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Williston approves aerial mosquito‑spraying authorization with 24‑hour public notice
Summary
The commission unanimously approved an authorization allowing Richard Marburger (or designee) to perform aerial mosquito spraying subject to a 24‑hour public notice requirement and a low‑flying waiver from the FAA.
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The Board of City Commissioners unanimously approved an authorization application on Feb. 10 that will allow Richard Marburger, or a designee, to perform aerial mosquito spraying in the Williston area.
Ryan O’Rear, interim airport director, explained the authorization includes a required 24‑hour public notice before spraying operations and that the approval provides a low‑flying aircraft waiver required by the Federal Aviation Administration.
The commission approved the authorization by unanimous voice vote and directed staff to note the public‑notice requirement ahead of any spraying operations.
