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Board approves two hangar leases; applicants discuss permits, FAA notice and construction timing

5956266 · October 16, 2025
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Summary

The Broadwater County Airport Board approved a 60-by-50 hangar lease for Dylan Lancello and finalized approval for Brian Carroll's hangar purchase; applicants and staff discussed FAA Form 7460/30‑day notice, drainage, electric service and insurance requirements.

The Broadwater County Airport Board approved two hangar-related requests and discussed construction timing, FAA notification requirements and site utilities.

The board approved a lease for a 60-by-50 hangar for Dylan Lancello at the old FBO area (hangar spots 9 and 10). The motion to approve the Lancello lease passed by voice vote; board member Jess announced she would recuse herself on that vote. The board also approved the transfer/purchase request from Brian Carroll for his existing hangar and discussed a proposed 12-foot deep addition behind that hangar.

Applicants described construction plans and timing. Lancello said his contractor could pour a concrete pad and erect a metal building through winter so the hangar would be ready by spring; he also described drainage plans to connect to existing culverts and discussed removing an in‑ramp light pole that could interfere with the door. Carroll said he intends to add approximately 12 feet of workshop space on the hangar back and keep a portion enclosed as a shop with an exterior garage door for deliveries.

FAA and permitting: Applicants and Lance discussed the FAA Form 7460/7460-1 short-notice mapping requirement (referred to in the meeting as the "74 60" form) and a 30-day notice requirement. Lance said he could file the FAA form for applicants and offered to submit it on their behalf, adding, "It only takes me about 15 minutes to submit 1 of those." Board members confirmed the county building inspector (Troy) can backdate permits if needed and that construction could proceed with the airport board’s support while the FAA notice is in process.

Insurance and lease logistics: Board members reminded applicants that Broadwater County Airport must be named an additional insured on hangar policies. Leona (county staff) will handle billing and paperwork and the signed leases must go before the county commission per county procedure.

Votes and formal actions recorded at the meeting: the board approved the Lancello lease request and approved Brian Carroll’s lease/purchase request. The motions were carried by voice vote; individual roll-call votes were not recorded in the transcript.