A. The following rules are adopted by the Airport Management Authority to provide guidelines for the safe operation of aircraft at the municipal airport. These rules are not in conflict with any Federal Aviation Regulations, but are a supplement to the regulations to provide an acceptable level of safety and to provide protection to the aviation public and public in general:
1. No model airplanes will be operated at the airport without the approval of the air port management. Aircraft that have not been certificated by the Federal Aviation Administration will not be operated at the Grove Municipal Airport without the approval of the airport management;
2. Only FAA certificated pilots or student pilots under the supervision of an FAA Certificated Flight Instructor will be permitted to operate aircraft from the Grove Municipal Airport;
3. All pilots operating in the Grove Municipal Airport traffic pattern shall observe and use a left hand traffic pattern;
4. Since the Grove Municipal Airport does not have a parallel taxiway and the ends of the runway are not visible from either end, aircraft must use the active runway for taxiing, take-offs and landings. To achieve an acceptable level of safety, all radio equipped aircraft will utilize UNICOM Frequency 122.8 Mhz during taxi, take-off and landing operations to report position and intentions;
5. No aircraft will be started and operated inside the Tee Hangars located on the west side of the airport; and
6. No person will be permitted to operate an aircraft from the Grove Municipal Airport while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
B. Any person, firm or corporation who violates any provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction, shall be fined as provided in Section 12-108 of this code. (Ord. No. 269, 5/18/82)