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![]() C J Campbell wrote: SEC. 5-36. FLYING AT LOW ALTITUDE; PERMITS FOR LANDING PLACES. No person shall fly any aircraft over the city at a lower altitude than 2500 feet from the surface of the earth Questionable whether a city can do that, to say the least. But a lot of them try. They absolutely can not. Here's a useless one: SEC. 5-18. TAKE-OFF AND LANDING DIRECTION. All aircraft take-offs and landings by pilots shall be in the direction indicated by the airport wind direction indicator unless otherwise authorized by the airport control tower. (Ord. Nos. 8213; 14384) Same here. Arguably federal laws take precedence over city ordinances. Federal law prevails here. |
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