Re: CAA: Mutual Help List, Above Ground Fuel Tanks

[John Lawson <jlawson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Take a look at your Runway Safety Area.  If it's in the RSA, it's a
no-no.  Also take a look at your Obstacle Free Zone for the runway.  A/C
150/5300-13 applies.  Don't try to interpret that A/C after eating a big
lunch. You'll fall asleep.

Semper Fi
John  

Lburic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> Is anyone here familiar with an interpretation of the FAR 77 or any other 
>ordinances that could help us prevent the installation of an above ground fuel 
>tank system about 50 ft outside an RPZ yet only 8'tall. It seems to be with in 
>the guidelines (below approach surfaces), however it is uncomfortably close if 
>there was to be a short landing.
> thanks, Lyn
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