Michigan § 259.785 Model rockets; location of launch site, standards.

Michigan Statutes

§ 259.785 — Model rockets; location of launch site, standards.

Michigan § 259.785

Ch. 259AVIATION

Act 333 of 1965MODEL ROCKETS (259.781-259.789)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 259.785 (2026).

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MODEL ROCKETS (EXCERPT) Act 333 of 1965 259.785 Model rockets; location of launch site, standards. Sec. 5. A model rocket may be launched, operated and flown only in a location, not otherwise restricted by law, which shall comply with the following minimum standards:

(a)A ground area shall be used containing at least 5,000 square yards and having a general rectangular shape with no side less than 50 yards in length.

(b)Flight areas shall be located in places that will not create a hazard to persons and property in the vicinity of the area.

(c)Flight areas shall not contain or be located adjacent to a high voltage power line, major highway, multi-story building or other obstacle.

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MODEL ROCKETS (EXCERPT) Act 333 of 1965 259.785 Model rockets; location of launch site, standards. Sec. 5. A model rocket may be launched, operated and flown only in a location, not otherwise restricted by law, which shall comply with the following minimum standards: (a) A ground area shall be used containing at least 5,000 square yards and having a general rectangular shape with no side less than 50 yards in length. (b) Flight areas shall be located in places that will not create a hazard to persons and property in the vicinity of the area. (c) Flight areas shall not contain or be located adjacent to a high voltage power line, major highway, multi-story building or other obstacle.