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<br /> <br /> <br />.~~RQNAUTIC.!:) <br /> <br />,0.011 to 360.076,' such first <br />!d to furnish such assistance <br />. the donation, lease 'with or <br />ropriation of. moneys, which . <br />l thesanlE~' mamier as' funds <br />w.el:~ '~iez:cJ~iI1g. ~~~ ~po\ye~ <br /> <br /> <br />'" .".. ''''.','.'- <br /> <br />j,~reS'pecificalIy' declared to <br />11, and municipaL> ",:~' <br />~ are specifically declared fu <br />Ie contrary notwithstandiIig. . <br /> <br /> <br />\;:-5. <br /> <br />d ope~ted by a~Yinunicipal~ <br />isions .of sections 360.011 to <br />::l regulations,.be under '. the <br />unicipalities controlling and '. . I <br />; or air navigation facility is <br />authority to charge or exact <br />!reon. ,Such municipality or <br />jacentterritory described in <br /> <br />":-\:,";- <br /> <br />lent, ownership and operation oft ' <br />Minnesota city or county could ' <br />ity or county of another state in <br />~ separate corPorate body orga~ <br />law of the' state' for. the joint <br />mership and operation of the <br />,.Gen., 234(B), May 29,1979. <br /> <br /> <br />and 2J <br /> <br />'-;"';.-" <br /> <br />the' county owns or controls <br />V'ers granted by said sections <br />letropolitanairports commis-' <br />nd the state of Minnesota. <br /> <br />!.I,j <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />AERONAUTICS <br /> <br />'i'360~063 <br /> <br />i, <br /> <br />:''1979 Amendnien[' Revised '~ubd. '3. '. For for- ,. "Crolls 'References '.: <br />mer text see the main volume. Airport development, land . us~ Crite~;see <br />, '0473.636.' oi.",.. . '''.,'i'V',' '. <br />.:'2" Airport haz~d ~ning,.~we~, seef.~7~:639. <br /> <br />; >;, :_','..t'~"_ <br />360~062.lIazards~ontrary to public interests; protection of existing neighbOrlioOd~ <br />';-"..:.,:1/.;'.....,......'-.-.> .t<>;'.~: ':';'_"~.'_.. _.'.f' .-_~' ,,,'>,';:"'-'... .._..;,..,....... ....'.._: _< >..':..:',,' '-':""""'...:,.. .....L~.- ....~..'.~ ,~..-i.. .-{";' .-, <br />,Jt is hereby found that an airport hazard ~ndangers the lives and propeltyof usenu>f <br />the' airport and of occupants of land in its vicinity, and may reduce the size of the area <br />available for the landing,taking-off, and maneuvering of aircraft; thereby iInpairingthe <br />utility of the airport and the public investment therein. ltis'also found that the social <br />arid xmancialcosts of disrupting existing land uses arourid airports in' built up' urban '. <br />areas, 'particularly established residential neighborhoods, "often outweigh the. benefits of a <br />reduction' in.'airPort hazardS that"migl1t result irom'.the'elimination' or removal of those <br />uses.:,,'Accordingly, it is' hereby declared: '(1) That the . creation 'orHestablishrrientof an <br />airport hazard is a public nuisance and an injury to the community served by the'a;irport . <br />in question;', (2) that it is therefor . necessary. in the interest of ,the public health, public ' <br />safety, and general welfare that the creation or establiShment of airport hazards.be <br />prevented and that this should be accomplished to the extent legally possii>le, by exercise <br />of the police. power, . without ~omi>ensation; and' (3).that the eliIllination: or' reIlloval. pf <br />e~sting'laridUses, particularly establ~hed residential neighborhoods in built, up urban <br />areas, or their designation as noncoriforming l1SeS is not. in .~e public interest arid should <br />be avoided whenever possible consiStent with reasonable standards Of'safety. ...It.:is <br />further declared that the prevention of the creation or establishment of airport hazardS <br />and the eliniination, removal, alteration, mitigation, or marking and lighting of existing <br />airport hazardS are public purposes for which political subdivisions may raise arid expend <br />public :funds and acquire.1andor' property interests tllerein..' ,,:;,..;,;; '.,,: . .:',' ..,:" <br />. '~'.: -.. ; ;:.~ .:".: ~ ...c. "_- :;'.' -; ,.-...' . ~.i_';. ".-.,.;..~ :-:-,~-: :....... ';;.l: <br />Amendedby'Laws 1978, ~ 654, 0 1, eff. .March 29, 1978.. .' <br /> <br /> <br />, . _ ....__:~;-~ --~'-: .-_ '. '.',~~i.' <br />1978 Amendment. ReVised this seetion. <br />former text see ri1a~ ivolume. , .'" . <br /> <br />F~r . 'plishobJ~ts ~dPeif~rrii 'ddti~~:~f'jn~intaimrig: <br /> <br />,. ,'. operating and managing airporlswith powers <br />,incident thereto, it had power to take avigational <br />easements in order to maintain and oPerate air- <br />, port, and property. oWners could seek by mlmda- <br />" ;'musto compel commission to acquire easements <br />. over' their properties by condemnation.' AleVizos <br />. v~ Metropolitan Airports Commission of Minne- <br />apolis and St. Paul, 1974, 298.Minn. 471, 216 <br />'iN.W.2d 651. . . ';;,; <br /> <br />Cross References ;" ' . <br />. Metropolitan Council, land use and develop- <br />ment c()ntrol measures, liee 0 47~.218. :.<. ' <br /> <br />;:!~ ""-" '." <br /> <br />, .... Notes of DeCisions' ::>;.~: <br />1. 'Ingeneral ....". ....... . <br />'Where meti-opolitan aiIports commission had <br />all power necessary and convenient to accom- <br /> <br /> <br />~ '"- . ~ ;';,:': <br /> <br />,,\.".[. '-'-" " <br /> <br />. . . ; ~-". <br /> <br />'. : ....( -~. .,-." <br /> <br />360.063. Zoning regulations .'.. ...'.-.... '...., <br />'. Subdi~ision -1. ..Enforcement undet poiice power.' (1)10 '6rder to prevent the.'cre:- <br />ation or establishIllentof airport hazardS, . every municipality having an airport hazard <br />area within its territorial limits may,' unless Ii joint airport zoning board is permitted <br />under subdiviSion 3, adopt, amend from time to time, administer, and enforce,' under the <br />police power and in the manner and upon the conditions hereinafter' prescnoed, airport <br />zoning regulations for such airport hazard area, which regulations may divide such area <br />into zones, and, within such zones, specify the land uses permitted and regulate arid <br />restrict the height to which structures and trees may be erected or allowed to grow. <br />. .,' (2) For the purpose of promoting health, safety, order,convenience, prosperity; general <br />welfare and for conserving. property values and encouraging the most appropriate use of <br />land, the municipality may regulate the location, size and use of buildings and the density <br />of population in that portion of an airport hazard area under approach zones for a <br />d!stance not to:.exceed two miles frompteairport boundary and in other portio~s of~n <br />aU'port hazard area may regulate by land use zoning for a distance not to exceed one mIle <br /> <br />27 <br /> <br />~'; .; <br />