7.60.010 Long-term aircraft parking.
A. No person shall park an aircraft, for the purpose of remaining indefinitely, in any area of the airport other than:
1. On the premises of a land lease where aircraft parking is authorized by the city and where the lessee has given the person permission to park the person’s aircraft; or
2. In an area designated by the airport superintendent for the long-term parking of aircraft of the size and type the person desires to park. These areas are defined as “light aircraft parking,” “intermediate aircraft parking,” “heavy aircraft parking,” “disabled aircraft parking,” “historical aircraft parking”; subject to:
a. Payment of the applicable required fee listed; and
b. Signing an aircraft parking permit issued by the airport superintendent.
B. Long-term parking of abandoned aircraft is not permissible and subject to impoundment after 90 days with the right of disposal at the sole discretion of the city after a 90-day impoundment period.
C. Long-term parking of derelict aircraft is not permissible and must be repaired within 30 days of notice, or must be removed from airport grounds.
D. Long-term parking of disabled aircraft must have a viable plan for repair and maintenance, approved by the airport superintendent, and at the discretion of the airport superintendent will have up to 12 months in which to remedy the disability or the aircraft will be re-designated as a derelict aircraft and must be removed from the airport within 30 days, except as outlined in subsection (A)(1) of this section.
E. A person using a city-operated long-term parking space shall properly secure their aircraft and shall be responsible for any property damage or bodily injury that results from the person’s failure to do so. (Ord. 17-003 § 4, 2017)