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An FAA study is not just for ASR registration but is
required for any large manmade structure that exceeds
certain height-to-airport slope calculations. An FAA
study takes approximately a month, and will tell the
structure owner or builder what kind of lights will be
required, whether the tower will need to be painted in
standard FAA orange and white colors, and possibly other
requirements. If you are constructing a radio tower,
water tank, cooling tower, or tall building, this should be
one of the first things you do.
Possible structures that may require registration include oil rigs,
buildings, radio towers, nuclear power plant cooling towers,
smokestacks, power plants, power transmission towers, light
poles, telephone poles, houses, sheds, or even just a simple
lone antenna.
Some FAA studies may require additional information from
the owner or builder, such as geotechnical reports and
ground survey reports. Also, there may also be
additional FAA Construction Notification filing once the
structure is completed.
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