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Begin by entering your Applicant number and Owner's company name, followed by the City, Province/Territory, and Postal code. Ensure all contact details, including Telephone number and Email Address, are accurate.
Provide the Geographic Coordinates using NAD83, NAD27, or WGS84 formats. For extensive structures like wind turbines, submit coordinates separately.
Fill in the Heights section with measurements in both Metres and Feet for the structure alone, ground elevation (AMSL), and any additions.
Indicate if the location is affected by Airport Zoning Regulations (AZRs) and provide a legal survey if applicable.
Complete the Description of Project section detailing whether it's a new structure or a change to an existing one. Include proposed construction dates.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting your completed form to Transport Canada.
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