HomeMy WebLinkAbout42 of 1973 - Amending Section 2-1-22, defining 'fixed base operator', and by adding Sections 2-1-25, through 2-1- ROLL CALL
XOTING
/V Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, May 17 19 73
Mr.Chairman
I move that the Ordinance be passed.
Barker
Harmsen
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Harrison
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Result AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 2, of the Revised Ordinances of Salt
Lake City, Utah, 1965, by amending Section 2-1-22 and by adding fifteen
(15) new sections to Chapter 1, relating to definitions, to be known
as Sections 2-1-25 through 2-1-39; and by adding to said Title 2,
a new Chapter 21, relating to minimum standards for the leasing of space
and conducting of aeronautical services on the airport.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,
Utah:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 1 of Title 2, of the Revised Ordinances
of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, be and the same hereby is, amended by
amending Section 2-1-22, and adding to said chapter, fifteen (15) new
sections, 2-1-25 through 2-1-39, relating to definitions, to read as
follows:
Sec. 2-1-22. "Fixed base operator" means a person, firm or
corporation, subject to the provisions of a lease engaging in
the selling, servicing, renting or leasing of new and/or used
aircraft, parts, aircraft accessories and hardware; custom
repair, overhauling and modification of general aviation air-
craft and/or aircraft equipment, including the conduct of
charter flight services, aerial photography, advertising, map
making, aerial fire fighting or crop dusting services.
Sec. 2-1-23. * * *
Sec. 2-1-24. * * *
Sec. 2-1-25. "General aviation" shall include all phases of
aviation other than aircraft manufacturing, military aviation
and scheduled air-carrier operations.
Sec. 2-1-26. "Engaging in aircraft sales" means a person, firm,
or corporation engaged in the sale of new and/or used aircraft.
Sec. 2-1-27. "Engaging in airframe and/or power plant repair"
means a person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of
repairing or servicing general aviation aircraft airframes or
power plants.
Sec. 2-1-28. "Engaging in aircraft rental" means a person, firm
or corporation engaged in the rental of aircraft to the public.
Sec. 2-1-29. "Engaging in training school" means a person,
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firm or corporation engaged in conducting a pilot flight training
school, limited to dual and solo flight training in fixed and
rotary wing aircraft and such related ground school instruction as
is necessary to prepare a student pilot to take a written examina-
tion and flight check ride for obtaining a pilot's license or
appropriate aircraft rating from the FAA.
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Sec. 2-1-30. "Engaging in aircraft fuel and oil dispensing
service" means a person, firm or corporation engaged in the
business of dispensing fuels and oil and other related services
such as tie-down and aircraft parking.
Sec. 2-1-31. "Engaging in radio, instrument or propeller
service" means a person, firm or corporation engaged in the sales
and service of aircraft radios, instruments or propellers, and
shall include repairs, installations of new and/or used aircraft
radio equipment and parts, aircraft instruments or propellers.
Sec. 2-1-32. "Engaging in air transportation service" means
a person, firm or corporation engaged in the transportation of
a person or persons and/or property according to the applicable
following conditions:
(a) A certified air carrier which holds a certificate of
public convenience and necessity issued under Section 401
of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended, other than
an air carrier which holds a certificate of public convenience
and necessity for supplemental air service; or
(b) A supplemental air carrier as is defined in Title 1,
General Provisions Definitions, Section 101 (32) of the
Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended; or
(c) An air taxi operator subject to Part 298 of the
Economic Regulations of the Civil Aeronautics Board and engaged
directly in air transportation of passengers and/or property
and who does not hold a certificate of public convenience and
necessity issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board pursuant to
Section 401 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended,
or other economic authority issued by the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
Sec. 2-1-33. "Engaging in aerial applications" means a person,
firm or corporation engaged in the business of aerial crop-dusting,
spraying or fire fighting.
Sec. 2-1-34. "Engaging in specialized commercial flight service"
means a person, firm or corporation engaged in specialized com-
mercial air activities such as, but not limited to, banner towing,
aerial advertising, aerial photography, aerial survey, fire fight-
ing, fire patrol, pipeline patrol, powerline patrol and any other
operations specifically excluded from Part 135 of the Federal
Aviation Regulations.
Sec. 2-1-35. "Engaging in multiple service" means a person,
firm, or corporation engaged in two or more commercial aeronautical
activities.
Sec. 2-1-36. "Providing an aircraft parts house" means a person,
firm or corporation engaged in the business of storing and dis-
pensing aircraft parts.
Sec. 2-1-37. "Aircraft operations" means an aircraft arrival
at, or departure from, the airport with or without FAA airport
traffic control service.
Sec. 2-1-38. "Itinerate operations" means all aircraft arrivals
and departures other than local operations.
Sec. 2-1-39. "Local aircraft operations" means aircraft operating
in local traffic pattern or within sight of the tower at the air-
port; aircraft that are known to be departing from, or arriving
from, flight in local practice areas located within a twenty mile
radius of the control tower at the airport; and aircraft 7simaated
instrument approaches or low passes at the airport.
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SECTION 2. That Title 2 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake
City, Utah, 1965, relating to aeronautics, be, and the same hereby
is amended by adding thereto a new Chapter to be known as Chapter 21
relating to minimum standards for the leasing of space and conducting
of aeronautical services on the airport, to read as follows:
Chapter 21
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CONDUCT OR LEASING
Sections:
2-21-1. General requirements.
2-21-2. Mandatory and minimum standard lease clauses.
2-21-3. Lease proposal requirements.
2-21-4. Bond requirement.
2-21-5. Aircraft sales.
2-21-6. Airframe and/or power plant repair.
2-21-7. Aircraft rental.
2-21-8. Flight training.
2-21-9. Aircraft fuels and oil dispensing service.
2-21-10. Radio, instrument or propeller repair service.
2-21-11. Aircraft part house.
2-21-12. Air transportation service.
2-21-13. Aerial applications.
2-21-14. Specialized commercial flight services.
2-21-15. Multiple services.
2-21-16. Complete fixed base operation.
2-21-17. Flying club regulations.
Sec. 2-21-1. General requirements. (a) Any person, firm or
corporation desiring to perform aeronautical services on or from
the airport must present to the airport manager, prior to com-
mencing any operation, information satisfactory to the manager
that the prospective tenant meets the minimum standards established
herein for engaging in such business on the airport.
(b) Lessee shall submit to the airport manager a verified
statement, including a complete summary of the general nature
of his general aviation operation, and if an individual, his
name and address, or if a partnership, the names and addresses
of all the partners, or if a corporation, association or organi-
zation, the names of the president, vice-president, secretary,
and full-time managing officer or managing employee.
(c) Any lessee operating as a fixed base operator shall
require his employees to participate in fire, rescue or other
emergency training conducted by the fire department on a schedule
convenient to both parties.
(d) Building space requirements may be provided in one
building, attached buildings, or in separate buildings.
(e) All personnel of lessee required to hold FAA certificates
and ratings shall maintain such certificates and ratings during
all times lease is in effect.
(f) Any lessee offering any services or combinations thereof
shall do so under written lease or agreement with the city.
(g) All lessees are required to comply with the rules and
regulations of the airport.
(h) All lessees shall obtain and keep current the appropriate
license or licences as required by the city, county, state and
federal authorities to engage in the business or activities
conducted by said lessee.
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Sec. 2-21-2. Mandatory and minimum standard lease clauses.
The following minimum standards for leasehold operations on the
airport shall include therein the building codes as adopted
in these ordinances, the State of Utah and the appropriate API
standards for the handling of aviation fuels. All leases concern-
ing aeronautical services at the airport shall contain the
following provisions:
(a) The lessee agrees to operate the premises leased for
the use and benefit of the public and to furnish such service
on a fair, equal and not unjustly discriminatory basis to all
users thereof, and to charge fair, reasonable and not unjustly
discriminatory prices for each unit or service; provided, how-
ever, that the lessee may be allowed to make reasonable and
non-discriminatory discounts, rebates or other similar types
of price reductions to volume purchasers.
(b) The lessee, for himself, his heirs, personal represen-
tatives, successors in interest and assigns, as part of the
consideration hereof, does hereby covenant and agree, as a
covenant running with the land, that in the event facilities
are constructed, maintained or otherwise operated on the said
property described in this lease for a purpose for which a
Department of Transportation program or activity is extended
or for any other purpose involving the provision or a similar
service or benefit, a lessee shall maintain and operate such
facilities and services in compliance with all other require-
ments imposed pursuant to Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations,
Department of Transportation, Subtitle A, Office of the Secre-
tary, Part 21, Non-discrimination in Federally Assisted Programs
of the Department of Transportation-Effectuation of Title VI
of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and any provisions of said
regulations as may in the future be amended.
(c) The lessee, for himself, his personal representatives,
successors in interest and assigns, as part of the considera-
tion hereof, does hereby covenant and agree, as a covenant
running with the land, that no person on the grounds of race,
color or national origin shall be excluded from participation
in, denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to dis-
crimination in the use of said facilities; that in the con-
struction of any improvements on, over or under such land and
the furnishing of services thereof, no person on the grounds
of race, color or national origin shall be excluded from
participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subject
to discrimination; that the lessee shall use the premises in
compliance with all other requirements imposed by, or pursuant
• to Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Trans-
portation, Subtitle A, Office of the Secretary, Part 21, Non-
discrimination in Federally Assisted Programs of the Department
of Transportation-Effectuation of Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964, and such provisions of said regulations as may in
the future be amended.
(d) That in the event of a breach of any of the non-discrim-
ination covenants pursuant to Part 21 of the Regulations of
the Office of the Secretary of Transportation, the lessor shall
have the right to terminate this lease and to re-enter and
repossess said land and the facilities thereon and hold the
same as if said lease had never been made or issued.
(e) It is clearly understood and agreed by the lessee that
no right or privilege has been granted which would operate to
prevent any person, firm, or corporation operating aircraft
on the airport from performing services on its own aircraft
with its own regular employees (including, but not limited to,
maintenance and repair) that it may choose to perform.
(f) It is understood and agreed that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to grant or authorize the granting of an
exclusive right.
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(g) Lessor reserves the right to further develop or improve
the landing area of the airport as it sees fit, regardless of
the desires or views of the lessee and without interference or
hindrance from lessee.
(h) Lessor reserves the right, but without obligation to
lessee, to maintain and keep in repair the landing areas of the
airport and all publicly owned facilities of the airport, to-
gether with the right to direct and control all activities
of lessee in this regard.
(i) During the time of war or national emergency, lessor
shall have the right to lease the landing area or any part thereof
to the United States government for military or naval use, and,
if such lease is executed, the provisions of this instrument,
insofar as they are inconsistent with the provisions of the lease
to the government, shall be suspended.
(j) Lessor reserves the right to take any action it considers
necessary to protect the aerial approaches of the airport against
obstruction, together with the right to prevent lessee from
erecting or permitting to be erected, any building or other
structure on or adjacent to the airport which, in the opinion of
the lessor, would limit the usefulness of the airport or con-
stitute a hazard to aircraft.
(k) This lease shall be subordinate to the provisions of any
existing or future agreement between lessor and the United
States, relative to the operation or maintenance of the airport,
the execution of which has been or may be required as a condition
precedent to the expenditure of federal funds for the development
of the airport.
(1) The lessor reserves the right to temporarily close the
airport or any of the facilities thereon for maintenance, improve-
ment or for the safety of the public.
(m) Lessor reserves the right to approve or deny any assign-
ment of this lease or sublease of the premises.
Note: These minimum standards do not abrogate existing leases
on the airport, as of the effective date of this ordinance.
Sec. 2-21-3. Lease proposal requirements. The city will not accept
an original request to lease land at the airport unless the proposed
lessee submits in writing a proposal which sets forth the scope of opera-
tions he proposed, which shall include the following:
(a) The services he will offer.
(b) The amount of land that he desires to lease.
(c) The building space he will construct or lease.
(d) The number of aircraft he will provide.
(e) The number and qualifications of persons he will employ.
(f) The hours of proposed operation.
(g) The amount and types of insurance coverage he will maintain.
(h) Evidence of his financial capability to perform and provide
the above services and facilities.
Sec. 2-21-4. Bond requirement. Upon the execution of the lease
agreement and prior to entering the premises, the lessee shall supply
the city with a performance bond, written with a company or companies
acceptable to lessor, conditioned upon the faithful and true perfor-
mance, observation, and compliance with all of the terms, conditions
and provisions of the lease agreement. Said performance bond shall be
in an amount based upon the following guarante&lminimui rental rates:
(a) If the minimum guaranteed annual rental is $0 - $10,000
a performance bond of $500.00;
(b) If the minimum guaranteed annual rental is $5,000.01 -
$10,000.00, a performance bond of $1,000.00;
(c) If the minimum guaranteed annual rental is $10,000.01 -
$20,000.00, a performance bond of $2,000.00;
(d) If the minimum guaranteed annual rental is $20,000.01
and over, a performance bond of $2,500.00.
Sec. 2-21-5. Aircraft sales. Any person, firm or corporation
desiring to engage in the sale of new and/or used aircraft must
lease and provide as a minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold shall contain reasonable space which is
adequate for operation of the business to be conducted.
(b) Provide insurance coverage, written by an insurance
company or companies acceptable to the city, in the following
minimum amounts:
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Passenger liability $100,000 per seat
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Note: The above coverage shall include aircraft held for sale
and/or demonstration by the lessee but owned by others.
(c) Provide buyer proof that aircraft to be sold is certifi-
cated under FAA and State regulations as airworthy or privide
buyer with a statement of the work required to meet regulations
necessary for certification.
(d) Provide or contract for all necessary services to fulfill
all implied and expressed warranties on aircraft within the terms
of the contract.
(e) Register the business with the airport manager stating
scope of activities to be entered into.
Sec. 2-21-6. Airframe and/or power plant repair. Any person,
firm or corporation desiring to engage in airframe and/or power
plant repair service must provide as a minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold shall contain reasonable space which is
adequate for operation of the business to be conducted.
(b) The appropriate certification to comply with FAA and
State regulations and maintain such certificate in a current status.
(c) Provide insurance coverage, with a company or companies
acceptable to the city, in the following minimum amounts:
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Comprehensive public liability and
property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Hangar-keepers' liability $100,000 each accident
Products liability $100,000 each accident
Note: The above coverages shall be increased when, in the
opinion of the city, the number and type of aircraft
serviced warrants same.
(d) Register business with the airport manager and the Utah
State aeronautics Division stating scope of activities to be
entered into.
(e) Accomplish all work in accordance with FAA and state regu-
lations and have work inspected according to state and federal
regulations.
Sec. 2-21-7. Aircraft rental. Any lessee desiring to engage in
the rental of aircraft to the public must provide as a minimum
the following;
(a) The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of land
to provide space for aircraft parking and building or buildings.
(b) Lessee shall lease or construct a building which will
provide one thousand (1,000) square feet of properly heated
and lighted office space, including adequate space for the public.
Such building shall contain a telephone for public use.
(c) Such lessee shall provide at least one person having a
current pilot certificate with appropriate ratings. The office
shall be attended during all hours of operations.
(d) Lessee shall provide at least one airworthy aircraft
owned or leased in writing to the lessee.
(e) The normal operating hours will be at the operator's dis-
cretion; provided, however, he shall be reasonably available to
the public eight hours per day, five days per week.
(f) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage, with a company
or companies acceptable to the city, in the following minimum
amounts on all aircraft owned or leased.
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Note: The amounts under the basic coverage, as provided above,
may be required to be increased if, in the opinion of
the city, it is warranted.
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Sec. 2-21-8. Flight training. Any person, firm or corporation
desiring to engage in pilot flight instruction shall provide as
a minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold shall contain reasonable space which is
adequate for operation of the business to be conducted.
(b) Obtain appropriate certification to comply with FAA
and State regulations and accomplish all flight checks and other
requirements to maintain such certification in a current status.
(c) Provide insurance coverage, with a company or companies
acceptable to the city, in the following minimum amounts:
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Passenger liability $100,000 per seat
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
property damage $100,000 each accident
(d) Register the business with the airport manager and the
Utah State Aeronautics Division stating scope of activities to be
entered into.
Sec. 2-21-9. Aircraft fuels and oil dispensing service. Lessees
desiring to dispense aviation fuels and oil and provide other related
services, such as tie-down and aircraft parking, shall provide as
a minimum the following services and facilities:
(a) The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of land
to provide for building or buildings, aircraft parking area
equipped with six tie-downs and dispensing equipment.
(b) Construct or lease a building providing one thousand
(1,000) square feet of properly lighted and heated floor space
for office, public lounge and rest rooms. Such building shall
contain public telephone facilities.
(c) Lessee shall provide at least one properly trained person
who shall be on duty during all hours of operation.
(d) Lessee shall provide emergency starting equipment,
adequate fire extinguishers, adequate towing equipment, aircraft
interior cleaning equipment, wheel chocks, oxygen and nitrogen
servicing equipment.
(e) Lessee shall provide fuel services, parking and tie-down
of aircraft.
(f) Lessee shall provide as a minimum two dispensers,
metered, filter-equipped, fixed or mobile for dispensing aviation
fuels in sufficient quantity to supply the demand, adequate
stock of appropriate lubricants, and separate dispensing pumps
and meters for each grade of fuel to be dispensed.
(g) Fueling service shall be provided from 6:00 a.m. to
thirty minutes after sundown, seven days per week; provided.
however, at least one fixed base operator, or in conjunction with
other fixed base operators, shall be open twenty-four hours per
day, seven days per week.
(h) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage, written with an
insurance company or companies acceptable to city, with the
following minimum coverage:;;°':
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Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Hangar-keepers' liability $100,000 each accident
Products liability $100,000 each accident
Sec. 2-21-10. Radio, instrument or propeller repair service.
Lessees desiring to provide a radio, instrument or propeller
repair service, must hold an FAA repair station certificate and
ratings for same and provide as a minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of
land for required building.
(b) Construct or lease a building providing one thousand
(1,000) square feet of properly lighted and heated space for
housing office, rest room facilities and minimum shop and
hangar space as required for FAA repair shop certifications.
Such building shall contain public telephone facilities.
(c) Lessee shall provide at least one FAA certificated
repairman qualified in accordance with the terms of the repair
station certificate.
(d) The normal operating hours will be at the operator's
discretion; provided, however, he shall be reasonably available
to the public eight hours per day, five days per week. Pro-
vided, further, that emergency service shall be provided on a
twenty-four hour per day, seven days per week basis.
(e) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage, written by
an insurance company or companies acceptable to the city, in
the following minimum amounts:
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Hangar-keepers' liability $100,000 each accident
Products liability $100,000 each accident
Note: Insurance coverage limits may be required to be increased
when it is deemed by the city that the risk exposure is
greater than the minimum requirements herein.
Sec. 2-21-11. Aircraft parts house. Lessees desiring to provide
an aircraft parts house must provide as a minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of
land for the required building.
(b) Lessee shall construct or lease a building providing
one thousand (1,000) square feet of properly lighted and heated
space to house office, rest room facilities, and minimum shop
and hangar space as required for FAA repair shop certification.
Such building shall contain public telephone facilities.
(c) Lessee shall provide knowledgeable personnel in
sufficient number to meet the requirements of operation.
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(d) The normal operating hours will be at the operator's
discretion; provided, however, he shall be reasonably available
to the public eight hours per day, five days per week.
(e) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage with a company
or companies acceptable to City, in the following minimum
amounts:
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 per person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Hangar-keepers' liability $100,000 each accident
Products liability $100,000 each accident
Sec. 2-21-12. Air transportation service. (a) Lessees desiring
to engage in air transportation service must hold a current FAA
air taxi commercial operator's certificate with ratings appropriate
for the functions to be accomplished.
(b) Prior to entering into an agreement for any space to be
leased from the city and prior to commencing any operations on
the airport for conduct of the business of air transportation,
the prospective tenant must present to the airport manager
information satisfactory to said manager that the tenant meets
the minimum standards established by the city for engaging in
the business of air transportation.
(c) Each prospective tenant shall submit to the airport
manager a verified statement, including a complete summary of the
general nature of its air transportation business and if an in-
dividual, his name and address, or if a partnership, the names
and addresses of all the partners, or if a corporation, association
or other organization, the names of the president, vice president,
secretary and full time managing officer or station manager.
(d) A tenant may be required to submit a financial statement
and credit ratings acceptable to the city.
(e) A t enant must be a certified air carrier which holds a
certificate of public convenience and necessity issued under
Section 401 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended, other
than an air carrier which holds a certificate of public convenience
and necessity for supplemental air service; or a supplemental
air carrier as is defined in Title 1, General Provisions Defini-
tions, Section 101 (32) of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as
amended; or an air taxi operator subject to Part 298 of the
Economic Regulations of the Civil Aeronautics Board and engaged
directly in air transportation of passengers and/or property and
who does not hold a certificate of public convenience and neces-
sity issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board pursuant to Section
401 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958, as amended, or other
economic authority issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
(f) All airlines and air transportation companies must meet
the following minimum standards for the conduct of business at
the airport:
1. The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of land
for the building required herein.
2. The lessee shall lease or construct a building providing
a minimum of one thousand (1,000) square feet of properly heated
and lighted space conveniently located for passengers and crew
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members of itinerant aircraft, office, customer lounge, rest
rooms, public telephone, and satisfactory arrangements for
checking in of passengers, handling of luggage, ticketing and
ground transportation.
3. Lessee shall provide at least one FAA certificated
commercial pilot who is appropriately rated to conduct air taxi
service as offered. At its option, the City may require the
tenant to provide assurance satisfactory to the city of its con-
tinued availability of suitable aircraft with qualified operating
crews.
4. Lessee shall provide at least one four-place aircraft
which shall meet all the requirements of the air taxi commercial
operator's certificate held.
5. The normal operating hours will be at the operator's
discretion; provided, however, he shall be reasonably available
to the public eight hours per day, five days per week. Scheduled
air taxi or air carrier tenants must supply to the city a schedule
of their flights and shall operate at all times on a scheduled
basis for a minimum of five days per week, fifty-two weeks per
year and shall comply with all city, county, state and federal
laws, rules, regulations and ordinances.
6. Each tenant shall provide insurance coverage, written
with a compnay or companies acceptable to the city, in the follow-
ing minimum amounts:
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Passenger liability $100,000 per seat
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Note; The city at its option may require insurance coverage
in excess of the coverage provided for above if in
the opinion of the city it is warranted.
Sec. 2-21-13. Aerial applications. Lessees desiring to engage in
aerial application operations must hold an agricultural aircraft
operator certificate issued by the FAA under Part 137 of the FAA regu-
lations, comply with requirements of the state and political sub-
divisions thereof and provide as a minimum the following:
(a) Leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of land
to provide for building or buidlings, aircraft parking and
tie-down, and parking space for loading vehicles and equipment.
(b) Lessee shall lease or construct at least 320 square
feet of building space for office and storage. They shall
also provide public telephone service.
(c) Lessee shall provide at least one person holding a
current FAA commercial certificate, properly rated for the
aircraft to be used and meeting the requirements of Part 137
of the FAA regulations and applicable regulations of the
state.
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(d) Lessee shall provide at least one aircraft, which shall
be airworthy, meeting all the requirements of Part 137 of the
FAA regulations and applicable regulations of the state. Said
aircraft shall be owned or leased by agreement in writing and
based on the lessee's leasehold.
(e) Lessee shall provide a segregated safe chemical storage
and containment of noxious chemical materials in an area protected
from public access.
(f) Lessee shall pnvide availability of aircraft suitably
equipped for agriculture or fire fighting operations with
adequate safeguards against spillage of noxious chemical
materials on the runways and taxiways or dispersal by wind force
to other operational areas on the airport.
(g) The hours of operation shall be as required by each
individual tenant.
(h) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage, written by an
insurance company or companies acceptable to the city, in the
following minimum amounts:
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Comprehensive public liability
and property damage
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Sec. 2-21-14. Specialized commercial flight service. Lessees
desiring to engage in the specialized commercial flight services
shall provide as a minimum the following:
(a) Lessee shall provide at least one person having a current
pilot certificate with appropriate ratings for the aircraft to
be flown.
(b) Lessee shall provide at least one properly certificated
aircraft owned or leased in writing to the lessee which is
maintained according to the standards of a commercial operation
under FAR, Part 135.
(c) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage, written by a
company or companies acceptable to city, in the following minimum
amounts on all aircraft owned or leased:
Aircraft liability
Bodily injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
Sec. 2-21-15. Multiple services. Lessees desiring to engage in
two or more commercial aeronautical activities must provide as a
minimum the following:
(a) The leasehold for multiple activities shall contain adequate
square feet of land to provide space for specific use area require-
ments established for services to be offered. Specific use space
need not be cumulative where a combination use can be reasonably
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and feasibly established, such determination to be made by the
city.
(b) Lessee shall construct or lease a building containing
three thousand (3,000) square feet to provide properly lighted
and heated space for office, public lounge, pilot briefing and
rest rooms. Such building shall contain public telephone
facilities. Repair stations must provide minimum shop and
hangar space as required by FAA repair shop certification.
(c) Multiple responsibilities may be assigned to personnel
in order to meet personnel requirements for all activities;
provided, such personnel meet requirements for all activities
engaged in.
(d) All requirements for aircraft for the specific activi-
ties to be engaged in must be provided; however, multiple uses
can be made of all aircraft except aerial applicator aircraft,
to meet these requirements. In order to meet these require-
ments, however, a minimum of two aircraft must be owned or
leased and under the direct control of the lessee and based on
the lessee's leasehold.
(e) All equipment specifically required for each activity
must be provided.
(f) All services specifically required for each activity
must be provided during the hours of operation as required for
that activity under these minimum standards.
(g) The lessee shall adhere to the operating schedule as
required for each activity.
(h) The lessee shall obtain the highest single coverage in
the amounts and types of insurance established for each specific
activity.
Sec. 2-21-16. Complete fixed base operation. Lessees desiring
to engage in a complete fixed base operation must provide as a
minimum the following:
(a) Lessee shall provide sales, servicing, rental and display
of franchised aircraft, aircraft engine overhaul, repair and
maintenance, (at least demonstrated capability to perform minor
repairs coupled with possession of the necessary tools, jacks,
towing equipment, tire repair equipment, etc.) air frame repair
and maintenance service for business and/or personal aircraft
by FAA certificated mechanics with appropriate air frame and/or
power plant ratings.
(b) In providing aircraft rental and sales, lessee shall
provide for the following:
1. Availability, during specified hours, of aircraft
commensurate with the scope of planned activity as specified
in Section 2-21-6 of these ordinances.
2. Sales or distributorship franchise for an aircraft
manufacturer for new aircraft or adequate sources of used
aircraft.
3. Suitable sales and office facilities, which may be leased,
rented or constructed on the airport property as specified in
Section 2-21-6 of these ordinances.
4. Satisfactory arrangements at the airport for repairing
and servicing of sold aircraft during the sales guarantee
period as specified in Sections 2-21-5, 2-21-6, 2-21-10 and
2-21-11 of this chapter.
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5. Minimum stocks of spare parts peculiar to the
aircraft types for which sales privileges are granted.
(c) The lessee may provide radio repair and overhaul services,
sell at wholesale or retail any aircraft parts and accessories,
propeller repair and overhaul services as licensed by the FAA and
as prescribed in Section 2-21-10 of these ordinances.
(d) Any lessee who desires to operate as a fixed base operator
shall meet the following minimum standards:
1. Such lessee shall lease existing facilities or construct
a building to provide three thousand (3,000) square feet of
shop space meeting local and state industrial code requirements,
plus adequate office space. Such facility shall contain a
public telephone.
2. Such lessee shall provide full time FAA certificated
mechanics in such fields as air frame and engine maintenance,
electronic instrument maintenance and others as required.
3. Such lessee shall provide minimum equipment such as
machine tools, jacks, lift and test centers, etc., as required
for its operation.
4. Such lessee shall make arrangements for access to, or
for the provision of, such minimum capacity for the storage
of aircraft as the airport manager shall specify, and shall
be required to remove any non-airworthy aircraft from the
airport premises within a reasonable time.
5. Such lessee shall provide suitable facilities for
washing and cleaning of aircraft.
6. Such lessee shall promptly remove from the public landing
area (as soon as permitted by cognizant FAA and CAB authorities)
any disabled aircraft owned or controlled by the lessee; coupled
with the availability of, or arrangements made for, suitable
tractors, tow bars, jacks, dollies, and other equipment as
might be needed to remove the largest aircraft that normally
W could be expected to be operated from lessee's facility.
7. If painting of aircraft is anticipated, all applicable
safety requirements shall be met.
2C (e) Any lessee may be required by the city to furnish such
® primary line service to the public on a non-discriminatory basis
O C such as providing the sale of aviation petroleum fuel and air-
® craft propellant products, the rental of aircraft tie-down areas,
providing storage and/or hangar space, (including demonstrated
capability to efficiently and safely move aircraft to such areas
and store them in compliance with local regulations) , pilot
training, with FAA certified instructors, aircraft rental facili-
ties, aircraft charter and flight maintenance facilities.
(f) Lessee may be required by city to provide, at all fueling
locations, suitable space in a convenient location to service the
type of aircraft using the airport; tank storage capacity, either
above or below ground as mutually agreed upon, for aviation fuels,
adequate grounding rods at all fueling locations to eliminate
hazards of static electricity, together with mobile and/or fixed
pumping Equipment which meets all applicable safety requirements,
with reliable metering devices subject to independent inspection,
and with a pumping efficiency capable of filling jet aircraft
including the "jumbo or bus" series within a reasonable time;
uniformed personnel on full time duty during all hours of operation.
(g) Lessee shall maintain an adequate staff of employees
with skills, licenses and certificates appropriate to the activity
provided as specified in these minimum standards.
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(h) Lessee shall conform to all safety, health and sanitary
codes.
(i) Lessee shall provide energizers, starters, passenger
loading steps, oxygen and compressed air, together with such
other equipment and supplies as may be required to serve the
types of aircraft using its facility.
(j) Lessee shall be required to remove snow and otherwise
clean up its fueling areas, and possess the equipment necessary
for this purpose.
(k) Any lessee may be required to furnish a financial state-
ment and credit rating acceptable to the city.
(1) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage as indicated in
the appropriate section of these minimum standards.
(m) Lessee shall either individually, or in connection with
the other fixed base operators situated at the airport, be avail-
able for repair service and emergency service during the night
hours, weekends and holidays, to insure that aircraft repair
service is available for general aviation users at all times.
This service shall be provided for the public and/or general
aviation users. In any event, each fixed base operator shall
remain open for business at least eight hours daily, five days
each week. The lessee may be required by the city to supply on
a ";.twenty-four basis, seven days per week, facilities for the sale
of aviation petroleum, fuel and aircraft propellant products.
Likewise, lessee may be required to provide basic facilities and
employees to handle the tie down and/or hangar space for aircraft
on a seven day, twenty-four hour basis,
Sec. 2-21-17. Flying club regulations. Minimum standards for
flying clubs are established in Chapter 17 of this title, Bill No.
141 of 1970, published January 14, 1971.
SECTION 3. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake
City, it is necessary to the peace, health and welfare of the inhabitants
of Salt Lake City that this ordinance become effective immediately.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first pbblication.
Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, this
17th day of May , 1973.
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(SEAL)
BILL NO. 42 of 1973
Published-June 5, 1973
Aow•3.
Affidavit of Publication
STATE Oh UTAH,
ss.
County of Salt Lake
Betty_Phelps_
Being first duly sworn,deposes and says that he is legal adver•
tiding clerk of the DESERET NEWS,a daily (except Sunday)
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newspaper printed in the English language with general cir-
ANORDINANCE culation in Utah, and published in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 2,of the Revised Ordlnanc �+ �i
of Sall Lake City,Utah,1965,by mending Section 2-1.22 and by ac County,in the State of V tah.
Ina fifteen(15)new tions to Chapter I, elating to definitions,to
known os Sections 2-1-25 through 2.139;and by adding to said Title
/Chapter 21,relating to minimum standards for the leasing
space and conducting of aeronautical seances on the airport. That the legal notice of which a copy is mocked hereto
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Sall Lake C
Utah:
SECTION 1.That Chanter 1 of Title 2,of the Revised Ordinaa
of Salt Lake City,Utah,196S,be and the same hereby t.,amended An Ordinance relating_to minimum standards for the
ending.Section 2.1,22,and adding to said chapter,fifteen 115)
- sections,2-1,25 through 2-1.39,relating to definitions, to read a.
lows:
See.2-1-22."Fixed base operator.'meansn,firm leasing of space and conducting of aeronautical services
ration,sabred to the provisions of a lease e gongs In the selling,
c — —
eating or leasing of' and:o used aircraft,parts,a
ace and hardware;custom1 repair,ove hauling and madifilr
of general aviation aircraft and/or aircraft equipment,Including the on the airport. Bill No. 42 of 1915.
duct o e,charter flights services, aerial photography, advertising, -
making,aerial lire fighting orcrop dusting services.
Sec.2.1-23..t•
Sec.2.1.24.•••
Sec. 2-1,2S.''General aviation"shall Include all phases of c --------- ---"' '
other than aircraft manufacturing,military aviation and schedule
carrier
rations.
Sec'. "Engaging In aircraft sales"means o nes ,fir
corporation engaged In the sale of new and/or.u2etl alrcra or Sec. 2,1-27. "Engaging ,
airframe and/or p plant
lant r
airs
Person,
firm or corporation engaged In the business of
ing servicing general aviation aircraft airframes or power plants.
SSec`2-1.2e." l
Engagh,g In aircraft r ntar'me a
a person,f was published in said newspaper on
corporation engaged in the rental of aircraft to the public.
Sec.2.1.29."Engaging In training school"n a Verson,I C ry corporation egged in conducting pilot flight training school, June J 19J�
to dual and engaged in
training In fixed and rotary wing air, ___-_. J__.
such related ground school instruction us is necessary to preparr
dent pilot to take Ilien examination and flight I he Y ride
taining a pilot'sliceose or appropriateaircraft rating from the FAA.
5ec. 2130 “Engaging It fuel and oll dispensing
firm or ----"--p t' k* Bd In the business •
sing fuels d oil and otter related serviceF,such g9'Ile d wn \ �\
craft parking. ii 3 \
Legal Advertising Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th. — day of
June _.____ A.D. 19_73__.
s 1 l -•
Notary Public
My Commission.Expires
March 28, 1976
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e.<. 2.1.31. "Engaging in radio, instrument or propeller service' tcl The I msep,his personal r0 resentolives s
i Trott
a person,firm or corporation engaged in the ales and service i forest- d 9 as peel of the cOnsltlerafien cre0l,.tlo se herehY
T red radios,Instruments or propellers and smolt Include repairs, d€oo tit a d s aeeovenant runt ng with the land,that no e
)gt1 tiOns of new and/or USezl aircraft MHO equipment and parts,0 r- o On the 9r0Untl5 Of ra olOf Or nml0nal Of g not
null be¢x<ludpd
ic.2,1,enfs or Engaging IS. from particip0lion In,tlenied the benefits at, r bO otherwise sub!ectotl
$ AI 32."Engaging In per.transportation Me rlati0nartotice"means s p a discrimination in the V 01 sold fear thin in the c nstrudint of
n,lira.r corporation engaged-ccIn me e applicable
l aanersan Orr tape emen,0i
s on,ove! der such land antl the furnishing of
fen II and/or property according to fit applicable fallowing candi- eyvlces thereat,n person On the arountls Of roc color or notional
IGns: rllgio shall be ex laded Prom participation in,tlenied the Inenefits af, r
(a1 q certified air carrier which holds a a fiflGale of public c N1Rrwise be subiect to Olscriminotion; Shot the lessee hull use the
tenieilce end necessity Issued under Section 401 01 the Federal Aviati 15es ine 40, ode ifh air other requirements Imposed by,ar Pur-
tcf of-1950,as amended,Other than an air carrier which holds a cerlif. ,ant to Title d9,Code of Federal Regulations,Department of iranspOr-
cote of public Convenience and necessity tar supplemental air service; 'otlon,.Subtitle A,Oitice oP the Secretory,Port 21,Non-de Is[rim Tint ion In
etleral lY Title Vi atothe Ci of the tS Act at of TandS Such eras'Leon's-
as
tat A suppleMentm ppnr carrier as Is defined In Title 1,General Pro 'tins o9 Title VI.of the Civil Rights Act of 196/,e t such rimino
'Diens Oetinitlons,Sect'.101(32)Of the Federal Aviation Act Of 1958, N said regUlatlon5 as may In the tutu re be mnentletl.
mended or
-Id)Thqt n the vent 1 breach Rafe Y I it, nantlscr mllat an
()An I taxi I .5 bl t toPart 298 f theEconomic R ndnts pursuant to Part 21 t the R g 0 ifh OVI t tl
t of theCivil Aeronautics Board d engaged directly I 1 - r tart of Transportation,the lessor shall h m right P terminate
esrlctian of Passengers,antl property and h 'does not hold' ht- iec hang d an a entor antl s d e ri J It, i h 4 s
cafe Of public convenience onnecessitye Federal
by Aviation
Act of onau- !hereon rd hdoltl the some as Iff 6ptr ase hatl er b:en.aatle oer
s Board u rsuant Plo Section din of Fetleral Aviation Act i 1950, ',si vet o
m<naer%uo amen¢cOngmic pulM1orllV Issued by the Civil Aeranau- le)It is leanly understood antl. greed by the lessee that n right
is s amended,
ord. r er privilege has b granted which would operate to prevent any
See,2-1.33,'llEngaging In aerial applications"mean person,firm fie fir non operating aircraft on the airport tram per-
'corporation engaged in the business of aerial crap-dusting,spraying' rming serviced n Its ownaircraft
with Ifs regular employees
fire11gM1 g (Including,
In I all , but of limited•to, t nee andw repair) that It V
Sec: 2-I 3d "Engaging in spPclalised Ommelclaf flight service" ()It Is understood and agreed that nothing herein contained shall
Beam.or corporation c, In Oeing,etl c mmertis-- be construed t grant or authorize the gra tong or an exclusive right.
in activitiesssuch bufenot limited to,banner towing,aerial adverbs- (gl Lessor reserves the it to further develop r improve the
no,a aerial photography aerial survey.fire fighting,fire petrol,pipeline 'titling of the falrparl as it sees lit,regardless of the tlesires o
steal, too patrol and any other operations specifically excluded views of the lessee and without interference or hindrance from lessee. r
Portnom 135 Of the Federal Avaion spratioons. (h) Lessor reserves the right,but without obligation to lessee,to
So 21 35 "Engagingwo 1 multipleperson,PI f 'Maintainand keep re air the bonding f Os 1 the airport and all
.orporationengaged in two or more commercial aeronautical activities. publicly.owned facilities of the airport,together with the right to direct
Sec.2-1 36 Providing aircraft parts house moons a person, d,d control all activities at lessee in this regard
n ration engaged an
the business of storing and dispensing LI)During the time of war national emergency,lessor hall have
iircraft ofthe right to lease the landing area or any part thereof to the United
S 21 31."Alrcroftt operations"means aircraft arrival t,orStates government for military or naval use,and, f such lease Ise -
leparlure from,the airport With or without FAA airport traffic control ,-ete6,,he mutations i this instrument,insofar as they are Inconsistent
I with the provisions of the tease to the government,shall be suspended
Sec,2-1 38 ...Itinerate Operations"meansall aircraft grfivals arid all Lessor reserves the aright to take n coon it considers tie es-
pq c,2-t otherthan local oD tl nrs - e e protect rigid aerial approaches of the fromairportagainst obstruction,
Sec,traffic
e."Local.aircraft operations'.meansircraft o erating.In together with the right to prevent lessee from erecting or permitting to
teal traffic pattern orwithin sight of the tower atthe airport,in local
erected,any building orother structure o adiacent to tile a
hot are mown to be departing from,orarriving from,flight in local o.i which,In the opinion ofthe'lessor,would or
the usefulness iof
mach areas located within 0Iwentymmlle radius ofthe control lower. :he airport of constitute a haesrtl to aircraft:
it the airport:and aircraft making simulated instrument approaches or (k1 This lease shall be subordinate to the provisions of any,existing
w passes of the That. Or future d ent between lessor and the United States,relative to
0 SECTION 2.That Title 2 of the Revised Ordinances of Sou-Lake the ope.mianf or maintenance of the airport,me execution of which has
;Icy,Utah,.1965,relating to aeronautics,be, d the some h<Feey beenr may.Sr required as a condition precedent tothe expenditure oI
;Molded by adding thereto a w Chapter to be known o as Chpmer Al lectern;tunas for the development at the airport.
elating to minimum standards for the leasing of sae and connudin0 -ill The Lessor reserves the right to temomorny close the airport or
40eronamieal services an the airport,to read as follows:space 'the facilities thereon for maintenance.Improvement or for e
(hooter 21 safety
too
of the public.
MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTOR LEASING (s Lessor reserves op prove right too prove or deny any assignment
teat-its: ' of this lease or sublease of the premises.
'.=2.21-1.Demerol requirements. Mote:These minimum standards do not abrogate existing leases On
2-21-2.Mandatory and minium stand rd lease clauses, the airport,as of the effective dote dote of this ornlnance.
2.21.3.Lease egoira01'reguiremenis. Ne,,'D21-3.Lease proposal r meats.The city will not accept an
2.21-d.Bond requirement, enigma request to'lease land at then r
airport unless the v osed lesser
''2.21.5.Aircraft sales. submits'in Qwriting a proposal which sets forth the SCOPC of operations
2-21.6.Airframe and/or power plant repair. he proposed,which Shall Include the following:
'• 2-21.1. lrcrafl rental. • (a)The services he will offer.
Flight Flight tanning. 'I The amount Of land that he desires to lose.
221-9.Aircraft fuels and all dispensing service. (C,c)The building space he will construct Or lease.
'2.21-10.Radio,Instrument or propeller repair service. (d)The number of al!craft he will provide.
2:21-11.Aircraft part house.. le)The number and qualifications of persons he will employ.
2.21-12.Air transportation service. 11)The hours of proposed operation.
2.21.13.Aerial°deflections. (g)The amount and Noes of insurance coverage he will ma mloin.
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2-2)-14.Specialised commernol flight services. (h)Evidence of his financial capability to perform and provide the
pp 21.15.Multiple services. ,o e services Dntl facilities.
2,21-16.Complete fixed base Operation. Sec 2.21-4. Bond requirement. Upon the execution of the loose
2-21-17.Flying club regulations. h 'the
.agreement.and prior to entering Inc premises,the lessee shall supply
Sec.2.21-1.General root/Ima (a)Any person,firm o 'the;city with performance bond,written withacompany or i tlo(ring to perform er,services onsor from me[airrport p s a[c 1 bier to lessor, conditioned upon Me faithful teand[true
lxPt present to the airport aeronauticalmanager,prior tocommencing any opera- t Imancobservation,and compliance with all of the terms,c nth
e Information smisftct0ry to themanager that the fi e 1 ve fermi fi and I Of the lease agreement Said performance bond
,nets the minimum standards established herein for engaging M such ''shall ice In anamount based upon the following guaranteed minimum
`"I n the airport t rental rates a
• fbtsLessee hot submit to the airport manager o If ntl statement, RI if m minimum guaranteed annual rentalu Is $0- 310,000 a
1 dig o complete f the general nature of his general a terf man bond ot 3500.00
110n Operation,and If an a Individual,his n and address,or if aye
.(b) If e the minimum guaranteed annual rental is 35,000.01 -
tnsrship,the names and addresses of all the partners,o it 310,000.00,a performance bond of 31,000.00;
'anon,ass0clatIan or organisation,the names of the presidenil,OOvIcce- On f
(c) 'if the minimum guaranteed Val ental is 510,000.01 -
Mresidenl, secretary, and lull-time. managing officer or managing �s2gg00.00,a performance bond ofe,000.0p;
ielotee. • m If the minimum guaranteed annual rental is 320,000.01 and over,
()Any lessee operating as 0 fixed base operoter shall require his a performance bond of 32,500.00.
mielevecs to participate in lire, rescueother ¢tong 'V trolling • S 2-215 Aircraft sales.Any person firmcorporation d g
tlue,. by the fire department on a schedule convenient 10 both •tog g n the' i 1 w and/or used aircraft must se antl p
)DrtiPt. vide as a minimum the following: era-
vide Building spate requirements may be provided In one building, • (at The leasehold shall contain reasonable spare which is...to
Method buildings,or in separate buildings for operation of the buSIness to be conducted
() Ail personnel of lessee required to hold FAA certificates and (b)Provide Insurance- verage,written by an Incur
'O'fingS shall maintain such certificates and ratings during all times -or Companies occeptable to the city,In the following minimum amounts:
ease Is In effect t Aircraft liability
(it Any lessee offering any services or combinations thereof shell. Bgyll v 3100,000 f
person
l0 under written agreement with the city. 3300,000 each occident(g) All lessees are required to comply with the rules antl regular• Property damage 3100,000 accident
ions'df the airport. Passenger rob lift 3100,000 per seat
(t,).All lessees shall obtain and keen current the p prate license Cornr.hensivepub!c liability
or licenses as required by the fly ty,state d f tl rot authorities and property damage
engageo in the business or activitiesd 1 dby sold! Bodily Mien, $100000 eachit
Dec.O121-2 Mandatory d minimum I 'I ThePol 5300'000 f accident
tng minimum smndards for leasehold operations theairport hall P p e damage S300,000 itl nt act tlo.therein nil buiISOltlinp codes as adopted It, d the
N i .The above coverage hall Include craft held tot sale.i f pf,Utah a the appropriate API stood..for the hon..of .nld,or demonstration by the l abut owned by others.
1 tiga fuels,All leases concerning aeronautical services at the airport tc)Provide buyer Drool mot-aircraft to'per
e s Itl is cerliicatetl u der Ifioll saran the following gre provisions; • rr en and slate regrlatllns as mreorihy Of prOvltle buyer ifh 0-tute-
l0l The lessee a es to operate the premises leased lot the userent of the work repolred to meet regulations necessary for certilica-
0 benefit of the public and to furnish such service on a lair, goal Van,
ntl tot uniustly discriminatory basis to all users thereof,and to charge ld1 Provide or contract f II services to fulfill all
i abl grid 1 lastly discriminatory prices fore h unit r mDled and ntl p warranties on aircraft within.the terms of the
O nil avltl d however,Pilot the lessee m be allowedto make contract.
rl Inme p discounts, reaotes or other sin,far lei Registerthe b I s with the glroorl manager stating scope of
Vb S t of l ereductionsdtlll hactivities to be entered Into.
(b)The lessee,for himself,his heirs,personal representatives,sue- Sec.2216 Airframe d/ plant repair,Any person,firm
Sgt interest ond assigns,os pat of the consideration hereof, corporation desiring M engageM airfromeand/Or'POVieY pIced reggir
0 h ebye 1 d agree, covenant running with theland, t provideminimum the
following:
•h i 1 the vent facilities a constructed,maintained r otherwise op- (I The leasehold shalt Pal a aable space which Is adequate
ec Pep n the said properly described in this lease lot a ur se for f at of f theeasiness I ess to bconducted.which• Department of Transportation pro ram or act vity is extended ib)The ap p I of certification t comply/;ifh FAA and Stale
s for env other purpose Involving the provision r q similar se rvice or ulat oils and Maintain h certificateIncurrent status. reg
1 etlt q lessee hall maintain and operate such facilities andservicesrh.e (1 Provide- oto 0 omponlea a
90tiDliance with all other!¢maemenh Imposed pursuant to Title d9, [eOlable't0 the city,lathe following minimum amounts: of<
Code df Federal Regulations,Department of Transportation.Subtitle A Comprehensive public II bl icy and
e
at i - f the Secretary Part 21, Non discr-minotitn n Federally As
I ed Programs of the Department of Transportation-Effectuation of property iianlage
tit!e t'1 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and any provisions of sold eau-
Bodily Inlury 3100,000 each Person
itlons as may In the future be amended. !. _.. ,.53F10,000 each accident
ya
ComprrOcenlve pubic twee,
and pranerty damage 1100,100 each person
��—� 0 n prdily iniurY oerty
SI00000 h accident 8300000 M1'meld"n'
Property damage S100000 -h accident Property damp. $100000 eachq dent
Hangar-keepers'l¢pert liability $100000 h accident hn n9 k p liability $100000 each accident
Note: Th liabilityov d when, theopinion Products liability $100000 M1 accident
Note: the ube coverages shall b I t Note: ov rage limitsmay be required tob increased
d the City,the numberbusiness
and with or the airport
serviced when it isdeemed by the city that he risk exposure greater that
(el)Register on siness ctivnrt manager and the Utah State the minimum requirements herein.
berO(e)Accomplish
cco pli h all work
accordance to be enteredAAand
Sec.2.21-11.Aircraft parts house.Lessees desiring to provide an ale-
(e) ci have
11 Inspected
In accordance with FAA state regula- craft parts house must provide os o minimum the following:
Hens Ond have work Inspeefetl according to state and federal regulp- (a)The leasehold shall contain adequate square feet of land for the
Norm. n required buildings n
Sec.1R1-]. Alrcrptl r'¢ntcc Any i¢ssee IdtleslrinB to inn lnunC the for- lb) Lessee hall construct or lease a building Providing one thou.
!¢neat of aircraft to ih¢public mull plop a as a In sand 11,000)square feet of properly lighted and heated space to house
lowh a) re feet Of lurid to era- office,rest room facilities,and minimum Shop and honed pace as
lsC peThf leasehold shall a srdln dcly an 5 required for FAA repair shop certification.Such building shall contain
vide spec¢Lessee
aircraft perking and construct
a buildings, public telephone facilities, um
c thousand(1,0001 Itluere feet nsfr properly ulheatedwand lightehich will d '(c)Lessee shall provide knowledgeable personnel in sufficient n -
bet to meet the requirements at operation.
Mina including adequate space for the nubile.Such'wilding shall can- (tlt The 7g°' peg ling Hours.will be qP the op rota is discretion;
fain btelenllane for public use. n r}en1 DraviJed,however,he shall be reasonably available to the public elghe
(ci Such.lessee shall Oro id¢at ICos'f a parson having a hours per day,five days per week.
allot ce 1111Cee¢ lip q ions.ee r.11DBs.The office snail be oHentletl -(e) Lessee shall provide insurance coverage with a company or
during all hours of all provide
Irw w r c antes a ceatabie to city,li,the fallowing minimum amounts:UN Lessen nail rovre. at least one airworthy aircraft o netl o O1TComprehensive public liability
lased in welting l0 the Ieratin and property damage 5100.000 each person
(id The normal a shall hours will be atthe lablee to the operator'sSpubliceeiight Bodily ini ury S100,000 each person
provided,however,however,he shall ee reasonably available a Property damage 5300,000 each accident
ent
hours 0 day,five cloysprovide
week. coverage,ce or Nropert damas'liabllity 4100,000 each accident
(fl CL¢sacce stable to the citV•u lnnthe followig minimuml Camaunfs on Products liability SI00,ale each occident
omperaft n Sec.22112.Air transportation service. (a)Lessees desiring to eat
all aircraft owned or loosed. air transportation servicemust hold a current FAA Ir taxi
Aircraft liability 5100,000 each person commercial operator's certificate with ratings appropriate for the tuna-
PropeBodily tV da $100,000 each accident lions to be accomplished.
Property damage b 5100,000 each accident (b)Prior to ntering Into a agreement for anyspace to be leaseed
Comprehensive public nobility - from the city cod Crier to enc ntl Any°eratr0ns on the anrpo t
and properlydamage 5100,000 each person
for contl uct f the business f air iransnortotlon,the rosnective tenant
Bodily Wu, p! mbst present 90 IM1e airport n Hager information sa1151gctorY to shill
530a,o00 each occident r that the tenant meets athe minimum sPantlards established by
Property damage 1100,000 each occident the<Itv for engaging in the business of Air transportation.
Not¢: The aunts under the basic coverage,a provided Sbove, v fc)Each prospective tenant shall submitnlo ine irporf m onager u
'required to be Increased it,1n the opinion at the city,i9 i wad erifietl statement,In<lutling a 0 end if suet r of the gen rat nature
May by re of Its air iransvoriotlon business and if an InJivitlual,his ntl i ntl etl
ranted. ;,firm corpore+nn desiring dress,or'if a partnership,the name'santl atldresses i atlerhe,dart-
SQc.R-R1 8.Fliaht talnin0.AZ
m the gal- r if corporation,association other organization,then e
to ei i T ill allot(light aft contain
snail provitle 6s°mi of ethe president,vice president,secretary and full tine managing WHls
laws tell c r rate manager.
WI-
'(a)The ofte he Co shall 1 i bl 'pan hi h'i_ degtate rmay au
(or operation of9appropriate
ppr I 9 b fond 1 d a ld)tit 1 be itetle to submit°financialstatement and
certification a pip other
FAA d to tote credits w acceptable be the city.
flat Obtain eaccoD 11 Q (el A tenant must be a certified air carrier which holds d cereifi
regulations and cation in
all current
becks and other requirements to to of public convenience and necessity Issued under Section all ofthe
feat Id su<haerI insurance
ino erase,with status. cote
company or companies ac Federale Aviation h Act of 1950,as f amended,other than an air arter
m able Provide insurance c which holds a certificate of public convenience an.necessity for supple.
C¢ptAirc to the city,in the following minimum amounts: mental airservice;or a supplemental air carrier as defined In Title
A
,13.111+11abi111Y 510o,000 each person 1,General Provisions Definitions,Section 101 (32)of the Federal Avia.
Botl11V InlurV 5300,000 each accident lion Act of 1959,as mended:a n air taxi operator subject to Part.
i Property damage 1100,000 each accident 290 of the Economic Regulations of the(Civil Aeronautics Board antl en-
Passenger
.S100,001)per seat etl directly in air transportation of ass rs andeor prape tv ad
Comprehensive
public
who does of hold a certificate Ot public convenience and necessity
CordnrOensive0000 liability sued by the Civil Aeronautics Board pursuant to Suction a01 of the
and property damage 5100,000 each person Federal Aviation Act of MB,as amended,or other economic authority
Bodily
trope Iniard 5300,000 each accident issued by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Property damage 3109AG0 each he utN IN All oo-rnes and airtransportation nmanies must meet the Oct.eA Register the business with the airport to be
en antl the Utqn lowing minimum standards for the conduct of business at the airport:
id)
State Aeronautics Division stating scope of activities sebeicce.Lessees destr building required herein.hall contain Adequate square feel of lontl for the
Soc dispense aviation fuels and all ndpproing 2. the les ee shall lease a onstruct building providing mini.
hug to ido0 aviation rcck and kin and provideller related
aminimum services,
mum of one thousand(1,0001 square feet of a property heated and lighted
such s eervice and aircraft narking,shall provide as space conveniently Mooted for passengers and crew members of rtiner.
following he leasehold
facilities: re feet t land to pro- ant aircraft,nnoffice,customer lounge,rest rooms,public telephone,and
(al The dioO ortl hall ,air radeapare ngup auieped with els sotistacfory arrangements for checking in of passengers, handling of
vide far budding ng buildings,aircraft parkingidi area a luggage,ticketing and ground transportation.
11e tllb) Construct
or
yalpa but one thousand 11AOU1 3:Lessee shall.provide t least one FAA certificated c n rci I
i ee of properly or lease and he edoflor o public clot who is appropriately rated to conduct noel servicem offered.
square
aeet net ropom,'lighted and heatetl floor space publicc telephoneel pilot
its option,the City may require the tenant to provide assurance sulk
lounge and lest looms.Such building shall contain to isfactoro to the city of its continuedavailability at suitable saircraft with
cilrtles. ersan qualified operating crews.
wnq
Ice Lessee ban provideall hours of(Cast oe prADeriv ftLlned p p.Lessee shall provide t least a four-ploce aircraft which shall
shall di Lessee daring provideof emergency
starting a lament,°tlequote meet all the reavirelnenis°i the air taxicommercial operator's Certili.
lex Lessee shalt provide Interior cleaning cafe held.
fir¢extinguishers,Adequate towingd¢f11i nitrogen servicing
aircraft 5.The normal aerating hours will CO al the wen:dor's discretion;
eaul(e)Le;'wheeshall provide
vxefuel services,
parking
andutie.dowtn of air- provided,however,he shall be reasonably available to the public eight
le)Lessee shall provide fuel services and hours per day,five days per week.Scheduled air taxi or air carrier
Craft. a minimum two dispensers,metered,• tenants must supply to theecity schedule of their MOM and shall
(,e Lessee bed provide a aviation fuels iI Iflcient operateAl all tines on a scheduled basis for a minimumf five days
quantity to su,fixed ormobiled far adequate
Per week,fifty-two weeks per year and shall comply with all city,noun
quantity+a supply the epumps and meters Claappropriate
h a ade lof fuel to be to,state and federal lows,rles,regulations and ardin°aces.
bile separate dispensing pumps and n1 a. Each tenant'shall provide Insurance coverage, Written witha
tlisa(0 F rvice shall be provided from d:00 a m.to thirty min- company or companies acceptable 10 the city,in IM1e following minimum
(gal Fa sling 5 n days per week;provided however,at least amounts:
ales Her down, 'eve n lion with other fixed base opera- n Aircraft liability 5100,000 each person
e fixed base operator,or ill c Bodily inlury 5100,000 each accident
tors,shall be open all provide
Insuras nce
ncer day,seven says}}e�weft;.n incur proD¢rI damage 1300,000 each accident
(hi Lessee•shall mpanies Insurance coverage,y, w I 5100,000 per seat
once company o companies acceptable 90 city.with the following mint Passenger HebiliiV
mum Comprehensive public liability •
Comprehensive public IiofllitV
• Boand proven,'damage s100,000 each person
dily inlury 1300,000 each accident and property damage 8100,000 each person
Property damage 5100,000 each occident Bodily rnrury 100000 each person
5100,000 each accident 5300,000 each accident
t
Hangar-keepers'IIab111tY 5100,000 each accident Property damage require insurance coverage iaccident
Pcoduns0.Radio,
pair service.Lessees Note: The city of its Option may r
In
Sec. R1 ro R a instrument
i 9 instrument orr propeller repair set must excess f thep 0 d for b If the I- i thecity
ho on to provide or n ov de is warranted. r-ill
hold FAA p station certificate and ratings for some and Sec.22113 Aerial applications,L desiring I engage Osb minimumlaslol Ig agriculture,
(1 T 1 M1 Itl h II onion etlequute 54u0r¢tali Of I d for cote)iss d b tl FAA utderlJPort 13) ftM1 FAAregulations.
aircraft t t rply
1 tl building. oviding o e thousand 11,0001 with r t f the state and political subdivisions thereof and
re (re feet
Construct Or lease budding t for housing office,r space as reauired est provide as a minimum the following.
e leer at properly lighted and heated space (a)Leasehold shall contort adequate squat feet of land to provide
F facilities and iri atio . Su and honorh ll 1 public tell Mr bu buildings, it D Y 9 and tied and parking
room
repair 'h certifications.Such building q spacel loading vehicles and equipment.
ph I (III one FAA p of t d repo rman (01 LshallI construct t 1 t 320 feet of build,
1 1 L hall pith lde at is oP a space leg f office and storage.They shall also provide public tele.
Qualified etl h d)The normal o with the terms w the ra of station t retion: phone service.
er ell eaves wan io at thelaoperator's (c)Lessee shall provide at least n person holding a current FAA
hours per
day llv he shall be o reasonably available to the public eight
met
h
hems pegs day live days perelk.Provided,further,That sev g c commercial certificate,is ClPa rated for the FAA regulations
rl ns used and
p twenty -ItoUr,Der-Eau men-tloVs� a ling the requirements rnenis of Part 13]Of the regvlaf Ions and a0pli�
service shall be provided on n Insue- able regulations of the state.
pat week bases, Hall provide Insurance c ve age vritten by o Idl Lessee shall provide at least one aircraft,which shall be per.
eel Lessee s antes Acceptable coverage,
r the city, in the following worthy,meeting all the requirements of Part 13]c of the FAA regulations
omnmou companies and Iroable regulations of the state.Said ter raft shall be opened or
minimum amounts:c ... leased by agreement in writing and based on the lessee's leasehold.
let Lessee shall Dr ovide° gated sale chemical storage and
containment of noxious chemical materials in an area protected,from
public access.
(H Lessee shall provide•availability of aircraft suitably equipped for
agriculture or frre-tiyh+rng operations with adequate safeguards against
u
spillage of n chemicalinaferrols an the runways and taxiways or
dispersal by wind force to other operattpcci areas on the airport.
(0 The hours of o eration shall bb as repaired by each Individual.
tenant. p •
ihl Lessee shall provide insurance coverage,c written Con insur-
ance o a
company or companies acceptable to the city,in the Io110yiing
.�..__a.....��
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Aircraft II0bII1tV 5100,,00 each person 1 101 Lessee shall maintain an adequate sm,f or employees with skills,
Bodily rotary 1 10000 each ersoen9�. licenses and certificates appropriate to the activity provided vas spe<(fied
•3100,000 each dent ic mess m mmum sta to d .
Piapert5'damage lh)Lessee shoo tour t II t t9 he I d b It d
Cornprehensive pubic liability (1 Lessee shall rn Itl gl '1 t• p dug -
nd properly damage SIOd,ddO efCM1 0 1 steps,Px 0¢ ondac aVd i tog Ih Ith h tt ne,t'
Bodily rc doh 5300,000 each occident' ntl up0liesnas m v Oe re -red fo serve the fvote of alrcralt us'ny Ifs
5100 Q00 each occident l facility. and th I 'I an uP
Pc.271V 4.damage Cal flight s rvice LeSCe desiring r: (i)Lessee shall be required to remove
Sec 221 It Specialized cmntr e shell id Its fuel and possess the equipment necessary for thisp p
CO engage Insthe owinlnlli¢d commercial flight services required f furnish a financial statement,.
r plot' and[retl 1 11 9 1 bl be
it inc s 1 tll 1¢tl in the a
a Minimum the following:nB c 5 ill L h II p d p
lgl Lessee D II IC all least a a h tin.at d H., Dro Ii at t fah se foulards a
certificate with appropriate ratings1 the aircraft t b 11 n
(b) Lessee shall provide at least p t taccording., (MI L h II ih tll d 11 1 coon with the other
r leased Inwhichids:Foods b i s t t tl t ih i b rlable for repo r
to the standards f writing toa the lesseeti din.,FAR Pall 135 conveneVice a d tl 9 iM1 t,l e W k dse nd h l
it byamounts days,1 ail t a it 'Y• I bl 1 en rat o
lc)Lor essee shall provide Insurance coverage,
g s ge ¢ p
o Pl,bl tocity,.in the tallow; n n,aton u e at all f n Th M1 II b avid d t ih a bl
II aircraft owned' or leased antl/fr general av of I e( • 1 ti d b e f V
shall remain open forb 1 least eight hoursdaily,i I
'Aircraft liability SIU0,0,0 ee I o dent, each eek The less b uu red by the cif 1 DI
Bodily I,Uur 5100,000e M1 dent; twenty-four basis,sevend . P week,facilities f the ,le o4 ee
So engage h t ; lion petroleum,fuel antl aircraft propellant products.Likewise, s
PYoptiV daiM t s Lessees des'fiicy to ason may required to provide bast tac'Ities and employees to hand; the
be aircraft rwe,ty four
the
Sec.2�21�15IM Whale aeronautical activities t provide i to dawn and/or hangar space for H an a se d
more• hour basis.
•
square e or t Se 121 17 Flv ng club reotlat ons Minimum t tl tl f flying
(o) The leasehold 1 multiple 1 Ili h II t I d t.5
III o d f bcl clubs established I,Chapter 17 of this file,Bill N 141 f 1010,
s feet i land r provide a P published January 14 1971.
established for c i to b offered.Specificreasonably and feasibly i SECTION 3 In the opinion of the Board o1 Commissioners1 Salt
nIn)tiLu see shall ocombinationsofp thou-) Loke City,Itnecessaryto the peace,health antl If .of It tail
nab; (3,0suchauaredetermination
feet ant D mode o the
toting containing athreeHants of Salt Lake City hat tM1s ordinance become effective i rdlute
Ib)Lessee construct leases. Such bulltll e�
sand office,
1 ;eel 10 briefingprovide an IY rest
rooms.
and heated
for Ifee,public llou telege,phone
pilot tuciu and rest ro must provide lv SECTION 4.This ordinance shall fake effect upon its first publ'ca
contain public telephone facilities. Repair stations tend.; lion.
shall as required by FAA repair shoo f Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,Utah,this
minimum shop and spacehangarde I]th day of May,1913. E,d,GA RN
hcaton sled, h on i Mayor(e Multipleronelerequireme t tor activities;
d t Person s
to meet requirements
era ¢ 1 heOmuN J.OhbbsSEN
net meetAl)reMno activities- ed HE Recorder
(dl ll requirements for aircraft multiple el activities btod be Iall City
y Os
aagetl to must p provided,d;however, u in; (SEAL)
) d2 o119]3
order texcept theseesi utrem aircraft,to raft; BILL NO. June 5,19]3 i6511
order to meet orleased re a a urd however, r tmuo i 1 U _._
ust.b¢t led ee earld.and under the direct control f the lessee arid)
based on the eoulo'ant s ecifi activity must b
let All¢qulument s0eclllcgllro a¢aNretl toe each most be L,�
pro l'a All s r ices specifically required for each activity pro.)
vIded during the hours of operation as required for;hot activity under'
these minimum standards. • schedule as reuuir¢di
l01 'rho lessee shall adhere to the operotin9
for each activity. Cave n
(h) The lessee shall obtaithehIgiteS1 singlcifcoverage i the
ants and types of insurance established
omoSec,2•21-16.p Co place Aaree base
asraoperation..Lessons desiring tor minimum
flue followiing ge in a pin soles,se g,r mat fkan-
(d Lessee shall provide engine overhalul,r9epairral and tlrdiintenance lots
chased monstr,a nabllity to perform m' and
coupled..lath'),
Post sion demonstrated c0 necessary fools,la ks,towingr equipment,fire rep
equipment ei the ittnoremaintenance service for business
equipment,pe, anal air frame repair certificated mechanics[with pneOni..
slid air ma ice and or pow by FAA
ate air la ate and/or power plant .
MI In providing oh-Croft
H rentalntal and rotes,lessee shall provide for).�
the following: men with=.
1.Avallubillto,doting"peened hofiaso Oi MfcreD coZnn6 Prsv roe o", -:i
the scope of planned activliv as spec ect t)nes far,,
euhces. rManufacturer
2.Soles Or distributorshipotnuns franchise lr CroA aircraft vt be leased,rented
n v Ir ylla le soles and ulficeataciiinies,CWhich may p c nstrugcnad on the airport property as specified in Section 2.21.6 of
these ordinances. arrangements at the airport for repairing and servic-+
4o Satisfactory
specified in k
Sections 121.5,2.21 6,2-21raft '10 andp2.21.115 of 11hs chapter.rantee eriod as
5.Minimum stocks-of spare parts peculiar to the aircraft upon for
which saint privileges ore grunted.provide radio resod and overhaul services,se 1
Wc)The lesseeor r may ell alit aircraft-parts and accessories, propeller 1
r end any prescribed 53
repair J overhaul services aslicensed by Me FAA and Ores
in Section 2.21•10 Of these ordinances. operate us a fixed base operator-1
Ill Any lessee who desires toconstruct a builmn0
snail meet thelessee
sfollowing Minimum em standards!lutirfacilities
co ldi
1.videthreee soul)lease a) sicfrcilluare ee,o shop sPace meeting
.no Oro vide these thousand 1e,000)irements,plus(adequate office scot
local and slate Industrial code requirements, mechanics scone.
nt`{
Such facility shoe c shall a public telephone. charics in
2.Such air Dome anddeirimpmFAA
¢ance,.eilectraii c
such ar an as engine m machine{
s renance less a shS as regwre.
ma 3,Such i unu es c'ners,e minimum equiPmentits
sac'n. for the feels,lacks,lilt fee test centers,Barr as required to ifs cess to,or
os'the
A. Such lessee roil make arrangements fop n ¢•o e 1
sircantPn of,such minimum aDOndY the
Storage equir d'to as moves
ny
ran air amanager Shall tram
and s a le
r n-alrworlhV aircraft from the airport premises withina remove
clean-
time.
5.Such lessee shall provide suitable facilities for washing
•
Mg of aircraft. removetly front the public landing area
los b.00 a;perm eall cognizant FAA d CAB onnhorititobl with the
as permitted et Controlled by the lessee; coupled
availa
bility it<f att,o owned ode for, uitabie trotters,tow bans',i,
Ilov other equipment asMight Be needed to remove lacke,noires, d molly could be expected to be operated from'.
leSsest aircraft that par
lessee'sfapoily. of oircratl Is anticipated,all applicable surety require•-
7.is llbe onn m
Cn(e shall be met. the city to furnish such primary
li (CI Any lesseeot may cb required nan,dIscriminatory basis such asprovid';
Ill¢ire sal to the public on no
Ing the Bale 01 aviation tt .awn m areas,
rovidhla storage propellant/orr banger
spate Me a(Including
of ra demonstrated
fi rated capability a to efficiently and safely move
I: a Bntluding dgmmetd teforeihem In cP snouts..nh mcalereyula-'
filonsl,pilots training.ualnr FAA cermHied Instnuclors,alrceon r plat fP:
<ilirles,aircrott<hurter end flight maintenance
facilities.at all lusting loco-,
(, stable may be n a aoiredconvenient
by ent City tolocation
to service he ivo ob law
craft using the pair e Irt�tankV Storage capacity,either above
arqund as mutually agreedWon,for aviation fuels, denote ground mg
rods el oil fueling locations to eliminateg hazards¢off static electricity,to.
gather wlthf mobile andlor Iloedlenmeliabl egmeterhigwhicic yeeets all up'
indepen s tUhrMaenT'it a pumping etilclencv cupuble not l illib0y0 1
let aircraft
inspection, ntl limbo r bus' a na
ter ; unifo Including eders the
series within a
time;uniformed personnel on full time duty during all h0uasr of opera-',
Von.