73-66 - Height Regulations Around Airports

LAST AMENDED
7/23/1964

The Board of Standards and Appeals may permit the construction, #enlargement#, or reconstruction of a #building or other
structure# in excess of the height limits established under Sections 61-21 (Restriction on Highest Projection of Building or
Structure) or 61-22 (Permitted Projection Within any Flight Obstruction Area), provided that the applicant submits a site plan,
with elevations, showing the proposed #building or other structure# in relation to such maximum height limits, and that the
Board finds that such proposed #building or other structure#, #enlargement#, or reconstruction would not constitute a hazard
(either under the existing layout of the airport or under any planned reorientation or lengthening of the airport runways) to the
safety of the occupants of such proposed #building#, to other #buildings# in the vicinity or to the safety of air passengers, and
would not disrupt established airways.

The Board shall refer the application to the Federal Aviation Administration for a report as to whether such construction will
constitute a danger to the safety of air passengers or disrupt established airways.