Saint Joseph'S Hospital-Highland Heliport (IL66)

Saint Joseph'S Hospital-Highland Heliport is a heliport in HIGHLAND, IL. Field elevation 548' MSL. Longest runway 40' of conc.

FUEL

No FAA-listed fuel.

FAA NASR does not list fuel for this field.

No FAA-listed fuel.

The current FAA NASR airport record does not list fuel for this field.

FBOS

No FBOs listed at IL66.

This field has no approved FBO listing in the current directory.

No FBOs listed.

Other approved field services are shown in the businesses section when available.

FOOD

No food options yet.

Pilot-walkable food and nearby restaurants within about a 10-minute drive.

No restaurants listed.

Food options will appear here once a current listing is available.

ON-FIELD BUSINESSES

No on-field businesses listed.

Maintenance, flight schools, rentals, and other services located at the airport.

No on-field businesses listed.

Approved field businesses will appear here once available.

FAA CHARTS

No FAA airport diagram published.

No FAA d-TPP airport diagram is published for this field in the current chart dataset.

No FAA airport diagram published.

This field has no FAA d-TPP airport diagram record in the current chart dataset.

OPERATIONS NOTES

From the FAA Chart Supplement.

Official remarks current as of the latest NASR cycle.

E111 CONDITIONAL: NO OBJECTION FROM AN AIRSPACE UTILIZATION STAND POINT PROVIDED THE PROPONENT COMPLY WITH THE FLIGHT STANDARDS MEMO DTD 30 NOV 2012. FLIGHT STANDARDS DIVISION STATES THE FOLLOWING: NO OBJECTION TO PRIVATE-USE, VFR HELIPORT. PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW LIGHT POLES IN THE SOUTHERN QUADRANT FROM THE HELIPAD. THE LIGHT POLES SHOULD BE MARKED OR LOWERED SO THAT THEY DO NOT PENETRATE THE 8:1 PROTECTED SURFACE. IF THE SOUTHERN QUADRANT IS TO BE USED FOR THE INGRESS/EGRESS, THEN THE PROPONENT MUST ENSURE THAT OBJECTS DO NOT PENETRATE THE 8:1 PROTECTED SURFACE. CURRENTLY, THE PROPONENT HAS PROPOSED AN INGRESS/EGRESS OF 090 DEGREES AND 270 DEGREES. IN THEIR MEMO TO THE CHICAGO ARPTS DIVISION OFFICE DTD 30 NOV 2012, FLIGHTS STANDARDS STATES AS FOLLOWS: THIS OFFICE HAS SUTDIED THE CONSTRUCTION SURROUNDING THE PROPOSED ST JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL HELIPORT PRIVATE-USE HELIPORT LOCATED IN HIGHLAND, IL FROM THE STANDPOINT OF SAFETY OF HELICOPTERS OPERATING TO AND FROM THE PROPOSED HELIPORT. THE STUDY WAS AN ONSITE EVALUATION AND A REVIEW OF THE HELPORT PLANS. OUR POSITION IS THAT THE HELICOPTER OPS CAN BE CONDUCTED SAFELY FROM THIS HELIPORT PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ARE MET: ALL HELICOPTER APPROACH/DEPARTURE ROUTE OPS ARE CONDUCTED ON AN INGRESS/EGRESS OF 060 DEGREE CLOCKWISE THROUGH 225 DEGREE AND 245 DEGREE CLOCKWISE THROUGH 345 DEGREE HEADINGS USING THE CENTER OF THE PROPOSED TLOF AS A REFERENCE POINT; ALL OPS ARE CONDUCTED IN VFR WEATHER CONDITIIONS; THE LANDING AREA IS

A110-1 FOR EMERG USE.

A110-2 FOR CD CTC ST LOUIS APCH AT 314-890-1018.

A14 ADDITIONAL CONTACT: TOM ZOLOGA