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Committee authorizes application for up to $750,000 airport fuel-tank replacement grant

Bucyrus Special Service Committee · December 9, 2025
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Summary

The committee asked staff to request emergency legislation authorizing the service director to apply to ODOT’s Office of Aviation for an AIP grant up to $750,000 to replace airport fuel tanks as part of a terminal/parking reconfiguration and FAA safety-zone compliance.

On Dec. 8, 2025, the Bucyrus Special Service Committee voted to request emergency legislation authorizing the service director to apply to the Ohio Department of Transportation Office of Aviation for an Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grant to fund a fuel-tank replacement project at the city airport, with eligible funding up to $750,000.

A committee member outlined the project, saying the airport’s terminal is being rebuilt and the old terminal removed, a new parking area is being constructed and fuel facilities must be moved to comply with Federal Aviation Administration safety-zone requirements. The committee agreed that an AIP application for SFY 2026 for a fuel-tank replacement was appropriate and time-sensitive.

The mover told the committee the law director had been made aware of an error in the draft language of the grant resolution that currently says a decision requires a “majority of all members”; the mover asked that the law director correct that language to require two-thirds where the draft statute requires it. The chair requested the correction and the committee approved the request to apply for the grant.

The committee’s action requests emergency legislation so the service director can apply; staff will prepare the corrected draft and bring it back to council for formal approval. The transcript records the motion’s passage but does not include a complete roll-call or a detailed vote tally in the committee minutes.