§ 72.20   REQUIREMENTS.
   (A)   Certificate. Hold a commercial aircraft operators certificate issued by the Federal Aeronautics Administration and comply with Federal Aviation Regulations and Department of Agriculture Regulations.
   (B)   Compliance. Comply with all rules and regulations of the Department of Transportation, Division of Aeronautics, State of Minnesota including but not limited to 14 MCAR 1.3024 and applicable rules and regulations of Department of Agriculture, State of Minnesota including but not limited to 3 MCAR Chapter 16 AGR 348-367.
   (C)   Land. Leasehold shall contain adequate footage to provide hanger and storage space.
   (D)   Personnel. At least 1 person holding current FAA commercial certificate, properly rated for the aircraft to be used and meeting the requirements of FAA Regulations and applicable regulations of the state and additional persons as needed to assist in loading and servicing of the aircraft and additional properly rated pilots as shall be necessary.
   (E)   Aircraft.
      (1)   At least 1 aircraft that will be airworthy, meeting all of the applicable requirements of FAA regulations and applicable regulations of the state.
      (2)   This aircraft shall be owned or leased by agreement in writing and based on the lessee’s leasehold.
   (F)   Facilities.
      (1)   An approved, segregated chemical or hazardous material storage area protected from public access shall be required.
      (2)   A plan, satisfactory to the City Council for the disposal of all waste products and like tank trucks for handling of liquid spray and mixed liquids as shall be necessary and adequate ground equipment as is necessary for the handling and loading of dusting materials shall be approved by the Council.
   (G)   Insurance coverage:
      (1)   Aircraft liability; bodily injury: 300,000 each person; 300,000 each accident;
      (2)   Property damage: 300,000 each accident;
      (3)   Comprehensive public liability and property damage:
         (a)   Bodily injury: 300,000 each person; 300,000 each accident; and
         (b)   Property damage: 300,000 each accident.
(Prior Code, § 14.601)