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Airport board OKs east‑to‑west hangar build, keeps 42x40 minimum and reserves FBO space
Summary
Broadwater County airport board voted to build new hangars from east to west, reserved a 100x120-foot FBO site, kept a 42x40-foot minimum hangar requirement, and agreed to open an existing FBO slot on a first‑come basis while holding lot 13 for a future hangar.
The Broadwater County Airport Board voted to construct the new row of hangars east to west, reserved the proposed fixed‑base operator (FBO) site at 100 feet by 120 feet and affirmed a minimum hangar size of 42 feet wide by 40 feet deep for new construction.
The decision affects how the airport will allocate new lots, plow taxiways in winter and manage future lease assignments. Board members said east‑to‑west construction better addresses spacing and reduces potential plowing burdens, while reserving the larger FBO footprint aims to attract an operator.
Board debate focused on three linked issues: construction direction (east to west vs. west to east), target sizes for new hangars and the dedicated FBO space, and what to do with an existing FBO/old hangar slot. A motion to build east to west passed after discussion…
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