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Board members say five airport business licenses remain unissued after rule change
Summary
Several airport tenants reported that five business license applications remain unprocessed after a city rule update; staff described a new checklist and an updated routing procedure involving the airport manager and a city licensing officer named Carrie.
Airport tenants told the Hurricane Airport Board that five business licenses submitted over the last several months have not been issued following a rule change. Tenants called for clarification of the application routing and issuance process.
Board members and staff described the post–rule-change process: applicants (or airport manager staff) present applications and fees to the airport manager for initial checklist review; if the application meets the checklist criteria, the airport manager sends the package to Carrie, the city licensing officer, for issuance under the updated rules.
A tenant said he had paid for licenses months earlier and expected a short process; staff explained that rule changes during the period required reprocessing under new standards and that the five pending applications still needed to be checked against the updated criteria before issuance.
Board members suggested convening a short meeting with Carrie, the airport manager and the city employee who helped draft the process (Cindy, referenced as a reporter in the transcript) to align interpretations and speed issuance. No formal vote was taken; the board discussed streamlining the steps and clarifying who physically submits applications to the city.
The transcript indicates the airport manager (Dave Zundell) will be the gatekeeper to confirm checklist items are met before Carrie issues licenses under city procedure.
