Section 3. Revision, Correction, and
Termination of
Determination
7-3-1. REVISIONS AND TERMINATIONS
BASED ON NEW FACTS
The FAA official responsible for issuing a no hazard
determination has the delegated authority (Section
77.39) to revise or terminate the determination
provided. The decision is based upon new facts that
change the basis on which the original determination
was made.
a. Revised determinations based on new
aeronautical facts shall be issued under a new
aeronautical study number that would cancel and
supersede the original determination.
b. A decision to terminate a no-hazard
determination shall be based on new facts that
change the basis on which the determination was
made. Normally in such a case, a subsequent
"Determination of Hazard" would be issued under a
new aeronautical study number.
7-3-2. CORRECTION
The FAA official issuing a determination may also
correct that determination as required. Editorial
changes that do not involve a coordinate change (of
one second or more in latitude or longitude) or
elevation change (of one foot or more) may be issued
as corrections. In this case, no change to dates would
be necessary. Adjustments or corrections to a
proposal that involve one or both of the above
coordinate or elevation changes shall be addressed
as a new and separate obstruction evaluation study.
7-3-3. STANDARD FORMAT
a. A revised determination based on new
aeronautical facts shall follow the standard format of
the appropriate determination. An explanation
should be included addressing the reason for the
revision. A statement indicating that the revised
determination cancels and supersedes the determination originally issued, should also be included.
b. A determination addressing editorial changes
that do not involve structure coordinates or elevations
may be issued by duplicating the original determination, making the corrections, adding a statement
explaining the correction, and adding "Corrected" at
the end of the title.
c. A determination addressing corrections to
coordinates or elevations shall follow the standard
format of the appropriate determination. An
explanation should be included addressing the
correction. This may be done in the description
section of the determination. A statement should also
be included which indicates that the corrected
determination cancels and supersedes the original
determination.
7-3-4. DISTRIBUTION
Copies of revised or corrected determinations shall
be given the same distribution as the original
determination and, if appropriate, be distributed to
other known interested persons or parties.
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