operating an aircraft
engine by persons other than licensed pilots,
mechanics or student pilots, is prohibited.
(b) It is prohibited to start an aircraft engine
unless blocks or chocks are placed in front of
the wheels or unless parking brakes are in the
applied position, or licensed pilot is at
controls.
(c) Run -up of jet or turbo -prop engines (for
purposes other than take off preparation) is
prohibited except in areas and at times
designated by the Airport Manager.
(d) It is prohibited to leave an aircraft
unattended with engines running.
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2. Moving of Aircraft.
(a) No person shall taxi an aircraft until he
has ascertained there will be no danger of
collision with any persons or objects in the
immediate area.
(b) All aircraft shall be taxied at a safe and
reasonable speed with due regard for other
aircraft, persons and property.
(c) Any person who positions, starts, or runs -up
_ engines or who taxis an aircraft is required to
exercise due care to assure that propeller
slipstream or jet blast will not cause injury to
persons, scatter debris, or damage property on
the Airport or in areas adjacent thereto.
3. Parking of aircraft.
(a) Aircraft may not be parked anywhere on the
Airport in a position blocking access to other
aircraft for taxiing to parking areas or hangars.
(b) Aircraft may be parked and stored at the
Airport only in designated areas. Aircraft found
to be in violation of this regulation will be
removed by the Airport Manager at the risk and
expense of the owner.
(c) Any person parking and leaving an aircraft
is required to assure that it is properly tied
down and that the landing gear is chocked with
wheel blocks.
(d) Except in a transient aircraft parking area
in compliance with the procedures established by
the Board, or in an assigned tie -down area, an
aircraft may not be parked on any portion of the
Airport without the express permission of the
Airport Manager. Upon instruction from the
Airport Manager, the operator of any aircraft
parked or stored on the Airport in violation of
this provision shall move the aircraft from the
Airport or to another designated place on the
Airport. If the operator refuses to comply with
the instruction, the Airport Manager may order
the aircraft towed to a designated place at the
operator's risk and expense, or removed from the
Airport.
(e) No aircraft shall remain at the airport in
excess of twenty -four hours without paying the
required tie -down fees without the express
written permission of the Airport Manager.
4. Cleaning and Maintaining Aircraft.
Aircraft maintenance, painting and washing shall
be conducted only in legally designated areas and
under the conditions set forth in these Rules and
Regulations and in compliance with any applicable
FAA Regulations.
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5. Derelict /Abandoned Aircraft
(a) Abandoning aircraft anywhere on the Airport
is prohibited. The Airport Manager may remove
abandoned aircraft from any portion of the
Airport at the sole risk and expense of the
owner.
(b) Derelict, or damaged aircraft in obvious
need of major repairs shall not be permitted
within tie -down areas.
III. AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT PROCEDURES
Any person operating an aircraft who is involved
in an accident on the Airport resulting in injury
to any person or damage to any property, shall
stop the aircraft at the scene of the accident,
notify the Flight Service Office, the Airport
Manager or the Airport Management and comply with
the applicable provisions of the National
Transportation Safety Board Regulations.
Aircraft operators who are involved in accidents
on the Airport, and the owner of the aircraft, if
other than the operator, shall make a full
written report within 24 hours after the
accident, or as soon thereafter as possible,
including the names and addresses of the
individuals involved, the registration of the
aircraft(s) involved, the license number of the
pilot(s) involved and all other information
relevant to the accident.
3. An aircraft involved in an accident may not be
removed from the scene of the accident until
clearance to do so has been granted by the
Federal Aviation Administration, the National
Transportation Safety Board and the Commission.
4. Damage to any airfield lighting equipment or
fixtures by means of contact with an aircraft
shall be reported immediately to the Airport
Manager or his representative by the individual
involved. Such individual will be fully
responsible for damage as covered in the
paragraph below.
B. DAMAGE TO AIRPORT PROPERTY
I. In the event of damage to airport property from
any type of accident, crash or fire; or resulting
from any malfunction or operation; the owner or
operator of the aircraft involved is responsible
to the Board for the damage, the amount of which
is to be ascertained by the Commission who shall
require payment by the owner or operator.
2. Should the owner or operator fail or refuse to
pay the amount of the claim for damage, a full
report of the circumstances on which the claim is
based and a copy of the claim shall be forwarded
to Counsel for the Board, who may institute all
necessary legal proceedings for collection of the
claim.
C. REMOVAL OF DISABLED AIRCRAFT
Aircraft owners, or operators, and airport
tenants shall promptly remove diabled aircraft
and parts of diabled aircraft from the Airport
unless required or directed to delay removal by
the Commission or a Federal agency.
2. Disabled aircraft may not block the Air
Operations Area unnecessarily. When a disabled
aircraft is blocking or delaying the opening or
use of any portion of the Air Operations Area,
the owner or operator of the aircraft shall make
immediate arrangements to have the aircraft
removed. If removal of the aircraft is not
initiated as soon as is reasonably practicable or
is not progressing at a reasonable rate, the
Commission may have the aircraft moved at the
expense and risk of the owner.
IV. FIRE HAZARDS, DANGEROUS ARTICLES, AND FUELING OPERATIONS
A. CLEANING OF AIRCRAFT
The use of flammable liquids in the cleaning of
aircraft, aircraft engines, or other equipment or
parts of aircraft is prohibited unless these cleaning
operations are conducted in open areas or in
facilities specifically approved for that purpose and
are performed in accordance with State of Colorado
Revised Statute Sections 32 -5 -337 to 32 -5 -343 and the
Uniform Fire Code, as amended.
B. CLEANING FLUIDS
All cleaning fluids of a vaporizing nature shall be
stored or transported in containers with dispensing
devices which comply with applicable sections of
State of Colorado, Revised Statutes, Section 32 -5 -337
to 32 -5 -343 and the Uniform Fire Code, as amended.
OPEN FLAME OPERATIONS
Open flame operations may be conducted on the Airport
only in designated areas and with the prior approval
of the Airport Manager.
D. STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
Flammable liquids, gases, explosives, signal flares
or other hazardous materials shall be stored and kept
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in containe s a dd rece tac11e and in structures and
areas speci icanlly app oved �y the Airport Manager
' for such storage.
E. LUBRICATING OILS
1. Lubricating oils shall be stored, kept or
transported in containers and receptacles, and in
structures and areas specifically approved by the
Airport Manager.
2. The storage of empty lubricating oil drums or
cans on the airport is prohibited, except in
approved areas designated by the Airport Manager.
3. Petroleum products or objectionable industrial
waste matter shall not be discharged except into
pans or containers provided for that purpose.
F. HAZARDOUS WASTES
The storage of oily waste, rags, and similar
rubbish and trash at the airport is prohibited
unless in suitable metal receptacles with
operating self - closing covers. All waste within
this general classification shall be removed by
the Airport Manager or removed from the airport
premises.
G. SMOKING
Smoking or carrying lighted cigars, cigarettes,
pipes, matches or any open flame is prohibited on
any taxiway adjacent to or on any apron area or
within 50 feet of any aircraft or fuel farm,
except inside a building or other enclosed area
where smoking is specifically permitted.
Smoking or carying lighted cigars, ciagarettes,
pipes, matches or any open flame within 100 feet
of an aircraft being fueled or defueled, or
within 100 feet of the site of a flammable liquid
spill, is prohibited, except in a building or
other enclosed areas where smoking is
specifically permitted.
3. Smoking or carrying lighted cigars, cigarettes,
pipes, matches or any open flame is prohibited on
any taxiway adjacent to an aircraft ramp area.
H. SPRAY PAINTING, STRIPPING, AND AIRCRAFT DOPING
1. Doping processes, spray painting, or paint
stripping operations are permitted only in open
areas or in properly venticated buildings as
approved by the Airport Manager.
2. Only persons who are properly clothed for safety
and self protection are permitted to enter or
work in a doping or spray painting room while
doping and spray painting operations are being
conducted.
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I. EXPLOSIVES, POISONS, AND RADIOLOGICAL MATERIALS
The storing, retaining, handling, using, dispensing
or transporting of any hazardous material or
radioactive cargo shall require prior permission of
the Airport Manager who has the authority to arrange
for issuance of permits relative to such operations.
J. OPERATING AIRCRAFT ENGINES IN HANGARS
Except for the air rotation of jet aircraft without
ignition, starting or operating aircraft engines
inside any hangar is prohibited.
K. HEATING SYSTEMS IN HANGARS
Only heating systems and devices approved by the
Airport Manager may be installed in hangars.
Installation shall be in accordance with the Uniform
Fire Code and the Uniform Building Code, as amended.
L. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND LIGHTING SYSTEMS
1. All electrical equipment shall be in accordance
with the National Electrical Code, latest
edition.
2. The use of a portable lamp without a protective
guard or shield in any maintenance shelter or
hangar is prohibited.
3. Power - operated equipment or electrical devices
shall be turned off while not in actual use.
M. FIRE APPARATUS
All tenants or lessees of hangars or shop facilities
shall supply and maintain adequate and readily
accessible fire extinguishers for the protection of
property. All fire extinguishing equipment shall be
maintained in accordance with the State of Colorado,
Revised Statutes and the Uniform Fire Code as
amended, and the National Fire Protection Code.
N. FUELING AND DEFUELING OPERATIONS
1. No aircraft shall be fueled or drained while the
engine is running, or being warmed by the
application of external heat.
2. No person shall operate any radio transmitter or
receiver or switch any of the electrial
applicances on or off in an aircraft during
fueling or defueling.
3. During fueling and defueling the aircraft and the
fuel dispensing apparatus shall both be grounded
to a point or points of zero electrical
potential.
4. Persons engaged in fueling and defueling shall
exercise every precaution to prevent the
over -flow of fuel.
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5. No smoking will be permitted within 100 feet of
an aircraft being fueled or drained.
6. No passenger shall be permitted to remain in an
aircraft during fueling and draining operations.
7. Adequate fire extinguishers shall be within easy
reach of all fueling and draining operations.
8. Fueling hoses and equipment shall be maintained
in a safe, non - leaking condition.
9. All hoses, funnels, and appurtenances used in
fueling and defueling operations shall be
equipped with a grounding device to prevent
ignition of volatile liquids.
10. Jet fuel dispensing operations shall provide for
the recirculation of the fuel prior to and during
delivery of fuel to the aircraft.
V. CONTROL OF AIRPORT VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
A. VEHICLES
For the purposes of these rules, vehicles shall be
considered as all conveyances, except aircraft, used
on the ground to transport persons, cargo, or
equipment.
B. GENERAL RULES
1. No person shall operate any motor vehicle on the
Airport other than in accordance with the general
rules prescribed for the control of such
vehicles, except when given special instruction
by the Airport Manager or in cases of emergency
involving danger to life or property.
2. No motor vehicles, other than support vehicles,
shall be permitted on ramp areas and tie down
areas except for the loading or unloading of
aircraft passengers or baggage. When on the
ramp, such vehicles must display proper
identification as required by the Airport
Manager.
3. Any vehicle being used on the ramp as a service
vehicle must bear suitable identification which
designates the operator to whom the vehicle is
assigned, as directed by the Airport Manager.
4. No persons or vehicles, except as authorized by
Airport Management, shall be permitted on the Air
Operations areas.
5. All vehicles being operated on the Air Operations
areas of the Airport shall be painted, marked and
lighted in accordance with FAA Circular AC
150/5210 -5, or as directed by the Airport
Manager.
6. Vehicles on ramps shall be driven at a safe and
reasonable speed, but not to exceed 20 M.P.H.
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C. PROHIBITED VEHICLES
Go- carts, motor bikes, bicycles or similar vehicles
or horses shall not be permitted on the Air
Operations areas, ramps, taxiways or hangar areas
without permission of Airport Management.
D. UNLICENSED VEHICLES
Unlicensed vehicles of any kind shall not be operated
on the Airport without specific authorization of the
Airport Management.
E. TAXICABS
No person shall operate a taxicab or commercial
vehicle carrying passengers for hire from the Airport
unless such operation is with the approval of the
Eagle County Board of Commissioners and under such
terms and conditions as they prescribe.
F. RENTAL CARS
I. Only companies or agencies which have a written
car rental contract with the Eagle County Board
Of Commissioners are permitted to engage in car
rental business at the Airport.
2. Companies or agencies which do not have a written
contract with the Board may deliver customers to
the airport and may pick up customers at the
airport who have specifically reserved their
services.
G. PARKING
1. Automobiles, trucks, or other motor vehicles
shall not be parked in or in front of hangars,
except for service or delivery vehicles, then
only long enough to make said delivery.
2. No person shall park a motor vehicle on the
Airport other than in the manner and place
prescribed by the Airport Management.
3. No person shall abandon any motor vehicle on the
airport, or park a motor vehicle on the airport
in a public parking area in excess of seventy -two
consecutive hours unless express approval for
such parking is obtained from the Airport
Management.
H. EMERGENCY VEHICLES
1. Emergency conditions existing on the Air
Operations Areas do not mitigate or cancel any
existing regulations.
2. Under emergency conditions such as an aircraft
accident or fire, access to the scene is denied
to all vehicles or persons except those whose
duties require their presence. The Airport
Manager shall determine when normal operations
may be resumed.
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I. MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS
1. A person operating a motor vehicle on the Air
Operations Areas, who is involved in an accident
resulting in injury to any person or damages to
any property, shall stop the vehicle as close to
the scene as possible without obstructing
traffic, notify the Airport Manager and remain at
the scene of the accident until he has given full
report to the investigating officer. Upon
request, any relevant permit, license,
registration or other documents shall be shown to
the investigating official.
2. A person operating a motor vehicle on the Air
Operations Area who is involved in an accident
and the owner, if other than the operator shall
make a full written report of the accident to the
Airport Manager within 24 hours after the
accident. The report shall include the names and
addresses of the individuals involved, a
description of the property or vehicles involved,
yJ the registration and license numbers of the
vehicles involved, and any other relevant
information.
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VI. COMMERICAL ACTIVITIES
A. PERMIT FOR USE OF FACILITIES
No person shall use the Airport as a base or terminal
for commercial aviation activities, or shall conduct
any business or concession upon the Airport or upon
any land acquired by the County of Eagle for use in
connection with the Airport, or upon or in any of the
buildings, structures, parking places, walkways,
roadways, or other environs used or operated in
connection with the Airport, without first obtaining
the permission of the Board. Such permission shall
be evidenced by a written document, agreement or
contract duly executed by the Board. Any such
permission granted prior to the adoption of this
manual shall be deemed to be effective and continuous
in effect until revoked and /or terminated by the
Board and /or the person granted such permission
pursuant to the terms and conditions of the written
document evidencing such permission.
B. SOLICITING
No person shall solicit funds for any purpose on the
Airport without written permission of the Airport
Commission or Airport Manager.
C. ADVERTISING
No person shall post, distribute, or display signs,
advertisement, circulars, printed or written matter,
at the Airport except with the approval of the
Airport Manager and in such manner as prescribed.
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D. FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICES
a. Only fully licensed food and beverage services
may provide service on or for the airport or any
aircraft.
b. Any food or beverage which has been subject to
possible contamination shall be disposed of
immediately in an approved disposal system.
C. All food and beverage services and related
activities shall be carried out in full
compliance with Federal, State and County laws
and regulations.
VII. UNAUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES
A. DISORDERLY CONDUCT
No person shall commit any disorderly, obscene, or
indecent act, or commit any nuisance on the Airport.
B. GAMBLING
No person shall conduct gambling in any form or
operate gambling devices anywhere on the Airport.
C. INTOXICATION
No person under the influence of alcohol or narcotic
drugs shall operate a motor vehicle or aircraft, of
any description, on the Airport.
D. PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY
No person shall:
1. Destroy, injure, deface or disturb in any way,
buildings, signs, equipment, marker, or other
structures, flowers, lawns or other public
property on the Airport.
2. Trespass on lawns and seeded areas on the
Airport.
3. Abandon any personal property on the Airport.
4. Interfere with, tamper or injure any part of the
Airport or any of the equipment thereof.
5. No unauthorized person shall interfere, enter
into, or tamper with any aircraft or start the
engine of such aircraft.
E. SANITATION
No person shall dispose of garbage, papers, refuse,
or other material on the Airport except in the
receptacles provided for that purpose.
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F. RESTRICTED AREAS
No person shall enter any restricted area posted by
the Airport Manager as being closed to the public,
except by permission of the Airport Manager.
VIII. STANDARDS FOR LOCATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF HANGARS
Upon application to the Airport Commission, persons
owning aircraft may be granted permission by the
Board to construct a hangar in such location as may
be designated by the Board, in accordance with the
Airport Master Plan. Such permission shall be
evidenced by a written document, agreement or
contract duly executed by the Board. Design and
construction of such aircraft hangars shall be in
accordance with standards to be determined and
promulgated by the Board with the advice of the
Airport Commission.
IX. APPENDED INFORMATION
Any aircraft owner, aircraft operator, fixed -base
operator, or hangar owner or any other person
involved in such matters as affect these persons,
shall be subject to this specific set of regulations
and those documents appended hereto and entitled:
Requirements for Fixed Base Operators - Flight
Instruction
Fee Schedule - Tie Down Spaces
Exhibit "A"
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PLIDT 71RUCTION
Porsons who enow in F! i qh I inn Pruc t inn a 4 `.ho Ai rportq in Eon i c County shal I
possess the Fol lowinU qual i ficaticns and providQ the Wl !owing moll I ties
equipment and services.
A. QUALIFICATIONS:
No person
shall provide Flinht instruction at the Eagle County airports
who does
not have:
1.
A Flight instructor Certificate issued by the FAA which is
current and astabi i shes the ratings and I imitations for
which that person in qualified to instruct.
2.
A current Aircraft Pi lOn Curti ficaLp issued by the FAA.
3.
A current Medical Cert.iricne 11 Class or I Class issued by
a Kedical Examiner certified by the FAA as a Flight Surgeon/
Examiner and listing the Examiners serial number and the
date of the physical examination.
4.
A restricted Wdiotelophone Operator Permit issued by the
FCC.
5.
All flight instruction shall he logged in a standard pilots
I oq book to as Lail i sh currency in type or aircraft.
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If Flight instruction is provided for pay or renumeration
the ri I gh L I an 1 ric I or 001 pnnnosq a social security card
issu& hy the United Stites novernm2nt.
B. FACILITIES:
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Aiv Pi inhL !,r.Lrjc rr provid inq in; truction at an Eagle
Conw AwFncL 0'11 K,,, , office facility located at the
Airp)r-, or YrrL for n ji,,d plco npnrAtor who clop- ; have an
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A :n ,jnn n: QiL allico wil-Ly nh;ll pc)vidu 1 suitabW
for jh- of Kroqnd School, Briefings
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nwjcu qhIll hrvQ varinnq clivr-om inqmction
aj&h and ooqir�. onL appropriate to the type Of instructico
Wina liven.
4• Various Piloting charts, publications and personal equipment
may be offered for sale,
.., C. EQUIPMENT:
1. The Flight Instructor shall have an aircraft available to
Provide instruction in or have access to such an aircraft.
The aircraft shall be currently licensed with an annual
inspection.
2. If an aircraft is provided by the Flight Instructor, in
addition to an annual inspection, the aircraft shall have
a current 100 hour inspection.
3. If the aircraft is equipped with a radio transmitter it shall
have a radio station license.
4. All aircraft used for instruction and operating from the
Eagle County Airports shall be equipped with a Functional
Emergency Locator Transmitter (_ELT) with a current flattery
installed on that ELT.
5. All Flight Instruction Student Pilots who are flying solo
from the Eagle County Airports shall have a functional ELT
aboard the aircraft for all solo flights,
6. All aircraft utilized as Flight Instruction Aircraft shall
be equipped with a functional fire extinguisher.
7. All aircraft utilized as Flight Instruction Aircraft shall
have a functional radio receiver and shall monitor frequency
123.6 at all times when operating within 5 statute miles of
the Eagle County Airports.
The above listed Qualifications, Facilities and Equipment shall be made available
for inspection by the Eagle County Airport Hanager at any reasonable time to
establish compliance with this directive.
Dale F. Grant, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Eagle County, Colorado
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EAGLE COUNTY AIRPORT
Tie Down Fee Schedule
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Daily $ 3.00 $ 4.00
$ 6.00
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Weekly $ 12.50 $ 20.00 $ 30.00
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Monthly $ 30.00 $ 45.00 $ 75.00
Annual $ 300.00 $ 450.00 $ 750.00
EAGLE COUNTY AIRPORT
Tie Down Fee Schedule
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Daily $ 3.00 $ 4.00
$ 6.00
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Weekly $ 12.50 $ 20.00 $ 30.00
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Monthly $ 30.00 $ 45.00 $ 75.00
Annual $ 300.00 $ 450.00 $ 750.00