"Nigel T Peart" wrote in message
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Pay attention chaps, read before you post!!!

Pay attention yourself.

It's clearly not an airpark read "property line".
and he tells us the distance read "60 feet".

"Clearly not an airpark"? Why not? Just because the property itself
doesn't include the runway? Have you ever even seen an airpark? It's quite
common for a residential airpark to have properties that don't include the
runway.

Even if it's not an airpark (and sure looks to me like it is), what of it?
The real question is whether Jay will get annoyed at the airplane noise, and
frankly if the house is near the runway, this is a valid question whether or
not the facility qualifies as an airpark (though, it does).

Pete