Guymon's $3M transient hangar complete but cannot open until hydrant extension installed
City officials said a $3 million transient hangar at the Guymon airport is finished but occupancy is delayed because a fire-hydrant/waterline extension (about 900 feet) is required for insurance and code; the city previously provided about $110,000 toward the project.
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The Moderator updated attendees on an airport project: the city built a transient hangar supported by an FAA program that covered most costs (about $3,000,000). "City of Guymon just had to come up with a 110,000, And that has been completed," he said, but added occupancy is blocked until a fire-hydrant is within the required distance.
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