LL10
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Naper Aero Club
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Naperville, Illinois
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FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 03/21/2024 - 5/16/2024
FAA Identifier: | LL10 (Lima-Lima-One-Zero) |
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Lat/Lng: | 41.7362777778, -88.20275 41-44-10.6000N, 088-12-09.9000W Estimated by Arpts Contractor on 12/04/2014 |
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Elevation: | 709 feet Estimated by Owner on 08/12/1994 |
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Magnetic Variation: | 04W,(2020), [-4W (2024)] |
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Sectional: | CHICAGO |
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From City: | 3nm SW of Naperville |
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Use: | Private |
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Airspace Analysis: | CONDITIONAL Provided Runway 18/36 Parallel Taxiway is Rlctd to the E to Provide 150' Separation Between Runway 18/36 and Taxiway Cntrlns;No Aircraft Parked Within Runway Primary Sfcs |
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Ownership: | Privately owned |
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Activation: | 11/1962 |
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Control Tower: | no |
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ARTCC: | Chicago(ZAU)Chicago Center |
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FSS: | Kankakee FSS(IKK) |
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NOTAMs and Weather: | FDC |
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Wind Indicator: | Unlighted |
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Lights: | Activate VASI Runway 18 & 36; LIRL Runway 18/36 Preset on Low Intensity; to Increase Intensity Activate - 122.9. |
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Landing Fee: | no |
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Fuel: | Grade 100 Gasoline (green) |
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Airframe Repair: | None |
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Powerplant Repair: | None |
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Single Engine GA: | 106 |
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Multi Engine GA: | 3 |
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Helicopter GA: | 1 |
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Total: | 110 |
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Owner: | Naper Aero Club Inc 9 South 357 Aero Dr. Naperville, Il 60564 630-961-1520 |
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Manager: | Naper Aero Club Manager Po Box 9110 Naperville, Il 60567 630-697-3559 |
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Runway 09/27
Length: | 1750 feet |
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Width: | 70 feet |
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Surface: | Grass / Sod |
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Surface Treatment: | NONE |
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End 09 |
End 27 |
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Displaced Threshold Distance: | 150' | |
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Objects: | House | |
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Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Utility runway with a visual approach | Utility runway with a visual approach |
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Object Clearance Slope: | 1:1 | |
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Object Height: | 28' AGL | |
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Object Distance: | 270' Along centerline | |
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Runway 18/36
Length: | 2537 feet by Arpts Contractor on 12/04/2014 |
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Width: | 30 feet |
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Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete Slippery When Wet. |
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Surface Treatment: | NONE |
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Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | Low Intensity |
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End 18 |
End 36 |
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Displaced Threshold Distance: | | 233' |
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Elevation at End: | 701.9' MSL | 705.3' MSL |
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Elevation at Displaced Threshold: | | 707.0' MSL |
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Elevation at Touchdown Zone: | 709.1' MSL | 709.1' MSL |
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Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: | 26' AGL | 25' AGL |
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Visual Glide Path Angle: | 3.25° | 3.25° |
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Visual Glide Slope Indicator: | 2-Box VASI on left side of runway | 2-Box VASI on left side of runway |
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Objects: | | Road |
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Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Utility runway with a visual approach | Utility runway with a visual approach |
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Object Height: | | 15' AGL |
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Object Distance: | | 50' Along centerline |
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• | Runway 36 Aircraft Parked on Prim Surface. |
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• | Runway 18 Has 2330 ft Available for Use During Takeoff. |
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• | for Cd Contact Chicago Approach at 847-289-0926. |
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• | Pilots Reqd to Avoid Use of Runway 27 for Departures for Noise Abatement. |
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