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Airport staff previews property inventory, CRA-funded pre-development work
Summary
Staff said the city has requested land disposals and that a boundary survey/inventory tracing property changes since 1947 is nearly complete; pre-development infrastructure work funded by the CRA is underway and staff will share the full survey at a future board meeting.
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Arvin told the board Oct. 27 that the airport has an updated boundary survey and property inventory tracing ownership and changes back to a 1947 deed. The staff said the FAA helped pay for the inventory effort and that the survey will allow the airport to move forward on projects and to respond to city requests about leased parcels.
Arvin also said pre-development infrastructure work funded by the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) — not airport funds — is underway to support a larger redevelopment area. He said he will distribute the full seven-sheet property inventory to the board at the next meeting.
Why it matters: A complete property inventory clarifies which parcels are available for disposal or lease and supports capital planning and grant eligibility.
What’s next: Staff will provide the board the full survey and list of city land-disposal requests at the next meeting.
