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Committee advances bill defining heliports, vertiports and giving ODAA clearance role for UAS-related infrastructure
Summary
Senate Bill 920, which defines heliports, vertiports and clarifies that specified aerospace infrastructure approvals must be cleared through the ODAA, passed the committee unanimously and will advance.
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Senator Racino introduced Senate Bill 920, which the sponsor said defines "heliport," "vertiport," and related terms for aerospace infrastructure and requires certain projects to be cleared through the ODAA as a safety and coordination measure.
"It's more of a safety measure and it's just clean up language as they are the clearinghouse for UAS," Senator Racino said, describing the bill as formalizing ODAA's role in reviewing certain aerospace infrastructure proposals. Committee members had no substantive questions; a do-pass recommendation was placed and the committee advanced the bill.
The clerk recorded the committee roll call and the measure passed with 10 ayes and 0 nays. The committee record shows the motion was offered and seconded; no amendments were adopted during the hearing.
Senator Racino thanked the committee after the vote and the bill will move forward from committee.
