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Council approves airport shade-hangar lease for Lot 50; applicant to complete soils and drainage work
Summary
Council approved a lease for a shade-style hangar on Lot 50 of the Hurricane Airport. The applicant described the structure, soil and drainage work that will follow, and said he will comply with departmental sign-offs; one councilmember requested a follow-up meeting to see infrastructure plans.
The council voted to approve a shade-hangar lease for Lot 50 of the Hurricane Airport. The applicant, identified in the meeting as Steven, described the proposed structure as a roofline-style shade hangar approximately 45 feet wide that would provide tie-downs for aircraft and protect avionics and airframes from sun and frost. He said the project requires soils testing, drainage design to avoid run-off onto tarmac and runways, and standard departmental approvals.
Steven told the council he had walked the site with airport engineering staff (including Dave Zundell) and expects no utility extensions but anticipates necessary soil and drainage work. Several council members thanked the applicant and one asked for more detailed infrastructure plans; the applicant offered to meet with council and staff to address open questions. The motion to approve passed with the majority of council present.
