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Code · Michigan · Chapter 259 — Aviation

259.482a Issuance of permit allowing construction, replacement, or increase in height of certain structures; conditions.

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259.482a Issuance of permit allowing construction, replacement, or increase in height of certain structures; conditions.
Sec. 2a.
(1)The commission shall not issue a permit allowing construction, replacement, or an increase in height of a structure that violates the requirements of an applicable zoning ordinance adopted by a political subdivision under the airport zoning act, 1950 (Ex Sess) PA 23, MCL 259.431 to 259.465, unless the applicant has obtained the approval of a variance from the ordinance and an airspace study has been conducted by the commission resulting in a finding of noninterference to air navigation.
(2)Unless an airspace study has been made by the commission resulting in a finding of noninterference to air navigation, the commission shall not issue a permit allowing construction of any of the following structures, or replacement of or an increase in the height of a structure that creates any of the following structures:
(a)A structure that is over 500 feet above ground elevation at the structure's site and that is within 2 miles of a well-defined natural landmark such as a shoreline or river; a manmade landmark such as a railroad, canal, or road; or a low altitude airway.
(b)A structure of a height that would increase the minimum obstruction clearance altitude, the minimum safe altitude prescribed by the FAA, or the minimum altitude required for a safe instrument approach.
(c)A structure that would encroach into a runway's primary surface.
(d)A structure of a height that would penetrate a runway's approach surface.
(e)A structure of a height that would penetrate a runway's transitional surface.
(f)A structure of a height that would penetrate a runway's horizontal surface.
(g)A structure of a height that would penetrate a runway's conical surface.
(h)A structure that would encroach into a heliport primary surface.
(i)A structure of a height that would penetrate a heliport approach surface.
History: Add. 1986, Act 296, Eff. Apr. 1, 1987 ;-- Am. 2016, Act 28 , Eff. May 30, 2016
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