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Board declares old airport terminal surplus, authorizes sale or demolition
Summary
With a new airport terminal under construction, supervisors declared the old terminal building and its contents surplus and authorized staff to offer reusable items and the building on GovDeals, noting demolition if unsold.
Staff told the board that construction of a new airport terminal means the existing double-wide terminal and its furnishings are no longer needed. The county will salvage reusable items for the new facility, offer remaining furniture and fixtures on GovDeals, and, if those efforts fail, proceed with demolition.
The board moved to declare the old terminal and contents surplus and authorize staff to sell the building and any remaining contents; the motion passed on roll-call vote. Staff noted that the terminal is a manufactured double-wide structure and that the county has previously repurposed similar buildings. The airport’s planned new parking layout may require demolition of the old structure in any case.
Board members discussed possible interest from a local maritime museum but also noted potential zoning constraints for relocating the building.
