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Lakeway Airpark : ウィキペディア英語版
Lakeway Airpark

Lakeway Airpark is a public use airport in Travis County, Texas, United States. The airport is 17 nautical miles (31 km) west of the central business district of Austin. It is privately owned by Lakeway Airpark, Inc.〔 and is located in Lakeway, Texas.
== History and Management ==

From 1939 to 1946 it was called Airfield Ranch. In the late 1960s the Ranch was purchased to develop an all encompassing getaway resort with golf, marina, lakeside hotel accommodations and airstrip for visitors. The Lakeway Company upgraded and lengthened the runway and the Airpark was considered an amenity for the community. After the original development failed the project was purchased by Ross Perot. Perot's development company broke up the original properties and sold them off. The golf property is today's Live Oak course, the hotel/resort is the Lakeway Inn. In 1995 the airstrip property was sold to a group who established Lakeway Airpark LLC, a not for profit corporation established for the purpose of managing the airpark. Under the terms of the original sale the property may revert to Perot in the event the property is not used as an airport.
Under the management of Lakeway Airpark LLC the airpark has at times developed a reputation in the general aviation community as being unfriendly to outside pilots. Despite being a "public use" airfield many pilots have been confronted by Lakeway police and cited for violating rules uncommon at most public use airparks. The situation was so contentious that the 2006 edition of John Purner's ''The $100 Hamburger'' devoted almost 3 pages (406-408) to the issue. Police enforcement became necessary in the early 2000s to try to curtail Airpark members from driving in front of aircraft to enforce "rules". Lakeway Airpark, LLC attributes some of the capricious rulemaking to a local deer issue. However, thousands of American airparks deal with wildlife issues which do not earn the management such harsh criticism among the flying community.
In an apparent effort to reduce airpark liability from the actions of their members, the City of Lakeway, at the urging of Lakeway Airpark LLC assumed many of the rules and regulations as part of the (local zoning ordinance ). This has resulted in many aviation unfriendly regulations found at no other comparable public use airpark in the country. For instance ultralights and gliders are not permitted to use this non towered, non weather reporting Class E public airpark. Members have been known to call police to enforce these rules against pilots.

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