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Council directs staff to negotiate airport leases after proposals for about 183 new hangars draw operational questions
Summary
Council directed staff to negotiate with High Flying Hangars and Shadow Air Management to develop airport parcels; the proposals could add roughly 170 hangars on a 40-acre site and about 13 on the East GA area, prompting council and pilot concerns about operations and infrastructure.
Boulder City Council voted June 24 to direct staff to enter negotiations with developers recommended in an airport RFP, after the airport manager described three proposals for two parcels and council members and pilots raised questions about operations and infrastructure.
Marissa, the city’s airport manager, said the evaluation committee recommends High Flying Hangars for the roughly 40-acre northwest area and Shadow Air Management for the East GA area. She said High Flying proposed building about 170 hangars, a clubhouse and taxi connections to Taxiway Bravo; Shadow Air…
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