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Residents raise safety, accessibility questions about proposed airport fencing
Summary
At a Lock Haven City Council meeting, residents and a pilot voiced concerns about a planned federal‑funded airport fence and an unsecured gate, citing access for pilots, ADA compliance and recurring gate security problems.
Residents raised concerns at a Lock Haven City Council meeting about security and access at the city airport, specifically an unsecured gate and a proposed new perimeter fence funded with federal money.
Nelson Mansourts, who identified himself as a local pilot and aircraft owner, told council he found a new trespassing sign on the boundary between his property and the airport and said he will comply “until we get a signed agreement.” Mansourts said his low‑wing antique airplane is flown only a handful of times per year and noted the city’s plans must account for pilots who use wheelchairs. “The fencing is new…
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