Every person, firm or corporation intending to establish and use a heliport or helistop within the City shall first submit plans for approval to the Director of Public Safety, consisting of the following:
(a) A statement as to the intended use of the heliport or helistop, whether public or private, commercial or otherwise, the identity and financial responsibility of the management, frequency of flights and size and manufacture of equipment intended to be used.
(b) A plan of the proposed site showing dimensions of the entire usable area, dimensions of actual landing and take-off areas, all obstructions within 1,000 feet of the heliport or helistop, indicating their heights, and drawings of flight and approach paths within 1,000 feet of the heliport or helistop.
(c) A report by a professional engineer approved by the Building Commissioner showing that the roof structure or platform is designed to support concentrated loads on any one square foot equivalent to three-fourths gross weight of the largest helicopter or steep gradient aircraft to be accommodated.
(Ord. 52-87. Passed 7-14-87.)