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S49 Airport	Miller Meml Airpark
	Vale, Oregon

FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 04/18/2024 - 6/13/2024

Location

FAA Identifier:	S49
Lat/Lng:	43.9637716667, -117.2593425 43-57-49.5780N, 117-15-33.6330W Estimated
Elevation:	2249 feet Surveyed
Magnetic Variation:	17E,(1985), [13E (2024)]
Sectional:	KLAMATH FALLS
From City:	1nm SW of Vale

Operations

Use:	Open to the public
Airspace Analysis:	NOT ANALYZED Estabd Prior to 15 may 1959.
Ownership:	Publicly owned
Activation:	09/1946
Control Tower:	no
ARTCC:	Salt Lake City(ZLC)Salt Lake City Center
FSS:	Mc Minnville FSS(MMV)
NOTAMs and Weather:	MMVNOTAM-D service at airport
Wind Indicator:	Unlighted
Segmented Circle:	yes Segmented Circle Marked with Non-Standard Yellow Panels
Lights:	Activate LIRL Runway 18/36 - CTAF.
Beacon:	Sunset-Sunrise
Landing Fee:	no

Communications

CTAF:	122.900
UNICOM:	122.900

Services

Airframe Repair:	None
Powerplant Repair:	None
Bottled Oxygen:	None
Bulk Oxygen:	None
Transient Storage:	Tie-Down
Other Services:	Crop Dusting

Based Aircraft

Single Engine GA:	4
Total:	4

Annual Operations

For year ending:	09/18/2019
Local GA (< 20 miles):	250
Non-local GA:	1750
Total:	2000

Ownership

Owner:	City of Vale 150 Longfellow St N Vale, or 97918 541-473-3133
Manager:	Levi Gilman 150 Longfellwo St N Vale, or 97918 208-514-8647

Runways

Runways:	10/28 18/36

Runway 10/28

Length:	2100 feet by State on 05/01/2003
Width:	40 feet
Surface:	Gravel, Natural Soil, Fair Condition Runway 36 Has Very Rough Gravel Extension.
Surface Treatment:	NONE

	End 10	End 28
Objects:	Road	Tree
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77):	Utility runway with a visual approach	Utility runway with a visual approach
Object Clearance Slope:	16:1	24:1
Object Height:	15' AGL	43' AGL
Object Distance:	252' Along centerline 0B'	1065' Along centerline 100' Left of centerline
Other Objects:		13' Trees 10' from Runway End, Both Sides of Centerline

Runway 18/36

Length:	3872 feet
Width:	65 feet
Surface:	Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Excellent Condition Runway 18 Has a 660 ft Gravel Overrun.
Surface Treatment:	NONE
Runway Lights Edge Intensity:	Low Intensity Runway Lighting Obscured by Vegetation

	End 18	End 36
Runway Markings:	Basic	Basic
Displaced Threshold Distance:	880'	125'
Objects:	Road	Tree
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77):	Utility runway with a visual approach	Utility runway with a visual approach
Object Clearance Slope:	8:1	25:1
Object Height:	15' AGL	45' AGL
Object Distance:	320' Along centerline 0B'	1325' Along centerline 50' Left of centerline

Procedures

NOTAMs

Additional Remarks

•	for Cd Contact Salt Lake ARTCC at 801-320-2568.

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