11.08.040 Commercial Activity Authorization.
All commercial activity at the airport will conform to the adopted Minimum Standards for Commercial Aeronautical Activities. When the airport administrator determines that a person is engaged in or proposes to engage in commercial activity at the airport, the airport administrator may grant that person permission to do so; may issue that person an airport use agreement with restrictions or conditions; may require the person to enter into a land lease or agreement; or may, with good cause, deny the permission. The airport administrator will consider the following conditions in determining if a commercial aeronautical activity will be authorized to conduct business:
A. The impact of the new commercial activity on public safety and convenience. The airport administrator will impose conditions and restrictions necessary to ensure safety in the air and on the ground, and to preserve unobstructed traffic patterns and runway approaches.
B. The amount of space at the airport, the customary uses of the airport, and the compatibility of the new commercial activity with present and planned development at the airport.
C. Whether the new commercial activity complies with federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including land use regulations.
D. Whether the new commercial activity is conducted for profit or not for profit and its promotion of aviation, safety or education. (Ord. 4973 §1, 2013).