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Planning commission approves private runway site plan with no commercial use
Summary
The commission approved a site plan for a private 3,000-foot runway, hangar and support buildings; staff said special use and a slope-disturbance variance were previously granted and reiterated the runway would host two personal aircraft and not be used commercially.
The Planning Commission approved a site plan for a private runway and associated facilities on a 1,137.13-acre parcel off Boy Scout Road.
Staff outlined the project, noting special use approval by the Board of Zoning Appeals and a variance allowing disturbance of slopes greater than 25% so the runway can be built. The proposed facilities include a 3,000-foot paved runway, a 10,000-square-foot hangar, a 1,600-square-foot storage building and a fuel shed; staff said landscaping and photometric plans had been reviewed and water service would be provided by HB and TS Utility District.
Staff emphasized the runway was intended for private use: “There will be 2 personal aircrafts utilizing the runway and there will be no commercial use of that runway,” and commissioners approved the site plan by voice vote.
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