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Board removes out-of-state resident from hangar priority under 30-mile rule

Daviess County Board of Aviation Commissioners · February 12, 2026
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Summary

The board determined a hangar-waitlist member who permanently moved out of the 30-mile radius would lose priority status and be shuffled down the list; the decision follows a review of eligibility rules and a requester’s phone inquiry.

The board discussed a conflict on the hangar wait list when a person who originally joined the list while living within 30 miles later moved out of state but requested to remain on priority status. Manager Erica Burkemper presented the situation and asked the board whether the individual should retain priority.

After discussion, the board determined that because the person now permanently resides outside the 30-mile limit they would no longer hold priority status and would be moved down the waiting list. The board recorded that determination as its resolution on the matter.