History — 302.306

302.306 An airport wildlife management plan shall (a) identify and describe the risks associated with all wildlife hazards, including those referred to in section 322.302 of the Airport Standards-Airport Wildlife Planning and Management , at or near the airport that might affect the safe operation of aircraft, including the proximity of any waste disposal facility or migration route affecting wildlife populations near the airport; (b) specify the particular measures that are used by the operator of the airport to manage or mitigate the risks; (c) identify and describe the actions that are used by the operator of the airport to satisfy the requirements set out in section 322.306 of the Airport Standards-Airport Wildlife Planning and Management in respect of firearm certificates and permits, wildlife control permits, wildlife strikes, wildlife management logs, and evaluations of habitats, land uses and food sources at or near the airport; (d) set out a policy for the management of airport habitats that might attract wildlife; (e) set out a policy that prohibits the feeding of wildlife and the exposure of food wastes; (f) set out a procedure to ensure that all endangered or protected …