Middleton commission forwards three options on SASO occupancy clause after Capital Flight objects
After hearing from Capital Flight's president, the Airport Commission voted to forward three options to the finance committee for the contested SASO rental/occupancy clause: strike the clause; align any charge with the 15‑year SASO term; or consider a 10‑year SASO as an alternative. Capital Flight warned that open‑ended post‑term charges would harm investment and financing.
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The Middleton Airport Commission on April 4 discussed a contested amendment to the Specialized Aviation Service Operations (SASO) agreement involving a possible post‑term rental or occupancy charge that Capital Flight, LLC (named in the packet and represented in public input by Matt Hohfeld) said would undermine financing for its on‑field investments.
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