Township Researching Prohibition Of Unmanned Aircraft Over Open Space, Parks

January 18, 2017 Township Council

The Open Space Advisory Committee has formed an ad hoc committee to look into regulating the use of unmanned aircraft – drones – over township-owned open space and parks.

Reports of unmanned aircraft flying over township-owned open space and parkland has prompted officials to research whether that activity can be prohibited.

Township manager Robert Vornlocker told the Open Space Advisory Committee at its Jan. 17 meeting that he has asked the township attorney to look into the matter.

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Township Researching Prohibition Of Unmanned Aircraft Over Open Space, Parks

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