HomeMy WebLinkAboutRevised Transmittal - 8/29/2024SALT LAKE CITY TRANSMITTAL
To:
Salt Lake City Council Chair
Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency Chair
Start Date:
08/29/2024
Date Sent to Council:
09/04/2024
From:
Employee Name:
Andreasen, Shane
E-mail
Shane.Andreasen@slc.gov
Department
Airport
Department Director Signature Chief Administrator Officer's Signature*
Director Signed Date
09/03/2024
Chief Administrator Officer's Signed Date
09/04/2024
Subject:
Revised Transmittal - Title 16: Aviation City Code Update
New transmittal orRevision *
New transmittal
Revision
Revision Updates:
Revised proposed new ordinance based on Council and additional public input; updated cross references; and, ensured airport parking violation sections of City Code are consistent.
Additional Staff Contact:
Bill Wyatt, Treber Andersen
Presenters/Staff Table
Bill Wyatt: bill.wyatt@slc.govShane Andreasen: shane.andreasen@slc.govTreber Andersen: treber.andersen@slc.gov
Document Type*
Ordinance
Budget Impact*
Yes
No
Budget Impact:
Recommendation:*
Adopt Ordinance
Background/Discussion (?)
I. Background
Title16 contains City ordinances related to the management and operation of the SaltLake City International Airport (“Airport”), the South Valley Regional Airport(“SVRA”) and Tooele Valley Airport (“TVY”) (collectively, the “Airport System”).Although limited provisions of Title 16 have been amended from time-to-time, itneeds revision to bring it current with the new Airport System facilities, generalchanges in the aviation industry, and federal regulations. Some language isalso redundant and already found in federal regulations. When the regulationschange, there could be potential conflicts with City Code. For example, much ofthe language in Chapter 16.16 - General Flight Regulations 16.16, is regulated,imposed and enforced by the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”), soremoving it from City Code is recommended.
AmendingTitle 16 will also allow the Administration, through the Department ofAirports, to be more flexible in responding to changes in the aviation industryby updating the requirements for different classifications of commercialaeronautical service operators, known as “Minimum Standards,” by removing themfrom Title 16 and adopting new Minimum Standards documents for the Airport System.This is a best practice in the airport industry and encouraged by the FAA toprevent any claims of unjust discrimination against users trying to access theAirport System. The new MinimumStandards establish a uniform playing field to access the Airport System, modernizethe requirements for conducting commercial aeronautical services at the AirportSystem, and ensure services offered to the public are sufficient, safe, and efficient.As required by the FAA, and standard practice by the Department of Airports,the Minimum Standards are and must remain reasonable and not unjustlydiscriminate.
II. Public Involvement
Inmid-2021, the Department of Airports initiated the process to update Title 16,which included several internal meetings with all internal stakeholders at the AirportSystem. Stakeholders reviewed and edited relevant sections of Title 16 and metmultiple times to discuss necessary changes to streamline readability andremove redundancy. The Department of Airports also consulted with a team ofaviation specialists to draft a new Minimum Standards documents to ensure thenew standards mirror best practices in the airport industry.
Aftercreating an initial draft, the Department of Airports sought and received inputfrom tenants such as the Fixed Base Operators (“FBOs”) at the Airport,operators such as Skydive Utah operating from the Tooele Valley Airport, andthe FAA. The new Minimum Standards documents include changes based on inputreceived.
TheDepartment of Airports briefed and solicited input from the Salt Lake City AirportAdvisory Board and the West Jordan Airport board on March 15, 2023, on theseupdates to Title 16 and the new Minimum Standards documents.
Staffpresented this item to City Council at the Work Session held on April 4, 2023,where staff responded to questions about the proposed ordinance changes. A public hearing was held on April 18, 2023,where no comments were made. Since thattime, staff have responded to council questions and concerns in person andwriting. Additionally, members of thegeneral aviation community met with staff regarding the proposed new ordinance,which resulted in minor adjustments to the proposed new ordinance incorporatingthe public feedback. After meeting withstaff and the amendments made to the draft ordinance, Dave Haymond, Presidentof the Utah General Aviation Association and spokesperson for the Utah AviationCoalition has indicated his strong support for the new ordinance, as has former State of Utah Division of Aeronautics Director, Jared Esselman.
III. Key Revisions to Title 16
Revisions toTitle 16 consist largely of four categories: (1) removal of language regulatedby the FAA, or that is operationally focused and managed through the Departmentof Airport’s Rules and Regulations; (2) enabling the creation of a standaloneCommercial Aeronautical Minimum Standards documents; (3) removal of themajority of ordinances regulating ground transportation businesses (“GT”) toconsolidate those regulations into one Chapter 5.71; and, (4) general updating. A. Removal of RedundantRegulations Many areasregulated by Title 16 are controlled and regulated by the FAA, which means thatCity Code can easily become outdated or conflict with federal regulations.Updates include removal of the following items from Title 16:
1. Aircraft Registration2. Flight Commercial Requirements3. Traffic Rules for Flight Operations4. Reckless Aircraft Operation5. Accident Reporting Requirements6. Aircraft Taxiing, Crossing Runways andClearance7. Takeoff and Landing Procedures Otherregulations in Title 16 are better addressed through the Department ofAirport’s Rules and Regulations (“Rules and Regulations”), which are publiclyavailable to all Airport System users on the Department of Airport’s publicwebsite. The Rules and Regulations are technical topics that can change fromtime-to-time to meet operational needs; therefore, having them in one documentthat affords flexibility is key. Updates include removal of the followinglanguage from Title 16:
1. Aircraft Engine Startup Safety
2. Commercial Activities Requiring Authorization
3. Security, Keys and Access
4. Aircraft Repairs and Fueling
5. Advertising, Graphics Standards and Photography
6. Animals in the Airport
7. Aircraft Parking
8. Permitted Uses and Restrictions in Leased Space
9. Aircraft and Vehicle Fueling B. Commercial AeronauticalMinimum Standards Documents Creation Best practicesat airports across the country are to have specific documents for regulatingCommercial Aeronautical activities, generally referred to as “Minimum Standards.”By removing these topics from Title 16, staff has the flexibility to respond toongoing changes in the aviation industry and treat all similarly situatedoperators the same.
These standards arealso more user friendly for the public and those wishing to conduct commercialaeronautical activities at the system of airports. Updates include:
1. Removal of Aeronautical BusinessRequirements by Operator Type2. Removal of the Majority of Mandatory LeaseClauses3. Creation of Minimum Standards for the AirportSystem as stand-alone documents C. Consolidation of GroundTransportation Ordinances into Chapter 5.71 Chapters 5.71,5.72, and 5.76 relate to regulation of GT businesses in the City, as doesArticle II of Title 16. Some of the language is identical and thereforeunnecessary. For ease of use and to eliminate confusion by the public, theDepartment of Airports recommends placing the bulk of GT-related regulation inTitle 5.71. Updates include:
1. Removal of all identical GT regulations fromTitle 16 and consolidate in Chapter 5.712. Streamline GT regulations in Title 16 to addressspecific areas of regulation at the Airport System D. General Updating It has beenmany years since Title 16 was updated; therefore, simple issues like updatingthe name of South Valley Regional Airport (was Airport II) is necessary. Also,fees change every year, and the methodology has changed compared to existingTitle 16 language; therefore, removing this language altogether and deferringto executed agreements with the airlines, cargo, and service providers isnecessary. Updates include:
1. Correction of Airport Names in the AirportSystem2. Removal of Outdated Property Boundaries3. Removal of Airline, Cargo, and AirlineService Provider Fees Language IV. AncillaryRevisions to Chapter 12.56
Additional modifications were made to thedraft ordinance after discovery of some overlap and conflicts between parkingprovisions in current/replaced Title 16 text and Chapter 12.56. Specifically,we discovered that parking penalties assessed under the proposed Section16.50.050 (current Section 16.64.030) are inconsistent with those establishedin Section 12.56.550. The penalties at issue currently established in Section16.64.030, which will continue under the new Section 16.50.050, are $200 and$100 respectively for parking in unauthorized areas and parking in violation ofposted signs, whereas identical provisions in Section 12.56.550 establishpenalties of $45 and $38 for the same violations.
The Department of Airport’s operationsdivision typically issues citations for the lower amounts, which has notprovided as strong a disincentive than the higher penalty amounts likely would.Had citations been issued under the Title 16 provisions, a strong argumentcould be made by violators that the lesser penalties of Section 12.56.550should apply. To eliminate the conflict, we have proposed to remove the airportparking regulations and penalties from Chapter 12.56 as shown in Sections 3through 5 of the draft ordinance. We believe it is important to make thesechanges to mitigate the increasing pressure on the parking and transportationsystems at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
IV. Conclusion
Updatesto Title 16 have been necessary for quite some time. Making the revisionsoutlined in this transmittal allows greater transparency and ease of use forthe public and allows the Department of Airports to better respond to changesin the aviation industry, especially in the area of Minimum Standards. Thisupdate also eliminates redundancy found in federal and Rules and Regulationswhile keeping the rest of Title 16 intact. These changes will result in a much more user-friendly approach tocommercial aeronautical development at the Airport System and simplify CityCode by consolidating relevant GT regulation in one place.
Will the City Council need to hold a public hearing for this item?*
Yes
No
Public Process
In mid-2021, the Department of Airports initiated the process to update Title 16, which included several internal meetings with all internal stakeholders at the Airport System. Stakeholders reviewed and edited relevant sections of Title 16 and met multiple times to discuss necessary changes to streamline readability and remove redundancy. The Department of Airports also consulted with a team of aviation specialists to draft a new Minimum Standards documents to ensure the new standards mirror best practices in the airport industry.
After creating an initial draft, the Department of Airports sought and received input from tenants such as the Fixed Base Operators (“FBOs”) at the Airport, operators such as Skydive Utah operating from the Tooele Valley Airport, and the FAA. The new Minimum Standards documents include changes based on input received.
The Department of Airports briefed and solicited input from the Salt Lake City Airport Advisory Board and the West Jordan Airport board on March 15, 2023, on these updates to Title 16 and the new Minimum Standards documents.
Staff presented this item to City Council at the Work Session held on April 4, 2023, where staff responded to questions about the proposed ordinance changes. A public hearing was held on April 18, 2023, where no comments were made. Since that time, staff have responded to council questions and concerns in person and writing. Additionally, members of the general aviation community met with staff regarding the
proposed new ordinance, which resulted in minor adjustments to the proposed new ordinance incorporating the public feedback. After meeting with staff and the amendments made to the draft ordinance, Dave Haymond, President of the Utah General Aviation Association and spokesperson for the Utah Aviation Coalition has indicated his strong support for the new ordinance.
Chief Administrator Officer's Comments
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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE 1
No. ______ of 20234 2
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(An ordinance repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code, 4
pertaining to Airports and amending related cross references in Chapter 5.72.) 5
WHEREAS, Salt Lake City is constructing and has begun operation of the new Salt Lake 6
City International Airport (“Airport”); and 7
WHEREAS, the aviation industry has grown and advanced in Utah, and management of 8
aviation-related operations at the Airport and two other general aviation airports owned and 9
operated by the City, has changed to accommodate such growth; and 10
WHEREAS, there have been significant market changes in aviation; and 11
WHEREAS, multiple provisions of Title 16 of Salt Lake City Code no longer align with 12
the City’s new facilities and operational needs; and 13
WHEREAS, at its March 15, 2023, meeting of the Airport Advisory Board, the Board 14
reviewed the ordinance; and 15
WHEREAS, after a public hearing on this matter, the Salt Lake City Council has 16
determined that adopting this ordinance is in the City’s best interests. 17
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah that: 18
SECTION 1. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.125. That Section 19
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs: 20
Compliance Responsibility) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 21
5.72.125: COMPLIANCE RESPONSIBILITY: 22
A. All persons shall comply with and operate under requirements of applicable law, 23
including, without limitation, federal, state, county and city laws and ordinances, 24
including, but not limited to, this chapter, cChapter 5.71 of this title, and title 25
16, cChapter 16.6040 of this code, and department rules and regulations. 26
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B. A concessionaire shall not be relieved of any responsibility for compliance with the 28
provisions of this chapter, whether the concessionaire leases or rents taxicabs to drivers, 29
or whether the concessionaire pays salary, wages, or any other form of compensation. 30
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SECTION 2. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.155. That Section 32
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs: 33
Department Contract Required for Operation) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 34
5.72.155: DEPARTMENT CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR OPERATION: 35
A. No person shall operate or permit a taxicab owned or controlled by such person to be 36
operated as a vehicle for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City unless such person is 37
authorized to do so under a department contract. 38
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B. No person may operate a taxicab business in the city unless the person is authorized to do 40
so under a department contract. Nothing in the department contract shall relieve a 41
concessionaire of the requirements of applicable laws, including, but not limited 42
to, cChapter 5.71 of this title, this chapter, and title 16, cChapter 16.6040 of this code, 43
and department rules and regulations. 44
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C. The term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City” means and shall include the 46
soliciting or picking up of a passenger or passengers within the corporate limits of the 47
city, whether the destination is within or outside of the corporate limits of the city. For 48
the purpose of this section, the term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City” 49
shall not include the transporting, by a taxicab properly licensed in a jurisdiction outside 50
the corporate limits of the city, of a passenger or passengers for hire where a trip 51
originates with the passenger or passengers being picked up outside of the corporate 52
limits of the city and where the destination is either within or beyond the city corporate 53
limits. 54
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SECTION 3. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.240. That Section 56
12.56.240 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking: 57
Airport Parking; General Restrictions) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 58
12.56.240: AIRPORT PARKING; GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 59
See Section 16.10.180 of this code. 60
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A. 1. Parking areas for motor vehicles shall be set aside for airport employees and for the 61
general public. No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer in any place at the airport 62
other than those areas designated by the director of airports. No person shall park a motor 63
vehicle in an area designated as an employee parking lot unless the motor vehicle displays a 64
currently effective employee parking sticker issued by the director of airports. 65
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2. For the purpose of this chapter, "motor vehicles" shall be defined by section 12.04.260 of 67
this title, as amended, or its successor. 68
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B. Except as provided in subsection C of this section, no automobile, truck or other motor 70
vehicle shall be parked in or in front of any hangar, except for service or delivery vehicles 71
actually making a delivery, and then only long enough to make such delivery. 72
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C. Tenants of T-hangars and shade hangars may park their motor vehicles in their own hangars 74
when the aircraft are being flown. 75
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D. No person shall park a motor vehicle at the airport in excess of seventy two (72) consecutive 77
hours unless such vehicle is parked in the public parking area or approval is given by the 78
director. 79
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E. No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated as a public parking lot without 81
paying the authorized rates, which shall be available in the airport's office of finance and 82
administration. 83
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SECTION 4. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.250. That Section 85
12.56.250 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking: 86
Airport Parking; Signs and Markings) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 87
12.56.250: AIRPORT PARKING; SIGNS AND MARKINGS: [REPEALED] 88
No person shall park a vehicle at the airport other than in a manner and at locations indicated by 89
posted traffic signs and markings. 90
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SECTION 5. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Subsection 12.56.550.B. That 92
Subsection 12.56.550.B of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing 93
and Parking: Unauthorized Use of Streets, Parking Lots and Other Areas; Penalties: Civil 94
Penalties) shall be, and hereby is amended to read and appear as follows: 95
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B. Civil Penalties: Civil penalties shall be imposed as follows: 96
Section Of This Chapter Penalty
12.56.040 $ 45.00
12.56.050 38.00
12.56.080 45.00
12.56.100 38.00
12.56.120 56.00
12.56.130 340.00
12.56.150 38.00
12.56.150D 75.00
12.56.180 38.00
12.56.190 23.00
12.56.205F 75.00
12.56.210 38.00
12.56.235 38.00
12.56.240 45.00
12.56.250 38.00
12.56.290 38.00
12.56.300 45.00
12.56.302 23.00
12.56.303 23.00
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12.56.304 23.00
12.56.310 45.00
12.56.330 45.00
12.56.350 38.00
12.56.360 45.00
12.56.380 45.00
12.56.390 38.00
12.56.400 38.00
12.56.410 38.00
12.56.420 45.00
12.56.430 38.00
12.56.440A11 56.00
12.56.440A21 56.00
12.56.440A31 56.00
12.56.440A41 56.00
12.56.440A51 56.00
12.56.440A61 56.00
12.56.440A71 56.00
12.56.440A81 56.00
12.56.440A91 56.00
12.56.440A101 56.00
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12.56.440A111 56.00
12.56.440A121 56.00
12.56.440A131 56.00
12.56.440A141 56.00
12.56.440A151 56.00
12.56.440A161 56.00
12.56.440A171 56.00
12.56.440A181 56.00
12.56.440A191 225.00
12.56.450 23.00
12.56.460 45.00
12.56.465 123.00
12.56.470 45.00
12.56.480 45.00
12.56.490 45.00
12.56.500 45.00
12.56.515 38.00
12.56.520 38.00
12.56.525 38.00
Note: 97
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1. A violation of sSubsection 12.56.440B of this chapter that occurs in a particular 98
location is subject to the same civil penalty that would be imposed for a violation of 99
sSubsection 12.56.440A of this chapter in that same location. 100
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SECTION 16. Repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code. That Title 16 102
of the Salt Lake City Code, regarding Airports, is hereby repealed and Title 16 contained herein 103
shall be enacted as followsreplaced with the following text: 104
TITLE 16 105
AIRPORTS 106
107
Definitions and General Regulations: 16.10 108
General Flight Regulations: 16.20 109
Commercial Aeronautical Activity; Leasing Airport Property: 16.30 110
Motor Vehicle Operations: 16.40 111
Violation, Penalty and Enforcement: 16.50 112
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CHAPTER 16.10 115
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL REGULATIONS 116
117
16.10.010: Definitions 118
16.10.020: Purpose 119
16.10.030: Authority to Establish Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards 120
16.10.040: All Rules, Regulations, and Minimum Standards Applicable to the Airport System 121
16.10.050: Revocation of Use Privilege 122
16.10.060: Commercial Activities; Permit Requirements 123
16.10.070: Use of Airport Property; Risk and Liability; Implied Agreement 124
16.10.080: No Pre-Emption 125
16.10.090: Payment of Rents, Fees, and Charges 126
16.10.100: Customer Facility Charge 127
16.10.110: Funds, Disposition, and Accounting 128
16.10.120: Hunting and Shooting Prohibited 129
16.10.130: Use of Roadways and Walks 130
16.10.140: Flying of Drones, Model Aircraft, and Other Objects 131
16.10.150: Flight over the Airport System Cities 132
16.10.160: Gliders, Balloons, and Similar Vehicles Prohibited 133
16.10.170: Fueling of Aircraft, Vehicles, and Equipment; Authorized Operations Only 134
16.10.180: Parking Areas 135
16.10.190: Repairs to Aircraft 136
16.10.200: Airframe and/or Power Plant Repair 137
16.10.210: Self-Fueling 138
16.10.220: Unlawful Entry of Hangars and Other Buildings 139
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16.10.010: DEFINITIONS: 142
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The following words and phrases, whenever used in this title, shall be defined as provided in this 144
title unless a different meaning is specifically or more particularly described. 145
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ADVANCED AIRCRAFT MOBILITY SYSTEM: “Advanced Aircraft Mobility System” means 147
a system that transports individuals and property using piloted and unpiloted aircraft, including 148
electric aircraft and electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, in controlled or uncontrolled 149
airspace, and includes each component of such system. 150
151
AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY: “Aeronautical Activity” means anyAny activity or service that 152
makes possible, facilitates, is related to, assists in, or is required for the operation of aircraft or 153
another aeronautical activity that contributes to or is required for the safety of such operations. 154
The following activities, without limitation, that are commonly conducted on airports are 155
considered aeronautical activities within this definition: aircraft charter, pilot training, aircraft 156
rental, sightseeing aerial photography, aerial spraying and agricultural aviation services, aerial 157
advertising, aerial surveying, air carrier operations (passenger and air cargo), aircraft sales and 158
service, sale of aviation fuel and oil, aircraft maintenance, sale of aircraft parts, and any other 159
activity which, in the sole judgement of the Department of Airports, because of its direct 160
relationship to the operation of aircraft or the Airport System, can be appropriately regarded as 161
an aeronautical activity. 162
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AIRCRAFT: “Aircraft” means a device that is used or intended to be used for flight in the air. 164
See 14 CFR § 1.1. 165
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AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS: “Aircraft Operations” means an aircraft arrival at or departure from 167
the Airport System, with or without FAA airport traffic control service. 168
169
AIRCRAFT PARKING AREA: “Aircraft Parking Area” means the area or areas of the Airport 170
System set aside and designated for the parking of aircraft. 171
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AIRPORT SYSTEM: “Airport System” means all property owned and operated by the City and 174
controlled through its Department of Airports, including the Salt Lake City International Airport, 175
and any regional or reliever airport owned by the City as applicable, as the property now exists 176
or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with all the appurtenant facilities, and 177
includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout plans. 178
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AIR OPERATIONS AREA: The “Air Operations Area” (AOA) means any area of the Airport 180
System used or intended to be used for the landing, takeoff, or surface maneuvering of aircraft, 181
including all movement areas, runways, taxiways, and apron areas where aircraft are parked, 182
services, refueled, loaded with cargo, or accessed by passengers, including the areas surrounding 183
hangars, navigation equipment and communication facilities. 184
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BUSINESS: For purposes of this title, “Business” means aA voluntary association formed and 186
organized to carry on a business in the legal name of the association, including, without 187
limitation, a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or sole proprietorship. 188
189
CITY: “City” means and has reference to Salt Lake City Corporation, a municipal corporation of 190
the state of Utah. 191
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CITY COUNCIL: “City Council” means the municipal legislative body of Salt Lake City as is 193
more thoroughly described in Chapter 2.06 of this code. 194
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COMMERCIAL: For purposes of this title, “Commercial” means thatThat which promotes or 196
makes possible earnings, income, revenue, compensation, profits, exchanges (including change 197
of services), trading, buying, hiring, or selling of commodities, goods, services, or tangible or 198
intangible property of any kind, whether such objectives are accomplished or not. 199
200
DEPARTMENT: For purposes of this title, “Department” means the Salt Lake City Department 201
of Airports. 202
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DIRECTOR: For purposes of this title, “Director” means the duly appointed and qualified 204
department head of the “Department of Airports,” selected and appointed by the Mayor with the 205
recommendation of the Airport Advisory Board and with the advice and consent of the City 206
Council, or designee. 207
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FAA: “FAA” means the Federal Aviation Administration. 209
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FAR: “FAR” means the federal aviation regulations. 211
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GROUND TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS: “Ground Transportation Business” means anyAny 213
business operating any ground transportation vehicle. 214
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GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Ground Transportation 216
Vehicle” means anyAny motor vehicle used for the transportation of persons using Salt Lake City 217
streets for commercial purposes, regardless of whether a fee or fare is collected. 218
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INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: “International Airport” means the Salt Lake City International 220
Airport, as the property now exists or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with 221
all the appurtenant facilities, and includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout 222
plans. 223
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LANDING AREA: “Landing areaArea” means the runways, taxiways, intermediate turnoffs, any 225
area of land utilized for an advanced air mobility system, and adjoining areas of the Airport 226
System. 227
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MAYOR: “Mayor” means the duly elected or appointed and qualified chief executive and 229
administrative officer of Salt Lake City, or his/her authorized representative. 230
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MINIMUM STANDARDS: For purposes of this title, “Minimum Standards” means the 232
standards, directives, policies, and procedures for Commercial Aeronautical Activities applicable 233
to the Airport System as adopted by authority of this title. 234
235
MOTOR VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle propelled by 236
an internal combustion or electric motor. 237
238
ON-AIRPORT RENTAL CAR OPERATOR: “On-Airport Rental Car Operator” means an 239
Operator occupying a rental car concession on the premises of the Airport System. 240
241
OPERATOR: For purposes of this title, “Operator” means personsPersons engaged in 242
commercial or aeronautical activities within the Airport System. 243
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PERSON: For purposes of this title, “Person” means and includes a natural person, organization, 245
corporation, partnership, company, entity, firm, association or corporation, including any 246
representative thereof. 247
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RAMP: For purposes of this title, “Ramp” means a paved area of the airport normally used for 249
the parking and taxiing of aircraft. 250
251
RULES AND REGULATIONS: For purposes of this title, “Rules and Regulations” means the 252
standards, directives, policies and procedures applicable to the Airport System as adopted by 253
authority of this title. 254
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VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Vehicle” means a device in, upon or by which any Person 256
or property is or may be propelled, moved, transported, hauled, or drawn upon any roadway 257
within the Airport System. 258
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16.10.020: PURPOSE 260
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This title is enacted to provide for and protect the public health, safety, interest and general 262
welfare, and to regulate the activities and the conduct of business within the Airport System, as 263
authorized by the Aeronautics Act, Utah Code Chapter 72, Title 10, or its successor. The purpose 264
of enacting this title is, within the Airport System, to ensure, safe, efficient, and adequate levels 265
of operations and services, protect against unlicensed and unauthorized products and services, 266
maintain, and enhance the availability of adequate services, promote the orderly development of 267
land, ensure the economic health of providers, and ensure the efficient use and preservation of 268
navigable airspace. 269
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16.10.030: AUTHORITY TO ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM 271
STANDARDS: 272
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Any authority granted under this section is limited by the Department’s role as a City department 274
within City government and does not authorize the Department to exercise independent authority 275
outside of City departmental authority. The Director will provide an annual written report to the 276
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Council on any changes to the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to the 277
Airport System and the purpose of such changes. 278
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Subject to approval by the Mayor, prior to adoption for actions within administrative authority, 280
and subject to approval by the Council where applicable for actions within legislative authority, 281
and consistent with other applicable provisions of this code, the Director shall have the power 282
and authority to adopt Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to the Airport 283
System for the following purposes: 284
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A. Subject to applicable provisions of this code, including zoning, land use, and building 286
code requirements, tTo regulate the development, construction, use, occupancy, management, 287
security, control, operation, care, repair and maintenance of all land, structures and facilities 288
within the Airport System; 289
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B. Subject to the Council’s authority to adopt and modify fees and set the Airport’s 291
department budget, tTo regulate all revenue producing commercial activities and establish and 292
set rates, fees and charges as shall be necessary to meet the needs for operating the Airport 293
System; 294
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C. Subject to approval by the Mayor, tTo establish reasonable time, place and manner 296
guidelines for the exercise of First Amendment rights; 297
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D. Subject to and consistent with other applicable provisions City Code, tTo regulate the 299
operation of passenger and vehicle traffic, ground transportation and Ground Transportation 300
Businesses, and parking facilities; 301
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E. To promote the public health, safety, interest, and general welfare; 303
304
F. To regulate all revenue producing commercial activities; 305
306
GE. Subject to the Mayor’s authority to regulate City operations, Tto restrict or prevent any 307
activity or action that would interfere with the safe, orderly, and efficient use of the Airport 308
System by passengers, Operators, tenants, and authorized users and to allow for enforcement of 309
the Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards.; 310
311
H. To allow for enforcement of the Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum 312
Standards; 313
Any other purpose as approved by the Mayor. 314
315
16.10.040: ALL RULES, REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS APPLICABLE 316
TO THE AIRPORT SYSTEM: 317
318
All Persons using the Airport System, whether by permission, invitation, or license, agree to 319
comply with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards. No Person shall 320
commit any violation of this title, the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards 321
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promulgated hereunder, including all fire protection requirements required under applicable law 322
and this code, or any applicable federal, state, or local law while on the Airport System property. 323
324
16.10.050: REVOCATION OF USE PRIVILEGE: 325
326
Any Person trespassing on the Airport System, or refusing to comply with this title, the 327
Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards, or applicable federal, state, or 328
local law, may be directed to leave the Airport System property by a law enforcement officer, the 329
Director, or by any authorized Airport employee, and may be deprived of further use of the 330
Airport System and its facilities. Failure to comply with a direction to leave the Airport System 331
property may result in the arrest or citation of the Person for trespass under the Department’s 332
Rules and Regulations, and federal, state, and local law. 333
334
16.10.060: COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES; PERMIT REQUIREMENTS: 335
336
No Person shall use the Airport System, or any portion thereof, for any Commercial Aeronautical 337
Activity, or any business or revenue producing non-aviation commercial activity, without first 338
obtaining a written contract, permit, license, lease or other form of written authorization from the 339
Department for such activity, in compliance with any applicable Rules and Regulations and 340
Minimum Standards, and paying the established or market rates, as applicable, and charges 341
prescribed for such use. No Person not so authorized shall operate, service or repair aircraft or 342
carry on any business of any nature on the Airport System property. All commercial activities on 343
the Airport System property may be allowed at the sole discretion of the Department for the 344
purpose of promoting the best interests of the Airport System. 345
346
16.10.070: USE OF AIRPORT PROPERTY; RISK AND LIABILITY; IMPLIED 347
AGREEMENT: 348
349
Any Person causing damage of any kind to the Airport System, or its facilities or improvements, 350
shall be liable for such damage to the City. All Persons using the Airport System, whether by 351
permission, invitation or license, do so at their own risk and shall assume full responsibility for 352
their own acts and omissions, and the acts and omissions of their agents, contractors, employees, 353
guests and, and shall hold harmless, indemnify and defend the City, its officers, board members, 354
departments, representatives, authorized representative(s), employees, affiliates, successors and 355
agents from liability for any loss, damage or injury resulting from their use thereof, including 356
from the claims of others arising out of their use. 357
358
16.10.080: NO PRE-EMPTION: 359
360
To the extent of any irreconcilable conflict between this title and any federal or state law, the 361
latter shall control. It is not the intent of this title to excuse any Person or Operator from the 362
performance of any obligation they may have under any agreement with the City, whether the 363
agreement is in existence at the time of adopted or entered into thereafter. Such agreements may 364
include requirements, terms or conditions in addition to or more restrictive than the provisions 365
of this title. 366
367
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16.10.090: PAYMENT OF RENTS, FEES, AND CHARGES: 368
369
All Persons using the Airport System shall pay the rents, fees and charges specified by the 370
Department as applicable. Use fees, as determined by the Director, including those and set forth 371
in the Salt Lake City consolidated fee schedule, shall be imposed on users of the Airport System, 372
and may include, but is not limited to, fees for: aeronautical services, landing fees, aircraft apron 373
facilities, cargo carrier Ramp use, aircraft parking, in-flight catering, baggage claim facilities, 374
rates and charges, flight training, repair services, badging services, exclusive terminal use, and 375
other common and public use facilities. Fuel royalty fees and taxes, as determined by the 376
Director, including those set forth in the Salt Lake City consolidated fee schedule, shall be 377
imposed on any Person offering aviation fuel for sale within the Airport System in accordance 378
with state law and fees set forth in the consolidated fee schedule. Payment of all required fees 379
shall be made in the manner prescribed by the Director consistent with the Rules and Regulations 380
and applicable provisions of this code. 381
382
16.10.100: CUSTOMER FACILITY CHARGE: 383
384
A. A customer facility charge (CFC) shall be imposed on each rental transaction day, up to 385
and including a maximum of twelve (12) days per rental contract, for the rental of a vehicle from 386
an On-Airport Rental Car Operator. 387
388
B. The Director is authorized to implement and administer the CFC program on behalf of 389
the City, through concession and/or lease contracts or other means, including, without limitation, 390
the Department’s Rules and Regulations. CFC revenues may be pre-collected for future use, as 391
specified in this chapter. 392
393
C. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall collect the CFC revenues which shall be held in 394
trust for the benefit of the City. CFC revenues at all times shall be property of the City and the 395
On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall have no ownership or property interest in the CFC 396
revenues. 397
398
D. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall list the CFC as a separate line item described as 399
“customer facility charge” on all customer invoices. 400
401
E. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall segregate, separately account for and disclose all 402
CFC revenues as trust funds in their financial statements and shall maintain adequate records to 403
account for all CFCs charged and collected. 404
405
F. On a monthly basis, On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall remit the CFC revenues 406
directly to the Department, which shall be received no later than the last day of the month 407
following the month in which the CFC charges were imposed. On-Airport Rental Car Operators 408
shall submit a monthly transaction report which includes the following: transaction days, a 409
summary of daily business transactions in connection with the International Airport System, an 410
accounting of all fees charged to Airport customers in connection with such transactions, and 411
such other information as required by City. 412
413
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16.10.110: FUNDS; DISPOSITION AND ACCOUNTING: 414
415
A. All funds received from fuel, taxes, rentals, concessions, customer facility charges 416
(CFCs), or any other source within the Airport System shall be placed in the airport enterprise 417
funds and kept separate and apart from all other City funds. The collection, accounting, and 418
expenditure of all airport enterprise funds shall be in accordance with existing fiscal policy of the 419
City and consistent with state and federal laws and federal grant assurances. 420
421
B. Funds received from customer facility charges (CFCs) shall be used for paying the City's 422
capital costs for construction and improvement of rental car facilities in the Airport System, 423
including costs that support environmental sustainability; paying a pro rata share of City’s costs 424
for joint use infrastructure, such as roadways, ready return and quick turnaround areas allocable 425
to rental car usage; building reserves for renewal and replacement capital costs; paying common 426
costs of a shuttle bus operation for rental car customers; funding transportation costs and other 427
costs associated with interim operations during construction phasing and relocation of rental car 428
operations; paying the City’s costs for infrastructure for future lease areas for a service center, 429
including site prep; funding debt service associated with rental car facilities; or funding City’s 430
costs for such other rental car related purposes as the City determines. 431
432
16.10.120: HUNTING AND SHOOTING PROHIBITED: 433
434
There shall be no hunting or shooting on the Airport System without the express prior written 435
approval of the Director. 436
437
16.10.130: USE OF ROADWAYS AND SIDEWALKS: 438
439
No person shall hinder or obstruct the use of any roadway or walkway provided for vehicular or 440
pedestrian travel, or otherwise use or occupy the same except in accordance with the ordinary 441
use thereof for the particular class of traffic involved. 442
16.10.140: FLYING OF DRONES, MODEL AIRCRAFT AND OTHER OBJECTS: 443
No person shall fly any model or remote-controlled airplane, kite, model rocket, balloon, drone, 444
or other airborne device on or near the Airport System or controlled properties without the 445
express written prior approval of the Director. 446
16.10.150: FLIGHT OVER THE CITY; RESTRICTIONS: 447
Persons flying any aircraft within the limits of the cCity or the airport shall operate the same as 448
to cause a minimum of noise and inconvenience and shall not endanger property or the lives of 449
others. 450
16.10.160: GLIDERS, BALLOONS, AND SIMILAR VEHICLES PROHIBITED: 451
No glider, hang gliders, heligliders, hot air balloons and similar aircraft like vehicles shall be 452
operated on or from the Airport System. 453
454
16.10.170: FUELING OF AIRCRAFT, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT; AUTHORIZED 455
OPERATIONS ONLY: 456
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Fueling of aircraft, vehicles and equipment shall only be performed by persons authorized by the 457
Director and trained in fuel servicing procedures and safe operation of fuel equipment. Fueling 458
equipment shall meet National Fire Prevention Association standards. Fuel that is delivered to 459
the Airport System for the purposes of storage or resale on the Airport System shall only be 460
delivered to facilities which have been designated by the Director as a fuel farm, or fuel storage 461
and dispensing area. No aircraft shall be refueled or defueled while the aircraft is running or 462
while such aircraft is in a hangar or other enclosed space, or while being warmed by the 463
application of external heat. 464
465
466
16.10.180: PARKING AREAS: 467
A. Parking areas for motor vehicles shall be set aside for airport employee parking and general 468
public parking. No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer in any place on the airport other 469
than those areas designated by the Director or as expressly set forth in this title or Rules and 470
Regulations. 471
B. Tenants of T-hangars and shade hangars may park their motor vehicles in their own hangars 472
when the aircraft is being flown, or in front of their hangar if they are present. Service or delivery 473
vehicles may park next to a tenant's hangar long enough for delivery. All others shall park in 474
public lots. 475
C. No person shall park a motor vehicle on the airport in excess of seventy two (72) consecutive 476
hours unless it is parked in the public parking area or with the authorization of the airport. 477
D. No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated as a public parking lot unless 478
such person pays the authorized rate for such parking lots. Each hour of use in violation of this 479
section shall be a separate offense. 480
481
16.10.190: REPAIRS TO AIRCRAFT 482
A. No aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance shall be repaired in any area of the Airport 483
System other than that area specifically designated or approved by the Director. The Director has 484
designated that a person who properly leases an enclosed hangar at the airport may make or 485
cause to be made necessary repairs, maintenance and inspections that are required by federal 486
aviation regulations to maintain the aircraft in an airworthy condition when the same are not 487
otherwise prohibited by this title, but only for the aircraft listed in the lease and in accordance 488
with applicable Rules and Regulations. 489
B. No repair will be made on any aircraft in a hangar other than that aircraft normally 490
assigned to that hangar. Corporate aircraft maintenance hangars or areas, however, are 491
considered as designated repair areas for maintenance on their own corporate aircraft. 492
C. All repairs on aircraft are to be made by properly certified mechanics, except those items 493
of “preventive maintenance” performed by the owner or operator in accordance with the 494
provisions of FAR, part 43, or successor provisions. 495
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D. Items of preventive maintenance may be performed in tiedown areas. in accordance with 496
applicable Rules and Regulations. 497
498
16.10.200: AIRFRAME AND/OR POWER PLANT REPAIR: 499
Any person desiring to engage in airframe and/or power plant repair service must, as a minimum, 500
do the following: 501
A. Register the business with the Director, stating the scope of activities to be entered into; 502
B. Comply with sections of this title and Rules and Regulations; 503
C. Provide the appropriate certification to comply with FAA regulations, and maintain such 504
certificate in a current status; 505
D. Accomplish all work in accordance with FAA regulations and have all work inspected 506
according to state and federal regulations. 507
508
16.10.210: SELF-FUELING: 509
Aircraft owners or pilots desiring to conduct self-fueling operations shall notify the Director in 510
writing, obtain a written permit from the airport and comply with the terms thereof. 511
16.10.220: UNLAWFUL ENTRY OF HANGARS OR OTHER BUILDINGS: 512
No person shall enter any hangar or portion of any building occupied by any person under a lease 513
or license from the City without consent of such licensee. However, this section does not 514
abrogate the City’s right to enter any leased hangar or building as provided in any of the City’s 515
written lease agreements, or by authority of law. 516
517
518
CHAPTER 16.20 519
GENERAL FLIGHT REGULATIONS 520
521
16.20.010: Federal, State and Local Law Applicable 522
16.20.020: Authority to Establish Landing Field 523
16.20.030: Use of Runways Required 524
16.20.040: Reckless Aircraft Operation; Penalty 525
16.20.050: Dropping Objects from Aircraft 526
527
16.20.010: FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAW APPLICABLE: 528
529
No Person shall navigate any Aircraft or conduct any Aircraft Operations on the Airport System 530
property other than in conformity with applicable federal, state, and local law, ordinances, rules 531
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and regulations of any kind, including the Department’s Rules and Regulations, and Minimum 532
Standards. 533
534
16.20.020: AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH LANDING FIELD: 535
536
Unless otherwise provided by law, it is unlawful for any Person to set up or to maintain within 537
the boundary of the City any landing field or Landing Arealanding area for aircraft or advanced 538
air mobility system without the express written permission of the Department. Such landing field 539
or Landing Arealanding area must be designed and installed in accordance with FAA guidance 540
and all applicable zoning regulations, including any FAA and City permitting requirements. 541
542
16.20.030: USE OF RUNWAYS REQUIRED: 543
544
Landings and takeoffs of Aircraft shall be confined to paved runways or FAA approved Landing 545
Areaslanding zones. 546
547
16.20.040: RECKLESS AIRCRAFT OPERATION; PENALTY: 548
Any person who manifests a willful disregard for the safety of persons or property may, after 549
providing reasonable notice to such person and opportunity for hearing on the matter, be denied 550
the use of the Airport System. If such disregard is due to any violation of Rules and Regulations 551
or regulations in force and effect by the state or the FAA, denial of use of the Airport System 552
may be for such period of time as in the discretion of the Director is deemed advisable. 553
16.20.050: DROPPING OBJECTS FROM AIRCRAFT: 554
It is unlawful to drop any material, object or refuse from an aircraft while taxiing upon the 555
Airport System or while in flight within the limits of the City unless prior permission has been 556
obtained in writing from the FAA, the Utah State Aeronautics Commission and the Mayor. 557
CHAPTER 16.30 558
COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY; LEASING AIRPORT PROPERTY 559
560
16.30.010: Commercial Aeronautical Activity Requirements 561
16.30.020: Mandatory and Minimum Standard Lease Clauses 562
16.30.030: Security and Bond Requirements 563
564
16.30.010: COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY REQUIREMENTS: 565
566
Any Person or Operator engaging in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport 567
System must comply with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity and 568
paying the rates and charges prescribed for such use. No Person or Operator shall operate or 569
engage in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport System without complying 570
with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity. 571
572
16.30.020: MANDATORY AND MINIMUM STANDARD LEASE CLAUSES; 573
CONTRACT PROVISIONS: 574
575
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In addition to any other provision required under ordinance or other applicable law, all leases or 576
contracts relating to or concerning Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport 577
System and all other easements or contracts with the Department of Airports of any kind shall 578
contain the following: 579
580
A. Federal Requirements: A lease, easement, or other agreement must include all federally 581
required contract provisions and any provisions required to comply with federal grant 582
assurances; such agreements shall be subordinate to the provisions of any existing or future 583
agreement between the City and the United States, relative to the operation and maintenance of 584
the Airport System, the execution of which has been or may be required as a condition precedent 585
to the expenditure of federal funds for the development of the Airport System. 586
587
B. Assignment of Lease: The City, in its sole discretion, may approve or deny any 588
assignment of a lease or sublease of the City-owned property at the Airport System, or of any 589
other agreement with the City. 590
591
C. Indemnification; Insurance: The Department’s current indemnification and insurance 592
requirements established under the Rules and Regulations or other Department guidelines shall 593
be included in any lease or other agreement with any contractor, sub-contractor, third party, or 594
Person contracting with the City at or related to the Airport System. 595
596
16.30.030: SECURITY AND BOND REQUIREMENTS: 597
598
Prior to the execution of a lease or other agreement and entry upon the premises or other area of 599
the Airport System, the lessee or other Person shall provide to the City a performance bond or 600
letter of credit to the Department in accordance with the Department’s Rules and Regulations 601
and other Department guidelines, acceptable to the City Attorney’s Office, which shall be held 602
by the City for the term of the lease or other agreement as security for full performance of the 603
lessee’s or Person’s obligations. A lessee or other Person engaged in construction, alteration or 604
improvement on the Airport System shall require any contractor to deliver performance and 605
payment bonds as required under with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and other 606
Department guidelines, and applicable law, to the City, which are binding on the parties and that 607
shall remain in full force until such time as the contractor provides a notice of lien waiver to the 608
City. 609
610
CHAPTER 16.40 611
MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATIONS 612
613
Article I. General Regulations 614
16.40.010: Compliance with Law 615
16.40.020: Exemptions from Requirements of this Chapter 616
16.40.030: Driving Restrictions 617
16.40.040: Vehicle Ramp Operations 618
16.40.050: Common Carriers 619
16.40.060050: Reporting Accidents 620
16.40.070060: Prohibited Vehicles and Animals 621
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16.40.080070: Parking Vehicles; Impoundment Authorized 622
623
Article II. Ground Transportation Businesses 624
16.40.090: Purpose 625
16.40.100080: Businesses Authorized to Provide Ground Transportation 626
16.40.110090: Passenger Pick Up Zonesand Drop Off 627
16.40.120100: Ground Transportation Fees Required 628
16.40.130110: City Ordinances Applicable to Airport 629
16.40.140120: Staging and Parking of Ground Transportation Vehicles 630
16.40.150130: Sign Requirements 631
632
16.40.010: COMPLIANCE WITH LAW: 633
634
No Person shall operate or park a Motor Vehicle on the Airport System except in strict 635
compliance with applicable federal, state, and local law, Rules and Regulations and Minimum 636
Standards. 637
638
16.40.020: EXEMPTIONS FROM REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER: 639
640
Vehicles licensed and operated by a government agency, a university or school district, the Utah 641
transit authority, an ambulance service, and others, as may be designated in Rules and 642
Regulations, and others as may be designated by the Director, are exempt from the requirements 643
of this chapter. 644
645
16.40.030: DRIVING RESTRICTIONS: 646
647
A. Any Motor Vehicle operated on the AOA as a service vehicle shall display the 648
Department-issued identification sticker and shall also bear company identification visible from 649
fifty feet (50’) on both sides of the vehicle. 650
651
B. No Person or Vehicle is permitted in, on, or around any secured area, including but not 652
limited to, any hangar, landing field, runway, apron, taxiway, or the AOA, without prior 653
permission from the Director. 654
655
C. Motor Vehicles, trucks and other equipment (including airport maintenance and 656
emergency vehicles) operating on any Landing Arealanding area, runway, apron or the AOA 657
shall display a standard checkered flag or flashing amber or red light, as appropriate, if operated 658
at night, or shall be marked in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations or as 659
authorized by the Director and shall not be operated without prior permission of the control 660
tower. 661
662
16.40.040: VEHICLE RAMP OPERATIONS: 663
664
A. Speed Limits: Motor Vehicles shall be operated on established streets and roadways 665
within the Airport System in strict compliance with posted speed limits. Motor Vehicles shall be 666
operated on the AOA, including any passenger loading ramp, aircraft parking ramp, or in any 667
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area immediately adjacent to the terminals or hangars, at a safe and reasonable speed, not to 668
exceed the posted speed limit. 669
670
B. Use of Ramp Roadways: Vehicles shall be operated only within the limits of the 671
designated painted roadways on the AOA, except as required to perform aircraft servicing and 672
airfield inspections. 673
674
C. Traffic Markings on Paved Surfaces: Vehicle operators shall observe all traffic markings 675
painted on AOA pavement surfaces. 676
677
D. Yield Right-of-Way to Aircraft: All Vehicles shall yield right-of-way to any Aircraft 678
when the Aircraft is under tow or has its engines operating. No Vehicle shall proceed past such 679
Aircraft until the Vehicle's progress will not impede the Aircraft's movement. Nothing here shall 680
preclude an agreement to the contrary between the City and the Federal Aviation Administration. 681
682
16.40.050: REPORTING ACCIDENTS: 683
684
Any Person involved in an accident on the Airport System resulting in personal injury or damage 685
to property shall report the accident promptly to the Department. 686
687
16.40.060: PROHIBITED VEHICLES AND ANIMALS: 688
689
No motorized or non-motorized go-cart, scooter, skateboard, motorbike, bicycle, horse or horse 690
trailer, or similar vehicle, shall be permitted on the AOA, or hangar area without approval of the 691
Director, except for bicycles that are secured and delivered to an Aircraft for transport, or 692
motorcycles used for surface transportation in a hangar area. 693
694
16.40.070: PARKING VEHICLES; IMPOUNDMENT AUTHORIZED: 695
696
No Person shall park any Vehicle on the Airport System in violation of the Rules and 697
Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings or without payment of authorized fees. Any 698
Vehicle parked in violation of Rules and Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings may 699
be impounded or relocated in accordance with state law. The owner of any impounded Vehicle 700
shall pay for the tow charge, regular parking fees, and other penalties and related charges. 701
702
ARTICLE II. GROUND TRANSPORATION BUSINESSES 703
704
16.40.080: BUSINESSES AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE GROUND 705
TRANSPORTATION: 706
707
No Person shall operate a ground transportation vehicle on the Airport System unless it is 708
operated as part of an authorized Ground Transportation Business in accordance with title 5, 709
chapter 5.71, or successor provision. 710
711
16.40.090: PASSENGER PICK UP AND DROP OFF: 712
713
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All Persons operating a Ground Transportation Vehicle on the Airport shall pick up and drop off 714
passengers only in areas as designated by the Director. Ground Transportation Vehicles may 715
occupy such area only for the period of time established by the Director. 716
717
16.40.100: GROUND TRANSPORTATION FEES REQUIRED: 718
719
No Ground Transportation Vehicle or Authorized Ground Transportation Business shall occupy 720
or use the Airport System without paying the required fees as established under this title. 721
722
16.40.110: CITY ORDINANCES APPLICABLE TO AIRPORT: 723
724
All applicable ordinances set forth in this code, including without limitation title 5 of this code, 725
or its successor, shall apply to the International Airport. With the approval of the Mayor and 726
upon notice to the City Council the Director may waive or temporarily impose restrictions not 727
addressed in this chapter or Department Rules and Regulations if it is determined that 728
circumstances in the City exist that create congestion, security concerns, emergency conditions, 729
or other operational problems, and that a temporary suspension or modification of ordinances is 730
in the best interests of the city to address such circumstances. If the City Council does not act 731
within sixty (60) days to approve or disapprove the action, then the action is deemed approved. 732
733
16.40.120: STAGING AND PARKING OF GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES: 734
735
Any use of a staging area, parking facilities, taxi stands, parking areas, traffic lanes or other areas 736
and facilities on the Airport System used by Authorized Ground Transportation Vehicles are 737
subject to Department Rules and Regulations. 738
739
16.40.130: SIGN REQUIREMENTS: 740
741
Signs may be posted at the International Airport by authorized Ground Transportation 742
Businesses in accordance with applicable City ordinances, Department contracts, and 743
Department Rules and Regulations. 744
745
CHAPTER 16.50 746
VIOLATION, PENALTY AND ENFORCEMENT 747
748
16.50.010: Prohibitive Nature of Regulations 749
16.50.020: Removal Authorized 750
16.50.030: Violation; Penalty 751
16.50.040: Issuance of a Civil Notice of Violation 752
16.50.050: Civil Penalties, Enforcement and Appeal 753
16.50.060: Enforcement Procedures; Civil Notice of Ground Transportation Violation 754
755
16.50.010: PROHIBITIVE NATURE OF REGULATIONS: 756
757
It is a violation of this title for any Person to do any act prohibited by federal, state or local law, 758
and Rules and Regulations, to fail or refuse to do any act required by law, to operate any Vehicle 759
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or Aircraft in violation of any provisions of this title, Rules and Regulations or Minimum 760
Standards, or to operate any Vehicle or Aircraft unless such Vehicle or Aircraft is equipped and 761
maintained as provided in this title or other applicable law. 762
763
16.50.020: REMOVAL AUTHORIZED: 764
765
Any Person operating any Vehicle or Aircraft on the Airport System in violation of this title or 766
other applicable law, or by refusing to comply therewith, may be removed or ejected from the 767
Airport System, and may be deprived of the further use of the Airport System and its facilities 768
for such length of time as may be deemed necessary by the Director to ensure the safe, orderly 769
and efficient use of the Airport System. 770
771
16.50.030: VIOLATION; PENALTY: 772
773
Except as otherwise provided, any person guilty of violating any provision of this title shall be 774
deemed guilty of a Class B misdemeanor. 775
776
16.50.040: ISSUANCE OF A CIVIL NOTICE OF VIOLATION: 777
778
A. Every notice issued under this chapter shall be issued in the form of a written civil notice 779
and shall contain a statement that the named party may appeal the imposition of the penalty and 780
provide information regarding the process for appeal. 781
782
B. Any driver, Vehicle owner, or Person that violates any provision of this chapter may be 783
named in a civil notice issued by the City and shall be liable for a civil penalty. A violation of 784
any provision of this chapter by any driver or Vehicle owner shall also constitute a violation of 785
such provision by the business under whose authority such driver or owner was operating at the 786
time of the violation. 787
788
16.50.050: CIVIL PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT AND APPEAL: 789
790
A. Any Person that violates this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or other applicable 791
law is subject to civil penalties and any other lawful action as may be taken by the Director to 792
ensure the safe and effective operations of the Airport System. 793
794
B. The City may revoke, suspend, or deny renewal of a City business license to operate a 795
business for violation of any provision of this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or other 796
applicable law, as provided under title 5 of this code, or successor provision. 797
798
C. Any civil penalty under this chapter may be in addition to any other penalty that may be 799
imposed by law or Department Rules and Regulations. 800
801
D. Violations of provisions of this title shall constitute civil violations and be subject to the 802
following civil penalties: 803
804
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Code: Amount of
Penalty:
Violation:
General Regulations:
16.10.060 $500.00/day Commercial activities, conduct of general
business; payments of rents, fees, and charges
16.10.1530 $200.00 Unauthorized use of roads and walks
16.40.010 $500.00 Vehicle operations on airport
16.10.180 $100/day Aircraft parking area violation
16.40.030 $1,000.00 Secured area vehicle operations
16.40.040 $1,000.00 Ramp area vehicle operations
16.40.050 $1,000.00 Failure to report accident
16.40.060 $1,000.00 Prohibited vehicle or animal in secure area
16.4010.070180 $200.00 Parking area restrictions/failure to pay fees
16.40.070 $100.00 Parking violation posted signs
Ground Transportation Businesses:
16.40.080 $1,000.00 Unauthorized ground transportation vehicle
16.40.090 $200.00 Unauthorized passenger pickup/drop off
16.40.100 $500.00 Failure to pay fees/return AVI tags
16.50.120 $100.00 Unauthorized staging/use of grounds and facilities
805
16.60.060: ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES; CIVIL NOTICE OF GROUND 806
TRANSPORTATION VIOLATION: 807
808
Civil notices under this title , except notice or revocation, suspension, denial or non-renewal of a 809
City business license, shall be heard in accordance with title 2, chapter 2.75 of this code, or its 810
successor. 811
812
SECTION 7. Amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. That the section of the Salt 813
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Lake City consolidated fee schedule titled, “Airport” shall be and hereby is amended to read as 814
follows: 815
AIRPORT
For question regarding Airport fees contact: 801.575.2721
Service Fee Additional Information Section
Air Carrier Fees
Landing fee $5.37 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing
weights
16.12.16016.10.090;
16.30.010
Terminal rent - conditioned $309.55 Per square foot / per year 16.12.15016.10.090;
16.30.010
Terminal rent - unconditioned $154.78 Per square foot / per year 16.12.15016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use gate $714.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use boarding bridge $18.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use ticket counter $438.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use office space $159.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use bag make-up $613.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use bag claim $5.83 Per enplaned passenger 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Early bag storage fee $5.78 Per bag 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
FIS facility and international
bag claim area $5.93 Per deplaned passenger 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Hardstand usage fee $549.00 75% of common use gate & boarding
bridge
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 1 & 2 $100.00 Aircraft remaining overnight & parked
beyond the bounds of each leased
terminal aircraft apron.
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010 Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 3 & higher $200.00
GSE storage area $0.50 120% of prevailing ground rent per
square foot
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Stacking charges - aircraft
groups 1 & 2 $50.00 Airline stack aircraft beyond the bounds
of each leased terminal aircraft apron
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010 Stacking charges - aircraft
groups 3 & higher $100.00
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Preferential use boarding
bridges - maintenance $1,150.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Preferential use boarding
bridges - parts & supplies $650.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Cargo ramp use fee $18.25 Per use fee 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Cargo ramp weight fee $0.27 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing
weights
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Fuel Royalties $0.06 Per gallon of fuel 16.12.19016.10.090;
16.10.170; 16.30.010
For Landing Fee Exemptions: See Section 16.12.160 Administrative Rules and Regulations
Aircraft Parking Fees
Daily
Less than 12,500 pounds (U42 -
SVRA) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
12,500 pounds to 44,999 pounds
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Tooele Valley Airport (TVY) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Shade hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $35.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Single hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Twin hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $95.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft parking fees exemption: Any person engaging in air transportation services having an assigned gate hold
Aeronautical Services
Aircraft rental permit $250.00 Annual, per rental aircraft 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Aircraft sales permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Commercial flight service
permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Commercial flight service
aircraft owner permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to
Commercial Flight Service Permit Fee
16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Flight training permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Flight training aircraft owner
permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to flight
training owner permit fee
16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
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Airframe and/or power plant
repair $250.00 Annual
16.12.060;
16.56.11016.10.090;
16.10.200; 16.30.010
Radio, instrument or propeller
repair service permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.17016.10.090;
16.10.190; 16.30.010
Hangar application wait list fee $150.00 $50 non-refundable 16.56.05016.10.090
Miscellaneous business permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.05016.10.090;
16.30.010
Multiple aeronautical services
Any person desiring to engage in two (2) or more commercial aeronautical activities is responsible for
payment of all fees as established for each aeronautical
activity engaged in; however, fees for owned aircraft (as
the term “owner” is defined in Section 16.04.30 of this
title), will be assessed for one (1) aeronautical activity
only.
16.56.18016.10.090;
16.30.010
Any person offering any such services, or combinations thereof, shall do so under written lease or permit agreement with
the City. For exemptions and other information, see Section 16.56.010.
AVI Fees (Automated Vehicle Identification)
Vehicle Category Fee (per
vehicle trip)
1 to 5 passengers $1.57
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
6 to 9 passengers $2.84
10 to 15 passengers $4.72
16 to 24 passengers $7.55
>24 passengers $9.45
Campus Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
30 minutes No cost
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
30 - 45 minutes $2.00
45 - 60 minutes $10.00
Every 5 minutes over 60
minutes $20.00
Terminal Front Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
0 - 10 minutes No cost
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
10 - 20 minutes $3.00
20 - 30 minutes $20.00
Every minute over 30 minutes $5.00
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Permit Fees
Non-returned GT inspection seal
(permit) $500.00 16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging). Non-returned AVI transponder
tag $500.00
Low profile permit fee $150.00
Badge/Fingerprint/Threat Assessment/Ramp Permit/Key Replacement Fees
Fingerprint processing (FBI
background check)* $21.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.12.06016.10.090
Fingerprint processing with
RAP back enrollment* $14.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.12.06016.10.090
RAP back enrollment (one-time
fee) $7.00 Per enrolled employee 16.12.06016.10.090
*$21.00 fee only applies to applicants not enrolled in RAP back
Security threat assessment fee $9.00 Per employee badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Renewal fee $21.00 Per employee badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Replacement fee for lost/stolen
badge $75.00
Refund of $50 will issued for returned
lost/stolen badge if returned prior to
expiration
16.12.06016.10.090
Fee for non-returned badge $250.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.12.06016.10.090
Fee for non-returned badges -
Contractors only $400.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.12.06016.10.090
Fine for failure to deactivate
badge $100.00 Per non-deactivated badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Hangar tenant (first two badges
per/hangar tenant) No cost 16.12.06016.10.090
Hangar tenant (Add’l badges
after initial first two) $25.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Ramp permit replacement fee $100.00 Fee for lost ramp permit 16.12.06016.10.090
Key replacement fee $50.00 Fee for each lost key 16.12.06016.10.090
Key replacement fee (Audited) $200.00 Fee for each lost key 16.12.06016.10.090
Lock re-core fee $50.00 Fee for each lock re-core 16.12.06016.10.090
Bike path - initial badge fee $15.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Bike path - replacement fee for
lost/stolen badge $15.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Contractor badge deposit - up to
$500K contract value $5,000.00 Deposit may be required per project,
based on contract value. Contact Airport 16.12.06016.10.090
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Contractor badge deposit -
>$500K to $1M contract value $10,000.00 representative for more information.
Contractor badge deposit -
>$1M to $5M contract value $15,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$5M to $10M contract value $20,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$10M to $25M contract value $25,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$25M to $50M contract value $50,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$50M to $100M contract value $75,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$100M contract value $100,000.00
Conference Room and Other Rental Fees
Airport board room (2,536 sq ft
/ 50 seats) $300.00
For use beyond 1 - 4 hours an hourly
charge of one quarter (1/4) of the overall
fee will be applied.
16.12.06016.10.090
Sandstone conference room
(580 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Limestone conference room
(585 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Jasper conference room (585 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Topaz conference room (590 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Copper conference room (827
sq ft / 20 seats) $200.00
ATAC - room (3,600 sq ft / 70
seats) $400.00
ATAC - patio (4,000 sq ft / 60
seats) $300.00
Airport picnic pavilion $400.00
*Sandstone & Limestone rooms can be combined; Jasper & Topaz rooms can be combined.
Table and chairs rental (11 - 20
tables & 50 - 100 chairs) $368.00 Seating for 51 - 100 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (21 - 30
tables & 101 - 150 chairs) $508.00 Seating for 101 - 150 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (31 - 40
tables & 151 - 200 chairs) $553.00 Seating for 151 - 200 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (41 - 50
tables & 201 - 250 chairs) $693.00 Seating for 201 - 250 people 16.12.06016.10.090
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Table and chairs rental (51 - 60
tables & 251 - 300 chairs) $738.00 Seating for 251 - 300 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Day use areas $50.00 Per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Filming Activity Charges
Non-refundable deposit (1 - 8
people in filming crew) $250.00 16.12.06016.10.090
Non-refundable deposit (9 - 15
people in filming crew) $500.00 16.12.06016.10.090
Non-refundable deposit (16+
people in filming crew) $1,000.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (1 - 4
people) $50.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (5 - 8
people) $100.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (9 - 16
people) $150.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (17 - 30
people) $200.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (30 31+
people) $250.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Use of Airport staging/parking lots $300.00 Per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Airport personnel (security) $55.00 Per person, per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Assistance from Airport
vehicles $50.00 Per vehicle, per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Off Airport In-Flight Caterers 7% of gross
sales at airport
Paid within 15 days of the end of each
month, see Section 16.12.155 for
provisions
16.12.15516.10.090
Parking
Economy Lot
First hour $2 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $1 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $12 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Hourly/Daily (Parking Garage)
First hour $5 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $5 12.56.240;16.10.090;
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16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $45 Max amount based on demand 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily reserved premier
parking $10 Hourly rate 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily reserved premier
parking $60 Daily maximum 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Lot E
First hour $5 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180
Each additional hour $5 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $25 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Disabled Parking
Vehicles displaying disabled license plate and/or placard can park in designated parking stalls in the garage at the
economy lot rate of $12 per day.
Disabled Veteran Parking
Vehicles displaying Utah Disabled Veteran license plate issued by the Utah Department of Motor Vehicles, having a
Disabled Veteran (DV) designation may receive complimentary parking at Salt Lake City International Airport
(SLCIA). Restrictions and limitations apply.
Parking Garage* Five (5) days of complimentary parking if space is available,; any days beyond five (5)
will be charged at the posted daily garage rate.
Economy Lot* Ten (10) days of complimentary parking if space is available,; any days beyond ten (10)
will be charged at the posted Economy Lot rate.
* If you plan to park longer than 30 consecutive days, please contact staff at SLCAIRPORT@SPPLUS.COM or 801-575-
2887 so your vehicle will not be considered abandoned.
Employee Parking
Domicile $34 Per month 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Non-domicile $60 Per month 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Towing Fee
Drop fee $25 Per vehicle 12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Tow to storage area $50 Per vehicle, plus daily rate (economy
parking lot)
12.56.240;16.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
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SECTION 28. This ordinance shall take effect on July 1, 2024. 817
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Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this ______ day of ____________, 818
20234. 819
___________________________ 820
CHAIRPERSON 821
822
ATTEST AND COUNTERSIGN: 823
824
_____________________________ 825
CITY RECORDER 826
827
APPROVED AS TO FORM: 828
829
______________________________ 830
Senior City Attorney 831
832
Transmitted to Mayor on ______________________. 833
834
Mayor’s Action: __________ Approved. ___________ Vetoed. 835
836
837
____________________________ 838
MAYOR 839
840
841
842
___________________________ 843
CITY RECORDER 844
845
846
(SEAL) 847
848
849
Bill No. ______ of 20234. 850
Published: _____________________. 851
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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. ______ of 2024
(An ordinance repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code
and amending other ordinance provisions pertaining to Airports.)
WHEREAS, Salt Lake City is constructing and has begun operation of the new Salt Lake
City International Airport (“Airport”); and
WHEREAS, the aviation industry has grown and advanced in Utah, and management of
aviation-related operations at the Airport and two other general aviation airports owned and
operated by the City, has changed to accommodate such growth; and
WHEREAS, there have been significant market changes in aviation; and
WHEREAS, multiple provisions of Title 16 of Salt Lake City Code no longer align with
Salt Lake City’s new facilities and operational needs; and
WHEREAS, at its March 15, 2023 meeting of the Airport Advisory Board, the Board
reviewed the ordinance; and
WHEREAS, after a public hearing on this matter, the Salt Lake City Council has
determined that adopting this ordinance is in the city’s best interests.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah that:
SECTION 1. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.125. That Section
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs:
Compliance Responsibility) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows:
5.72.125: COMPLIANCE RESPONSIBILITY:
A. All persons shall comply with and operate under requirements of applicable law,
including, without limitation, federal, state, county and city laws and ordinances,
including, but not limited to, this chapter, Chapter 5.71 of this title, and Chapter 16.40 of
this code, and department rules and regulations.
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B. A concessionaire shall not be relieved of any responsibility for compliance with the
provisions of this chapter, whether the concessionaire leases or rents taxicabs to drivers,
or whether the concessionaire pays salary, wages, or any other form of compensation.
SECTION 2. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.155. That Section
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs:
Department Contract Required for Operation) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows:
5.72.155: DEPARTMENT CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR OPERATION:
A. No person shall operate or permit a taxicab owned or controlled by such person to be
operated as a vehicle for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City unless such person is
authorized to do so under a department contract.
B. No person may operate a taxicab business in the city unless the person is authorized to do
so under a department contract. Nothing in the department contract shall relieve a
concessionaire of the requirements of applicable laws, including, but not limited
to, Chapter 5.71 of this title, this chapter, and Chapter 16.40 of this code, and department
rules and regulations.
C. The term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City” means and shall include the
soliciting or picking up of a passenger or passengers within the corporate limits of the
city, whether the destination is within or outside of the corporate limits of the city. For
the purpose of this section, the term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City”
shall not include the transporting, by a taxicab properly licensed in a jurisdiction outside
the corporate limits of the city, of a passenger or passengers for hire where a trip
originates with the passenger or passengers being picked up outside of the corporate
limits of the city and where the destination is either within or beyond the city corporate
limits.
SECTION 3. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.240. That Section
12.56.240 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking:
Airport Parking; General Restrictions) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows:
12.56.240: AIRPORT PARKING:
See Section 16.10.180 of this code.
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SECTION 4. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.250. That Section
12.56.250 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking:
Airport Parking; Signs and Markings) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows:
12.56.250: [REPEALED]
SECTION 5. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Subsection 12.56.550.B. That
Subsection 12.56.550.B of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing
and Parking: Unauthorized Use of Streets, Parking Lots and Other Areas; Penalties: Civil
Penalties) shall be, and hereby is amended to read and appear as follows:
B. Civil Penalties: Civil penalties shall be imposed as follows:
Section Of This Chapter Penalty
12.56.040 $ 45.00
12.56.050 38.00
12.56.080 45.00
12.56.100 38.00
12.56.120 56.00
12.56.130 340.00
12.56.150 38.00
12.56.150D 75.00
12.56.180 38.00
12.56.190 23.00
12.56.205F 75.00
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12.56.210 38.00
12.56.235 38.00
12.56.290 38.00
12.56.300 45.00
12.56.302 23.00
12.56.303 23.00
12.56.304 23.00
12.56.310 45.00
12.56.330 45.00
12.56.350 38.00
12.56.360 45.00
12.56.380 45.00
12.56.390 38.00
12.56.400 38.00
12.56.410 38.00
12.56.420 45.00
12.56.430 38.00
12.56.440A11 56.00
12.56.440A21 56.00
12.56.440A31 56.00
12.56.440A41 56.00
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12.56.440A51 56.00
12.56.440A61 56.00
12.56.440A71 56.00
12.56.440A81 56.00
12.56.440A91 56.00
12.56.440A101 56.00
12.56.440A111 56.00
12.56.440A121 56.00
12.56.440A131 56.00
12.56.440A141 56.00
12.56.440A151 56.00
12.56.440A161 56.00
12.56.440A171 56.00
12.56.440A181 56.00
12.56.440A191 225.00
12.56.450 23.00
12.56.460 45.00
12.56.465 123.00
12.56.470 45.00
12.56.480 45.00
12.56.490 45.00
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12.56.500 45.00
12.56.515 38.00
12.56.520 38.00
12.56.525 38.00
Note:
1. A violation of Subsection 12.56.440B of this chapter that occurs in a particular
location is subject to the same civil penalty that would be imposed for a violation of
Subsection 12.56.440A of this chapter in that same location.
SECTION 6. Repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code. That Title 16
of the Salt Lake City Code, regarding Airports, is hereby repealed and is replaced with the
following text:
TITLE 16
AIRPORTS
Definitions and General Regulations: 16.10
General Flight Regulations: 16.20
Commercial Aeronautical Activity; Leasing Airport Property: 16.30
Motor Vehicle Operations: 16.40
Violation, Penalty and Enforcement: 16.50
CHAPTER 16.10
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL REGULATIONS
16.10.010: Definitions
16.10.020: Purpose
16.10.030: Authority to Establish Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards
16.10.040: All Rules, Regulations, and Minimum Standards Applicable to the Airport
System
16.10.050: Revocation of Use Privilege
16.10.060: Commercial Activities; Permit Requirements
16.10.070: Use of Airport Property; Risk and Liability; Implied Agreement
16.10.080: No Pre-Emption
16.10.090: Payment of Rents, Fees, and Charges
16.10.100: Customer Facility Charge
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16.10.110: Funds, Disposition, and Accounting
16.10.120: Hunting and Shooting Prohibited
16.10.130: Use of Roadways and Walks
16.10.140: Flying of Drones, Model Aircraft, and Other Objects
16.10.150: Flight over the Airport System Cities
16.10.160: Gliders, Balloons, and Similar Vehicles Prohibited
16.10.170: Fueling of Aircraft, Vehicles, and Equipment; Authorized Operations Only
16.10.180: Parking Areas
16.10.190: Repairs to Aircraft
16.10.200: Airframe and/or Power Plant Repair
16.10.210: Self-Fueling
16.10.220: Unlawful Entry of Hangars and Other Buildings
16.10.010: DEFINITIONS:
The following words and phrases, whenever used in this title, shall be defined as provided in this
title unless a different meaning is specifically or more particularly described.
ADVANCED AIRCRAFT MOBILITY SYSTEM: “Advanced Aircraft Mobility System”
means a system that transports individuals and property using piloted and unpiloted aircraft,
including electric aircraft and electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, in controlled or
uncontrolled airspace, and includes each component of such system.
AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY: “Aeronautical Activity” means any activity or service that
makes possible, facilitates, is related to, assists in, or is required for the operation of aircraft or
another aeronautical activity that contributes to or is required for the safety of such operations.
The following activities, without limitation, that are commonly conducted on airports are
considered aeronautical activities within this definition: aircraft charter, pilot training, aircraft
rental, sightseeing aerial photography, aerial spraying and agricultural aviation services, aerial
advertising, aerial surveying, air carrier operations (passenger and air cargo), aircraft sales and
service, sale of aviation fuel and oil, aircraft maintenance, sale of aircraft parts, and any other
activity which, in the sole judgement of the Department of Airports, because of its direct
relationship to the operation of aircraft or the Airport System, can be appropriately regarded as
an aeronautical activity.
AIRCRAFT: “Aircraft” means a device that is used or intended to be used for flight in the air.
See 14 CFR § 1.1.
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS: “Aircraft Operations” means an aircraft arrival at or departure
from the Airport System, with or without FAA airport traffic control service.
AIRCRAFT PARKING AREA: “Aircraft Parking Area” means the area or areas of the Airport
System set aside and designated for the parking of aircraft.
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AIRPORT SYSTEM: “Airport System” means all property owned and operated by the City and
controlled through its Department of Airports, including the Salt Lake City International Airport,
and any regional or reliever airport owned by the City as applicable, as the property now exists
or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with all the appurtenant facilities, and
includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout plans.
AIR OPERATIONS AREA: “Air Operations Area” (AOA) means any area of the Airport
System used or intended to be used for the landing, takeoff, or surface maneuvering of aircraft,
including all movement areas, runways, taxiways, and apron areas where aircraft are parked,
services, refueled, loaded with cargo, or accessed by passengers, including the areas surrounding
hangars, navigation equipment and communication facilities.
BUSINESS: For purposes of this title, “Business” means a voluntary association formed and
organized to carry on a business in the legal name of the association, including, without
limitation, a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or sole proprietorship.
CITY: “City” means and has reference to Salt Lake City Corporation, a municipal corporation of
the state of Utah.
CITY COUNCIL: “City Council” means the municipal legislative body of Salt Lake City as is
more thoroughly described in Chapter 2.06 of this code.
COMMERCIAL: For purposes of this title, “Commercial” means that which promotes or
makes possible earnings, income, revenue, compensation, profits, exchanges (including change
of services), trading, buying, hiring, or selling of commodities, goods, services, or tangible or
intangible property of any kind, whether such objectives are accomplished or not.
DEPARTMENT: For purposes of this title, “Department” means the Salt Lake City Department
of Airports.
DIRECTOR: For purposes of this title, “Director” means the duly appointed and qualified
department head of the “Department of Airports,” selected and appointed by the Mayor with the
recommendation of the Airport Advisory Board and with the advice and consent of the City
Council, or designee.
FAA: “FAA” means the Federal Aviation Administration.
FAR: “FAR” means the federal aviation regulations.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS: “Ground Transportation Business” means any
business operating any ground transportation vehicle.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Ground Transportation
Vehicle” means any motor vehicle used for the transportation of persons using Salt Lake City
streets for commercial purposes, regardless of whether a fee or fare is collected.
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INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: “International Airport” means the Salt Lake City International
Airport, as the property now exists or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with
all the appurtenant facilities, and includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout
plans.
LANDING AREA: “Landing Area” means the runways, taxiways, intermediate turnoffs, any
area of land utilized for an advanced air mobility system, and adjoining areas of the Airport
System.
MAYOR: “Mayor” means the duly elected or appointed and qualified chief executive and
administrative officer of Salt Lake City, or his/her authorized representative.
MINIMUM STANDARDS: For purposes of this title, “Minimum Standards” means the
standards, directives, policies, and procedures for Commercial Aeronautical Activities applicable
to the Airport System as adopted by authority of this title.
MOTOR VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle propelled by
an internal combustion or electric motor.
ON-AIRPORT RENTAL CAR OPERATOR: “On-Airport Rental Car Operator” means an
Operator occupying a rental car concession on the premises of the Airport System.
OPERATOR: For purposes of this title, “Operator” means persons engaged in commercial or
aeronautical activities within the Airport System.
PERSON: For purposes of this title, “Person” means and includes a natural person, organization,
corporation, partnership, company, entity, firm, association or corporation, including any
representative thereof.
RAMP: For purposes of this title, “Ramp” means a paved area of the airport normally used for
the parking and taxiing of aircraft.
RULES AND REGULATIONS: For purposes of this title, “Rules and Regulations” means the
standards, directives, policies and procedures applicable to the Airport System as adopted by
authority of this title.
VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Vehicle” means a device in, upon or by which any Person
or property is or may be propelled, moved, transported, hauled, or drawn upon any roadway
within the Airport System.
16.10.020: PURPOSE
This title is enacted to provide for and protect the public health, safety, interest and general
welfare, and to regulate the activities and the conduct of business within the Airport System, as
authorized by the Aeronautics Act, Utah Code Chapter 72, Title 10, or its successor. The purpose
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of enacting this title is, within the Airport System, to ensure, safe, efficient, and adequate levels
of operations and services, protect against unlicensed and unauthorized products and services,
maintain, and enhance the availability of adequate services, promote the orderly development of
land, ensure the economic health of providers, and ensure the efficient use and preservation of
navigable airspace.
16.10.030: AUTHORITY TO ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM
STANDARDS:
Any authority granted under this section is limited by the Department’s role as a City department
within City government and does not authorize the Department to exercise independent authority
outside of City departmental authority. The Director will provide an annual written report to the
City Council on any changes to the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to
the Airport System and the purpose of such changes.
Subject to approval by the Mayor, prior to adoption for actions within administrative authority,
and subject to approval by the City Council where applicable for actions within legislative
authority, and consistent with other applicable provisions of this code, the Director shall have the
power and authority to adopt Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to the
Airport System for the following purposes:
A. Subject to applicable provisions of this code, including zoning, land use, and building code
requirements, to regulate the development, construction, use, occupancy, management,
security, control, operation, care, repair and maintenance of all land, structures and facilities
within the Airport System;
B. Subject to the City Council’s authority to adopt and modify fees and set the Airport’s
department budget, to regulate all revenue producing commercial activities and establish and
set rates, fees and charges as shall be necessary to meet the needs for operating the Airport
System;
C. Subject to approval by the Mayor, to establish reasonable time, place and manner guidelines
for the exercise of First Amendment rights;
D. Subject to and consistent with other applicable provisions City Code, to regulate the
operation of passenger and vehicle traffic, ground transportation and Ground Transportation
Businesses, and parking facilities; and
E. Subject to the Mayor’s authority to regulate City operations, to restrict or prevent any activity
or action that would interfere with the safe, orderly, and efficient use of the Airport System
by passengers, Operators, tenants, and authorized users and to allow for enforcement of the
Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards.
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16.10.040: ALL RULES, REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS APPLICABLE
TO THE AIRPORT SYSTEM:
All Persons using the Airport System, whether by permission, invitation, or license, agree to
comply with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards. No Person shall
commit any violation of this title, the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards
promulgated hereunder, including all fire protection requirements required under applicable law
and this code, or any applicable federal, state, or local law while on the Airport System property.
16.10.050: REVOCATION OF USE PRIVILEGE:
Any Person trespassing on the Airport System, or refusing to comply with this title, the
Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards, or applicable federal, state, or
local law, may be directed to leave the Airport System property by a law enforcement officer, the
Director, or by any authorized Airport employee, and may be deprived of further use of the
Airport System and its facilities. Failure to comply with a direction to leave the Airport System
property may result in the arrest or citation of the Person for trespass under the Department’s
Rules and Regulations, and federal, state, and local law.
16.10.060: COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES; PERMIT REQUIREMENTS:
No Person shall use the Airport System, or any portion thereof, for any Commercial Aeronautical
Activity, or any business or revenue producing non-aviation commercial activity, without first
obtaining a written contract, permit, license, lease or other form of written authorization from the
Department for such activity, in compliance with any applicable Rules and Regulations and
Minimum Standards, and paying the established or market rates, as applicable, and charges
prescribed for such use. No Person not so authorized shall operate, service or repair aircraft or
carry on any business of any nature on the Airport System property. All commercial activities on
the Airport System property may be allowed at the sole discretion of the Department for the
purpose of promoting the best interests of the Airport System.
16.10.070: USE OF AIRPORT PROPERTY; RISK AND LIABILITY; IMPLIED
AGREEMENT:
Any Person causing damage of any kind to the Airport System, or its facilities or improvements,
shall be liable for such damage to the City. All Persons using the Airport System, whether by
permission, invitation or license, do so at their own risk and shall assume full responsibility for
their own acts and omissions, and the acts and omissions of their agents, contractors, employees,
guests and, and shall hold harmless, indemnify and defend the City, its officers, board members,
departments, representatives, authorized representative(s), employees, affiliates, successors and
agents from liability for any loss, damage or injury resulting from their use thereof, including
from the claims of others arising out of their use.
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16.10.080: NO PRE-EMPTION:
To the extent of any irreconcilable conflict between this title and any federal or state law, the
latter shall control. It is not the intent of this title to excuse any Person or Operator from the
performance of any obligation they may have under any agreement with the City, whether the
agreement is in existence at the time of adopted or entered into thereafter. Such agreements may
include requirements, terms or conditions in addition to or more restrictive than the provisions
of this title.
16.10.090: PAYMENT OF RENTS, FEES, AND CHARGES:
All Persons using the Airport System shall pay the rents, fees and charges specified by the
Department as applicable. Use fees, as determined by the Director and set forth in the Salt Lake
City consolidated fee schedule, shall be imposed on users of the Airport System, and may
include, but is not limited to, fees for: aeronautical services, landing fees, aircraft apron facilities,
cargo carrier Ramp use, aircraft parking, in-flight catering, baggage claim facilities, rates and
charges, flight training, repair services, badging services, exclusive terminal use, and other
common and public use facilities. Fuel fees and taxes shall be imposed on any Person offering
aviation fuel for sale within the Airport System in accordance with state law and fees set forth in
the consolidated fee schedule. Payment of all required fees shall be made in the manner
prescribed by the Director consistent with the Rules and Regulations and applicable provisions
of this code.
16.10.100: CUSTOMER FACILITY CHARGE:
A. A customer facility charge (CFC) shall be imposed on each rental transaction day, up to and
including a maximum of twelve (12) days per rental contract, for the rental of a vehicle from
an On-Airport Rental Car Operator.
B. The Director is authorized to implement and administer the CFC program on behalf of the
City, through concession and/or lease contracts or other means, including, without limitation,
the Department’s Rules and Regulations. CFC revenues may be pre-collected for future use,
as specified in this chapter.
C. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall collect the CFC revenues which shall be held in trust
for the benefit of the City. CFC revenues at all times shall be property of the City and the On-
Airport Rental Car Operators shall have no ownership or property interest in the CFC
revenues.
D. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall list the CFC as a separate line item described as
“customer facility charge” on all customer invoices.
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E. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall segregate, separately account for and disclose all CFC
revenues as trust funds in their financial statements and shall maintain adequate records to
account for all CFCs charged and collected.
F. On a monthly basis, On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall remit the CFC revenues directly
to the Department, which shall be received no later than the last day of the month following
the month in which the CFC charges were imposed. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall
submit a monthly transaction report which includes the following: transaction days, a
summary of daily business transactions in connection with the International Airport, an
accounting of all fees charged to Airport customers in connection with such transactions, and
such other information as required by City.
16.10.110: FUNDS; DISPOSITION AND ACCOUNTING:
A. All funds received from fuel, taxes, rentals, concessions, customer facility charges (CFCs), or
any other source within the Airport System shall be placed in the airport enterprise funds and
kept separate and apart from all other City funds. The collection, accounting, and expenditure
of all airport enterprise funds shall be in accordance with existing fiscal policy of the City
and consistent with state and federal laws and federal grant assurances.
B. Funds received from customer facility charges (CFCs) shall be used for paying the City’s
capital costs for construction and improvement of rental car facilities in the Airport System,
including costs that support environmental sustainability; paying a pro rata share of City’s
costs for joint use infrastructure, such as roadways, ready return and quick turnaround areas
allocable to rental car usage; building reserves for renewal and replacement capital costs;
paying common costs of a shuttle bus operation for rental car customers; funding
transportation costs and other costs associated with interim operations during construction
phasing and relocation of rental car operations; paying the City’s costs for infrastructure for
future lease areas for a service center, including site prep; funding debt service associated
with rental car facilities; or funding City’s costs for such other rental car related purposes as
the City determines.
16.10.120: HUNTING AND SHOOTING PROHIBITED:
There shall be no hunting or shooting on the Airport System without the express prior written
approval of the Director.
16.10.130: USE OF ROADWAYS AND SIDEWALKS:
No person shall hinder or obstruct the use of any roadway or walkway provided for vehicular or
pedestrian travel, or otherwise use or occupy the same except in accordance with the ordinary
use thereof for the particular class of traffic involved.
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16.10.140: FLYING OF DRONES, MODEL AIRCRAFT AND OTHER OBJECTS:
No person shall fly any model or remote-controlled airplane, kite, model rocket, balloon, drone,
or other airborne device on or near the Airport System or controlled properties without the
express written prior approval of the Director.
16.10.150: FLIGHT OVER THE CITY; RESTRICTIONS:
Persons flying any aircraft within the limits of the City shall operate the same as to cause a
minimum amount of noise and inconvenience and shall not endanger property or the lives of
others.
16.10.160: GLIDERS, BALLOONS, AND SIMILAR VEHICLES PROHIBITED:
No glider, hang gliders, heligliders, hot air balloons and similar aircraft like vehicles shall be
operated on or from the Airport System.
16.10.170: FUELING OF AIRCRAFT, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT; AUTHORIZED
OPERATIONS ONLY:
Fueling of aircraft, vehicles and equipment shall only be performed by persons authorized by the
Director and trained in fuel servicing procedures and safe operation of fuel equipment. Fueling
equipment shall meet National Fire Prevention Association standards. Fuel that is delivered to
the Airport System for the purposes of storage or resale on the Airport System shall only be
delivered to facilities which have been designated by the Director as a fuel farm, or fuel storage
and dispensing area. No aircraft shall be refueled or defueled while the aircraft is running or
while such aircraft is in a hangar or other enclosed space, or while being warmed by the
application of external heat.
16.10.180: PARKING AREAS:
A. Parking areas for motor vehicles shall be set aside for airport employee parking and general
public parking. No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer in any place on the airport
other than those areas designated by the Director or as expressly set forth in this title or Rules
and Regulations.
B. Tenants of T-hangars and shade hangars may park their motor vehicles in their own hangars
when the aircraft is being flown, or in front of their hangar if they are present. Service or
delivery vehicles may park next to a tenant’s hangar long enough for delivery. All others
shall park in public lots.
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C. No person shall park a motor vehicle on the airport in excess of seventy two (72) consecutive
hours unless it is parked in the public parking area or with the authorization of the airport.
D. No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated as a public parking lot unless such
person pays the authorized rate for such parking lots. Each hour of use in violation of this
section shall be a separate offense.
16.10.190: REPAIRS TO AIRCRAFT:
A. No aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance shall be repaired in any area of the Airport
System other than that area specifically designated or approved by the Director. The Director
has designated that a person who properly leases an enclosed hangar at the airport may make
or cause to be made necessary repairs, maintenance and inspections that are required by
federal aviation regulations to maintain the aircraft in an airworthy condition when the same
are not otherwise prohibited by this title, but only for the aircraft listed in the lease and in
accordance with applicable Rules and Regulations.
B. No repair will be made on any aircraft in a hangar other than that aircraft normally assigned
to that hangar. Corporate aircraft maintenance hangars or areas, however, are considered as
designated repair areas for maintenance on their own corporate aircraft.
C. All repairs on aircraft are to be made by properly certified mechanics, except those items of
“preventive maintenance” performed by the owner or operator in accordance with the
provisions of FAR, part 43, or successor provisions.
D. Items of preventive maintenance may be performed in tiedown areas. in accordance with
applicable Rules and Regulations.
16.10.200: AIRFRAME AND/OR POWER PLANT REPAIR:
Any person desiring to engage in airframe and/or power plant repair service must, as a minimum,
do the following:
A. Register the business with the Director, stating the scope of activities to be entered into;
B. Comply with sections of this title and Rules and Regulations;
C. Provide the appropriate certification to comply with FAA regulations, and maintain such
certificate in a current status;
D. Accomplish all work in accordance with FAA regulations and have all work inspected
according to state and federal regulations.
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16.10.210: SELF-FUELING:
Aircraft owners or pilots desiring to conduct self-fueling operations shall notify the Director in
writing, obtain a written permit from the airport and comply with the terms thereof.
16.10.220: UNLAWFUL ENTRY OF HANGARS OR OTHER BUILDINGS:
No person shall enter any hangar or portion of any building occupied by any person under a lease
or license from the City without consent of such licensee. However, this section does not
abrogate the City’s right to enter any leased hangar or building as provided in any of the City’s
written lease agreements, or by authority of law.
CHAPTER 16.20
GENERAL FLIGHT REGULATIONS
16.20.010: Federal, State and Local Law Applicable
16.20.020: Authority to Establish Landing Field
16.20.030: Use of Runways Required
16.20.040: Reckless Aircraft Operation; Penalty
16.20.050: Dropping Objects from Aircraft
16.20.010: FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAW APPLICABLE:
No Person shall navigate any Aircraft or conduct any Aircraft Operations on the Airport System
property other than in conformity with applicable federal, state, and local law, ordinances, rules
and regulations of any kind, including the Department’s Rules and Regulations, and Minimum
Standards.
16.20.020: AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH LANDING FIELD:
Unless otherwise provided by law, it is unlawful for any Person to set up or to maintain within
the boundary of the City any landing field or Landing Area for aircraft or advanced air mobility
system without the express written permission of the Department. Such landing field or Landing
Area must be designed and installed in accordance with FAA guidance and all applicable zoning
regulations, including any FAA and City permitting requirements.
16.20.030: USE OF RUNWAYS REQUIRED:
Landings and takeoffs of Aircraft shall be confined to paved runways or FAA approved Landing
Areas.
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16.20.040: RECKLESS AIRCRAFT OPERATION; PENALTY:
Any person who manifests a willful disregard for the safety of persons or property may, after
providing reasonable notice to such person and opportunity for hearing on the matter, be denied
the use of the Airport System. If such disregard is due to any violation of Rules and Regulations
or regulations in force and effect by the state or the FAA, denial of use of the Airport System
may be for such period of time as in the discretion of the Director is deemed advisable.
16.20.050: DROPPING OBJECTS FROM AIRCRAFT:
It is unlawful to drop any material, object or refuse from an aircraft while taxiing upon the
Airport System or while in flight within the limits of the City unless prior permission has been
obtained in writing from the FAA, the Utah State Aeronautics Commission and the Mayor.
CHAPTER 16.30
COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY; LEASING AIRPORT PROPERTY
16.30.010: Commercial Aeronautical Activity Requirements
16.30.020: Mandatory and Minimum Standard Lease Clauses
16.30.030: Security and Bond Requirements
16.30.010: COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY REQUIREMENTS:
Any Person or Operator engaging in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport
System must comply with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity and
paying the rates and charges prescribed for such use. No Person or Operator shall operate or
engage in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport System without complying
with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity.
16.30.020: MANDATORY AND MINIMUM STANDARD LEASE CLAUSES;
CONTRACT PROVISIONS:
In addition to any other provision required under ordinance or other applicable law, all leases or
contracts relating to or concerning Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport
System and all other easements or contracts with the Department of Airports of any kind shall
contain the following:
A. Federal Requirements: A lease, easement, or other agreement must include all federally
required contract provisions and any provisions required to comply with federal grant
assurances; such agreements shall be subordinate to the provisions of any existing or future
agreement between the City and the United States, relative to the operation and maintenance
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of the Airport System, 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 System.
B. Assignment of Lease: The City, in its sole discretion, may approve or deny any assignment
of a lease or sublease of the City-owned property at the Airport System, or of any other
agreement with the City.
C. Indemnification; Insurance: The Department’s current indemnification and insurance
requirements established under the Rules and Regulations or other Department guidelines
shall be included in any lease or other agreement with any contractor, sub-contractor, third
party, or Person contracting with the City at or related to the Airport System.
16.30.030: SECURITY AND BOND REQUIREMENTS:
Prior to the execution of a lease or other agreement and entry upon the premises or other area of
the Airport System, the lessee or other Person shall provide to the City a performance bond or
letter of credit to the Department in accordance with the Department’s Rules and Regulations
and other Department guidelines, acceptable to the City Attorney’s Office, which shall be held
by the City for the term of the lease or other agreement as security for full performance of the
lessee’s or Person’s obligations. A lessee or other Person engaged in construction, alteration or
improvement on the Airport System shall require any contractor to deliver performance and
payment bonds as required under with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and other
Department guidelines, and applicable law, to the City, which are binding on the parties and that
shall remain in full force until such time as the contractor provides a notice of lien waiver to the
City.
CHAPTER 16.40
MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATIONS
Article I. General Regulations
16.40.010: Compliance with Law
16.40.020: Exemptions from Requirements of this Chapter
16.40.030: Driving Restrictions
16.40.040: Vehicle Ramp Operations
16.40.050: Reporting Accidents
16.40.060: Prohibited Vehicles and Animals
16.40.070: Parking Vehicles; Impoundment Authorized
Article II. Ground Transportation Businesses
16.40.080: Businesses Authorized to Provide Ground Transportation
16.40.090: Passenger Pick Up and Drop Off
16.40.100: Ground Transportation Fees Required
16.40.110: City Ordinances Applicable to Airport
16.40.120: Staging and Parking of Ground Transportation Vehicles
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16.40.130: Sign Requirements
16.40.010: COMPLIANCE WITH LAW:
No Person shall operate or park a Motor Vehicle on the Airport System except in strict
compliance with applicable federal, state, and local law, Rules and Regulations and Minimum
Standards.
16.40.020: EXEMPTIONS FROM REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER:
Vehicles licensed and operated by a government agency, a university or school district, the Utah
Transit Authority, an ambulance service, and others, as may be designated in Rules and
Regulations, and others as may be designated by the Director, are exempt from the requirements
of this chapter.
16.40.030: DRIVING RESTRICTIONS:
A. Any Motor Vehicle operated on the AOA as a service vehicle shall display the Department-
issued identification sticker and shall also bear company identification visible from fifty feet
(50’) on both sides of the vehicle.
B. No Person or Vehicle is permitted in, on, or around any secured area, including but not
limited to, any hangar, landing field, runway, apron, taxiway, or the AOA, without prior
permission from the Director.
C. Motor Vehicles, trucks and other equipment (including airport maintenance and emergency
vehicles) operating on any Landing Area, runway, apron or the AOA shall display a standard
checkered flag or flashing amber or red light, as appropriate, if operated at night, or shall be
marked in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations or as authorized by
the Director and shall not be operated without prior permission of the control tower.
16.40.040: VEHICLE RAMP OPERATIONS:
A. Speed Limits: Motor Vehicles shall be operated on established streets and roadways within
the Airport System in strict compliance with posted speed limits. Motor Vehicles shall be
operated on the AOA, including any passenger loading ramp, aircraft parking ramp, or in any
area immediately adjacent to the terminals or hangars, at a safe and reasonable speed, not to
exceed the posted speed limit.
B. Use of Ramp Roadways: Vehicles shall be operated only within the limits of the designated
painted roadways on the AOA, except as required to perform aircraft servicing and airfield
inspections.
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C. Traffic Markings on Paved Surfaces: Vehicle operators shall observe all traffic markings
painted on AOA pavement surfaces.
D. Yield Right-of-Way to Aircraft: All Vehicles shall yield right-of-way to any Aircraft when
the Aircraft is under tow or has its engines operating. No Vehicle shall proceed past such
Aircraft until the Vehicle’s progress will not impede the Aircraft’s movement. Nothing here
shall preclude an agreement to the contrary between the City and the FAA.
16.40.050: REPORTING ACCIDENTS:
Any Person involved in an accident on the Airport System resulting in personal injury or damage
to property shall report the accident promptly to the Department.
16.40.060: PROHIBITED VEHICLES AND ANIMALS:
No motorized or non-motorized go-cart, scooter, skateboard, motorbike, bicycle, horse or horse
trailer, or similar vehicle, shall be permitted on the AOA, or hangar area without approval of the
Director, except for bicycles that are secured and delivered to an Aircraft for transport, or
motorcycles used for surface transportation in a hangar area.
16.40.070: PARKING VEHICLES; IMPOUNDMENT AUTHORIZED:
No Person shall park any Vehicle on the Airport System in violation of the Rules and
Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings or without payment of authorized fees. Any
Vehicle parked in violation of Rules and Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings may
be impounded or relocated in accordance with state law. The owner of any impounded Vehicle
shall pay for the tow charge, regular parking fees, and other penalties and related charges.
ARTICLE II. GROUND TRANSPORATION BUSINESSES
16.40.080: BUSINESSES AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE GROUND
TRANSPORTATION:
No Person shall operate a ground transportation vehicle on the Airport System unless it is
operated as part of an authorized Ground Transportation Business in accordance with Chapter
5.71, or successor provision.
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16.40.090: PASSENGER PICK UP AND DROP OFF:
All Persons operating a Ground Transportation Vehicle on the Airport shall pick up and drop off
passengers only in areas as designated by the Director. Ground Transportation Vehicles may
occupy such area only for the period of time established by the Director.
16.40.100: GROUND TRANSPORTATION FEES REQUIRED:
No Ground Transportation Vehicle or Authorized Ground Transportation Business shall occupy
or use the Airport System without paying the required fees as established under this title.
16.40.110: CITY ORDINANCES APPLICABLE TO AIRPORT:
All applicable ordinances set forth in this code, including, without limitation, Title 5 of this code
or its successor, shall apply to the International Airport. With the approval of the Mayor and
upon notice to the City Council the Director may waive or temporarily impose restrictions not
addressed in this chapter or Department Rules and Regulations if it is determined that
circumstances in the City exist that create congestion, security concerns, emergency conditions,
or other operational problems, and that a temporary suspension or modification of ordinances is
in the best interests of the city to address such circumstances. If the City Council does not act
within sixty (60) days to approve or disapprove the action, then the action is deemed approved.
16.40.120: STAGING AND PARKING OF GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES:
Any use of a staging area, parking facilities, taxi stands, parking areas, traffic lanes or other areas
and facilities on the Airport System used by Authorized Ground Transportation Vehicles are
subject to Department Rules and Regulations.
16.40.130: SIGN REQUIREMENTS:
Signs may be posted at the International Airport by authorized Ground Transportation
Businesses in accordance with applicable City ordinances, Department contracts, and
Department Rules and Regulations.
CHAPTER 16.50
VIOLATION, PENALTY AND ENFORCEMENT
16.50.010: Prohibitive Nature of Regulations
16.50.020: Removal Authorized
16.50.030: Violation; Penalty
16.50.040: Issuance of a Civil Notice of Violation
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16.50.050: Civil Penalties, Enforcement and Appeal
16.50.060: Enforcement Procedures; Civil Notice of Ground Transportation Violation
16.50.010: PROHIBITIVE NATURE OF REGULATIONS:
It is a violation of this title for any Person to do any act prohibited by federal, state or local law,
and Rules and Regulations, to fail or refuse to do any act required by law, to operate any Vehicle
or Aircraft in violation of any provisions of this title, Rules and Regulations or Minimum
Standards, or to operate any Vehicle or Aircraft unless such Vehicle or Aircraft is equipped and
maintained as provided in this title or other applicable law.
16.50.020: REMOVAL AUTHORIZED:
Any Person operating any Vehicle or Aircraft on the Airport System in violation of this title or
other applicable law, or by refusing to comply therewith, may be removed or ejected from the
Airport System, and may be deprived of the further use of the Airport System and its facilities
for such length of time as may be deemed necessary by the Director to ensure the safe, orderly
and efficient use of the Airport System.
16.50.030: VIOLATION; PENALTY:
Except as otherwise provided, any person guilty of violating any provision of this title shall be
deemed guilty of a Class B misdemeanor.
16.50.040: ISSUANCE OF A CIVIL NOTICE OF VIOLATION:
A. Every notice issued under this chapter shall be issued in the form of a written civil notice and
shall contain a statement that the named party may appeal the imposition of the penalty and
provide information regarding the process for appeal.
B. Any driver, Vehicle owner, or Person that violates any provision of this chapter may be
named in a civil notice issued by the City and shall be liable for a civil penalty. A violation of
any provision of this chapter by any driver or Vehicle owner shall also constitute a violation
of such provision by the business under whose authority such driver or owner was operating
at the time of the violation.
16.50.050: CIVIL PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT AND APPEAL:
A. Any Person that violates this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or other applicable law
is subject to civil penalties and any other lawful action as may be taken by the Director to
ensure the safe and effective operations of the Airport System.
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B. The City may revoke, suspend, or deny renewal of a City business license to operate a
business for violation of any provision of this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or
other applicable law, as provided under title 5 of this code, or successor provision.
C. Any civil penalty under this chapter may be in addition to any other penalty that may be
imposed by law or Department Rules and Regulations.
D. Violations of provisions of this title shall constitute civil violations and be subject to the
following civil penalties:
Section: Amount of Penalty: Violation:
General Regulations:
16.10.060 $500.00/day Commercial activities, conduct of general
business; payments of rents, fees, and charges
16.10.150 $200.00 Unauthorized use of roads and walks
16.40.010 $500.00 Vehicle operations on airport
16.10.180 $100/day Aircraft parking area violation
16.40.030 $1,000.00 Secured area vehicle operations
16.40.040 $1,000.00 Ramp area vehicle operations
16.40.050 $1,000.00 Failure to report accident
16.40.060 $1,000.00 Prohibited vehicle or animal in secure area
16.10.180 $200.00 Parking area restrictions/failure to pay fees
16.40.070 $100.00 Parking violation posted signs
Ground Transportation Businesses:
16.40.080 $1,000.00 Unauthorized ground transportation vehicle
16.40.090 $200.00 Unauthorized passenger pickup/drop off
16.40.100 $500.00 Failure to pay fees/return AVI tags
16.50.120 $100.00 Unauthorized staging/use of grounds and facilities
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16.50.060: ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES; CIVIL NOTICE OF GROUND
TRANSPORTATION VIOLATION:
Civil notices under this title shall be heard in accordance with title Chapter 2.75 of this code, or
its successor.
SECTION 7. Amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. That the section of the Salt
Lake City consolidated fee schedule titled, “Airport” shall be and hereby is amended to read as
follows:
AIRPORT
For question regarding Airport fees contact: 801.575.2721
Service Fee Additional Information Section
Air Carrier Fees
Landing fee $5.37 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing
weights 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Terminal rent - conditioned $309.55 Per square foot / per year 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Terminal rent - unconditioned $154.78 Per square foot / per year 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use gate $714.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use boarding bridge $18.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use ticket counter $438.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use office space $159.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use bag make-up $613.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Common use bag claim $5.83 Per enplaned passenger 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Early bag storage fee $5.78 Per bag 16.10.090; 16.30.010
FIS facility and international bag claim area $5.93 Per deplaned passenger 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Hardstand usage fee $549.00 75% of common use gate & boarding
bridge 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 1 & 2 $100.00 Aircraft remaining overnight & parked
beyond the bounds of each leased
terminal aircraft apron.
16.10.090; 16.30.010 Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 3 & higher $200.00
GSE storage area $0.50 120% of prevailing ground rent per
square foot 16.10.090; 16.30.010
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Stacking charges - aircraft
groups 1 & 2 $50.00 Airline stack aircraft beyond the bounds
of each leased terminal aircraft apron 16.10.090; 16.30.010 Stacking charges - aircraft groups 3 & higher $100.00
Preferential use boarding
bridges - maintenance $1,150.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Preferential use boarding
bridges - parts & supplies $650.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Cargo ramp use fee $18.25 Per use fee 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Cargo ramp weight fee $0.27 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing
weights 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Fuel Royalties $0.06 Per gallon of fuel 16.10.090; 16.10.170;
16.30.010
For Landing Fee Exemptions: See Administrative Rules and Regulations
Aircraft Parking Fees
Daily
Less than 12,500 pounds (U42 -
SVRA) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.10.090
12,500 pounds to 44,999 pounds
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.10.090
Tooele Valley Airport (TVY) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Shade hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $35.00 Daily parking fee 16.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Single hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Daily parking fee 16.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Twin hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $95.00 Daily parking fee 16.10.090
Aircraft parking fees exemption: Any person engaging in air transportation services having an assigned gate hold
Aeronautical Services
Aircraft rental permit $250.00 Annual, per rental aircraft 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Aircraft sales permit $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Commercial flight service
permit $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Commercial flight service
aircraft owner permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to
Commercial Flight Service Permit Fee
16.10.090; 16.30.010
Flight training permit $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Flight training aircraft owner
permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to flight
training owner permit fee
16.10.090; 16.30.010
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Airframe and/or power plant
repair $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.10.200;
16.30.010
Radio, instrument or propeller repair service permit $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.10.190; 16.30.010
Hangar application wait list fee $150.00 $50 non-refundable 16.10.090
Miscellaneous business permit $250.00 Annual 16.10.090; 16.30.010
Multiple aeronautical services
Any person desiring to engage in two (2) or more commercial aeronautical activities is responsible for
payment of all fees as established for each aeronautical
activity engaged in; however, fees for owned aircraft will
be assessed for one (1) aeronautical activity only.
16.10.090; 16.30.010
Any person offering any such services, or combinations thereof, shall do so under written lease or permit agreement with
the City.
AVI Fees (Automated Vehicle Identification)
Vehicle Category Fee (per
vehicle trip)
1 to 5 passengers $1.57
16.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
6 to 9 passengers $2.84
10 to 15 passengers $4.72
16 to 24 passengers $7.55
>24 passengers $9.45
Campus Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
30 minutes No cost
16.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
30 - 45 minutes $2.00
45 - 60 minutes $10.00
Every 5 minutes over 60
minutes $20.00
Terminal Front Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
0 - 10 minutes No cost
16.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
10 - 20 minutes $3.00
20 - 30 minutes $20.00
Every minute over 30 minutes $5.00
Permit Fees
Non-returned GT inspection seal
(permit) $500.00 16.10.090; 16.40.100
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Non-returned AVI transponder
tag $500.00 Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
Low profile permit fee $150.00
Badge/Fingerprint/Threat Assessment/Ramp Permit/Key Replacement Fees
Fingerprint processing (FBI
background check)* $21.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.10.090
Fingerprint processing with
RAP back enrollment* $14.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.10.090
RAP back enrollment (one-time
fee) $7.00 Per enrolled employee 16.10.090
*$21.00 fee only applies to applicants not enrolled in RAP back
Security threat assessment fee $9.00 Per employee badge 16.10.090
Renewal fee $21.00 Per employee badge 16.10.090
Replacement fee for lost/stolen
badge $75.00
Refund of $50 will issued for returned
lost/stolen badge if returned prior to
expiration
16.10.090
Fee for non-returned badge $250.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.10.090
Fee for non-returned badges -
Contractors only $400.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.10.090
Fine for failure to deactivate
badge $100.00 Per non-deactivated badge 16.10.090
Hangar tenant (first two badges
per/hangar tenant) No cost 16.10.090
Hangar tenant (Add’l badges
after initial first two) $25.00 Per badge 16.10.090
Ramp permit replacement fee $100.00 Fee for lost ramp permit 16.10.090
Key replacement fee $50.00 Fee for each lost key 16.10.090
Key replacement fee (Audited) $200.00 Fee for each lost key 16.10.090
Lock re-core fee $50.00 Fee for each lock re-core 16.10.090
Bike path - initial badge fee $15.00 Per badge 16.10.090
Bike path - replacement fee for
lost/stolen badge $15.00 Per badge 16.10.090
Contractor badge deposit - up to
$500K contract value $5,000.00
Deposit may be required per project, based on contract value. Contact Airport
representative for more information.
16.10.090 Contractor badge deposit -
>$500K to $1M contract value $10,000.00
Contractor badge deposit - >$1M to $5M contract value $15,000.00
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Contractor badge deposit -
>$5M to $10M contract value $20,000.00
Contractor badge deposit - >$10M to $25M contract value $25,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$25M to $50M contract value $50,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$50M to $100M contract value $75,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$100M contract value $100,000.00
Conference Room and Other Rental Fees
Airport board room (2,536 sq ft
/ 50 seats) $300.00
For use beyond 1 - 4 hours an hourly
charge of one quarter (1/4) of the overall
fee will be applied.
16.10.090
Sandstone conference room
(580 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Limestone conference room
(585 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Jasper conference room (585 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Topaz conference room (590 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Copper conference room (827
sq ft / 20 seats) $200.00
ATAC - room (3,600 sq ft / 70
seats) $400.00
ATAC - patio (4,000 sq ft / 60
seats) $300.00
Airport picnic pavilion $400.00
*Sandstone & Limestone rooms can be combined; Jasper & Topaz rooms can be combined.
Table and chairs rental (11 - 20
tables & 50 - 100 chairs) $368.00 Seating for 51 - 100 people 16.10.090
Table and chairs rental (21 - 30 tables & 101 - 150 chairs) $508.00 Seating for 101 - 150 people 16.10.090
Table and chairs rental (31 - 40
tables & 151 - 200 chairs) $553.00 Seating for 151 - 200 people 16.10.090
Table and chairs rental (41 - 50
tables & 201 - 250 chairs) $693.00 Seating for 201 - 250 people 16.10.090
Table and chairs rental (51 - 60
tables & 251 - 300 chairs) $738.00 Seating for 251 - 300 people 16.10.090
Day use areas $50.00 Per day 16.10.090
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Filming Activity Charges
Non-refundable deposit (1 - 8
people in filming crew) $250.00 16.10.090
Non-refundable deposit (9 - 15
people in filming crew) $500.00 16.10.090
Non-refundable deposit (16+
people in filming crew) $1,000.00 16.10.090
Basic location charge (1 - 4
people) $50.00 Per hour 16.10.090
Basic location charge (5 - 8
people) $100.00 Per hour 16.10.090
Basic location charge (9 - 16
people) $150.00 Per hour 16.10.090
Basic location charge (17 - 30
people) $200.00 Per hour 16.10.090
Basic location charge (31+
people) $250.00 Per hour 16.10.090
Use of Airport staging/parking
lots $300.00 Per day 16.10.090
Airport personnel (security) $55.00 Per person, per hour 16.10.090
Assistance from Airport
vehicles $50.00 Per vehicle, per day 16.10.090
Off Airport In-Flight Caterers 7% of gross
sales at airport
Paid within 15 days of the end of each
month 16.10.090
Parking
Economy Lot
First hour $2 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Each additional hour $1 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Daily maximum $12 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Hourly/Daily (Parking Garage)
First hour $5 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Each additional hour $5 16.10.090; 16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $45 Max amount based on demand 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
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Daily reserved premier
parking $10 Hourly rate 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Daily reserved premier
parking $60 Daily maximum 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Lot E
First hour $5 16.10.090; 16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $5 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Daily maximum $25 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Disabled Parking
Vehicles displaying disabled license plate and/or placard can park in designated parking stalls in the garage at the
economy lot rate of $12 per day.
Disabled Veteran Parking
Vehicles displaying Utah Disabled Veteran license plate issued by the Utah Department of Motor Vehicles, having a
Disabled Veteran (DV) designation may receive complimentary parking at Salt Lake City International Airport
(SLCIA). Restrictions and limitations apply.
Parking Garage* Five (5) days of complimentary parking if space is available; any days beyond five (5)
will be charged at the posted daily garage rate.
Economy Lot* Ten (10) days of complimentary parking if space is available; any days beyond ten (10)
will be charged at the posted Economy Lot rate.
* If you plan to park longer than 30 consecutive days, please contact staff at SLCAIRPORT@SPPLUS.COM or 801-575-
2887 so your vehicle will not be considered abandoned.
Employee Parking
Domicile $34 Per month 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Non-domicile $60 Per month 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Towing Fee
Drop fee $25 Per vehicle 16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
Tow to storage area $50 Per vehicle, plus daily rate (economy
parking lot)
16.10.090; 16.10.180;
16.40.070
SECTION 8. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective on the date of its
first publication.
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Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this ______ day of ______________, 2024.
______________________________
CHAIRPERSON
ATTEST AND COUNTERSIGN:
______________________________
CITY RECORDER
Transmitted to Mayor on _______________________.
Mayor’s Action: _______Approved. _______Vetoed.
______________________________
MAYOR
______________________________
CITY RECORDER
(SEAL)
Bill No. ________ of 2024.
Published: ______________.
TITLE 16 - Final Version (REVISED 8-5-24)
APPROVED AS TO FORM
Salt Lake City Attorney’s Office
Date:___August 28, 2024_________________
By: _/s/ Megan DePaulis___________________
Megan DePaulis, Senior City Attorney
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SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE 1
No. ______ of 2024 2
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(An ordinance repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code 4
and amending other ordinance provisions pertaining to Airports.) 5
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WHEREAS, Salt Lake City is constructing and has begun operation of the new Salt Lake 7
City International Airport (“Airport”); and 8
WHEREAS, the aviation industry has grown and advanced in Utah, and management of 9
aviation-related operations at the Airport and two other general aviation airports owned and 10
operated by the City, has changed to accommodate such growth; and 11
WHEREAS, there have been significant market changes in aviation; and 12
WHEREAS, multiple provisions of Title 16 of Salt Lake City Code no longer align with 13
Salt Lake City’s new facilities and operational needs; and 14
WHEREAS, at its March 15, 2023 meeting of the Airport Advisory Board, the Board 15
reviewed the ordinance; and 16
WHEREAS, after a public hearing on this matter, the Salt Lake City Council has 17
determined that adopting this ordinance is in the city’s best interests. 18
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah that: 19
SECTION 1. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.125. That Section 20
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs: 21
Compliance Responsibility) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 22
5.72.125: COMPLIANCE RESPONSIBILITY: 23
A. All persons shall comply with and operate under requirements of applicable law, 24
including, without limitation, federal, state, county and city laws and ordinances, 25
including, but not limited to, this chapter, cChapter 5.71 of this title, and title 26
16, cChapter 16.6040 of this code, and department rules and regulations. 27
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B. A concessionaire shall not be relieved of any responsibility for compliance with the 29
provisions of this chapter, whether the concessionaire leases or rents taxicabs to drivers, 30
or whether the concessionaire pays salary, wages, or any other form of compensation. 31
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SECTION 2. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 5.72.155. That Section 33
5.72.125 of the Salt Lake City Code (Business Taxes, Licenses and Regulations: Taxicabs: 34
Department Contract Required for Operation) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 35
5.72.155: DEPARTMENT CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR OPERATION: 36
A. No person shall operate or permit a taxicab owned or controlled by such person to be 37
operated as a vehicle for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City unless such person is 38
authorized to do so under a department contract. 39
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B. No person may operate a taxicab business in the city unless the person is authorized to do 41
so under a department contract. Nothing in the department contract shall relieve a 42
concessionaire of the requirements of applicable laws, including, but not limited 43
to, cChapter 5.71 of this title, this chapter, and title 16, cChapter 16.6040 of this code, 44
and department rules and regulations. 45
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C. The term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City” means and shall include the 47
soliciting or picking up of a passenger or passengers within the corporate limits of the 48
city, whether the destination is within or outside of the corporate limits of the city. For 49
the purpose of this section, the term “operate for hire upon the streets of Salt Lake City” 50
shall not include the transporting, by a taxicab properly licensed in a jurisdiction outside 51
the corporate limits of the city, of a passenger or passengers for hire where a trip 52
originates with the passenger or passengers being picked up outside of the corporate 53
limits of the city and where the destination is either within or beyond the city corporate 54
limits. 55
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SECTION 3. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.240. That Section 57
12.56.240 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking: 58
Airport Parking; General Restrictions) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 59
12.56.240: AIRPORT PARKING; GENERAL RESTRICTIONS: 60
See Section 16.10.180 of this code. 61
A. 1. Parking areas for motor vehicles shall be set aside for airport employees and for the 62
general public. No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer in any place at the airport 63
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other than those areas designated by the director of airports. No person shall park a motor 64
vehicle in an area designated as an employee parking lot unless the motor vehicle displays a 65
currently effective employee parking sticker issued by the director of airports. 66
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2. For the purpose of this chapter, "motor vehicles" shall be defined by section 12.04.260 of 68
this title, as amended, or its successor. 69
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B. Except as provided in subsection C of this section, no automobile, truck or other motor 71
vehicle shall be parked in or in front of any hangar, except for service or delivery vehicles 72
actually making a delivery, and then only long enough to make such delivery. 73
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C. Tenants of T-hangars and shade hangars may park their motor vehicles in their own hangars 75
when the aircraft are being flown. 76
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D. No person shall park a motor vehicle at the airport in excess of seventy two (72) consecutive 78
hours unless such vehicle is parked in the public parking area or approval is given by the 79
director. 80
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E. No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated as a public parking lot without 82
paying the authorized rates, which shall be available in the airport's office of finance and 83
administration. 84
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SECTION 4. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Section 12.56.250. That Section 86
12.56.250 of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing and Parking: 87
Airport Parking; Signs and Markings) shall be, and hereby is amended to read as follows: 88
12.56.250: AIRPORT PARKING; SIGNS AND MARKINGS: [REPEALED] 89
No person shall park a vehicle at the airport other than in a manner and at locations indicated by 90
posted traffic signs and markings. 91
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SECTION 5. Amending the text of Salt Lake City Code Subsection 12.56.550.B. That 93
Subsection 12.56.550.B of the Salt Lake City Code (Vehicles and Traffic: Stopping, Standing 94
and Parking: Unauthorized Use of Streets, Parking Lots and Other Areas; Penalties: Civil 95
Penalties) shall be, and hereby is amended to read and appear as follows: 96
B. Civil Penalties: Civil penalties shall be imposed as follows: 97
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Section Of This Chapter Penalty
12.56.040 $ 45.00
12.56.050 38.00
12.56.080 45.00
12.56.100 38.00
12.56.120 56.00
12.56.130 340.00
12.56.150 38.00
12.56.150D 75.00
12.56.180 38.00
12.56.190 23.00
12.56.205F 75.00
12.56.210 38.00
12.56.235 38.00
12.56.240 45.00
12.56.250 38.00
12.56.290 38.00
12.56.300 45.00
12.56.302 23.00
12.56.303 23.00
12.56.304 23.00
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12.56.310 45.00
12.56.330 45.00
12.56.350 38.00
12.56.360 45.00
12.56.380 45.00
12.56.390 38.00
12.56.400 38.00
12.56.410 38.00
12.56.420 45.00
12.56.430 38.00
12.56.440A11 56.00
12.56.440A21 56.00
12.56.440A31 56.00
12.56.440A41 56.00
12.56.440A51 56.00
12.56.440A61 56.00
12.56.440A71 56.00
12.56.440A81 56.00
12.56.440A91 56.00
12.56.440A101 56.00
12.56.440A111 56.00
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12.56.440A121 56.00
12.56.440A131 56.00
12.56.440A141 56.00
12.56.440A151 56.00
12.56.440A161 56.00
12.56.440A171 56.00
12.56.440A181 56.00
12.56.440A191 225.00
12.56.450 23.00
12.56.460 45.00
12.56.465 123.00
12.56.470 45.00
12.56.480 45.00
12.56.490 45.00
12.56.500 45.00
12.56.515 38.00
12.56.520 38.00
12.56.525 38.00
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1. A violation of sSubsection 12.56.440B of this chapter that occurs in a particular 99
location is subject to the same civil penalty that would be imposed for a violation of 100
sSubsection 12.56.440A of this chapter in that same location. 101
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SECTION 6. Repealing and replacing Title 16 of the Salt Lake City Code. That Title 16 103
of the Salt Lake City Code, regarding Airports, is hereby repealed and is replaced with the 104
following text: 105
TITLE 16 106
AIRPORTS 107
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Definitions and General Regulations: 16.10 109
General Flight Regulations: 16.20 110
Commercial Aeronautical Activity; Leasing Airport Property: 16.30 111
Motor Vehicle Operations: 16.40 112
Violation, Penalty and Enforcement: 16.50 113
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CHAPTER 16.10 116
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL REGULATIONS 117
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16.10.010: Definitions 119
16.10.020: Purpose 120
16.10.030: Authority to Establish Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards 121
16.10.040: All Rules, Regulations, and Minimum Standards Applicable to the Airport 122
System 123
16.10.050: Revocation of Use Privilege 124
16.10.060: Commercial Activities; Permit Requirements 125
16.10.070: Use of Airport Property; Risk and Liability; Implied Agreement 126
16.10.080: No Pre-Emption 127
16.10.090: Payment of Rents, Fees, and Charges 128
16.10.100: Customer Facility Charge 129
16.10.110: Funds, Disposition, and Accounting 130
16.10.120: Hunting and Shooting Prohibited 131
16.10.130: Use of Roadways and Walks 132
16.10.140: Flying of Drones, Model Aircraft, and Other Objects 133
16.10.150: Flight over the Airport System Cities 134
16.10.160: Gliders, Balloons, and Similar Vehicles Prohibited 135
16.10.170: Fueling of Aircraft, Vehicles, and Equipment; Authorized Operations Only 136
16.10.180: Parking Areas 137
16.10.190: Repairs to Aircraft 138
16.10.200: Airframe and/or Power Plant Repair 139
16.10.210: Self-Fueling 140
16.10.220: Unlawful Entry of Hangars and Other Buildings 141
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16.10.010: DEFINITIONS: 143
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The following words and phrases, whenever used in this title, shall be defined as provided in this 145
title unless a different meaning is specifically or more particularly described. 146
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ADVANCED AIRCRAFT MOBILITY SYSTEM: “Advanced Aircraft Mobility System” 148
means a system that transports individuals and property using piloted and unpiloted aircraft, 149
including electric aircraft and electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, in controlled or 150
uncontrolled airspace, and includes each component of such system. 151
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AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY: “Aeronautical Activity” means any activity or service that 153
makes possible, facilitates, is related to, assists in, or is required for the operation of aircraft or 154
another aeronautical activity that contributes to or is required for the safety of such operations. 155
The following activities, without limitation, that are commonly conducted on airports are 156
considered aeronautical activities within this definition: aircraft charter, pilot training, aircraft 157
rental, sightseeing aerial photography, aerial spraying and agricultural aviation services, aerial 158
advertising, aerial surveying, air carrier operations (passenger and air cargo), aircraft sales and 159
service, sale of aviation fuel and oil, aircraft maintenance, sale of aircraft parts, and any other 160
activity which, in the sole judgement of the Department of Airports, because of its direct 161
relationship to the operation of aircraft or the Airport System, can be appropriately regarded as 162
an aeronautical activity. 163
164
AIRCRAFT: “Aircraft” means a device that is used or intended to be used for flight in the air. 165
See 14 CFR § 1.1. 166
167
AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS: “Aircraft Operations” means an aircraft arrival at or departure 168
from the Airport System, with or without FAA airport traffic control service. 169
170
AIRCRAFT PARKING AREA: “Aircraft Parking Area” means the area or areas of the Airport 171
System set aside and designated for the parking of aircraft. 172
173
AIRPORT SYSTEM: “Airport System” means all property owned and operated by the City and 174
controlled through its Department of Airports, including the Salt Lake City International Airport, 175
and any regional or reliever airport owned by the City as applicable, as the property now exists 176
or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with all the appurtenant facilities, and 177
includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout plans. 178
179
AIR OPERATIONS AREA: “Air Operations Area” (AOA) means any area of the Airport 180
System used or intended to be used for the landing, takeoff, or surface maneuvering of aircraft, 181
including all movement areas, runways, taxiways, and apron areas where aircraft are parked, 182
services, refueled, loaded with cargo, or accessed by passengers, including the areas surrounding 183
hangars, navigation equipment and communication facilities. 184
185
BUSINESS: For purposes of this title, “Business” means a voluntary association formed and 186
organized to carry on a business in the legal name of the association, including, without 187
limitation, a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or sole proprietorship. 188
189
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CITY: “City” means and has reference to Salt Lake City Corporation, a municipal corporation of 190
the state of Utah. 191
192
CITY COUNCIL: “City Council” means the municipal legislative body of Salt Lake City as is 193
more thoroughly described in Chapter 2.06 of this code. 194
195
COMMERCIAL: For purposes of this title, “Commercial” means that which promotes or 196
makes possible earnings, income, revenue, compensation, profits, exchanges (including change 197
of services), trading, buying, hiring, or selling of commodities, goods, services, or tangible or 198
intangible property of any kind, whether such objectives are accomplished or not. 199
200
DEPARTMENT: For purposes of this title, “Department” means the Salt Lake City Department 201
of Airports. 202
203
DIRECTOR: For purposes of this title, “Director” means the duly appointed and qualified 204
department head of the “Department of Airports,” selected and appointed by the Mayor with the 205
recommendation of the Airport Advisory Board and with the advice and consent of the City 206
Council, or designee. 207
208
FAA: “FAA” means the Federal Aviation Administration. 209
210
FAR: “FAR” means the federal aviation regulations. 211
212
GROUND TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS: “Ground Transportation Business” means any 213
business operating any ground transportation vehicle. 214
215
GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Ground Transportation 216
Vehicle” means any motor vehicle used for the transportation of persons using Salt Lake City 217
streets for commercial purposes, regardless of whether a fee or fare is collected. 218
219
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: “International Airport” means the Salt Lake City International 220
Airport, as the property now exists or as may hereafter be expanded or improved, together with 221
all the appurtenant facilities, and includes all areas shown in the FAA-approved airport layout 222
plans. 223
224
LANDING AREA: “Landing Area” means the runways, taxiways, intermediate turnoffs, any 225
area of land utilized for an advanced air mobility system, and adjoining areas of the Airport 226
System. 227
228
MAYOR: “Mayor” means the duly elected or appointed and qualified chief executive and 229
administrative officer of Salt Lake City, or his/her authorized representative. 230
231
MINIMUM STANDARDS: For purposes of this title, “Minimum Standards” means the 232
standards, directives, policies, and procedures for Commercial Aeronautical Activities applicable 233
to the Airport System as adopted by authority of this title. 234
235
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MOTOR VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle propelled by 236
an internal combustion or electric motor. 237
238
ON-AIRPORT RENTAL CAR OPERATOR: “On-Airport Rental Car Operator” means an 239
Operator occupying a rental car concession on the premises of the Airport System. 240
241
OPERATOR: For purposes of this title, “Operator” means persons engaged in commercial or 242
aeronautical activities within the Airport System. 243
244
PERSON: For purposes of this title, “Person” means and includes a natural person, organization, 245
corporation, partnership, company, entity, firm, association or corporation, including any 246
representative thereof. 247
248
RAMP: For purposes of this title, “Ramp” means a paved area of the airport normally used for 249
the parking and taxiing of aircraft. 250
251
RULES AND REGULATIONS: For purposes of this title, “Rules and Regulations” means the 252
standards, directives, policies and procedures applicable to the Airport System as adopted by 253
authority of this title. 254
255
VEHICLE: For purposes of this title, “Vehicle” means a device in, upon or by which any Person 256
or property is or may be propelled, moved, transported, hauled, or drawn upon any roadway 257
within the Airport System. 258
259
260
16.10.020: PURPOSE 261
262
This title is enacted to provide for and protect the public health, safety, interest and general 263
welfare, and to regulate the activities and the conduct of business within the Airport System, as 264
authorized by the Aeronautics Act, Utah Code Chapter 72, Title 10, or its successor. The purpose 265
of enacting this title is, within the Airport System, to ensure, safe, efficient, and adequate levels 266
of operations and services, protect against unlicensed and unauthorized products and services, 267
maintain, and enhance the availability of adequate services, promote the orderly development of 268
land, ensure the economic health of providers, and ensure the efficient use and preservation of 269
navigable airspace. 270
271
272
16.10.030: AUTHORITY TO ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM 273
STANDARDS: 274
275
Any authority granted under this section is limited by the Department’s role as a City department 276
within City government and does not authorize the Department to exercise independent authority 277
outside of City departmental authority. The Director will provide an annual written report to the 278
City Council on any changes to the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to 279
the Airport System and the purpose of such changes. 280
281
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Subject to approval by the Mayor, prior to adoption for actions within administrative authority, 282
and subject to approval by the City Council where applicable for actions within legislative 283
authority, and consistent with other applicable provisions of this code, the Director shall have the 284
power and authority to adopt Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards applicable to the 285
Airport System for the following purposes: 286
287
A. Subject to applicable provisions of this code, including zoning, land use, and building code 288
requirements, to regulate the development, construction, use, occupancy, management, 289
security, control, operation, care, repair and maintenance of all land, structures and facilities 290
within the Airport System; 291
292
B. Subject to the City Council’s authority to adopt and modify fees and set the Airport’s 293
department budget, to regulate all revenue producing commercial activities and establish and 294
set rates, fees and charges as shall be necessary to meet the needs for operating the Airport 295
System; 296
297
C. Subject to approval by the Mayor, to establish reasonable time, place and manner guidelines 298
for the exercise of First Amendment rights; 299
300
D. Subject to and consistent with other applicable provisions City Code, to regulate the 301
operation of passenger and vehicle traffic, ground transportation and Ground Transportation 302
Businesses, and parking facilities; and 303
304
E. Subject to the Mayor’s authority to regulate City operations, to restrict or prevent any activity 305
or action that would interfere with the safe, orderly, and efficient use of the Airport System 306
by passengers, Operators, tenants, and authorized users and to allow for enforcement of the 307
Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards. 308
309
310
16.10.040: ALL RULES, REGULATIONS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS APPLICABLE 311
TO THE AIRPORT SYSTEM: 312
313
All Persons using the Airport System, whether by permission, invitation, or license, agree to 314
comply with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards. No Person shall 315
commit any violation of this title, the Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards 316
promulgated hereunder, including all fire protection requirements required under applicable law 317
and this code, or any applicable federal, state, or local law while on the Airport System property. 318
319
320
16.10.050: REVOCATION OF USE PRIVILEGE: 321
322
Any Person trespassing on the Airport System, or refusing to comply with this title, the 323
Department’s Rules and Regulations and Minimum Standards, or applicable federal, state, or 324
local law, may be directed to leave the Airport System property by a law enforcement officer, the 325
Director, or by any authorized Airport employee, and may be deprived of further use of the 326
Airport System and its facilities. Failure to comply with a direction to leave the Airport System 327
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property may result in the arrest or citation of the Person for trespass under the Department’s 328
Rules and Regulations, and federal, state, and local law. 329
330
331
16.10.060: COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES; PERMIT REQUIREMENTS: 332
333
No Person shall use the Airport System, or any portion thereof, for any Commercial Aeronautical 334
Activity, or any business or revenue producing non-aviation commercial activity, without first 335
obtaining a written contract, permit, license, lease or other form of written authorization from the 336
Department for such activity, in compliance with any applicable Rules and Regulations and 337
Minimum Standards, and paying the established or market rates, as applicable, and charges 338
prescribed for such use. No Person not so authorized shall operate, service or repair aircraft or 339
carry on any business of any nature on the Airport System property. All commercial activities on 340
the Airport System property may be allowed at the sole discretion of the Department for the 341
purpose of promoting the best interests of the Airport System. 342
343
344
345
16.10.070: USE OF AIRPORT PROPERTY; RISK AND LIABILITY; IMPLIED 346
AGREEMENT: 347
348
Any Person causing damage of any kind to the Airport System, or its facilities or improvements, 349
shall be liable for such damage to the City. All Persons using the Airport System, whether by 350
permission, invitation or license, do so at their own risk and shall assume full responsibility for 351
their own acts and omissions, and the acts and omissions of their agents, contractors, employees, 352
guests and, and shall hold harmless, indemnify and defend the City, its officers, board members, 353
departments, representatives, authorized representative(s), employees, affiliates, successors and 354
agents from liability for any loss, damage or injury resulting from their use thereof, including 355
from the claims of others arising out of their use. 356
357
358
16.10.080: NO PRE-EMPTION: 359
360
To the extent of any irreconcilable conflict between this title and any federal or state law, the 361
latter shall control. It is not the intent of this title to excuse any Person or Operator from the 362
performance of any obligation they may have under any agreement with the City, whether the 363
agreement is in existence at the time of adopted or entered into thereafter. Such agreements may 364
include requirements, terms or conditions in addition to or more restrictive than the provisions 365
of this title. 366
367
368
16.10.090: PAYMENT OF RENTS, FEES, AND CHARGES: 369
370
All Persons using the Airport System shall pay the rents, fees and charges specified by the 371
Department as applicable. Use fees, as determined by the Director and set forth in the Salt Lake 372
City consolidated fee schedule, shall be imposed on users of the Airport System, and may 373
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include, but is not limited to, fees for: aeronautical services, landing fees, aircraft apron facilities, 374
cargo carrier Ramp use, aircraft parking, in-flight catering, baggage claim facilities, rates and 375
charges, flight training, repair services, badging services, exclusive terminal use, and other 376
common and public use facilities. Fuel fees and taxes shall be imposed on any Person offering 377
aviation fuel for sale within the Airport System in accordance with state law and fees set forth in 378
the consolidated fee schedule. Payment of all required fees shall be made in the manner 379
prescribed by the Director consistent with the Rules and Regulations and applicable provisions 380
of this code. 381
382
383
16.10.100: CUSTOMER FACILITY CHARGE: 384
385
A. A customer facility charge (CFC) shall be imposed on each rental transaction day, up to and 386
including a maximum of twelve (12) days per rental contract, for the rental of a vehicle from 387
an On-Airport Rental Car Operator. 388
389
B. The Director is authorized to implement and administer the CFC program on behalf of the 390
City, through concession and/or lease contracts or other means, including, without limitation, 391
the Department’s Rules and Regulations. CFC revenues may be pre-collected for future use, 392
as specified in this chapter. 393
394
C. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall collect the CFC revenues which shall be held in trust 395
for the benefit of the City. CFC revenues at all times shall be property of the City and the On-396
Airport Rental Car Operators shall have no ownership or property interest in the CFC 397
revenues. 398
399
D. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall list the CFC as a separate line item described as 400
“customer facility charge” on all customer invoices. 401
402
E. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall segregate, separately account for and disclose all CFC 403
revenues as trust funds in their financial statements and shall maintain adequate records to 404
account for all CFCs charged and collected. 405
406
F. On a monthly basis, On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall remit the CFC revenues directly 407
to the Department, which shall be received no later than the last day of the month following 408
the month in which the CFC charges were imposed. On-Airport Rental Car Operators shall 409
submit a monthly transaction report which includes the following: transaction days, a 410
summary of daily business transactions in connection with the International Airport, an 411
accounting of all fees charged to Airport customers in connection with such transactions, and 412
such other information as required by City. 413
414
415
16.10.110: FUNDS; DISPOSITION AND ACCOUNTING: 416
417
A. All funds received from fuel, taxes, rentals, concessions, customer facility charges (CFCs), or 418
any other source within the Airport System shall be placed in the airport enterprise funds and 419
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kept separate and apart from all other City funds. The collection, accounting, and expenditure 420
of all airport enterprise funds shall be in accordance with existing fiscal policy of the City 421
and consistent with state and federal laws and federal grant assurances. 422
423
B. Funds received from customer facility charges (CFCs) shall be used for paying the City’s 424
capital costs for construction and improvement of rental car facilities in the Airport System, 425
including costs that support environmental sustainability; paying a pro rata share of City’s 426
costs for joint use infrastructure, such as roadways, ready return and quick turnaround areas 427
allocable to rental car usage; building reserves for renewal and replacement capital costs; 428
paying common costs of a shuttle bus operation for rental car customers; funding 429
transportation costs and other costs associated with interim operations during construction 430
phasing and relocation of rental car operations; paying the City’s costs for infrastructure for 431
future lease areas for a service center, including site prep; funding debt service associated 432
with rental car facilities; or funding City’s costs for such other rental car related purposes as 433
the City determines. 434
435
436
437
16.10.120: HUNTING AND SHOOTING PROHIBITED: 438
439
There shall be no hunting or shooting on the Airport System without the express prior written 440
approval of the Director. 441
442
443
16.10.130: USE OF ROADWAYS AND SIDEWALKS: 444
445
No person shall hinder or obstruct the use of any roadway or walkway provided for vehicular or 446
pedestrian travel, or otherwise use or occupy the same except in accordance with the ordinary 447
use thereof for the particular class of traffic involved. 448
449
450
16.10.140: FLYING OF DRONES, MODEL AIRCRAFT AND OTHER OBJECTS: 451
452
No person shall fly any model or remote-controlled airplane, kite, model rocket, balloon, drone, 453
or other airborne device on or near the Airport System or controlled properties without the 454
express written prior approval of the Director. 455
456
457
16.10.150: FLIGHT OVER THE CITY; RESTRICTIONS: 458
459
Persons flying any aircraft within the limits of the City shall operate the same as to cause a 460
minimum amount of noise and inconvenience and shall not endanger property or the lives of 461
others. 462
463
464
16.10.160: GLIDERS, BALLOONS, AND SIMILAR VEHICLES PROHIBITED: 465
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466
No glider, hang gliders, heligliders, hot air balloons and similar aircraft like vehicles shall be 467
operated on or from the Airport System. 468
469
470
16.10.170: FUELING OF AIRCRAFT, VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT; AUTHORIZED 471
OPERATIONS ONLY: 472
473
Fueling of aircraft, vehicles and equipment shall only be performed by persons authorized by the 474
Director and trained in fuel servicing procedures and safe operation of fuel equipment. Fueling 475
equipment shall meet National Fire Prevention Association standards. Fuel that is delivered to 476
the Airport System for the purposes of storage or resale on the Airport System shall only be 477
delivered to facilities which have been designated by the Director as a fuel farm, or fuel storage 478
and dispensing area. No aircraft shall be refueled or defueled while the aircraft is running or 479
while such aircraft is in a hangar or other enclosed space, or while being warmed by the 480
application of external heat. 481
482
483
16.10.180: PARKING AREAS: 484
485
A. Parking areas for motor vehicles shall be set aside for airport employee parking and general 486
public parking. No person shall park a motor vehicle or a trailer in any place on the airport 487
other than those areas designated by the Director or as expressly set forth in this title or Rules 488
and Regulations. 489
B. Tenants of T-hangars and shade hangars may park their motor vehicles in their own hangars 490
when the aircraft is being flown, or in front of their hangar if they are present. Service or 491
delivery vehicles may park next to a tenant’s hangar long enough for delivery. All others 492
shall park in public lots. 493
C. No person shall park a motor vehicle on the airport in excess of seventy two (72) consecutive 494
hours unless it is parked in the public parking area or with the authorization of the airport. 495
D. No person shall park a motor vehicle in an area designated as a public parking lot unless such 496
person pays the authorized rate for such parking lots. Each hour of use in violation of this 497
section shall be a separate offense. 498
499
16.10.190: REPAIRS TO AIRCRAFT: 500
501
A. No aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller or appliance shall be repaired in any area of the Airport 502
System other than that area specifically designated or approved by the Director. The Director 503
has designated that a person who properly leases an enclosed hangar at the airport may make 504
or cause to be made necessary repairs, maintenance and inspections that are required by 505
federal aviation regulations to maintain the aircraft in an airworthy condition when the same 506
are not otherwise prohibited by this title, but only for the aircraft listed in the lease and in 507
accordance with applicable Rules and Regulations. 508
509
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B. No repair will be made on any aircraft in a hangar other than that aircraft normally assigned 510
to that hangar. Corporate aircraft maintenance hangars or areas, however, are considered as 511
designated repair areas for maintenance on their own corporate aircraft. 512
513
C. All repairs on aircraft are to be made by properly certified mechanics, except those items of 514
“preventive maintenance” performed by the owner or operator in accordance with the 515
provisions of FAR, part 43, or successor provisions. 516
517
D. Items of preventive maintenance may be performed in tiedown areas. in accordance with 518
applicable Rules and Regulations. 519
520
521
16.10.200: AIRFRAME AND/OR POWER PLANT REPAIR: 522
523
Any person desiring to engage in airframe and/or power plant repair service must, as a minimum, 524
do the following: 525
526
A. Register the business with the Director, stating the scope of activities to be entered into; 527
528
B. Comply with sections of this title and Rules and Regulations; 529
530
C. Provide the appropriate certification to comply with FAA regulations, and maintain such 531
certificate in a current status; 532
533
D. Accomplish all work in accordance with FAA regulations and have all work inspected 534
according to state and federal regulations. 535
536
537
16.10.210: SELF-FUELING: 538
539
Aircraft owners or pilots desiring to conduct self-fueling operations shall notify the Director in 540
writing, obtain a written permit from the airport and comply with the terms thereof. 541
542
543
16.10.220: UNLAWFUL ENTRY OF HANGARS OR OTHER BUILDINGS: 544
545
No person shall enter any hangar or portion of any building occupied by any person under a lease 546
or license from the City without consent of such licensee. However, this section does not 547
abrogate the City’s right to enter any leased hangar or building as provided in any of the City’s 548
written lease agreements, or by authority of law. 549
550
551
CHAPTER 16.20 552
GENERAL FLIGHT REGULATIONS 553
554
16.20.010: Federal, State and Local Law Applicable 555
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16.20.020: Authority to Establish Landing Field 556
16.20.030: Use of Runways Required 557
16.20.040: Reckless Aircraft Operation; Penalty 558
16.20.050: Dropping Objects from Aircraft 559
560
561
16.20.010: FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL LAW APPLICABLE: 562
563
No Person shall navigate any Aircraft or conduct any Aircraft Operations on the Airport System 564
property other than in conformity with applicable federal, state, and local law, ordinances, rules 565
and regulations of any kind, including the Department’s Rules and Regulations, and Minimum 566
Standards. 567
568
569
16.20.020: AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH LANDING FIELD: 570
571
Unless otherwise provided by law, it is unlawful for any Person to set up or to maintain within 572
the boundary of the City any landing field or Landing Area for aircraft or advanced air mobility 573
system without the express written permission of the Department. Such landing field or Landing 574
Area must be designed and installed in accordance with FAA guidance and all applicable zoning 575
regulations, including any FAA and City permitting requirements. 576
577
578
16.20.030: USE OF RUNWAYS REQUIRED: 579
580
Landings and takeoffs of Aircraft shall be confined to paved runways or FAA approved Landing 581
Areas. 582
583
584
16.20.040: RECKLESS AIRCRAFT OPERATION; PENALTY: 585
586
Any person who manifests a willful disregard for the safety of persons or property may, after 587
providing reasonable notice to such person and opportunity for hearing on the matter, be denied 588
the use of the Airport System. If such disregard is due to any violation of Rules and Regulations 589
or regulations in force and effect by the state or the FAA, denial of use of the Airport System 590
may be for such period of time as in the discretion of the Director is deemed advisable. 591
592
593
16.20.050: DROPPING OBJECTS FROM AIRCRAFT: 594
595
It is unlawful to drop any material, object or refuse from an aircraft while taxiing upon the 596
Airport System or while in flight within the limits of the City unless prior permission has been 597
obtained in writing from the FAA, the Utah State Aeronautics Commission and the Mayor. 598
599
600
CHAPTER 16.30 601
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COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY; LEASING AIRPORT PROPERTY 602
603
16.30.010: Commercial Aeronautical Activity Requirements 604
16.30.020: Mandatory and Minimum Standard Lease Clauses 605
16.30.030: Security and Bond Requirements 606
607
608
16.30.010: COMMERCIAL AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITY REQUIREMENTS: 609
610
Any Person or Operator engaging in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport 611
System must comply with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity and 612
paying the rates and charges prescribed for such use. No Person or Operator shall operate or 613
engage in Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport System without complying 614
with the applicable Minimum Standards for each specific activity. 615
616
16.30.020: MANDATORY AND MINIMUM STANDARD LEASE CLAUSES; 617
CONTRACT PROVISIONS: 618
619
In addition to any other provision required under ordinance or other applicable law, all leases or 620
contracts relating to or concerning Commercial Aeronautical Activity on or from the Airport 621
System and all other easements or contracts with the Department of Airports of any kind shall 622
contain the following: 623
624
A. Federal Requirements: A lease, easement, or other agreement must include all federally 625
required contract provisions and any provisions required to comply with federal grant 626
assurances; such agreements shall be subordinate to the provisions of any existing or future 627
agreement between the City and the United States, relative to the operation and maintenance 628
of the Airport System, the execution of which has been or may be required as a condition 629
precedent to the expenditure of federal funds for the development of the Airport System. 630
631
B. Assignment of Lease: The City, in its sole discretion, may approve or deny any assignment 632
of a lease or sublease of the City-owned property at the Airport System, or of any other 633
agreement with the City. 634
635
C. Indemnification; Insurance: The Department’s current indemnification and insurance 636
requirements established under the Rules and Regulations or other Department guidelines 637
shall be included in any lease or other agreement with any contractor, sub-contractor, third 638
party, or Person contracting with the City at or related to the Airport System. 639
640
641
16.30.030: SECURITY AND BOND REQUIREMENTS: 642
643
Prior to the execution of a lease or other agreement and entry upon the premises or other area of 644
the Airport System, the lessee or other Person shall provide to the City a performance bond or 645
letter of credit to the Department in accordance with the Department’s Rules and Regulations 646
and other Department guidelines, acceptable to the City Attorney’s Office, which shall be held 647
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by the City for the term of the lease or other agreement as security for full performance of the 648
lessee’s or Person’s obligations. A lessee or other Person engaged in construction, alteration or 649
improvement on the Airport System shall require any contractor to deliver performance and 650
payment bonds as required under with the Department’s Rules and Regulations and other 651
Department guidelines, and applicable law, to the City, which are binding on the parties and that 652
shall remain in full force until such time as the contractor provides a notice of lien waiver to the 653
City. 654
655
656
CHAPTER 16.40 657
MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATIONS 658
659
Article I. General Regulations 660
16.40.010: Compliance with Law 661
16.40.020: Exemptions from Requirements of this Chapter 662
16.40.030: Driving Restrictions 663
16.40.040: Vehicle Ramp Operations 664
16.40.050: Reporting Accidents 665
16.40.060: Prohibited Vehicles and Animals 666
16.40.070: Parking Vehicles; Impoundment Authorized 667
668
Article II. Ground Transportation Businesses 669
16.40.080: Businesses Authorized to Provide Ground Transportation 670
16.40.090: Passenger Pick Up and Drop Off 671
16.40.100: Ground Transportation Fees Required 672
16.40.110: City Ordinances Applicable to Airport 673
16.40.120: Staging and Parking of Ground Transportation Vehicles 674
16.40.130: Sign Requirements 675
676
677
16.40.010: COMPLIANCE WITH LAW: 678
679
No Person shall operate or park a Motor Vehicle on the Airport System except in strict 680
compliance with applicable federal, state, and local law, Rules and Regulations and Minimum 681
Standards. 682
683
684
16.40.020: EXEMPTIONS FROM REQUIREMENTS OF THIS CHAPTER: 685
686
Vehicles licensed and operated by a government agency, a university or school district, the Utah 687
Transit Authority, an ambulance service, and others, as may be designated in Rules and 688
Regulations, and others as may be designated by the Director, are exempt from the requirements 689
of this chapter. 690
691
692
16.40.030: DRIVING RESTRICTIONS: 693
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694
A. Any Motor Vehicle operated on the AOA as a service vehicle shall display the Department-695
issued identification sticker and shall also bear company identification visible from fifty feet 696
(50’) on both sides of the vehicle. 697
698
B. No Person or Vehicle is permitted in, on, or around any secured area, including but not 699
limited to, any hangar, landing field, runway, apron, taxiway, or the AOA, without prior 700
permission from the Director. 701
702
C. Motor Vehicles, trucks and other equipment (including airport maintenance and emergency 703
vehicles) operating on any Landing Area, runway, apron or the AOA shall display a standard 704
checkered flag or flashing amber or red light, as appropriate, if operated at night, or shall be 705
marked in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations or as authorized by 706
the Director and shall not be operated without prior permission of the control tower. 707
708
709
16.40.040: VEHICLE RAMP OPERATIONS: 710
711
A. Speed Limits: Motor Vehicles shall be operated on established streets and roadways within 712
the Airport System in strict compliance with posted speed limits. Motor Vehicles shall be 713
operated on the AOA, including any passenger loading ramp, aircraft parking ramp, or in any 714
area immediately adjacent to the terminals or hangars, at a safe and reasonable speed, not to 715
exceed the posted speed limit. 716
717
B. Use of Ramp Roadways: Vehicles shall be operated only within the limits of the designated 718
painted roadways on the AOA, except as required to perform aircraft servicing and airfield 719
inspections. 720
721
C. Traffic Markings on Paved Surfaces: Vehicle operators shall observe all traffic markings 722
painted on AOA pavement surfaces. 723
724
D. Yield Right-of-Way to Aircraft: All Vehicles shall yield right-of-way to any Aircraft when 725
the Aircraft is under tow or has its engines operating. No Vehicle shall proceed past such 726
Aircraft until the Vehicle’s progress will not impede the Aircraft’s movement. Nothing here 727
shall preclude an agreement to the contrary between the City and the FAA. 728
729
730
16.40.050: REPORTING ACCIDENTS: 731
732
Any Person involved in an accident on the Airport System resulting in personal injury or damage 733
to property shall report the accident promptly to the Department. 734
735
736
16.40.060: PROHIBITED VEHICLES AND ANIMALS: 737
738
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No motorized or non-motorized go-cart, scooter, skateboard, motorbike, bicycle, horse or horse 739
trailer, or similar vehicle, shall be permitted on the AOA, or hangar area without approval of the 740
Director, except for bicycles that are secured and delivered to an Aircraft for transport, or 741
motorcycles used for surface transportation in a hangar area. 742
743
744
16.40.070: PARKING VEHICLES; IMPOUNDMENT AUTHORIZED: 745
746
No Person shall park any Vehicle on the Airport System in violation of the Rules and 747
Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings or without payment of authorized fees. Any 748
Vehicle parked in violation of Rules and Regulations or posted traffic signs and markings may 749
be impounded or relocated in accordance with state law. The owner of any impounded Vehicle 750
shall pay for the tow charge, regular parking fees, and other penalties and related charges. 751
752
753
ARTICLE II. GROUND TRANSPORATION BUSINESSES 754
755
756
16.40.080: BUSINESSES AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE GROUND 757
TRANSPORTATION: 758
759
No Person shall operate a ground transportation vehicle on the Airport System unless it is 760
operated as part of an authorized Ground Transportation Business in accordance with Chapter 761
5.71, or successor provision. 762
763
764
16.40.090: PASSENGER PICK UP AND DROP OFF: 765
766
All Persons operating a Ground Transportation Vehicle on the Airport shall pick up and drop off 767
passengers only in areas as designated by the Director. Ground Transportation Vehicles may 768
occupy such area only for the period of time established by the Director. 769
770
771
16.40.100: GROUND TRANSPORTATION FEES REQUIRED: 772
773
No Ground Transportation Vehicle or Authorized Ground Transportation Business shall occupy 774
or use the Airport System without paying the required fees as established under this title. 775
776
777
16.40.110: CITY ORDINANCES APPLICABLE TO AIRPORT: 778
779
All applicable ordinances set forth in this code, including, without limitation, Title 5 of this code 780
or its successor, shall apply to the International Airport. With the approval of the Mayor and 781
upon notice to the City Council the Director may waive or temporarily impose restrictions not 782
addressed in this chapter or Department Rules and Regulations if it is determined that 783
circumstances in the City exist that create congestion, security concerns, emergency conditions, 784
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or other operational problems, and that a temporary suspension or modification of ordinances is 785
in the best interests of the city to address such circumstances. If the City Council does not act 786
within sixty (60) days to approve or disapprove the action, then the action is deemed approved. 787
788
789
16.40.120: STAGING AND PARKING OF GROUND TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES: 790
791
Any use of a staging area, parking facilities, taxi stands, parking areas, traffic lanes or other areas 792
and facilities on the Airport System used by Authorized Ground Transportation Vehicles are 793
subject to Department Rules and Regulations. 794
795
16.40.130: SIGN REQUIREMENTS: 796
797
Signs may be posted at the International Airport by authorized Ground Transportation 798
Businesses in accordance with applicable City ordinances, Department contracts, and 799
Department Rules and Regulations. 800
801
802
CHAPTER 16.50 803
VIOLATION, PENALTY AND ENFORCEMENT 804
805
16.50.010: Prohibitive Nature of Regulations 806
16.50.020: Removal Authorized 807
16.50.030: Violation; Penalty 808
16.50.040: Issuance of a Civil Notice of Violation 809
16.50.050: Civil Penalties, Enforcement and Appeal 810
16.50.060: Enforcement Procedures; Civil Notice of Ground Transportation Violation 811
812
813
16.50.010: PROHIBITIVE NATURE OF REGULATIONS: 814
815
It is a violation of this title for any Person to do any act prohibited by federal, state or local law, 816
and Rules and Regulations, to fail or refuse to do any act required by law, to operate any Vehicle 817
or Aircraft in violation of any provisions of this title, Rules and Regulations or Minimum 818
Standards, or to operate any Vehicle or Aircraft unless such Vehicle or Aircraft is equipped and 819
maintained as provided in this title or other applicable law. 820
821
822
16.50.020: REMOVAL AUTHORIZED: 823
824
Any Person operating any Vehicle or Aircraft on the Airport System in violation of this title or 825
other applicable law, or by refusing to comply therewith, may be removed or ejected from the 826
Airport System, and may be deprived of the further use of the Airport System and its facilities 827
for such length of time as may be deemed necessary by the Director to ensure the safe, orderly 828
and efficient use of the Airport System. 829
830
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831
16.50.030: VIOLATION; PENALTY: 832
833
Except as otherwise provided, any person guilty of violating any provision of this title shall be 834
deemed guilty of a Class B misdemeanor. 835
836
837
16.50.040: ISSUANCE OF A CIVIL NOTICE OF VIOLATION: 838
839
A. Every notice issued under this chapter shall be issued in the form of a written civil notice and 840
shall contain a statement that the named party may appeal the imposition of the penalty and 841
provide information regarding the process for appeal. 842
843
B. Any driver, Vehicle owner, or Person that violates any provision of this chapter may be 844
named in a civil notice issued by the City and shall be liable for a civil penalty. A violation of 845
any provision of this chapter by any driver or Vehicle owner shall also constitute a violation 846
of such provision by the business under whose authority such driver or owner was operating 847
at the time of the violation. 848
849
850
16.50.050: CIVIL PENALTIES, ENFORCEMENT AND APPEAL: 851
852
A. Any Person that violates this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or other applicable law 853
is subject to civil penalties and any other lawful action as may be taken by the Director to 854
ensure the safe and effective operations of the Airport System. 855
856
B. The City may revoke, suspend, or deny renewal of a City business license to operate a 857
business for violation of any provision of this title, Department Rules and Regulations, or 858
other applicable law, as provided under title 5 of this code, or successor provision. 859
860
C. Any civil penalty under this chapter may be in addition to any other penalty that may be 861
imposed by law or Department Rules and Regulations. 862
863
D. Violations of provisions of this title shall constitute civil violations and be subject to the 864
following civil penalties: 865
866
Section: Amount of Penalty: Violation:
General Regulations:
16.10.060 $500.00/day Commercial activities, conduct of general
business; payments of rents, fees, and charges
16.10.150 $200.00 Unauthorized use of roads and walks
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16.40.010 $500.00 Vehicle operations on airport
16.10.180 $100/day Aircraft parking area violation
16.40.030 $1,000.00 Secured area vehicle operations
16.40.040 $1,000.00 Ramp area vehicle operations
16.40.050 $1,000.00 Failure to report accident
16.40.060 $1,000.00 Prohibited vehicle or animal in secure area
16.10.180 $200.00 Parking area restrictions/failure to pay fees
16.40.070 $100.00 Parking violation posted signs
Ground Transportation Businesses:
16.40.080 $1,000.00 Unauthorized ground transportation vehicle
16.40.090 $200.00 Unauthorized passenger pickup/drop off
16.40.100 $500.00 Failure to pay fees/return AVI tags
16.50.120 $100.00 Unauthorized staging/use of grounds and facilities
867
868
16.50.060: ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES; CIVIL NOTICE OF GROUND 869
TRANSPORTATION VIOLATION: 870
871
Civil notices under this title shall be heard in accordance with title Chapter 2.75 of this code, or 872
its successor. 873
874
875
SECTION 7. Amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule. That the section of the Salt 876
Lake City consolidated fee schedule titled, “Airport” shall be and hereby is amended to read as 877
follows: 878
AIRPORT
For question regarding Airport fees contact: 801.575.2721
Service Fee Additional Information Section
Air Carrier Fees
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Landing fee $5.37 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing
weights
16.12.16016.10.090;
16.30.010
Terminal rent - conditioned $309.55 Per square foot / per year 16.12.15016.10.090; 16.30.010
Terminal rent - unconditioned $154.78 Per square foot / per year 16.12.15016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use gate $714.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use boarding bridge $18.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use ticket counter $438.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use office space $159.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use bag make-up $613.00 Per use / use equals three hours 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Common use bag claim $5.83 Per enplaned passenger 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Early bag storage fee $5.78 Per bag 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
FIS facility and international
bag claim area $5.93 Per deplaned passenger 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Hardstand usage fee $549.00 75% of common use gate & boarding
bridge
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 1 & 2 $100.00 Aircraft remaining overnight & parked
beyond the bounds of each leased
terminal aircraft apron.
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010 Remain overnight (RON) -
aircraft groups 3 & higher $200.00
GSE storage area $0.50 120% of prevailing ground rent per square foot 16.12.14016.10.090; 16.30.010
Stacking charges - aircraft
groups 1 & 2 $50.00 Airline stack aircraft beyond the bounds
of each leased terminal aircraft apron
16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010 Stacking charges - aircraft
groups 3 & higher $100.00
Preferential use boarding
bridges - maintenance $1,150.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Preferential use boarding
bridges - parts & supplies $650.00 Monthly charge per bridge 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Cargo ramp use fee $18.25 Per use fee 16.12.14016.10.090;
16.30.010
Cargo ramp weight fee $0.27 Per 1,000 lbs gross certified landing weights 16.12.14016.10.090; 16.30.010
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Fuel Royalties $0.06 Per gallon of fuel 16.12.19016.10.090;
16.10.170; 16.30.010
For Landing Fee Exemptions: See Section 16.12.160 Administrative Rules and Regulations
Aircraft Parking Fees
Daily
Less than 12,500 pounds (U42 - SVRA) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180; 16.40.08016.10.090
12,500 pounds to 44,999 pounds
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Tooele Valley Airport (TVY) $20.00 Ramp and tie down parking 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Shade hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $35.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Single hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $65.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft Parking - Twin hangar
(U42 - SVRA) $95.00 Daily parking fee 16.12.180;
16.40.08016.10.090
Aircraft parking fees exemption: Any person engaging in air transportation services having an assigned gate hold
Aeronautical Services
Aircraft rental permit $250.00 Annual, per rental aircraft 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Aircraft sales permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Commercial flight service
permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Commercial flight service
aircraft owner permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to
Commercial Flight Service Permit Fee
16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Flight training permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Flight training aircraft owner
permit $250.00 Annual, per aircraft in addition to flight
training owner permit fee
16.56.09016.10.090;
16.30.010
Airframe and/or power plant
repair $250.00 Annual
16.12.060;
16.56.11016.10.090;
16.10.200; 16.30.010
Radio, instrument or propeller repair service permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.17016.10.090; 16.10.190; 16.30.010
Hangar application wait list fee $150.00 $50 non-refundable 16.56.05016.10.090
Miscellaneous business permit $250.00 Annual 16.56.05016.10.090; 16.30.010
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Multiple aeronautical services
Any person desiring to engage in two (2) or more
commercial aeronautical activities is responsible for
payment of all fees as established for each aeronautical
activity engaged in; however, fees for owned aircraft (as
the term “owner” is defined in Section 16.04.30 of this
title), will be assessed for one (1) aeronautical activity
only.
16.56.18016.10.090;
16.30.010
Any person offering any such services, or combinations thereof, shall do so under written lease or permit agreement with
the City. For exemptions and other information, see Section 16.56.010.
AVI Fees (Automated Vehicle Identification)
Vehicle Category Fee (per
vehicle trip)
1 to 5 passengers $1.57
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
6 to 9 passengers $2.84
10 to 15 passengers $4.72
16 to 24 passengers $7.55
>24 passengers $9.45
Campus Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
30 minutes No cost
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see other related administrative fees (badging).
30 - 45 minutes $2.00
45 - 60 minutes $10.00
Every 5 minutes over 60
minutes $20.00
Terminal Front Dwell Time Fee (per
vehicle trip)
0 - 10 minutes No cost
16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see
other related administrative fees (badging).
10 - 20 minutes $3.00
20 - 30 minutes $20.00
Every minute over 30 minutes $5.00
Permit Fees
Non-returned GT inspection seal
(permit) $500.00 16.60.110; 16.60.12016.10.090; 16.40.100
Rates established by Administrative Rules and Regulations; also see other related administrative fees (badging). Non-returned AVI transponder
tag $500.00
Low profile permit fee $150.00
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Badge/Fingerprint/Threat Assessment/Ramp Permit/Key Replacement Fees
Fingerprint processing (FBI
background check)* $21.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.12.06016.10.090
Fingerprint processing with
RAP back enrollment* $14.00 Per set of fingerprints processed 16.12.06016.10.090
RAP back enrollment (one-time
fee) $7.00 Per enrolled employee 16.12.06016.10.090
*$21.00 fee only applies to applicants not enrolled in RAP back
Security threat assessment fee $9.00 Per employee badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Renewal fee $21.00 Per employee badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Replacement fee for lost/stolen
badge $75.00
Refund of $50 will issued for returned
lost/stolen badge if returned prior to
expiration
16.12.06016.10.090
Fee for non-returned badge $250.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.12.06016.10.090
Fee for non-returned badges -
Contractors only $400.00 Fee for each badge not returned 16.12.06016.10.090
Fine for failure to deactivate
badge $100.00 Per non-deactivated badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Hangar tenant (first two badges
per/hangar tenant) No cost 16.12.06016.10.090
Hangar tenant (Add’l badges
after initial first two) $25.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Ramp permit replacement fee $100.00 Fee for lost ramp permit 16.12.06016.10.090
Key replacement fee $50.00 Fee for each lost key 16.12.06016.10.090
Key replacement fee (Audited) $200.00 Fee for each lost key 16.12.06016.10.090
Lock re-core fee $50.00 Fee for each lock re-core 16.12.06016.10.090
Bike path - initial badge fee $15.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Bike path - replacement fee for
lost/stolen badge $15.00 Per badge 16.12.06016.10.090
Contractor badge deposit - up to
$500K contract value $5,000.00
Deposit may be required per project,
based on contract value. Contact Airport
representative for more information.
16.12.06016.10.090
Contractor badge deposit -
>$500K to $1M contract value $10,000.00
Contractor badge deposit - >$1M to $5M contract value $15,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$5M to $10M contract value $20,000.00
Contractor badge deposit - $25,000.00
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>$10M to $25M contract value
Contractor badge deposit -
>$25M to $50M contract value $50,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$50M to $100M contract value $75,000.00
Contractor badge deposit -
>$100M contract value $100,000.00
Conference Room and Other Rental Fees
Airport board room (2,536 sq ft
/ 50 seats) $300.00
For use beyond 1 - 4 hours an hourly
charge of one quarter (1/4) of the overall
fee will be applied.
16.12.06016.10.090
Sandstone conference room
(580 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Limestone conference room
(585 sq ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Jasper conference room (585 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Topaz conference room (590 sq
ft / 16 seats)* $150.00
Copper conference room (827
sq ft / 20 seats) $200.00
ATAC - room (3,600 sq ft / 70
seats) $400.00
ATAC - patio (4,000 sq ft / 60
seats) $300.00
Airport picnic pavilion $400.00
*Sandstone & Limestone rooms can be combined; Jasper & Topaz rooms can be combined.
Table and chairs rental (11 - 20
tables & 50 - 100 chairs) $368.00 Seating for 51 - 100 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (21 - 30
tables & 101 - 150 chairs) $508.00 Seating for 101 - 150 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (31 - 40
tables & 151 - 200 chairs) $553.00 Seating for 151 - 200 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (41 - 50
tables & 201 - 250 chairs) $693.00 Seating for 201 - 250 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Table and chairs rental (51 - 60
tables & 251 - 300 chairs) $738.00 Seating for 251 - 300 people 16.12.06016.10.090
Day use areas $50.00 Per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Filming Activity Charges
Non-refundable deposit (1 - 8 people in filming crew) $250.00 16.12.06016.10.090
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Non-refundable deposit (9 - 15
people in filming crew) $500.00 16.12.06016.10.090
Non-refundable deposit (16+ people in filming crew) $1,000.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (1 - 4
people) $50.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (5 - 8
people) $100.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (9 - 16
people) $150.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (17 - 30
people) $200.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Basic location charge (30 31+
people) $250.00 Per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Use of Airport staging/parking
lots $300.00 Per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Airport personnel (security) $55.00 Per person, per hour 16.12.06016.10.090
Assistance from Airport
vehicles $50.00 Per vehicle, per day 16.12.06016.10.090
Off Airport In-Flight Caterers 7% of gross
sales at airport
Paid within 15 days of the end of each
month, see Section 16.12.155 for
provisions
16.12.15516.10.090
Parking
Economy Lot
First hour $2 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $1 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $12 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Hourly/Daily (Parking Garage)
First hour $5 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $5 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $45 Max amount based on demand 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily reserved premier
parking $10 Hourly rate 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
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Daily reserved premier
parking $60 Daily maximum 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Lot E
First hour $5 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Each additional hour $5 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Daily maximum $25 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Disabled Parking
Vehicles displaying disabled license plate and/or placard can park in designated parking stalls in the garage at the
economy lot rate of $12 per day.
Disabled Veteran Parking
Vehicles displaying Utah Disabled Veteran license plate issued by the Utah Department of Motor Vehicles, having a
Disabled Veteran (DV) designation may receive complimentary parking at Salt Lake City International Airport (SLCIA). Restrictions and limitations apply.
Parking Garage* Five (5) days of complimentary parking if space is available,; any days beyond five (5)
will be charged at the posted daily garage rate.
Economy Lot* Ten (10) days of complimentary parking if space is available,; any days beyond ten (10)
will be charged at the posted Economy Lot rate.
* If you plan to park longer than 30 consecutive days, please contact staff at SLCAIRPORT@SPPLUS.COM or 801-575-
2887 so your vehicle will not be considered abandoned.
Employee Parking
Domicile $34 Per month 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Non-domicile $60 Per month 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Towing Fee
Drop fee $25 Per vehicle 12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
Tow to storage area $50 Per vehicle, plus daily rate (economy
parking lot)
12.56.24016.10.090;
16.10.180; 16.40.070
879
880
SECTION 8. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective on the date of its 881
first publication. 882
883
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Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, this ______ day of ______________, 2024. 884
______________________________ 885
CHAIRPERSON 886
ATTEST AND COUNTERSIGN: 887
888
______________________________ 889
CITY RECORDER 890
891
Transmitted to Mayor on _______________________. 892
893
894
Mayor’s Action: _______Approved. _______Vetoed. 895
896
______________________________ 897
MAYOR 898
______________________________ 899
CITY RECORDER 900
(SEAL) 901
902
Bill No. ________ of 2024. 903
Published: ______________. 904
TITLE 16 - Leg Version (REVISED 8-5-24) 905
906
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