Admin Order 58-22-27-F -- Final Airport Rule and Minimum Standards

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9 Military branches. Waivers and variances from the provisions of Subdivision III (Minimum Standards) will be as provided in Subdivision III, Section A(III). III. Application and Implementation a. Among other rights and obligations, at all times and in all Airport areas, the City may permit use of the Airport for the authorized conduct of Aeronautical Activities and Non- Aeronautical Activities, pursuant to the Rules and Standards and applicable federal, state and local laws, ordinances, regulations, codes, and other requirements pertaining to such Aeronautical Activities and Non-Aeronautical Activities. b. The City’s grant of a privilege to conduct Aeronautical and/or Non-Aeronautical Activities at the Airport by an Agreement shall not be considered in any manner as granting the aeronautical operator an exclusive right to conduct an Aeronautical Activity and/or Non- Aeronautical Activity at the Airport, other than the use of premises which may be leased or subleased exclusively to it, and then only to the extent provided in an Agreement. c. The City may decline to execute an Agreement with any Person wishing to conduct an Aeronautical Activity and/or Non-Aeronautical Activity at the Airport if the City determines upon examination that the Person refuses or will be unable to comply with the Rules and Standards throughout the term of the Agreement; has defaulted at the Airport or another airport in the performance of similar services; or does not provide the necessary information to the City regarding its financial capabilities to fulfill the financial commitments associated with the Agreement, or sublease. d. The City may plan and develop the Airport in the best interests of the City, the Airport, Tenants, and other Airport users. The City may designate specific areas of the Airport in which specific Aeronautical Activities and Non-Aeronautical Activities may be conducted. To comply with the current airport layout plan, the City may change these designations from time to time and may relocate Tenants or decline to extend or renew an Agreement because of a change in designation where the premises can be used for a higher and better use in the sole opinion of the City. Relocation of existing Tenants will be subject to and conducted in the manner provided for in the Agreement, by mutual agreement, or by exercise of eminent domain by the City in the manner provided under Oregon law. e. The City may inspect facilities used for Aeronautical Activities and Non-Aeronautical Activities upon at least 24 hour notice for the limited purposes of safety, ensuring compliance with the Rules and Standards; Agreement provisions; as well as any Federal, State, or local requirements or guidelines, provided, however, that City may immediately enter such facilities in an emergency or if the City reasonably believes such facilities are being used in violation of these Rules and Standards, Agreement provisions, or any Federal, State, or local requirements or guidelines. The City may also audit records of Persons conducting business at the Airport, including without limitation Aeronautical and Non-Aeronautical Activities, for the limited purpose of ensuring proper payment of rates, fees, and charges as may be imposed hereunder and/or in an Agreement. f. The City may install security devices on the Airport in furtherance of the Airport Security Program. The City will make every attempt to balance the rights of Tenants and Airport users with the requirements of the Airport Security Program. Security devices installed within a Tenant’s Lease Premises shall be located only along the Airport perimeter or in public use areas. g. The City maintains a schedule of rates, fees, and charges applicable to the Airport. A copy of the most current rates, fees, and charges schedule will be kept on file at the office of the Airport Director