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Summary
The bill amends several sections of the Ohio Revised Code, defines key aviation terms, and gives the Department of Transportation authority to protect navigable airspace. It requires permits for any structure or natural growth that could obstruct airport surfaces, sets penalties for violations, and creates a local airport zoning and appeals process. The goal is to ensure safety of aircraft operations while allowing local authorities to manage airport‑related funding and projects.
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