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Hallock transfers expiring $5,000 FAA entitlement to nearby city, addresses hangar flooding

Hallock City Council · July 1, 2024
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Summary

The council approved FAA Form 5100‑110 to transfer $5,000 in expiring entitlements from Hallock to the City of Orr and discussed persistent water in a carousel hangar and a repaired windsock pole to avoid a costly replacement.

Administrator Kendra Kroening told the council that $5,000 in FAA entitlements from 2021 were at risk of expiring; engineers identified the City of Orr as a recipient and the council approved FAA Form 5100‑110 to transfer the funds.

Separately, airport commission member Darrel Johnson reported that water has been seeping into the carousel hangar and volunteers have been pumping water out; councilors discussed investigating longer‑term fixes. Airport manager Jeremy Seng said the windsock pole was damaged in high winds; commission members disassembled the base and took it to Tri‑Steel in Grand Forks for repair at a cost of $421.90, a repair that avoided a $6,000 replacement.

Next steps: Staff and the airport commission will assess options to prevent ongoing water intrusion into the hangar and report back to council.

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