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From: "Greenbacks, UnLtd." <N4ZQ@comcast.net>
Subject: Re: Data request...
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I should have included the fact that I'm looking for examples  
involving municipally owned, tower controlled airports like (BVY)  
which have accepted federal funds over the years. In this case, the  
contract tower chief controller is trying hard to prevent vehicles  
from using taxiways under any condition.

What BVY is trying to achieve is dual use of one or more taxiways  
without placing future federal funding in jeopardy.

Angier Ames
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