§ 1-2-21. Payment for compensation for municipal services to state airports.
(a) The Rhode Island airport corporation shall, subject to the approval of the Federal
Aviation Administration, reimburse any municipality for the cost of municipal services
provided by the municipality at any airport constructed or operated by the state upon
receipt of appropriate documentation from the municipality in accordance with the
requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration's Policy and Procedures Concerning
the Use of Airport Revenue, Section V (Permitted Uses of Airport Revenue).
D.Standard of Documentation for the Reimbursement to Government Entities of Cost
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§ 1-2-21. Payment for compensation for municipal services to state airports.
(a) The Rhode Island airport corporation shall, subject to the approval of the Federal
Aviation Administration, reimburse any municipality for the cost of municipal services
provided by the municipality at any airport constructed or operated by the state upon
receipt of appropriate documentation from the municipality in accordance with the
requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration's Policy and Procedures Concerning
the Use of Airport Revenue, Section V (Permitted Uses of Airport Revenue). D. Standard of Documentation for the Reimbursement to Government Entities of Costs
of Services and Contributions Provided to Airports 64 Fed. Reg. 7996.7719 (1999).
(b) This section shall not apply to the city of Warwick or Rhode Island T.F. Green International
Airport.
(c) The municipal services to be provided to the airports as referenced in subsection
(a) shall include, but not be limited to:
(1) Providing primary response and command for all structure fire alarms on the airport
corporation property outside the airfield and E-911 reporting system calls for extrications,
industrial accidents, motor vehicle accidents, confined-spaced incidents, hazardous-material
incidents and spills outside the airfield, and secondary response to airfield incidents
on Rhode Island airport corporation property;
(2) Responding to and providing treatment and transportation for all emergency medical
service calls on Rhode Island airport corporation property; and
(3) Maintaining a mutual aid agreement to respond to any potential catastrophe or emergency
resulting from airport operations.
(d) Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the jurisdiction of the state
police in connection with response to, or command of, any emergency incident on the
airport corporation property.