Here is additional Q&A information below from FAA
Ron King, P.E.
Associate, Denton Office Manager
Freese and Nichols, Inc
2220 San Jacinto Blvd, Suite 330
Denton, Texas 76205
940-220-4350 Office
rgk@freese.com
www.freese.com
From: Salvitti, Jim [mailto:jsalvitti@teamlandmark.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 11:59 AM
To: Ron King
Cc: Wiatrek, Matt
Subject: FW: Aeronautical Study No. 2011-ASW-2947-OE - Question about process for completing FAA determination
See below from Bruce.
From: Bruce.Beard@faa.gov [mailto:Bruce.Beard@faa.gov]
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 11:46
To: Salvitti, Jim
Cc: Wiatrek, Matt
Subject: Re: Aeronautical Study No. 2011-ASW-2947-OE - Question about process for completing FAA determination
18-Jul-11
Public Solicited for comments
Notice sent out to interested parties including airports within 13 miles of tank site
Comments are due back by 24 Aug 11
This is correct.
24-Aug-11
Comment period ends and FAA evaluation begins
FAA evaluation is conducting in accordance with “77.29 Evaluating aeronautical effect”
The Addison airport (ADS) is solicited for comments during the evaluation period. Question; are other airports solicited for comments or has this requirement been satisfied by the public
notice? Also, I assume that any public comments are addressed during this evaluation. Is this a correct assumption?
All public-use airports within 13 NM of the site are sent the public notice. If the proposal has not impact on their airport, we never get any type of response from these airports.
All public comments are evaluated to determine if the comments are aeronautical in nature or simply personal in nature. All comments are acknowledged in our final determination letter.
This process is estimated to take 40 days to complete, however, this process may take longer. Question; is there a maximum time for completion? The “Notice of presumed hazard” states
that the formal aeronautical study requires a minimum of 90-120 days.
The time period goes like this, public notice is issued, with comments due in 37 days. Once the final determination is issued, it does not become final until 40 days after the date
of the determination. This allows anyone who commented on the public notice to petition FAA HQ to review the determination. I plan on issuing the determination just a day or two after
it comes off public notice.
Bruce Beard
Air Traffic, Obstruction Evaluation Group
Supervisor, U.S. Operations
Ofc: 817-838-1996
http://oeaaa.faa.gov
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From:
"Salvitti, Jim"
To:
Bruce Beard/ASW/FAA@FAA
Cc:
"Wiatrek, Matt"
Date:
07/28/2011 09:37 AM
Subject:
Aeronautical Study No. 2011-ASW-2947-OE - Question about process for completing FAA determination
________________________________
Bruce,
Thank you for your time yesterday, in addition I have read through the information available on line and believe I understand the process. I have summarized below;
18-Jul-11
Public Solicited for comments
Notice sent out to interested parties including airports within 13 miles of tank site
Comments are due back by 24 Aug 11
24-Aug-11
Comment period ends and FAA evaluation begins
FAA evaluation is conducting in accordance with “77.29 Evaluating aeronautical effect”
The Addison airport (ADS) is solicited for comments during the evaluation period. Question; are other airports solicited for comments or has this requirement been satisfied by the public
notice? Also, I assume that any public comments are addressed during this evaluation. Is this a correct assumption?
This process is estimated to take 40 days to complete, however, this process may take longer. Question; is there a maximum time for completion? The “Notice of presumed hazard” states
that the formal aeronautical study requires a minimum of 90-120 days.
Regards,
Jim Salvitti
Landmark Structures
Office 817.439.8888, x1201 • Fax 817.439.9001
jsalvitti@teamlandmark.com
www.teamlandmark.com
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