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Board declines to advance smaller hangar request, citing precedent
Summary
Nathan McLeland sought permission to build an 80x100 hangar in a lot zoned for 100x100 minimums; President Porch and the board said lowering the standard would set a precedent and a motion to approve failed for lack of a second.
Nathan McLeland asked the board for permission to build an 80x100-foot personal hangar on one of the south-side lots designated for 100x100 minimum hangars. McLeland said cost differences made the smaller building preferable; the minutes record that he 'recognized the minimum standards for the Southside development.
President Porch cautioned that making an exception would set a precedent undermining the development's established minimum standards. Director Todd Chatfield offered to set up a workshop to explore alternatives. Mr. Rohan moved to approve future hangar construction by McLeland subject to lease and regulatory compliance; no board member seconded the motion, and it died for lack of a second.
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