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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-05-22 193-Z ORDINANCE193-2 Introduced by Councilor Baldacci, May 22, 1972 CITY OF BANGOR (TITLE.) Mrbi ulkfrrt. Amending. Chapter 11, Article 35 Airporc..0enartwevt _. To Provide For Airport Rules and Regulations Be it ordainod by W City CmecW of the City ofBawpor, as @llowm: THAT Chapter Ii, Article 35 of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor be amended by adding the following: Section 6. Airport Rules and Regulations 6.1 Definitions. Whenever used in these Rules and Regulations, the fallowing terms sra1L gave the meanings respectively hereinafter indicated: ARRODRW - Shall mean landing area, ramp and apron areas, aircraft parking and storage areas, hangars and terminal buildings add such other areas as my be designated by the Manager. AIRCRAFT - MALL mean and include any and all contrivances now or hereafter used for the navigation of or flight in air or e pace including, but not Limitei to, airplanes, airships, dirigibles, helicopters and gliders. AIRCRAFT PARKING AM STORAGE AREA - Shall mean and include those portions of the Airport desigmtel and made available temporarily or permanently by the Managsr to the public for the parking or storage of Aircraft. AIRPORT - Rball mean the Bangor International Airport, specifically the lands and developments Owned, controlled, operated add maintained by the City of 3angor, consisting of runways, taxiways, hangars, control towers, ramps, aprons, buildings,9roads, streets, parking and storage improvements, utilities, facilitiesother sal property, necessary or convenient, or desirable, for the landing, takeoff, acommodation, and servicing of aircraft of all types and for any commercial, individual or other activity transpiring within the perimeter of the Airport. 193-Z ORUIRARCE RECEIVED 1312 q( 18 Me(4.WJ Amending chap. 11, Art 35Sen. e CITY CLERK'S OFF'C` Airport Pules and Regulations III ry nr glgqIR NPINF IN CITY COUNCIL May 22, 1972 Passed 1st and And readings, consider next meeting. CL U �C 1w CLERK IN CITY CCTNCIL June 12, 1972 AmeMed (see attached amendment engroSaed, PASSED Ey the follow Yes and no vate: Councilors vr Post 6aldacci, 6allou, Signey, Cohen, Pace, Money, Needham. Councilor Henderson voting no. U CLERK �� � _" 0. ,4015 MR C,ZL 93-9 Introduced by Counclloz Baldacci, May 22, 1972 CITY OF BANGOR MUE.) lg/ra11RR gi Amending„DOW Il, Article 3$1irport. Dapgrfdaent -.. _.. To Provide For Airport Rules and Regulations _ Be Y osdeimed bF the pity Cawneil ofthe City of Bangor, as follows: THAT Chapter II, Article 35 of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor be emended by adding the following: Section 6. Airport Rules and Regulations 6.1 Definitions. Whenever wed in these Rules and Regulations, the following terms shall have the meanings respectively hereivfter indicated; AERODRORE - Shall mean landing area, rape and apron areas, aircraft parking and storage arms, hangars and terminal buildingg and such other areae as may be designated by the Mmnager. AIRCRAFT - Shall man and include any and all contrivances now or hereafter used for the navigation of or flight in air or apace, including, but not limited to, airplanes, airships, dirigibles, helicopters and gliders. AIRCRAFT PARKING AND STORAGE AM - Shell mean and include those portions of the Airport designated and made available temporarily or pecmanently by the Manager to the public for the perking ar storage of Aircraft. AIRPORT - Shell mean the Bangor International Airport, specifically the lands and developoents owned, controlled, operated and maintained by the City of Bangor, consisting of runways, taxiways, hungers, control twets, ramps, spread, buildings, structures, roads, streets, parking and storage areas, improvements, utilities, facilities or other eel property, necessary or convenient, or desirable, for the landing, take -off, aco®adation, and servicing of aircraft of all types and for any commercial, individual or other activity transpiring within the perimeter of the Airport. AIRPORT CORAITTRE - The Airport Committee of the Bangor City Council. AIRPORT HIGHWAY - Shall mean and Include those vehicular ways on the Airport designated and made available temporarily Or permanently by the City of Bangor a says to which the c public has the right of a within the meaning of the laws of the State of Maine applicable to regulations of motor vehicles. APRON AREA - See "Ramp and Apron Area. CHILDREN - Shall man persona under the age of eighteen. CITY M&NAGER - City Manager of the City Of Bangor - M. It, Art. 1 of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor. PMBRCENCY CREW HEADQUARTERS - Shall mean and include the facility or facilities which house the fire fighting and rescue organization maintained at Bangor International Airport. EIRE CONTROL MAN - Shall mean and include the chief of the fire fighting and rescue organization maintained by Bangor International Airport at Emergency Crew Headquarters or his authorized representative. FUEL SERVICING VEHICLE - Shall mean and include any vehicle designated and operated for the Purpose of fuel transfer handling in connection with the fueling or de£ueling of aircraft, FURL TRANSFER HANDLING - Shall mean and include the process of transferring Petroleum fuels on the Airport between a bulk storage facility and fuel servicing vehicle or between a fuel servicing vehicle and an aircraft. ITINERANT AIRCRAFT - SM11 mean and include any aircraft using the Airport, the Operator of which has not entered into a lease agreement with the City of Bangor. SET AIRCRAFT - SM11 mean and include any and all aircraft which are not propeller driven, and which accomplish motion entirely by a direct reaction of the thrust of any engine, including, but not limited to, engines which operate on turbine, ram, rocket, or nuclear principles, LANDING'ARBA - Shall mean and include any locality, either of land Or water, including airports and intermediate fields which is used or intended to be used, for the landing and take -off of aircraft, whether o m[ facilities are provided for the shelter, servicing or repair of aircraft or for receiving or discharging passengers or cargo. (Ann O.: 6 MRSA 63) MANAGER - Shell mean the Airport Manager appointed by the City Manager of Bangor, and charged with the duty to super- vise the entire operation of the Airport Department and to Perform such other duties as my be prescribed by the City Manager or any applicable Federal, State or local laws or ordinances. (Anne.; Ch. II, Art. 05) MOTOR VEHICLE - Shall mean and include any self-propelled vehicle not operated exclusively on tracks, Including motorcycles and snowmobiles. NON-SCREDULED CARRIER - Shall mean any airline without a written agreement with the City of Bangor governing its operations at Bangor International Airport. a OPERATOR - Shall man and Include the owner Or other person, fire or corporation controlling the operations of one or more aircraft or one or more vehicles; ory person who has rented much aircraft o vehicle for the Purpose of operation by his own agents. PEW SSION - Shall mean permission granted by the Manager or his authorized representative. PERSON - Shall mean and include any ind Cviduml, firm, co- partnership, corporation, association, ortompany (including any assignee, x teiver, trustee or similar representative thereof) of the United States of America, or any foreign government or any state, political division thereof, or Cho United Nations, and shall further include aircraft operators, crew members, passengers, spectators, sightseers, pleasure end commercial Vehicles, officers and employees of airlines, lessees and other persona Occupying space at the Airport, persona doing business with the City of Bangor o the Manager, its lessees, subleeaeda and permittees and all other persona whatsoever. POLICE - shall mean and include the members of the Bangor Police Department assigned to duty at Bangor International Airport, or other such Members of the Bangor Police Department, or other law enforcement agencies authorized by the Police Chief, as may be assigned temporarily to duty at Bangor International Airport. RAMP An APRON AREA - Shall man and include those portion. Of the Airport designated and made available temporarily o permaner antly by the City of Bangor for loading o not of both paeaengers and cargo to or from aircraft, STORAGE ABPA, - See "Aircraft Parking," a OBSERVATION DECK - Shall man. that area of the roof o other Part of any building designated by the Manager for the use of the public for observation. TURBO -PROP AIRCRAFT - Shall mean and include any and all aircraft which accemlieh m n n by m of a jet engine having a turbine driven propeller whose thrust may or may not be supplemented by that of hot exhaust gases issuing in a jet from the engine itself. VEHICLE - Shall include all kinds of conveyances o ways for persons and for property, including m vehicles and those propelled or draw by human power, such as bicycles, except those need exclusively on tracks. VEHICULAR PARSING AND STORAGE AREA - Shall mean and include these portions of the Airport designated and made available temporarily or permanently by the City of Bangor as vehicular parking and storage areas to which the public has the right of acwe within the meaning of the Taof the State of mins applicable to regulations of motor vehicles. 6.2 general pulse and Regulations. A. CQ LANCE WITH RULES An REGULATIONS 9Te Manager may issue, from time to time, directives as are necessary to implement the purposes of these rules and regulations and which even approval by the Airport Committee shall supplement and have such force and effect as the rules and regulations herein contained. The manager shall determine which areas of the Airport shall be public and which shall be restricted anal shall revise the restricted r a , from time to time, as he shall determine. TueMussershall have three copies of this ordinance and directives in his office for the inspection of any person and three copies shall be filed with the City Clerk for the convenience of the public. B. RESTRICTED AREAS All Scene of the Airport except those areasmay be opened to the public az restricted and no persoshall enter Customs, immigration, or Public Health areas, other areasunder the jurisdiction of the United States Government, any private offices, hangars, maintenance areas, landing areas, ramp area Areas r apron any other r area a on the Airport posted as being closed to the publicexcept: a 1. eersoru assigned to duty or having official business therein 2. Authorized tapreaantativva of the City of Sanave or the Manager and his representatives. 3. Authorized representatives of the United States Government. 4. Persona having prior permission of the Manager. 5. Passengers, under appropriate supexv ialon,. entering upon the ramp and apron areae for purposes of embarkation and debarkation. C. SOLICITING, ADVERTISING, SALES, DISPLAY No person,unless duty authorized by the Manager r by contract signed by the City Manager, shalt in or upon any arae of the Airport: 1. Sell, or offer for sale, any article of merchandise. 2. Conduct any co®ercial activity. 3. Solicit any business or trade. - 4. Solicit alma or funds for any purpose. 5. Poet, distribute, or display signs, posters, handbills, newspapers, advertie events, circulars, or any other printed or written matter. D. USE OF AIRPORT FACILITIES 1. No person shall travel on any portion of the Airport, except upon the roads, walks, or places provided for the particular class of traffic{ nor Occupy the roads or calks in such manner as to hinder or obstruct their proper use. 2. No person shall place, discharge, at deposit in any offal garbage, or any refuse in or upon any Landing area, amp and apron area, aircraft parking and storage a , 1n any public building or any other area on the Airport except in receptacles provided for that Purpose. 3. No person shall enter into any building, loading dock, or observation platform, not sha1L they enter upon the landing areas, Tamp and apron areae, or aircraft parking and storage areas of the Airport wit', a dog or other animal, except aeeing eye dog", or one.property am - fined for shipment Doge and other subsets are permitted In other public areas of the Airport if on a leash or confined in such a manner as to be under positive control. U. observation deck. Children mist be accompanied by an adult when on the observation deck. 4. Passengers shall not be permitted to enplane or deplane except in the presence of authorized a_r11ne or fixed base operator personnel or their designated agents o In the case of private aircraft, in the areas designated for enplaning or deplaning private aircraft. 5. Unless otherwise provided in a lease o other agreement, o person shall use any area of the Airport for storage of cargo 0 other property without permission of the Manager. If, notwithstanding the above prohibition, a person uses such areas for storage as aforesaid, without first obtaining such permission, then the Manager shall have the authority to order the cargo at other property removed. 6. No person shall operate, hinder, Impale, tamper with or otherwise effete heater valves, hydrants, sprinkler valves and devices, blower motors, the electrical, air conditioning or heating system at the Airport without the express permission of the Manger. No person shall hold open by any device or mechanical means or in any way cause to be held open or left open any door o window In any building at the Airport unless so authorized by the Manger. >. Any non-scheduled airline, general aviation and off-line scheduled carrier using Bangor International Airport shall e only such entering services as are licensed by the City of Bangor to contract business at Bangor Internatiaml Airport. g. Phere shall be no distribution at or en the Airport by any person m of any promotional customer dividends, including, but in no any limited to, trading stamps. Whether e Particular Item constitutes a promotional customer dividend within the meaningof this paragraph shall be determined by the Manager. B. Cognucr 1. No person shall, at or upon the Airport, do or omit to do any act if the doing or mission thereof endanger or is likely to endanger persona or property. 2 No person shall commit any disorderly, obscene, indecent, Or unlawful act, commit any nuisance or abandon any personal property at the Airport. F. PIREARS AND gqEXX�PLOSIVES No pereup A%a h authorizede peat officers, poet office officials, the Armed Forces of the United States, and the Maine National Guard or Maine Air National Guard on official duty or any ocher persons authorized by the Manger shall possess any landed or copms led firearm or explosives at the Airport. All persons, other than those in the excepted classes shell, while at the Airport, surrender all such objects in their possession to the police. G. ACCIDENTS All persona involved in any accident o ing at the Airport shall make a full report thereof to the Police as soon after the accident as possible and before leaving the Airport. E. PRRSRRVATION OF PROPERTY No person almll destroy, injure, deface or disturb, tamper with, ora attempt to destroy,. injure, deface or disturb any building, sign, equipment fixture, marker or any other air=cure or property of the Airport. 1. TERMINAL BUILDINGS In order to provide for the safety of persons and the prevention of damage to property, including the terminal buildings, no meetiuge,maes demonstrations, or crowds unwarranted by the primary function of facilitating the traveling public, shall be permitted to occur within a terminal building. The Manager may authorize groups to greet or escort d-gnitaries, each groups not to exceed 25 pets one. The Manager may authorize a press conference if M determinea that such a conference will not interfere with public transportation. 6.3 Vehicular Operations A. GENEML 1. No person shall operate a motor vehicle on the Airport unless said vehicle is properly registered in accordance with the laws of the State of Name, or by permission of the Manager. 2. No vehicle shall be operated on the Airport if such vehicle is so constructed, equipped, or lauded as to endanger or to be likely to endanger persons or property. 3. No vehicle shall be permitted to operate upon any area of the Airport to which the public does not have a right of access unless and until such vehicle has been inspected, by or under the authority of the Manager, and a permit with an assigned number issued to the owner thereof and displayed as required by the Manager. The inspection of the vehicle shall not relieve the operator or or thereof of the duty to comply with any requfre- meuce imposed by Saw or by these Rules and Regulations. 4. Mo Person shall operate a motor vehicle anywhere n the Airport without a valid motor vehicle operator's or chauffeur's license issued by a Seta Registry of Motor Vehicles. 5. No person shall operate a vehicle on the Airport in careless or negligent manner,or in disregard of the rights and safety of others, or without due caution Or circumspection or at a speed or in a manner which endangers or is likely to endanger persona or property, or while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, Or any m eotic or habit-forming drug or in violation of any statute or ordinance. 6. No person shall park a vehicle or leave same standing except at such places and for such periods Of time as my be prescribed or permitted by the Manger. y. Motor vehicles on the Airport shall be operated In strict compliance with speed limits prescribed by the Manger, as indicated by posted traffic signs, and in no case in excess of thirty-five ;35) miles per hour. 8. The Manger may remove from any area of the Airport any vehicle which in disabled, abandoned, parked in vlolati on of these Rules and Regulations, o- which presents an operational problem, at the own expense and without liability for damage which my result in the course of such droving. 9. The driver of any vehicle involved In a accident on the Airport which results in injury or death any person r damage to any property ehe1L Immediately atop such vehicle at the scene of the accident, and give his address, operator'sname license comber, and registration comber to any other person involved in the accident or to any officer witness to the accident. The operator of such vehicle shall promptly provide a full report of the accident to the Police. B. OPERATION ON THE AIRPORT HIGHWAYS OR VEHICULAR PARKING ANO STORAGE AIRS 1. The operator of a vehicle moat at all times comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction of an authorized representative of the Manager. When traffic upon such highways or areae is controlled by traffic lights, signs, Pavement markings, or by mechanical or electrical signals Such as lights, signs, or markings, these shall be obeyed, unless an authorized representative of the Manger direct@ otherwise. 2. No pare on shall stop, Brand or park a vehicle: (a) In front of a driveway. (b) Within a bus scop, safety zone, limousine or taxicab zone, except with permission. (c) In ocher than leased or authorized ae for the purpose of washing, greasing,a repairing a vehicle, except for repairing necessitated by an emergency. (d) On the roadway aide of any stepped or parked vehicle. (double parking) (a) Within twelve (12) feet of a fire hydrant. (f) Other than in accordance with restrictions posted on authorized signs or indicated by painted markings on curbs or pavements. 3. No person shall perk a vehicle within any vehicular parking and storage area on except upthe payment of such parking tariff o charge a my from time to time be prescribed by the contract of the parking authority. No person shall refuse to pay or evade or attempt to evade the payment of such tariffs or charges. 4. No person shall park a vehicle in any area designated 'Tor Employee Parking Only" unless such person has obtained authorization for such parking from the Manager and can produce valid evidence of such authorization C. OPERATION ON AgROORq 1. No vehicles shall be operated on rhe a rodreme, which shall include landing areas, ramp and apron areas and aircraft parking and storage a except those speci- fical Ly author lzed by the Manager, who my require that there be displayed on such vehicle identifying umbers, symbols or flags. The Manager shalt euepeM or evoke such authorization if the vehicle is not in safe condition. 2. The Manager Shall not authorize individually owned private passenger vehicles to operate on the aerodrome unless unusual circumstances of the business of an Airport tenant absolutely requires such operation, which my be given by the Manager only temporarily and span proof of minimum liability insurance coverage of $100,000 per person and $300,000 per accident and minimum property damage insurance of $100,000 per Occident. 3. The npentnr of any vehicle on much aroax of the Airport must at all times comply with any Lawful order, signal, or direction by an authorized rep- reeentative of the Manager andmost possess a valid aerodrome motor vehicle operator's permit, e page ICA 4. All vehicles operating on the landing area shall obtain clearance it= the Control Tower before entering thereon. Such vehicles shall be equipped with or shall be escorted by a vehicle equipped with an operating two-way radio on the appropriate ground frequency. Between the hours of sunset and sunrise, and during tiara of tenured visab_lity, such vehicles shall display appropriate lights a5 designated by the Manager. All vehicles operating on the landing area shall continuously monitor the appropriate ground control frequency and shall immediately comply with any instruction from the Control Tower. During daylight hours, construction vehicles may enter upon the Lending areas under special Provision which shall be prescribed by the Manager with the concurrence of the Canal Tower. 5. Vehicles operating on the ramp and apron and aircraft parking and storage areas tshalt strictly conform to the marked 'Traffic Lene"aaently established and shall observe the following ruleere (e) All vehicles except emergency vehicles responding to emergency, shall yield the right of way to an aircraft. (b) entry to or exit from the "Traffic Lane" Shall be made at a right angle and opposite the point of origin or destination. (c) Vehicles shall COM toe C011PIeLe atop whenever an aircraft Is approaching the "Traffic Lane" from the landing area or is preparing to depart its gate position. Vehicles will not proceed until the aircraft is well clear. (d) Through vehicles shall never be driven between an aircraft and its Loading gate. (e) No vehicleecept emergency vehicles shell be drive at aspeed inexcess of 5 miles per hour within 100 feet of any aircraft or any terminal building or 15 miles per hour elsewhere on the aerodrome. (f) Drive of all vehicles shall be continuously alert end shall exercise extreme autin at all times. (g) Biding on baggage carts, trailer hitches, fenders, loa + 3 A. Parking. No vehicle may park on the landing arm, Or ramp and apron area except in areas designated for parking by the Manager. I or On any portion of a vehicle not equipped with proper seats, running boaxde, handrails or handholds is prohibited. (h) Due to the danger of carbon monoxide fames, no vehicle stall be left unattended with the motor running In the Terminal Building. (i) Vehicles smoking excessively $hall be restricted from the aerodrome. D. AERODR@B MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S PERMITS The M$vger may issue Aerodrome Motor Vehicle Operator's Permits and the Manager may revoke or suspend any Aerodrome Motor Vehicle Operator's Permit upon violation of any law, ordinance or rule or regulation. (e). PERMITS 1. Application: Persona employed at the Airport my apply for an aeredromm motor vehicle operator's permit by submitting an application to the Officer in Merge of the Airport Pol ce Unit. Tenants and owmere of equipment authorized for operation he the ee"reme my submit the application for their employee operators. 2. Requirements: Applicants must: (a) Be at least 18 years of age. (b) Demonstrate their ability to properly operate the vehicles for which they request a permit if required by the Police. (c) Attain a passing grade on rel, written and a road test, if required by the Police. B. Classes of Permits: Applications for permits for operating vehicles on the aerodrome of Bangor International Airport sha1L be made in accordance with the vehicle classes outlined helm: Class 1: Basic permit for Operation of station wagons, passenger cars, panel trucks, baggage toga, mobile baggage conveyers, and any vehicles not exceeding one run net might. Class 2: Permit for operation of large vehicles such as fuel tank trucks, busses, large food dispensing vehicles exceeding one ton net weight. 12 4. Expiration and Renewal of Permit. The permit shall show an expiration date not to exceed two years from the date of issuance. It shall expire at the end of the applicant's birth month. It may be renewed o r before the date of expiration, upon application to the pollee. 5. Restrictions on permit' The permit will show whether the operator Mae any restrictions when driving, such as the need for &Lasses, hearing aides, or other compensations for physical impairment. 6. Classification on Permit: No person it permitted to operate any motorised vehicle an the aerodrome of Bangor International Airport In a class ocher than a class shown on said person's permit ]. Carrying and zxhlblting permits: (a) Any person operating a unto[ vehicle on the aerodrome meet have in his immediate possession his valid aerodrome permit. (b) This permit eha1L be exhibited upon request of the Airport Manager or his authorized representative. S. Permitting Unlicensed Operators to Operate Motor Vehicles on the Aerodrome (a) No person shall permit or direct the asof any motorized vehicle on the aerodrome of Bangor International Airport unless the operator of the vehicle Me in his immediate possession a valid aerodrome permit in his name. (b) The foregoing paragraph shall not apply to a person undergoing training for obtaining a eredrome permit by an authorized licensed aerodrome motor vehicle operator. E. OPERATION 0 TAXICABS, LIMOUSINES, CHARTER AUTOMOBILES, MOTOR BUSES AM RENTAL GARS 1. No person shall operate a taxicab, Limousine, charter automobile o motor bus upon the Airport for the purpose of carrying passengers, baggage or both for hire except in conformity with directives 4n-eeefeemnee-w4eh-she-v Wee-ett6-'rmgmlm64ute governing the operation of taxicabs, limousines, charter auto- mobiles, and motor buses, as established by the Menages. 2. No person shall solicitntal car businessr transact ental car business on the Airport premises unless be is the holder of a permit or contract issued by the Airport Manager. This section shell not be construed to as to prevent delivery of rental care for arriving passengers ` previously reserved by the cost beer a nother point. evidence of such prior reservation my be required by the Manager. 6.4 ENFORC@,2NT 1. The Laws of the State of Maine ahall,vhere applicable, be enforced in the ma r provided by law. City Ordinances and Rules and Regulations of the Airport shall be enforced in the manner provided. 2. All rules and regulations herein contained shall be enforced by the Manager or his authorized representative or the Foam. 3. My person who shall violate any provisionh of this ordinance, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by s fine or penalty of not more than $100. Each and e[y violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense. If any section, or part thereof, of this ordinance is held invalid by any curt, the remainder of the ordinance shall not be effected thereby. AIRPORT COMMITTEE - The Airport Committee of the Bangor City Council. AIRPORT uIGHNAY - Shall mean and include those vehicular ways on the Airport designated and made available temporarily or permanently by the City of Bangor as ways to which the public has the right of access, within the meaning of the Laws of the State of Palms applicable to regulations of motor vehicles. APRON AREA - See "Ramp and Apron Area." CHILDREN - EMIL mean persons under the age of eighteen. CITY MANAGER - City Manager of the City of Bangor - Ch. LI, Art. l of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor. EMERGENCY CREW HEADQUARTERS - Shall mean and include the facility or facilities which house the fire fighting and rescue organization maintained at Banger International Airport. FIRE CONTROL NAR - Shall mean and include the chief of the fire fighting and rescue organization maintained by Bangor International Airport at Emergency Crew Headquarters or his authorized representative. FUEL SERVICING VBRICLE - Shall mean not include any vehicle designated and operated for the purpose of fuel transfer handling in connection with the fueling or defueling of aircraft. FUEL TRANSFER HANDLING - Shall mean and include the process of transferring petroleum fuels on the Airport between a bulk storage facility and fuelservicing vehicle or between a fuel servicing vehicle and an aircraft. ITINERANT AIRCRAFT - Shall man and include any aircraft using the Airport, the operator of which has not entered into a lease agreement with the City of Bangor. TET AIRCRAFT - Shall maand include any and all aircraft which a t propeller driven, and which accomplish motion entirely o by a direct reaction of the thrust of any engine, including, but not limited to, engines which operate on turbine, ram, rocket, or nuclear Principles. LANDING AREA - Shall mean and include any locality, either of land or water, including airports and intermediate fields which is used or intended to be used, for the landing and take -off of aircraft, whether c not facilities are provided for the shelter, servicing or repair of aircraft or for receiving or discharging passengers or cargo. (Anne.: 6 MRSA 93) MANAGER - Shall mean the Airport Manager appointed by the City Manager of Bangor, and charged with the duty to super- vise the entire operation of the Airport Department and to perform such other duties as my be prescribed by the City Manager or any applicable Federal, State or local laws or ordinances. (Anno.: Ch. II, Art. 35) MOTOR VEHICLE - Shall was and include any self-propelled vehicle not operated exclusively on tracks, including motorcycles and snowmobiles. NON-SCHEDULED CARRIER - Shall mean any airline without a written agreement with the City of Bangor governing its operations at Bangor Internacional Airport. x OPERATOR - Shall man and include the owner or ocher person, firm or corporation controlling the operations of one or more aircraft or one or more vehicles{ or any person who has rented such aircraft or vehicle for the purpose of operation by his Own agents. PERMISSION - Shall mean permission granted by the Manager or his authorized representative. PERSON - SM11 mean and include any individual, firm, co- partnership, corporation, association, or company (including any assignee, receiver, c similar representative thereof) of the United States of America, or any foreign government or any state, political division thereof, or r the United Nations, and shall further include aircraft x operators, crew members, passengers, spectators, sightseers, pleasure and commercial vehicles, officers and employees of airlines, lessees and other per occupying spat at the Airport, persons doing business with he City of Bangor o the Manager, its Lessees, sublessees and permittees and all other persona whatsoever. POLICE - Shall mean and include the members of the Bangor Police Department signed to duty at Bangor International Airport, or other such Members of the Bangor Police Department, or other law enforcement agencies authorized by the Police Chief, as my be assigned temporarily to duty at Bangor International Airport. FAME AND APRON AHE& - Shall mean and include those porticos of the Airport designated and made available temporarily o permanently by the City of Bangor for loading or unloading of both passengers and cargo to or from aircraft. STORAGE AREA - See "Aircraft Parking." * OBSERVATION HECK - Shall meanthat area of the roof or other part of any building designated by the Manager for the use of the public for observation. TURBO -PROP AIRCRAFT - Shall mean and include any and nil aircraft which accomplish motion by of a jet engine having a turbine driven propeller whose may or may not be supplemented by that of hot exhaust gases issuing in a jet from the engine itself. VEHICLE - Shall include all kinds of conveyances or ways for persona and for property, including motor vehicles and those propelled or drawn by human power, such as bicycles, except those used exclusively on tracks. VEHICCLAR PARKING AHO STORAGE AREA - Shall mean and include those portions of the Airport designated and made available temporarily or permanently by the City of Bangor as vehicular parking and storage areas to which the public has the right of access, within the meaning of the laws of the State of Maineapplicable to regulations of motor vehicles. 6.2 General Rules and Regulations. A. COMPLIANCE WITH ROLES ANO REGULATIONS Permission granted by the Manager, directly or indirectly, expressly or by implication for entry into or activity upon the Airport is conditioned upon compliance with the Airport Rules and Regulations and entry into or ctivity upon the Airport by any person shall be deemed to constitute a agree- ment by such person to comply with said Rules and Regulations. The Manger shall issue, from time to time, additional rules and regulations as are necessary and which upon approval by the Airport Committee shall supplement and have such force and effect as the Rules and Regulations herein contained. The Manager shall determine which areas of the Airport shalt be public and which shall be restricted and shall revise the restricted areas, from time to time, as he shall determine. The Manager shall have three copies of this ordinance and addltic,uL Rules and Regulations in his office for the inspection of any person and three copies shall be filed with the City Clerk for the convenience of the public. B. RESTRICTED AREM All areas of the Airport except those areas open t the public e restricted and no per shall enterCustoms, Immigration, orPublic Health areae, other areas under the jurisdiction of the United States Government, any private offices, hangers, mainterance areas, , landing areas,a amp and apron a any other restricted ra e on the Airport posted as being closed to the public except: 1. Persons assigned to duty or having official business therein. 2. Authorized representatives Of the City of Bangor Or the Manager and his representatives. 3. Authorized representatives Of the United States Government. 4. Persons having prior permission of the Manger. 5. Passengers, under appropriate supervision, entering upon the ramp and apron s for purposes of embarkation and debarkation. C. SOLICITING, ADVERTISING, SALES, CIRCUS No person,unless duly authorized by the Menage[ or by contract signed by the City Manager, shall in or upon any area of the Airport: 1. Sell, or offer for sale, any article of merchandise. 2. Cormuct any commercial activity. 3. Solicit any business or trade. 4. Solicit alms or funds for any purpose. 5. Poet, distribute, or display signs, posters, handbills, newspapers,advertisements, circulars, or any other printed or written matter. D. USE OF AIRPORT FACILITIES 1. No person shall travel an any portion of the Airport, except upon the reads, walks, or places provided for the particular class Of traffic: nor Occupy the rands or walks in such manner as to hinder or obstruct their proper use. 2. No person shall place, discharge, x deposit in any offal garbage, or any refuse in or upon any landing area, e amp and apron a aircraft parking and storage , In any public building or any other area n the Airport except fareceptacles provided forthat Purpose. 3. No person shall enter into any building, loading dock, or observation platform, not shall they enter upon the landing areas,amp and apron areas, craft parking e and storage of the Airport with a dog or other animal, except a "seeing eye dog", o e properly can - fined - fined forshipmentDogs and other animals are permitted in other public areas of the Airport if on a leash o confined in such a mamex as to be under positive control. 3A. Observation deck. Children must be accompanied by an adult when on the observation deck. G. Passengers shall not be permitted to enplane or deplane except Iv the presence of authorized airline or fixed base operator personnel or their designated agents o n the cane of private aircraft, in the areas designated for enplaning or depleting private aircraft. 5. Unless otherwise provided in a lease or other agreement, o person shall use any a of the Airport for storage of cargo 0 other property without permission of the Manage[. If, notwithstanding the above prohibition, a person uses such areas for storage as aforesaid, without first obtaining such permission, then the Manager sha1L have the authority to orderthe cargo or other property removed. 6. No person shall operate, hinder, impair, tamper with or otherwise effect heater valves, hydrants, sprinkler valves and devices, blower motors, the electrical, air conditioning or heating systema at the Airport without the express permission of the Manager. No paxs on shall hold open by any device o mechanical me rIn any way c o be held open or left open any door o window in any building at the Airport unless Be authorized by the Manager. ). Any non-scheduled airline, general aviation and off-lin scheduled carrier using Bangor International Airport shall use only such catering services as are licensed by the City of Bangor to contract business at Bangor International Airport, 8. There well be no distribution at or on the Airport by any pe[ of any promotional customer dividends, including, but sin no way limited to, trading stamps. Whether a particular item constitutes a promotional customer dividend within the meaningof this paragraph shall be determined by the Manager. E. CONDUCT 1. No persan shall, at o upon the Airport, do mit to do any act if the doing or omission thereof endanger or in Likely to endanger persona or property. 2. No person shall commit any disorderly, obscene, indecent, or unlawful a commit any nuisance or abandon any personal propertat the Airport. F. FIREARMS AND EXPLOSIVES No peersono e cep[ authorized peat officers, poet office, tms ember of the Armed Forces of the United States, and the Maine National Guard or Maine Air National Guard on official duty or any other persons authorized by the Manager shall possess any loaded or concealed firearms o explosives at the Airport. All persons, other than those in the excepted classes shall, while at the Airport, surrender all such objects in their possession to the police. G. ACCIDENTS All persona involved inc any accident occurring at the Airport shall mekea full report thereof to the Police as soon after the accident as possible and before leaving the Airport. R. PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY No person shall destroy, injure, deface or disturb, tamper with, orattempt to destroy, injure, deface r disturb any building, sign, equipment, fixture, marker or any other structure or property of the Airport. I. TERMINAL BUILDINGS In order to provide for the safety of persona and the prevention of damage to property, including the terminal buildings,omeetings, s demonstrations, or or w owes unwarranted by the primary function of facilitating the traveling public, shall be permitted to occur within aama rminal building. The Manager y authorize groups to greet o t dignitaries, such groups not to exceed 25 persons. The Manager may authorize a press conference if he determines that such a conference will not interfere with public transportation. 6.3 Vehicular Operations A. GENERAL I. No person shall operate a motor vehicle on the Airport unless said vehicle is properly registered in accordance with the laws of the grate of Ma fee, or by permission of the Manager. 2. No vehicle shall be operated an the Airport if such vehicle is so constructed, equipped, or loaded as to endanger or to be likely to endanger persons or property. 3. No vehicle shall be permitted to operate upon any area of the Airport to which the public does not have a right of access unless and until such vehicle has been inspected, by or under the authority of the Manager, and a permit with an assigned numberrued to the own¢ thereof and displayed a required by the Manager. The inepectioa of the vehicle shall not relieve the operator or Owner thereof of the duty to comply with any require- ments imposed by law or by these Rules and Regulations. 4. No person shall operate a motor vehicle anywhere n the Airport without a valid motor vehicle operator's or chauffeur's license issued by a State Registry of Motor Vehicles. 5. No person shall operate a vehicle on the Airport in careless negligent manner,or in disregard of the rights and safety of others, or without due caution or circumspection or at a speed or in a center which endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property, or while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, rany n r habit-forming drug or in violation of any statute or ordinance. 6. No person shall park a vehicle or leave same standing except at such pieces and for such periods of time as my be prescribed orpermittedby the Manager. J. Motor vehicles on the Airport shall be operated in strict compliance with speed limits prescribed by the Manager, as indicated by posted traffic signs, and in no ease in excess of thirty-five (35) miles per hour. 8. The Manager may remove from any area of the Airport any vehicle which is disabled, abandoned, parked in violation of these Rules and Regulations, or which presents an operational problem, at the ow expenseand without liability for damage which may result in the course of such moving. 9. The driver of any vehicle involved in an accident on the Airport which results in injury or death to any person r damage to any property shall immediately atop such vehicle at the scene of theaccident, and give his , address,operator'slicense number, and registration umberto any other person involved in the accident or to any officerowitness to the accident. The operator of such vehicle shall promptly provide a full report of the accident to the Police. B. OPERATION ON TIS AIRPORT HIGHWAYS OR VEHICULAR PASSING AMU STORAGE AREAS 1. The operator of a vehicle most at all time comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction of an authorized representative of the Manage[ When traffic uponsuch highways o areas i controlled by traffic lights, signs, pavement markings, or by mechanical or electrical signals such as lights, signs, or markings, these shall be obeyed, unless authorized representative of the Manager directs otherwise. 2. No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle: (a) In front of a driveway. (b) Within a bus stop, safety zone, Limousine or taxicab zone, except with permission. (c) In other than Leased or authorized ae for the purpose of washing, greasing,o repairing a vehicle, except for repairing necessitated by an emergency. (d) On the roadway side of any stopped or parked vehicle. (double parking) (e) Within twelve (12) feet of a fire hydrant. (f) other than in accordance with restrictions posted on authorized signs or indicated by Minted markings on curbs or pavements. 3. No person shall park a vehicle within any vehicular parking and storagearea except upon the payment of such parking tariff s charge as may from time to Lime be prescribed by the contract of the parking authority. No person shall refuse to pay or evade or attempt to evade the payment of seek tariffs or charges. 4. No person shall park a vehicle in any area designated 'Tor Employee Parking Only" unless such person has obtained authorization for such parking from the Manager and can produce valid evidence of such authorization. C. OPERATION ON AERODRQID 1. No vehicles shall he operated on thearodrome which shall Include landing areas,amp and apron areas and aircraft parking and storage a except those speci- fically authorized by the Managers who may require that there be displayed on such vehicle identifying numbers, symbols or flags. The Manager shall suspend or evoke such authorization if the vehicle is not in safe condition. 2. The Manager shall not authorize individua LLy owned private passenger vehicles to operate on the aerodrome unless unusual circumstances of the business of a Airport tenant absolutely requiressuch operation, which my be given by the Manageronly temporarily and upon proof of minimum liability i rage of $100,000 per person and $300,000 per a,,tions and minimum property damage insurance of $100,000 per accident. 3. The operator of any vehicle on such areas of the Airport moat at all times comply with any lawful order, signal, or direction by an authorized rep- resentative of the Manager and.must possess a valid aerodrome motor vehicle operator's permit. see page 10a 4. All vehicles operating on the landing area shall obtain clearance from the Control Tower before entering thereon. such vehicles shalt be equipped with or shall be escorted by a vehicle equipped with a operating two-way radio on the appropriate ground frequency. Between the hours of sunset and sunrise, and during times of reduced visab111ty, such vehicles shall display appropriate lights as designated by the Manager. All vehicles operating on the landing area shall continuously monitor the appropr Late around control frequency and shall immediately comply with any instruction from the Control Tower. During daylight hours, construction vehicles may enter upon the landing a under special provision which shall be prescribed by the Manager with the concurrence of the Control Tower. 5. Vehicles operating on the ramp and apron and aircraft parking and storage a shalt strictly conform to the marked 'Traffic Lane" areas ntly established and shall observe the foll wing rules (a) All vehiclesgcept a ncy vehicles responding to an emergency, shall yield the right of way to an aircraft. (b) Entry to or exit from the "Traffic Lane" shall be made at a right angle and opposite the point of origin or destination. (c) Vehicles shall come to a comp Lete stop whenever an aircraft is approaching the "Traffic Lane" from the landing area or s preparing to depart its gate position. Vehicles will nut proceed until the aircraft is well clear. (d) Through vehicles shall n r be driven between an aircraft and its loading gate. (e) No Vehicle except emergency vehicles shall be driven at a speed in excess of 5 miles per hour within 100 feet of any aircraft or any terml nal building or 15 miles per hour elsewhere on the aerodrome. (f) Mfac of all vehicles shall be continuously alertend shall exercise extreme caution at all time. (g) Biding on baggage carts, trailer hitches, fenders, + 1 A. Parking. No vehicle may park on the landing area, or ramp and apron area except in areas designated for parking by the Manager. loa or at any portion of a vehicle not equipped with proper seats, running boards, handre ile or handholds Is prohibited. (h) One to the danger of carbon morcomide fumes, no vehicle shall be left unattended with the motor running in the Terminal Building. (i) Vehicles smoking excessively shell be restricted from the aerodrome. D. ARRDORCHE MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR'S PERMITS The Manger may issue Aerodrome Motor Vehicle Operator's Permits and the Manager my revoke or suspend any Aerodrome Motor Vehicle Operator's Permit upon violation of any law, ordinance or rule or regulation. (a) PERFIITS 1. Application: Persons employed at the Airport may apply for an aerodrone motor vehicle operator's permit by submitting an application to the Office 1n Charge of the Airport Police Unit. Promote and of equipmentauthorized for operation on the aerodrome may submit the application for their employee operators. 2. Requirements: Applicants must. (a) Be at Least 18 years of age. (b) Demonstrate their ability to properly operate the vehicles for which they request a permit if required by the Police. (c) Attain a passing grade on an oral, written and a road test, if required by the Police. 3. Classes of Permits: Applications for permits for operating vehicles on the aarodrome of Bangor International Airport shall be made in accordance with the vehicle classes outlined below Class 1: Basic permit for operation of station wagons, passenger cars, panel trucks, baggage tugs, mobile baggage conveyers, and any vehicles not exceeding one ton net weight. Class 2: Permit for operation of large vehicles such as fuel tank c[ocks, busses, large food dispensing vehicles exceeding one ton net weight. L2 4. Expiration and Renewal of Permit. The permit shall show an expiration date not to exceed two yeas from the date of ies It shall expire at the end of the applicant's birth month. It my be renewed on r beforethe date of expiration, upon application to the Police. 5. Restrictions on Permit: The permit will show whether the operator has any restrictions when driving, such as the need for glasses, hearing aides, or other compensations for physical impairment. 6. Classification on Permit: No person is permitted t operate any motorized vehicle on the a rod[ome of Bangor International Airport in a Claes other than a class shows on said person's permit ]. Carrying and Exhibiting Permits: (a) Any person o operating a vehicle n the aerodrome m t have in his immediate possession his valid aerodrome permit. (b) This permit shall be exhibited upon request of the Airport Manager or his authorized representative. 8. Permitting Unlicensed operators to Operate Motor Vehicles on the Aeredtome (a) No person shall permit or direct the asof t any m me ted vehicle n the a rodroof Bangor International Airport unless the operator of the vehicle has in his immediate possession a valid aerodrome permit in his name. (b) The foregoing paragraph shall not apply to a person undergoing training for obtaining an rodrme permit by an authorized licensed aerodrome motor vehicle operator. E. OPERATION OF TAXICABS, LIMOUSINES, CHARTER AUTOMOBILES, MOTOR BUSES AND RENTAL CARS 1. No person shall operate a taxicab, Limousine, charter automobile o motor bus upon the Airport for the purpose of carrying passengers, baggage or both for hire except inc onforms with therulesand regulations governing theoperation of taxicabs, limousine char a - mobiles, and motor buses, as established by the Manager. 2. No person n shall solicit rental car business or transact rental n car bus n the Airport premises unless he i the holder of apermit or contract issued by the Airport Manager. Thissection shall not be construed so as be prevent delivery of rental cars for arriving passenger previously reserved by the customer at another point. Evidence of such prior reservation may be required by the Manager. 6.4 ENFORCEMENT 1. The Laws of the State of Nuine shall,wheve applicable, be enforced In the wanner provided by Law. City Ordinances and Rules and Regulations of the Airport shall be enforced in the manner provided. 2. All rules and regulations herein contained shall be enforced by the Manager or his authorized representative or the police. 3. The Manager shall at his discretion have the authority to expel froa the Airport, and to deny any person re-entry thereon, any Pere on who violates any law or any provision of these rules and regulations. 4. Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance shall be fined not wore than one hundred dollars at the discretion of the ct having jurisdiction. Each and every viola[ of the provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense 13 8,E RE: Council Order 193-Z Airport Rules and Regulations 6.2 General Rules and Regulations. A. (ascend paragraph) CO!@LIANCE WITH RULES AND REGULATIONS The Manager may Issue, from time to time, directives a are necessary to implement the purposes of these rules and regulations and which upon approval by the Airport Committee shall supplement and have such force and effect as the rules and regulations herein contained. The Manager shall determine which areas of the Airport shall be public and which shall be restricted and Shall revise the restricted areas, from time to time, as he shall determine. As Madder shall have three copies of this ordinance add directives in his office for the inspection of any person and three copies shall be filed with the City Clerk for the convenience of the public. B. RESTRICTED AREAS All areas of the Airport except those areae as may be opened to the public are restricted.... F. FIREARMS AND WLOSIM No person, except authorized peace officers, poet office officials, customs officials. .... 6.3 A. OPERATION OF TAXICABS, LIMOUSINES, CUARTER AUTONOBILRS, MCIOR BUSES ANO RENTAL CARS 1. No person shall operate a taxicab, limousine charter automobile or motor bus upon the Airport for the purpose of carrying passengers, baggage or both for hire except in conformity with directives governing the operation of taxicabs, limousinescharter automobiles, motor buses and -rental -ears as maybe established by the Manager. 6.4 BNFORCENENT 3. Any person who shall violate any provisions of this ordinance, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine or penalty of not more than $100. Each add every violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense. Qa(i%i eY i d C4 C&. w