*Question E1B06:
[97.15] Which of the following additional rules apply if you are erecting an amateur station antenna structure at a site at or near a public use airport?*  

*Correct Answer is  A: You may have to notify the Federal Aviation Administration and register it with the FCC as required by Part 17 of the FCC rules*  

### AI Response: (may contain errors)  

When erecting an amateur station antenna structure near a public use airport, specific regulations must be followed to ensure safety and compliance with federal rules.

### Explanation:

1. **Correct Answer: A**
   - **Notification and Registration**: If you are setting up an antenna structure near a public use airport, you may need to notify the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and register the structure with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as required by Part 17 of the FCC rules. This is to ensure that the antenna does not pose a hazard to air navigation. The FAA will evaluate the potential impact on air traffic and determine if any marking or lighting is necessary.

2. **Why Other Choices Are Incorrect:**
   - **Choice B**: While you may need to provide details such as height and location, this is part of the notification process to the FAA, not a separate requirement on the FAA website. The key point is the notification and registration process, not just entering data.
   - **Choice C**: Filing an Environmental Impact Statement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not a requirement for erecting an amateur radio antenna. This process is typically reserved for larger projects with significant environmental impacts.
   - **Choice D**: There is no requirement to obtain a construction permit from the airport zoning authority per Part 119 of the FAA regulations. Part 119 pertains to certification of air carriers and operators, not antenna structures.

### Useful Rules of Thumb:

- **Part 17 of the FCC Rules**: This part outlines the requirements for antenna structures that may affect air navigation, including notification, registration, and potential marking and lighting.
- **Height and Proximity**: Generally, if an antenna structure exceeds 200 feet above ground level or is near an airport, it triggers the need for FAA notification and FCC registration.

Understanding these requirements helps ensure that your antenna structure is compliant with safety regulations and does not interfere with air navigation.