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Agis working group issue tracking form - FAA Airports GIS Program 2025

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The document is an AGIS Working Group Issue Tracking Form designed for submitting issues related to FAA criteria. It includes sections for the submitter's information, a clear definition of the issue, background discussion, recommendations for action, and space for additional comments. The form aims to facilitate communication and resolution of issues within the AGIS Working Group.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Agis working group issue tracking form in our editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Submitted By' section with your name, followed by the 'Representing Organization', 'Date', 'Phone', 'E-mail', and 'FAX'. This information is crucial for identification and communication.
In the 'Subject' field, clearly define the criteria in question along with its date and relevant subject matter. For example, you might reference a specific advisory circular.
Use the 'Background/Discussion' section to provide a detailed background of your issue. You can also attach images or documents directly within our platform to support your discussion.
In the 'Recommendations' section, describe the action you want the AGIS Working Group to take. If applicable, draft any proposed updates to existing criteria.
Finally, add any additional comments in the 'Comments' section that may assist the AGIS Working Group in their review.

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Agis working group issue tracking form - FAA Airports GIS Program 2025

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