History — 305.33

305.33 (1) The operator of a heliport shall extinguish, screen or otherwise modify a ground light, other than an aeronautical ground light, that may cause confusion to heliport users within the heliport boundary or other spaces within the boundaries of the control of the heliport operator. (2) The operator of a heliport shall meet the requirements set out in the applicable heliport standard in respect of the installation of (a) elevated approach lights; (b) elevated lights for operational areas; (c) inset lights; (d) light intensity and control; and (e) a heliport beacon. (3) The operator of a heliport equipped with a non-instrument FATO that is certified to be available for use at night shall provide an approach and take-off direction light that meets the requirements set out in the applicable heliport standard where (a) at least one approach and departure path is required to be indicated to pilots; or (b) obstacle clearance, noise abatement or air traffic control procedures require that a specific direction be flown. (4) The operator of a heliport shall provide a visual approach slope indicator system that meets the requirements set out in the applicable heliport standard where (…