STILLWATER, Okla. —
The Stillwater Regional Airport Authority discussed a possible new
business for the airport in an executive session during September’s
meeting.
The authority will meet at noon Thursday at the Stillwater Regional Airport terminal building.
The
authority board didn’t take any action at September’s meeting and none
is expected Thursday. A public vote is needed to act on discussions in
an executive session.
“I don’t think anything is coming of this
right now, sometimes these things take months to develop,” City Attorney
John Dorman said.
The airport has contracts with vendors that provide fueling and maintenance, OSU Flight Center and a private flight school.
Also on the agenda is a discussion and possible action on “preplanning for T-hangar #3” at the airport.
Airport
Director Gary Johnson said the airport has two T-hangars, each one can
house 10 airplanes. Building another T-hangar would allow the airport to
accommodate 30 planes.
The agenda states the authority will
discuss pavement condition and possible evaluation of the terminal and
adjacent parking aprons.
Johnson said the airport has a multiyear
contract with LBR, Inc., an airport consulting firm for the evaluation.
The firm is locally-owned and has offices at the Stillwater airport and
at Wiley Post Airport in Bethany.
Reports from the airport
director and staff listed on the agenda include an air traffic control
tower traffic count for September, a September fuel sales summary, a
presentation and update on the airport’s parallel taxiway construction
project and an air service development update.
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