(b)
The FAA considers prior notice to be unnecessary if we have provided previous opportunities to comment on substantially identical proposed special conditions, and we are satis.ed that new comments are unlikely.
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FAR11.39:HowmayIparticipateinFAA’s rulemakingprocess?
You mayparticipateinFAA’s rulemakingprocessby doing any ofthefollowing :
(a)
File written comments on any rulemaking document that asks for comments, inclu-ding an ANPRM, NPRM, SNPRM, a .nal rule with request for comments, or a direct .nal rule. Follow the directions for commenting found in each rulemaking document.
(b)
Ask thatwehold apublic meeting onany rulemaking,andparticipateinanypublic meeting that we hold.
(c)
File a petition for rulemaking that asks us to adopt, amend, or repeal a regulation. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR11.40 :CanIget moreinformation about a rulemaking?
You can contactthepersonlistedunderFORFURTHERINFORMATIONCONTACT inthepreambleof arule.Thatpersoncan explainthe meaning andintent of aproposed rule, the technical aspects of a document, the terminology in a document, and can tell you ourpublished scheduleforthe rulemakingprocess.We cannotgiveyouinformation that is not already available to other members of the public. The Department of Trans-portation’spolicy on oral communications with thepublicduring rulemaking appearsin Appendix I of this part. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR11.41:Whomay .lecomments?
Anyonemay.lewrittencommentsaboutproposalsand .nalrulesthat requestpublic comments. Amdt. 11-46, E.. 9/20/2000
FAR11.43 :Whatinformation mustIputin my written comments?
(a) Your written comments must be in English and must contain the following :
(1)
The docket number of the rulemaking document you are commenting on, clearly set out at the beginning of your comments.
(2)
Your name and mailing address, and, if you wish, other contact information, such as a fax number, telephone number, or e-mail address.
(3)
Your information, views, or arguments, following the instructions for partici-pation in the rulemaking document on which you are commenting.
(b) You should alsoinclude all material relevant to any statement offact or argumentin your comments, to the extent that the material is available to you and reasonable foryou to submit. Include a copy of the titlepage of thedocument.Whether or not you submit a copy of the material to which you refer, you should indicate speci.c placesinthe material that supportyourposition.
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FAR11.45:WhereandwhendoI .lemy comments?
(a)
Sendyourcommentstothelocationspeci.edinthe rulemakingdocument onwhich you are commenting. If you are asked to send your comments to the Docket Ma-nagement System, you may send them in either of the following ways :
(1)
By mail to :U.S. Department ofTransportation,DocketManagementSystem, 400 7th Street, SW., Plaza Level 401, Washington, DC 20591.
(2)
Through the Internet to http ://dms.dot.gov/.
(3)
In any other manner designated by FAA.
(b)
Make sure that your comments reach us by the deadline set out in the rulemaking document on which you are commenting. We will consider late-.led comments to the extent possible only if they do not signi.cantly delay the rulemaking process.
(c)
We may reject your paper or electronic comments if they are frivolous, abusive, or repetitious.Wemay rejectcommentsyou .leelectronicallyifyoudonotfollowthe electronic .ling instructions at the Docket Management System web site.
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FAR11.47:MayIaskformoretimeto .lemy comments?
Yes,ifFAAgrantsyourrequestformoretimeto .lecomments,wegrantallpersons the same amount of time. We will notify the public of the extension by a document in the Federal Register.IfFAAdeniesyourrequest, we will notifyyou of thedenial.To ask formoretime,youmust .leawrittenorelectronicrequestforextensionatleast10days before the end of the comment period. Your letter or message must–
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