| PVMAC Club Rules
POMONA VALLEY MODEL
AIRPLANE CLUB
Prado and Norton
Airpark Rules and Regulations
Rules Specific to
Prado or Norton are Located at the End of These Rules
New pilots and
guests must read before flying
***Take notice of
illustration of airpark for over-fly area and
restricted areas***
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Place membership
card
or day-pass ticket on frequency board before turning
on transmitter and aircraft. All non-club-members must obtain
a $10 day-fee-pass ticket before flying at the field.
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All
pilots must have AMA cards on hand and follow all AMA
regulations and PVMAC rules and regulations.
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All pilots using
50/53 MHz requires FCC ham license present at this field.
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Members using
2.4 GHz radios must post their PVMAC cards on frequency
board that designates their flight station. This is to
verify PVMAC membership. Remove card after flight.
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Students must be
on a buddy box
with an instructor at all times. Students can fly at no
charge as long as their Membership Application is in process.
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Maximum of
five aircraft aloft at one time.
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Only pilot,
student, and observer at pilot stations.
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Pilots
must be on pilot stations while flying.
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Pilot performing
a special flight demonstration
must get consent of all pilots present—Runway must be
closed during flight demonstration.
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Noise
restrictions are limited to 106 dB
at ten feet taken at four corners of aircraft in designated
area. Plus high-speed fly-by approximately 300’ out
and 100’ high from pilot stations, maximum dB
limit not to exceed 76 dB. This procedure will ensure that we
will not exceed 60dB at the bird sanctuary as per
contract for this field.
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Keep aircraft
in area designated by PVC poles
at the outer perimeter corners of fly-over space. Norton:
Do not cross flight boundary north of field designated by PVC
poles approximately 400’ out.
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Keep all
aircraft maneuvers north of runway—No flying over pilot
stations, spectators, or over trees to the east of field (bird
sanctuary - Prado). Aircraft must not cross deadline.
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Spectators
may not go north of the pit area
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Take-offs
and landings are to be from right to left into
prevailing winds and the traffic pattern is to be
clockwise (unless wind conditions dictate otherwise).
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No flying over
runway.
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Aircraft taking
off must pass double yellow lines before rotation.
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Aircraft are
not allowed to fly above 400 feet (FAA regulation).
Descend immediately when full-scale aircraft are flying in the
area.
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No taxiing in
the pit area.
Hold onto aircraft to launch ramp area.
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Pilots must say
loudly “Taking off” or “Landing”
as appropriate.
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Before
retrieving
a crashed aircraft in over-fly field area, wait until all
aircraft have landed. Close runway to retrieve crashed
aircraft.
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Dead stick
aircraft
have the right-of-way over all other aircraft.
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Turbine aircraft
are not allowed at the Prado or Norton fields.
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First aid kit
and fire extinguisher
are in the small container using club membership key.
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No
electric or gas R/C cars allowed on premises.
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No bicycles,
scooters, roller blades, or skateboards
allowed in pit area.
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No vehicles
on runway, DG runway, or fly-over field area.
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Flying R/C
aircraft on premises without PVMAC club card or
PVMAC day-pass ticket present -- subject to fines and/or
prosecution.
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Club members
will monitor the field and check unfamiliar pilots
for AMA and PVMAC membership and collect $10
flying fee if not a PVMAC member.
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No alcohol
or drugs allowed at the field. Smoking only in designated
areas..
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Everyone place
trash in the dumpster that is provided to keep the field clean.
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Flying hours
Monday through Saturday--sunup to sundown.
Sunday-No flying before 7:30 A.M.
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The field is
open to the public for flying on the weekends from
9 to 5 by paying a $10 day fee.
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During the week
a club member may bring a guest and is responsible for the
guest at all times. Guests must pay a $10 day fee and
be an AMA member.
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Be aware of
signs and notices that may be posted at times. These
are informational notices that everyone needs to be aware
of—safety issues and other important items.
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Any pilot who
has been observed flagrantly violating AMA regulations, club
rules, and/or the conditions as set forth in the contract
of this field will be cited with a violation and/or notice
of suspension.
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All
club members are responsible to ensure that the
rules and regulations are enforced. Please restrict flying of
any pilot who is observed flying in an unsafe manner.
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All disputes
must be brought before the Board of Directors for resolution.
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Membership
renewal is December 31—no grace period.
Rules Specific to Prado
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All Helicopters
and park flyers with flat foam wings must take off in their
designated areas—south of the parking lot.
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Cucamonga Ave.
Main Gate Rules:
Gate must be closed at all times Monday through Friday.
On Saturday and Sunday gate can be open until 5:00 P. M.
After 5:00 P. M. gate must be closed and locked.
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Park Gate Rules:
Reattach lock to chain after opening gate. Last PVMAC
member to leave the park must close and lock gate at
all times.
For Emergency Call:
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Prado Park
Ranger (909) 597-4260
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Chino Police
Dept. (909) 628-1234
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Chino Fire
Dept. (909) 983-5911
For calls to
police or fire departments our address is:
PVMAC Chino Corona Road, South of Women’s Prison
17202 Cucamonga Ave.
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Please keep in
mind that we are guests on this property owned by the
Army Corps of Engineers, supervised by San
Bernardino County Parks and Recreation, and overseen by
California Fish and Game. Representatives from any of these
agencies are to be treated with utmost respect and
courtesy.
Rules
Specific to Norton
46. Runway
Security Fence Rule: Unlock north side poles and
remove south side safety fence. Last member
to leave must reinstall poles and lock up for security of runway
– as per contract with Airport Authority.
47. Airport
Authority
may enter the use area at any time for any purpose including
performing random checks of membership cards and licenses to
verify participant’s membership to PVMAC. Please keep in
mind we are guests at this airport and the Airport
Authority and their representatives will be treated with the
utmost respect and courtesy.
For Emergency Call:
48. Airport
Authority: 9:00 – 5:00 (909)-382-4100 / 24-hour
(909) 426-4324
49. Airport
Police Dept. pager: (909) 405-9522 / Office
(909) 382-3496
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