TITLE 92: TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
SUBCHAPTER b: AERONAUTICS
PART 14 AVIATION SAFETY
SECTION 14.570 RESPONSIBILITY OF A PRIVATE-USE AIRPORT CERTIFICATE HOLDER


 

Section 14.570 Responsibility of a Private-Use Airport Certificate Holder

 

The holder of a Certificate of Approval for a private-use airport, or his authorized agent, has the responsibility to enforce applicable federal, State and local aeronautical laws, and regulations of this Part.  In addition to maintaining the terms and conditions outlined in the Certificate of Approval and its supporting Order, the Certificate Holder or his agent must:

 

a)         Immediately designate any condition that may render an aircraft landing or takeoff hazardous by prominently displaying an "X" as set forth in Section 14.Appendix A, Illustration J.

 

b)         Supervise or cause the supervision of all aeronautical activity in connection with the airport in the interest of safety.

 

c)         Ensure that the airport has a phone number by which Division personnel can reach the Certificate Holder or his designee.  In the event that the Certificate Holder or his designee is not available at the airport number, an answering device at the airport number shall provide a message identifying a reliable secondary number where the Certificate Holder or his designee can be reached.  It is mandatory that any change in Certificate Holder/designee address or phone number be reported to the Division in writing, by phone or e-mail at the address provided in Section 14.115(a), within 10 days after the change.

 

d)         Prescribe local airport rules that will be reviewed and approved, prior to their adoption, by the Division.

 

e)          Develop and follow, on the property subject to his control, operational maintenance and repair practices that will ensure that the landing area and approaches are free from hazards to the operation of aircraft.

 

f)          Furnish the Division, upon request, with information concerning aircraft using the airport as an operating base, persons exercising managerial or supervisory functions at the airport, accidents, and the nature and extent of aeronautical activity occurring at the airport.

 

g)         Obliterate all signs and markings that might indicate that the airport is still operating, prior to the Division issuing an Order closing the airport, in accordance with Section 14.120(c).  Place an "X" on the field, as set forth in Section 14.Appendix A, Illustration J, unless the airport is, or is proposed to be, operated as an RLA.