Ofelia Medina, Federal Aviation Administration, Western-Pacific Region Headquarters, AWP-9, P.O. Monday through Friday at the City Administrator's Office, 305 North Clark Street, Forest City, Iowa 50436 for 30 days from the date of this publication.Ĭomments on the DBE goal will be accepted for 45 days from the date of this publication and can be sent to the following:īarb Smith, City Administrator / Clerk, 305 North Clark Street, Forest City, Iowa 50436 The proposed goals and rationale are available for inspection between 7:00 a.m.
The Forest City Municipal Airport hereby announces its fiscal years 2016, 2017, and 2018 goal of 0.70% for Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) for airport construction projects.
2023 Summer T-Ball, Baseball, and Softball Information."It should be an appeal for every city to have an airport," Hall said. "Corporations typically have aircrafts, and they don't like to fly public transportation, so that's always nice if you can bring a business in. He said there are corporations and Iowa residents interested in renting hangar space there.
Hall said the club uses the Ankeny airport as a training space for members. “If you can't find space for it, you have to go out a long distance to find hangar space available.” We invite you to join the hangar waitlist by. “It creates a problem for owners because it's not like you can put it in your garage,” Hall said. The Port currently has no vacancies for hangars (Tie downs are availableplease contact the office to lease one).
Marty Hall, treasurer of the Des Moines Flying Club, said there's a lack of space for airplanes at many central Iowa airports, including Des Moines, Winterset and Pella. Leading Edge Aviation is contracted as the Airport Manager and oversee the operations of the airport on a daily basis, including rental of hangar space, fueling. "We have to do quite a bit of financing and construction just to get it set up so those box hangars can be built," said Ankeny Assistant City Manager Paul Moritz, who oversees the airport. "The schedule's dependent on whether we may or may not get federal or state funding for those improvements. Additional plans include extending the airport's main runway by 500 feet, to 6,000 feet, to accommodate larger planes, pavement work, building a wildlife fence around the facility to keep deer and other animals out and acquiring more land.
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