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.!. EXHIBIT "C" t 44292 Federal Register / Vol. 52. No. 222 / Wednesday, November 18. 1987 / Rules and Regulations 4139.337 WkNft hazard managomont. (2)Priorities for needed habitat this section.the certificate holder shall (a)Each certificate holder shall modification and changes in land use provide information on the following provide for the conduct of an ecological identified in the ecological study,with airport conditions which may affect the study,acceptable to the Administrator. target dates for completion. safe operations of air carriers: when any of the following events occurs (3)Requirements for and.where (1)Construction or maintenance on or near the airport: applicable.copies of local.state,and activity on movement areas,safety (1)An air carrier aircraft experiences Federal wildlife control permits. areas.or loading ramps and parking a multiple bird strike or engine (4)Identification of resources to be areas. ingestion. provided by the certificate holder for (2)Surface irregularities on movement (2)An air carrier aircraft experiences implementation of the plan. areas or loading ramps and parking a damaging collision with wildlife other (5)Procedures to be followed during areas. than birds. air carrier operations.including at (3)Snow,ice.slush,or water on the (3)Wildlife of a size or in numbers least— (i)Assignment of personnel movement area or loading ramps and capable of causing an event described in responsibilities for implementing the parking areas. paragraph(a)(1)or(2)of this section is procedures: (4)Snow piled or drifted on or near observed to have access to any airport (ii)Conduct of physical inspections of movement areae contrary to 4139.313. flight pattern or movement area. the movement area and other areas (5)Objects on the movement area or (b)The study required in paragraph critical to wildlife hazard management safety areas contrary to§139.309. (a)of this section shall contain at least sufficiently in advance of air carrier (8)Malfunction of any lighting system the following: operations to allow time for wildlife required by 4139.311. (1)Analysis of the event which controls to be effective: (7)Unresolved wildlife hazards as prompted the study. (iii)Wildlife control measures:and identified in accordance with 4 139.337. (2)Identification of the species. (iv)Communication between the (8)Nonavailability of any rescue and numbers.locations.local movements, wildlife control personnel and any air firefighting capability required in and daily and seasonal occurrences of traffic control tower in operation at the 139.317 and 139.319. wildlife observed. airport. (9)Any other condition as specified in (3)Identification and location of (6)Periodic evaluation and review of the airport certification manual or features on and near the airport that the wildlife hazard management plan airport certification specifications.or attract wildlife. for— which may otherwise adversely affect (4)Description of the wildlife hazard (i)Effectiveness in dealing with the the safe operations of air carriers. • to air carrier operations. wildlife hazard:and (d)FAA Advisory Circulars in the 150 (c)The study required by paragraph (ii)Indications that the existence of series contain standards and procedures (a)of this section shall be submitted to the wildlife hazard.as previously for using the NOTAM system for the Administrator.who determines described in the ecological study,should dissemination of airport information whether or not there is a need for a be reevaluated. which are acceptable to the wildlife hazard management plan.In (7)A training program to provide Administrator. reaching this determination,the airport personnel with the knowledge Administrator considers— and skills needed to carry out the 4 139.341 Wentitykm&marking,and (1)The ecological study: wildlife hazard management plan r9porting construction and odw (2)The aeronautical activity at the required by paragraph(d)of this airport: section. (a)Each certificate holder shall— (3)The views of the certificate holder. (f).Notwithstanding the other (1)Mark and.if appropriate,light in a (4)The views of the airport users:and requirements of this section.each manner acceptable to the certificate holder shall take immediate (5)Any other factors bearing on the Administrator— mattermeasures to alleviate wildlife hazards of which the Administrator is (i)Each construction area and aware. whenever they are detected. unserviceable area which is on or (g)FAA Advisory Circulars in the 150 adjacent to an movement area or an (d)When the Administrator Series contain standards and procedures y y determiner that a wildlife hazard for wildlife hazard management at other area of the airport on which air management plan is needed thecarrier aircraft may be operated: certificate holder shall formulate and airports which are acceptable to the--- - (ii)Each item of construction implement a plan using the ecological Administrator. equipment and each construction study as a basis.The plan shall— 1139.339 Airport cormillion reporting. roadway.which may affect the safe (1)Be submitted to.and approved by. (a)Each certificate holder shall movement of aircraft on the airport:and the Administrator prior to provide for the collection and (iii)Any area adjacent to a navaid implementation:and dissemination of airport condition that if traversed could cause (2)Provide measures to alleviate or information to air carriers. derogation of the signal or the failure of eliminate wildlife hazards to air carrier (b)In complying with paragraph(a)of the navaid,and operations. this section,the certificate holder shall (2)Provide procedures,such as a (e)The plan shall include at least the utilize the NOTAM system and.as review of all appropriate utility plans following: appropriate.other systems and prior to construction.for avoiding (1)The persons who have authority procedures acceptable to the damage to existing utilities.cables, and responsibility for implementing the Administrator. wires.conduits.pipelines,or other plan. (c)In complying with paragraph(i)of underground facilities.