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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 89 / Tuesday, May 11, 2021 / Rules and Regulations FAA Policy: Review of Solar Energy System Projects on Federally-Obligated Airports The following sets forth FAAs policy for analyzing ocular impact and the obligations of an Airport Sponsor when a solar energy system is proposed for development on a federally-obligated airport with an ATCT.
It is in the public interest to enhance safety by analyzing ocular impact of proposed solar energy systems at federally-obligated towered airports.
The policy applies to any proposed solar energy system on a federallyobligated towered airport.
Standard for Analyzing Ocular Impact For federally-obligated towered airports, the airport sponsor will revise an Airport Layout Plan to depict proposed solar installations of any size that are not co-located with an existing structure and require a new footprint as required by 49 U.S.C. 47107a16A.
The airport sponsor will also file a Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration Form 74601 as required by 14 CFR 77.9. To demonstrate compliance with 14 CFR 77.5c, FAA
will rely on the airport sponsor to include a statement in its completed Form 74601 that the proposed solar project will not result in ocular i.e. glint or glare impacts to the airports ATCT
cab. The airport sponsor is encouraged to conduct an ocular analysis of potential impacts to ATCT cabs prior to the submittal of its Form 74601. If the 74601 evaluation results in a no objection finding, FAA will include the following statement in the aeronautical study determination:
FAA relies on the airport sponsors statement in the submitted Form 74601 that it has proposed a project that will not create ocular i.e., glint or glare impacts to personnel in the airports airport traffic control tower. If impacts to the airport traffic control tower are discovered after construction, the Sponsor must mitigate those impacts at its own expense. The Sponsor remains subject to a compliance action under 14 CFR part 16 for failing to mitigate ocular impacts that interfere with aviation safety.

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FAA encourages airport sponsors of federally-obligated towered airports to conduct a sufficient analysis to support their assertion that a proposed solar energy system will not result in ocular impacts. There are several tools available on the open market to airport sponsors that can analyze potential glint and glare to an ATCT cab. For proposed systems that will clearly not impact ATCT cabs e.g., on-airport solar energy
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Integration of This Policy Statement Into FAA Orders and Publications FAA will incorporate this policy into applicable FAA Orders and publications, such as Advisory Circulars, as they are updated. The agency will also continually review this policy in the interest of aviation safety.
FAA reserves the right to update this policy if the agency collects or receives additional information on glint and glare from on-airport solar energy systems. The FAA will incorporate any updates into applicable FAA Orders and publications.
This policy does not have the force and effect of law and is not meant to bind the public in any way, it is intended only to provide clarity to the public regarding existing requirements under the law or agency policies.
Issued in Washington, DC.
Robert John Craven, Director, Airport Planning and Programming.
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systems that are blocked from the ATCT
cabs view by another structure, the use of such tools may not be necessary to support the assertion that a proposed solar energy system will not result in ocular impacts. FAA suggests that airport sponsors with questions about conducting this analysis contact their local FAA Airports District Office or Regional Office for those Regions without District Offices during the early stages of a solar energy system siting process. Regional and Airports District Offices are available to provide assistance with this process.

The Securities and Exchange Commission the Commission is adopting amendments to Volumes I and II of the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system EDGAR Filer Manual EDGAR Filer Manual or Filer Manual, a related form, and related rules. The amendments result in a more uniform
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and secure process for EDGAR access by requiring certain applicants that already have an EDGAR Central Index Key or CIK account number, but do not have EDGAR access codes, to submit the related form and an authenticating document to obtain access to EDGAR.
The related form has also been amended to update its instructions and crossreferences to Volume I of the Filer Manual. The revisions to Volume II
reflect additional updates to the EDGAR
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DATES:
Effective date: May 11, 2021.
Incorporation by reference: The incorporation by reference of the EDGAR Filer Manual is approved by the Director of the Federal Register as of May 11, 2021.
Compliance date: The applicable compliance date is discussed in Section VII.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For questions regarding the amendments to Volume I of the Filer Manual, Form ID, and related rules, please contact Rosemary Filou, Chief Counsel, or Monica Lilly, Senior Special Counsel, in the EDGAR Business Office at 202551
3900. For questions concerning the changes to the submission form types for Forms NNMFP and NCEN, please contact Heather Fernandez in the Division of Investment Management at 202 5516708. For questions concerning changes to the submission form types for Form C, please contact Christian Windsor, Senior Special Counsel, in the Division of Corporation Finance at 202 5513419. For questions concerning the XBRL
submissions, please contact the Office of Structured Disclosure in the Division of Economic and Risk Analysis at 202
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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: We are adopting an updated EDGAR Filer Manual, Volume I: General Information, Version 37 March 2021
and Volume II: EDGAR Filing, Version 57 March 2021; amendments to 17 CFR 232.10 and 17 CFR 232.301
Rule 301; and amendments to Form ID 17 CFR 239.63, 17 CFR 249.446, 17
CFR 269.7, and 17 CFR 274.402. The updated Filer Manual volumes are incorporated by reference into the Code of Federal Regulations.
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