14-Lease agreement with Paris Radio Control

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Article Nine LOCAL FIELD RULES ' 1. All AMA safety rules are to be followed at all times. 2. Flying hours will be 8AM until dark. 3. No flying is permitted while persons and /or equipment is on the field, between the retaining fence and the east boundary, far maintenance purposes. 4. Frequencies to be used must be posted on the frequency board before the transmitter is turned on. 5. Persons using the same frequency will communicate the separate use of their transmitters. Courtesy dictates that the pilot will take down his frequency number from the frequency board after flight so that the other pilots will know it is safe to use his transmitter or to fly his airplane. 6. Engines must be started in the pit area. All preflight adjustments must be made in the pit area. Only restarts may be completed in the runway area. 7. At no time shall a pilot stand within 25 feet of the west most edge of the asphalt runway. This area will be known as the safety area. From the 25 foot line West will be known as the pit area. There will be no landings or takeoffs in or from the pit area. 8. Aircraft making emergency and/or dead stick landings take precedence over other aircraft. 9. When crossing or going onto the runway to retrieve a disabled or damaged aircraft, pilots must announce their intention and should proceed with caution. Once clear of the runway, pilots must announce that the runway is clear. 10. A"NO FLIGTHT" area exists in the Northwest corner of our flying area. All pilots should avoid this area in order to keeo noise levels as low as possible around the houses that border the Northwest part of our flying area. 11. Upon notification of any field rule infraction (to be done in a courteous manner), the member so informed shall acknowledge the notice. A courteous response is expected. Repeated violations will be brought to the attention of the Safety Officer and appropriate action will be taken under Article Four. 12. Use of radio controlled cars on the runway is permitted under the following circumstances: a. Pilots present are notified and agree b. The flying of aircraft will take precedence. c. Frequency used will not interfere with aircraft frequencies and ground frequencies must be used. 13. Control line aircraft are to be flown in the designated control line area. 14. The last member leaving the field will lock the gate. If there is a question in your mind as to whether or not you are the last one out, lock the gate. 15. Under no circumstances shall a pilot use his or her aucraft to chase any birds at or around our field. ARTICLE TEN BY-LAWS UNDERSTANDING The Treasurer is to maintain a file on all Association members. The file is to conta.in a copy of the By-Laws signed by each member. This is to ensure that each member is aware of all rules and regulations consistent with the Association. _