Sections:
12.84.010 Definitions.
12.84.020 Civil Aeronautics Administration and state rules to govern flights unless provision in chapter is more stringent.
12.84.030 Altitude of flight.
12.84.040 Aerial acrobatics.
12.84.050 Dropping objects from planes.
12.84.060 Emission of unnecessary loud noises.
12.84.070 Flights to begin and end at regularly established flying fields-Exception.
12.84.100 Dusting, etc., plants.
12.84.110 Carrying inflammable materials.
12.84.120 Careless and reckless flying.
12.84.130 Number of airplanes.
12.84.140 Broadcasting with loudspeakers for advertising, etc., purposes-Generally.
12.84.150 Broadcasting-Permit-Required-Application-Issuance.
12.84.160 Broadcasting-Permit-Application-Fee.
12.84.170 Broadcasting-Permit-Revocation.
12.84.180 Broadcasting-Permit-Duration.
12.84.190 Broadcasting-Hours-Sunday broadcasting prohibited.
12.84.200 Broadcasting-Prohibited over certain locations.
12.84.210 Broadcasting-Music.
The following words, when used in this chapter shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this section:
"Aerial acrobatics" includes any manipulation of the controls of an aircraft which tends, or may tend, to divert the aircraft from a normal flight in a horizontal plane parallel to the surface of the earth, save and excepting only such manipulation of the controls as may be necessary to cause the aircraft to ascend or descend from one altitude to another, by means of a gradual ascent or descent with every consideration of stability and safety.
"Aircraft" includes every kind of vehicle or structure intended for use as a means of transporting persons or goods, or both, in the air. "Aircraft" includes helicopters.
"Fly" or "flight" includes every kind of locomotion by an aircraft.
"Helicopter" means a rotorcraft which depends for its motion and support in the air principally upon the lift generated by one or more power-driven rotors that rotate on substantially vertical axis. (Prior code § 4.01.001)
The rules and regulations promulgated by the Civil Aeronautics Administration of the government of the United States and the laws of the state are declared to be in effect for all purposes and shall be followed by all aircraft operating in or over the city. The city council declares that if any provision recited in this chapter is more stringent than federal, state or county regulations the provisions of this chapter shall apply. (Prior code § 4.01.002)
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