We appreciate that all airport users value our airport, and overall do a good job of utilizing the facilities for aeronautical use, but it is now time to implement a formal hangar inspection program to correct any situations that insure compliance of CCMC Title 19 and may jeopardize compliance with the FAA Grant Assurances. Fire suppression shall be provided in each hangar as required by the Fire Code of Carson City. Users of all hangars shall comply with all applicable Carson City fire and safety codes. Each hangar owner shall notify the Airport Manager of the aircraft stored in such hangar(s) including FAA N-number, Manufacturer, year and model. Aircraft housed in a hangar will be listed as personal property with the Carson City Assessor’s office, or, if domiciled at another location, documentation provided to support such classification. INSIDE STORAGE a.) That the premises are to be used and occupied primarily for aircraft storage and at least one aircraft will be housed in each occupied hangar. CARSON CITY MUNICIPAL CODE – TITLE 19 19.2.20.350 FIXED BASE OPERATORS H. The Carson City Municipal Code Title 19 – Airport Rules and Regulations describe the requirements set forth by the FAA and requirements for hangar use and CCMC Title 19 describes the limitations of that use.

Participation by representatives of the Carson City Fire Department, Carson City Tax Assessor,Ĭarson City Building Department, Airport Manager and an Authority Member for compliance

I’m recommending that Annual hangar inspections should be conducted which will include

The Carson City Airport has never had a hangar inspection and as such, should ensureĬompliance of CCMC Title 19 by conducting inspections of airport hangars. CARSON CITY AIRPORT HANGAR INSPECTION POLICY

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