Proposed airport rates and charges
Summary
The airport wants to raise hangar rents for new tenants, bump utility rates for everyone, charge for advertising, terminal rentals, tie-downs, and gate cards, and penalize non-aeronautical hangar use. All of it goes to City Council on August 11 — that's the real decision point.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Hangar rents rise $75–$100 per unit for new tenants; utilities go to $50/hangar and $100/office monthly; the marquee costs $80,000 with advertising revenue expected to offset it.
The airport's operating bottom line — and eventually existing tenants who benefit from better-maintained facilities.
New hangar tenants facing higher rates and any existing tenants using hangars to store boats, RVs, or grounded aircraft.
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