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Board recommends lease of Block 50 for a shade hangar and discusses drainage, term length
Summary
Board recommended the city council approve a lease of Lot/Block 50 for a shade hangar (presented by a member identified in the transcript as Steve), discussed drainage and build timeline (two to three years), and asked the lessee to ensure drainage ties into existing systems.
The Hurricane Airport Board moved to recommend that the city council approve a lease for Lot/Block 50 to permit shade hangars at a location adjacent to existing hangars and near the animal shelter. The proposal was presented by the member who identified the intended lessee and described a site survey, drainage planning and a soils-company review.
The presenter said he had talked to soils engineers and prepared a site survey that accommodates required runway and taxiway clearances. He offered to provide asphalt work to the 80-foot mark and pay an upfront lease fee; board members discussed standard term lengths and whether to require a two- or three-year build window. Staff noted drainage and roof-runoff management must tie into the airport’s storm system.
A motion recommending the Lot 50 lease to city council was made and seconded, and the board carried the recommendation by voice vote. The board directed that drainage compliance be included in permit reviews and noted utilities and Blue Stakes coordination will be required before any work begins.
Next steps: the recommendation will be forwarded to city council for final approval and the lessee will coordinate utility location, drainage plans and the building timeline with airport staff and the city.
