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PDA representative says proposed Jalbert lease would add paid parking and a revenue share with DOT
Summary
The PDA representative reported five overnight calls from a new American Cruise Lines operator, summarized a long-standing FAA/USDA wildlife services contract at the airport, and described a proposed lease to Jalbert Interests covering a 14.4-acre parcel and DOT terminal parking that would include first-year rent to the PDA and a 6% gross-revenue surcharge split with DOT, pending Governor and Council approval.
Parker, the PDA representative, told the Greenland Board of Selectmen on Dec. 16 that a new cruise operator made five overnight calls to Portsmouth this year and that feedback from visitors and operators was positive. He said the increased activity suggests expanded ports of call next summer.
Parker outlined an airport wildlife-management arrangement he said dated to 1991 under which the Federal Aviation Administration coordinates…
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