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Votes at a glance: vice chair named; EAA event and FAQ approved; SASO options forwarded
Summary
The Middleton Airport Commission confirmed David Schwartz as vice chair, approved hosting EAA Chapter 93's July pancake breakfast, adopted the 100UL public FAQ for posting, and forwarded three SASO‑related options to the finance commission for fiscal review.
The Airport Commission recorded the following formal actions on April 4:
- Vice chair appointment: David Schwartz was nominated, accepted and confirmed by voice vote as vice chair of the Airport Commission. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded with ayes and no opposition.)
- EAA Chapter 93 special event: The commission approved hosting the EAA Chapter 93 pancake breakfast and flying event on July 7, 2024 after hearing a safety plan and attendance estimates from EAA representative Roger Stuckley. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote.)
- FAQ adoption (100UL): The commission adopted the plain‑language FAQ on the transition to 100‑octane unleaded avgas and authorized staff to publish it to the city's airport web page. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote.)
- SASO amendment referral: On the contested SASO occupancy/rental clause, the commission voted to forward three options to the finance commission for additional fiscal and policy analysis: (1) synchronize any rental charge to the 15‑year SASO term; (2) strike the clause; or (3) offer a 10‑year SASO with matching 10‑year rental clause as an alternative. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote.)
Meeting minutes will reflect the motions and that voice votes were taken; specific roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
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