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CMO_Document_Number
19349
Document_Title
An ordinance concerning a commercial airport safety subdistrict; amending Section 9.268 of the Eugene Code, 1971; and declaring an emergency.
Adopted_Date
9/9/1985
Approved Date
9/9/1985
CMO_Effective_Date
9/9/1985
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Brian B. Obie
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ing of aircraft intending to use the airport.. <br />4. Surfaces described. <br />. a. Primary surfaces. The primary surfaces are <br />planes logitudinally centered on the runwa centerlines <br />y <br />and extending 200 feet beyond the ends of the re ared <br />runwa surfaces, P P <br />Y The width of the primary surface far <br />each runway is the same as the width of the inner or- <br />tion of the a roach surf P <br />pp ace for that runway. For pur~ <br />pases~ .of this sub-district, the centerpoints at the ends <br />~of each runway primary surface sha11 be considered as <br />having the following State of Oregon lane coordinate <br />P s <br />and elevations: <br />RUNWAY CENTERPOINT COORUhNATES CENTERPOINT ELEVATIONS T <br />NORTH ~N <br />EAST FEET ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL <br />16R-34L <br />3-21 <br />16 L-34R <br />9096D7. 1286460.. 358.2Q <br />903409. 1286325. ~ 36I.54 . <br />904558. 1284617. 365.1D <br />908000. 1288540. 359.97 <br />907826. 1290222. <br />360.00 <br />904626. 1290152. 37D.04 .. <br />The elevation at any point on the. primary surface is the <br />same as the elevation of the nearest point can the runwa <br />centerline. Far ur ases of .this sub- ' y <br />P P d~str~et, the run- <br />way centerline shall be considered as having a strai ht <br />line grade between the two center g <br />points for that runway <br />as described by caordi Hates i n~ thi s subsect~i~on . <br />b. Runway 16R-34L a roach surfaces. This runwa <br />Y <br />.is a precision instrument runway aligned .n a north- <br />south. di reeti on and ~i s deli gnated as a primary runwa . <br />The inner edges of the w roach surf .y <br />pP aces coincide with <br />the width of the primary surfaces at the ends of Runwa . <br />16R-34L and are 100D feet wide. Each.~a y <br />pproach surface <br />extends outward uniformly to a width~of 16,ODQ feet at <br />a hors zantal d~ stance of 50, 000 fee Y f ram the ri mar <br />p y <br />surface, its centerline being a continuation of the ru ~- <br />n <br />way centerline. Each approach surfiace extends outward <br />and upward at a slope of 50 horizontal feet to l verb <br />foot be innin at the end o cal <br />9 g f and at the same elevation <br />as the primary surface and extending to a horizontal <br />distance of 1D,ODD feet along the extended runwa cent <br />line, then slo es u ward 40 horizont y er~- <br />P p a1 feet to 1 vertical <br />foot to an additional distance of 40,000 feet alon th <br />extended runway centerline. g e <br />c. Runway 3-21 approach surfaces. This runwa is <br />anon-precision instrument run a y <br />w y, aligned in an east- <br />west direction and designated as a crosswind runwa . <br />The inner ed es of the a r y <br />g pp oach surfaces coincide with <br />the width of the primary surfaces at the ends of Runwa <br />Y <br />Ordinance - 2 <br />
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