Model Aircrafts & Model Rockets - Monmouth County

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CLUBS:12. Clubs may obtain an annual permit to fly model aircraft and launch model rockets bysubmitting the following:a. Completed “Model Aircraft and Model Rocket Application Form for FlyingClubs,” with Club Roster attached. Club Roster includes each member’s name,address, phone, and, if applicable, flying status for radio-controlled model aircraft(i.e., novice, pilot, instructor), and AMA number. Club Roster shall be updatedand forwarded to the park manager whenever there are changes, including newmembers and their flying status, changes in members’ flying status, and deletions.b. Certificate of Insurance, listing “County of Monmouth” as additional namedinsured. Insurance coverage shall be a minimum of $1,000,000 bodily injury andproperty damage.c. Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) Chartered Club Certificate.d. Payment of applicable permit fee.13. Club members shall have in their possession at the flying fields and the launch area thefollowing:a. AMA License for radio-controlled model aircraft.b. Club Membership Card, issued by club.14. Not-for-profit groups may obtain a single-day permit for non-radio controlled modelrockets by providing:a. “Articles of Incorporation.”b. Certificate of Insurance (See #12b.).c. “Model Aircraft and Model Rocket Application Form for Flying Clubs.”d. Club Roster of participants.INDIVIDUALS:15. Individuals may obtain an annual permit authorizing them to fly model aircraft andlaunch model rockets, or an annual permit authorizing them to launch model rocketsonly, by submitting the following:a. Completed “Model Aircraft and Model Rocket Application Form for IndividualsNot Affiliated with Permitted Clubs.”b. Certificate of Insurance (See #12b.).c. Copy of AMA License for radio-controlled model aircraft, with flight status level.d. Flying Status Form, if not AMA pilot-rated for radio-controlled model aircraft.e. Payment of applicable permit fee.16. Individuals shall have in their possession at the flying fields and the launch area thefollowing:a. Annual Permit, with flying status indicated for radio-controlled model aircraft.(See #19.)b. AMA License, for radio controlled model aircraft.2 of 7
17. Individual rated as AMA aircraft “New Flyer” or “Novice” shall be accompanied by aninstructor.MODEL AIRCRAFT:18. Clubs shall certify their members and indicate each member’s flying status on the ClubRoster, with monthly updates as needed. Only club members with a “Pilot” or“Instructor” status rating shall be permitted to fly solo. Club members with a “Novice”or “New Flyer” status rating shall be supervised by an instructor. In order to fly solo,club novice flyers shall pass the Flying Qualifications Test administered by a permittedinstructor. This change in status shall be indicated on the club’s updated roster.19. Individuals who are not affiliated with a club may initially have indicated on their AnnualPermit a “New Flyer” or “Novice” status rating, and as such they shall be supervised by apermitted instructor. In order to fly solo, individual new flyers and novices shall pass the“Flying Qualifications Test” administered by a qualified instructor, or provide currentAMA documentation with “Pilot” or higher status indicated. A successful “FlyingQualifications Test” shall be documented with instructor’s name, AMA number, and dateand place of test. The resulting change in status shall be supplied to the park manager inorder to update the individual’s Annual Permit.20. The flying field may be used for combustion-engine aircraft daily from 10:00 a.m. untilone hour prior to the posted time of park closing. The flying field may also be used forsilent-flight gliders and electric-engine aircraft daily from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.21. All combustion engines shall be equipped with mufflers in order to limit decibel level to96 db at a reference distance of 20 feet.22. All aircraft shall be flown within marked, designated areas.23. No more than five radio-controlled aircraft shall be airborne at one time, no more thanfour of which shall be combustion-engine aircraft.MODEL ROCKETS:1. The launch area may be used seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. until one hour prior tothe posted time of park closing. Because the launch area adjoins athletic and recreationfields, rockets shall not be launched when the fields are in use. Individuals who plan tolaunch rockets must call the park to check the status of the launch area prior to arrival.2. Individuals shall abide by the Model Rocket Safety Code as set forth by the NationalAssociation of Rocketry (NAR).3. Model rockets are limited to Class “B” or smaller, non-radio controlled.4. Only one rocket shall be launched at a time.3 of 7
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