Section 2. Extension of Determinations
7-2-1. AUTHORITY
The FAA official issuing
a determination has the delegated authority to grant an extension. Where a
petition for an extension generates public interest or controversy, the OEG must
inform the office of Mission Support, Airspace Services.
7-2-2. CONDITIONS
An extension may be
granted provided the request is timely (received by the FAA 15 days before the
determination expires) and a review of aeronautical activity shows no
significant adverse effect resulting from a change that has occurred since the
determination was issued. In the event a request for extension to the expiration
date cannot be granted based on new facts, a “Determination of Hazard to Air
Navigation" should be issued effective on the day following the expiration date
of the no hazard determination.
7-2-3. COORDINATION
Coordination with
Airspace Regulations and ATC Procedures Group must be obtained before denying
extensions that pertain to structures that are subject to FCC licensing
authority.
7-2-4. EXTENSION PERIOD
Normally, one extension for a period of 18
months may be granted, unless the sponsor requests a shorter period.
7-2-5. REVIEW PROVISIONS
FOR PETITION
If an extension is
granted on a DNH, petition rights apply, and therefore, each such extension must
contain a statement advising of the petition period, the effective date, and the
new expiration date.
7-2-6. DISTRIBUTION
Distribution must be
accomplished in accordance with paragraph 7-1-7.
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