ORDER NO. 14,029
ORDER CONCURRING IN THE ADOPTION OF KERRVILLE-KERR COUNTI
AIRPORT POLICIES AND STANDARDS AS SET FORTH IN GIT~ OF
KERRVILLE ORDINANCE NO. 79-20 AND PROPOSED AMENDMENT THERETO
On this the 23rd day of May, 1980 came on to be heard and
considered by the Court the matter of concurring with the City of Kerrville
in the matter of adopting the policies and standards governing the operation
of the Kerrville-Kerr County Airport; and it appearing to the Court that
the City of Kerrville has heretofore adopted the said written standards as
passed by the Kerrville-Kerr County Joint Airport Board, having done
so pursuant to the provisions of City of Kerrville, Texas Ordinance
No.	79-20	finally adopted	on the	14th day	of August,	1979, it is ordered
on	motion by	Commissioner	Lich		seconded	by Commissioner
Garrett and unanimously approved by the Court that Kerr
County concur in the adoption of the Kerrville-Kerr County Airport Policies
and Standards as aforesaid and as heretofore adopted by the City of Kerrville
and it is further ordered that a copy of said Airport Policies and Standards
as are appended to the said Ordinance No. 79-20 be filed with the Clerk
of the Court; and it is further ordered that the amendment to the said Airport
Policies and Standards adopted by the Kerrville-Kerr County Airport Joint
Airport Board on May 16, 1980, designated as part 12 of said Airport Policies
and Standards and captioned Maximum Term , be also approved subject to
concurrence in its adoption by the Gity of Kerrville.

CITY OF KE;;Rb'ILLE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE N0. 79-20
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE KERRVILLE-
KERR COUNTY'S AIRPORT POLICIES AND
STANDARDS,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KERRVILLE,
KERR COUNTY, TEXAS:
The attached, heretofore passed by the Kerrville-Kerr County
Joint Airport Board, being fifteen (15) pages, are hereby adopted
by the City of Kerrville, The Mayor, this day, has initialed each
page.
PASSED AND APPROVED ON FIRST READING, this the ~ ~ day of
__ 1979.
PASSED AND APPROVED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING, this the
_ / y day of ______ ~~_ ___ 1979.
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Manly W. Cooper, Jr., yor
City of Kerrville, Texas
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City of Kerrville, Texas
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Yt~LICTES AND 5" ANDARDS
1. Owner or Lossur
The owners and lessors of the Kerrville-Kerr County Airport
(Louis Schreiner Field), will he the City of Kerrville and Kerr
County. They will. ac[ through a Board appointed by proper City
and County officials and known as the Kerrville-Kerr County .Joint
Airport Board or "Board".
2. Safety and Purpose
All operations conducted a[ the airport will be conducted in
the safest manner possible and fur the maximum benefit of the
flying public and the citizens of Kerrville and Kerr County.
The airport will be considered as a key part of the public
transportation systr:m of the surrounding area.
All commercial operations nn the airport wilt be subject to
prior approval of the Kerrville-Kerr County Joint Airport Roard.
3. Prohibitions
No operator will conduct, or allow those under his control to
conduct, unsafe or hazardous operations of any kind.
Air shows involving acrobatic maneuvers will be subject to FAA
approval and supervision.
4. Construction
No construction, erection, or removal of any kind shall be done
un airport property without the prior approval of the Joint Airport
Board and subject to approval also by the F.A.A.
All structures will he of attractive, modern design, shall be
fire resistant, and shall he capable of withstanding winds of 100 mph
without damage to stnirture or contents.
7. Maint~ n.incr ~~f Faril hies
All hangars, buildings, pn~perties or land on [he airport, shall
be maintained in a clean, attractive, weed free, well painted, junk
free, condition.
If an operator has an area where he normally keeps damaged air-
craft, airccaft parts, construction fixtures, and jigs, barrels,
containers, or other unai tractive items, he shall enclose such an
area with a fence that will hide such area from public view. -_ -
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7. Application Requirements
The airport owner will not accept a request to lease, sublease,
or operate unless the applicant puts forth in writing a proposal
which sets forth the scope of operation, including the following:
a. The service he will offer;
b. The amount of land the lessee desires to lease;
c. The building space he will construct or lease;
d. The number of aircraft he will provide;
e. The number of persons he will employ;
f. The hours of proposed operation;
g. The number and types of insurance coverage he will
rnaintai n;
h. Evidence of his financial capability to perform and
provide the above services and facilities.
8. Standard Lease Provisions
All leases, subleases, contracts, or franchises for airport
property, or for airport operations or use, shall contain the
following standard provisions:
Discrimination
a. Each party hereto shall furnish services on a fair, equal,
and not unjustly discriminatory basis to all users thereof; and
b. Each party hereto shall charge fair, reasonable, and not
unjustly discriminatory prices for each unit or service; provided
that reasonable and nondiscriminatory discounts, rebates, or other
similar types of price reductions to volume purchasers may be made.
c. Each party, in exercising any of the rights or privileges
herein granted to it shall not on Che grounds of race, color, or
national origin, discriminate or permit di srriminatiun against any
person or group of persons in any manner prohibited by Part 21 of
., the regulations of the Secretary of Transportation. The lessor is
granted hereby the right [n take such action, anything to the contrary
herein notwithstanding, as the United States may direct to en e
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National Emer}zency
7n the event the United States Government requires the use of
said premises in the event of a national emergency, or for any
defense program, or defense purposes on the part of the government,
the party in possession agrees to deliver up possession within ninety
(90) days after notice. After use by the United States Government
has terminated, if in far[ the Government has taken over the airport,
the said party is entitled to re-enter the premises covered by this
agreement and resume its operation, and such loss of time shall be
added [o the term of the agreement so that the full term may be
enjoyed without being penalized on account of the occupancy of the
Unitt:d States Government.
Miscellaneous
a. It is clearly understood that no right or privilege has been
granted which would operate to prevent any person, firm, or corporation
operating aircraft on the airport from performing any services on its
uwn aircraft with its own regular employees (including but not limited
to maintenance and repair) that it may choose to perform.
b. It is understood and agreed that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to grant or authorizing the granting of an exclusive
right.
c. The Board, or other governmental agency responsible for opera-
lion of the airport, reserves the right to further develop or improve
the landing area of the airport as it sees fit, regardless of the
desires or views of any party and without interference or hindrance.
d. The Board (or other agency) reserves the right, but shall not
be obligated, to maintain and keep in repair the landing area of the
airport and all publicly owned facilities of the airport, together with
[he right to direct and control all activities of any party in this
regard.
--~ e. The Roard (or other agency) reserves the right to take any
action it considers necessary to protect the aerial approaches of the
airport against obstruction, tugether with the right to prevent the
erecting or permitting Co be erected any building or other structure
on or adjacent to [he airport which would limit the usefulness~~Jo~,f,/~x,--~e
airpurC or constitute a h.czard [o aircraft. -J ` J
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C. This agreement shall 6+- s+b~~rdin;+te to the provisions of any
existing or future agree•m,•n~ hrt.:e~ r. t_h~= b,wrd (or other agency) and the
United States, relative to the operation or maintenance of the airport,
the execution of which has been or may be required as a condition prece-
dent to the expenditure of federal funds for the development of the airport.
Laws and Regulations
Incorporated into this agreement, by reference and as though set
forth herein verbatim, are the policies, standards, regulations adopted
or to be adopted by the Kerrville-Kerr County Joint Airport Board, or by
any other governmental agency legally responsible for the airport. Further,
all parties hereto agree to comply with any and all laws and regulations,
including those of the Federal Aviation Administration, and will not permit
the premises covered by this agreement [o be used for any unlawful or
improper purpose.
Insurance
Each party hereto shall at all times have in effect liability insurance
for all of the parties' operations in the amounts of $100,000 per person,
$300,000 per accident-bodily injuiy, and $100,000 per accident-property
damage. Such insurance policies shall further name the City of Kerrville
and the County of Kerr as additional insured. Certificates of such in-
surance shall be furnished by each party hereto to the Kerrville-Kerr
County Joint Airport Board, ur other governmental agency responsible
fur the operation of the airport, and a Certificate presently then in
effect shall be on file at all times.
Use Charges
The standards and regulations promulgated by the Joint Airport
Board, or other governmental agency responsible for the operation of
the airport, now or in the future, may provide for use charges to be
paid by [hose using, occupying, or conducting operations at the airport.
Such charges may be based upon square footage, receipts, or other
seasonable basis, to be established by such standards and regulations.
The parties agree to pay such charges as same are due and owing under
any such standards or regulations, now or hereafter in effect.
Consent by Board
This agreement shall contain an ++ppropriate space for approval by
the Kerrville-Kerr County Join[ Airport Board, or other governmental
agency responsible for the operation of the airport. This agreement
shall never he effective without the consent of such Board or o[}r~agency.
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Terniination.by Board

The Kerrville-Kerr County .Joint Airport Board, or other govern-
mental agency responsible for operation of the airport, may on account
of the breach of any provision hereof, including the policies, standards,
and regulations incorporated herein by reference, may terminate this
agre•oment and eject the party in violation. If a party fails to quit
the promises within thirty (30) days after a notice of ejection, then
such party shall further pay to the Board, or other agency, its attorney's
fees, costs, and expenses reasonably required in the ejection of such
party from the premises.
Indemni~
Each party hereto agrees to save and hold harmless the City of
Kerrville, County of Kerr, the Kerrville-Kerr County Joint Airport
Board, and their agents, servants, and employees of and from any and
all liabilities, expenses, causes of action, damages, and attorney's
fees resulting or to result from any of such parties' businesses,
operations, occupancy, or use of the airfield, or resulting from any
act or omission of any parties, agents, servants, qr employees. And
this indemnity agreement shall apply and protect such City, County,
and Board, and their agents, servants, and employees, even though it
he contended, or even established, that said City, County, or Board,
or their agents, servants, or employees, were negligent, or that their
conduct, or omission, solely, or in any way contributed to any such
liability, expense, damage; cause of action, or attorney's fees.
ose and Premises
The purpose of the lease and the operations to be conducted by
lessee or sublessee, and the identity of the premises to be occupied,
are set forth above. No other operation, operations, business, or
occupancy may be had or done without the additional consent of the
Board, or other governmental agency responsible for operation of the
~- airport.
A sketch or plat of the premises covered by this agreement sha
he attached prior to approval by the Board.
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Assignment and Sublease
This agreement may not be assign~•d, in whole or in part, nor
may the premises described herein be subleased, in whole or in
part, without the prior written consent of the Aoard, or other
governmental agency responsihle for [he operation of the airport.
Notice of Violation
In the event any party violates any provision hereof, or any
applicable law or regulation, then such party shall be given notice
requiring such party to cure such violation within ninety (90) days.
Such notice shall be given before the party can be terminated and
ejected.
9. Standard Provisions a Part of These Regulations
The foregoing provisions, required to be in ail leases, subleases,
contracts, and franchises, are substantive provisions of these
regulations.
10. Multiple Use Square Footage
Where these regulations call for a minimum square footage of
space, and the applicant is permitted [o conduct more than one
activity, then such applicant shall have the minimum square footage
for that activity which requires the greatest minimum square footage.
11. Discretion
For good cause shown, and for reasons not anticipated, the Roard
may waive compliance with any provisions hereof.
AMENDMENT TO AIRPORT POLICIES AND STANDARDS
12. Maximum Term.
From henceforth, no lease, sublease, agreement,
permit, license or any other kind of right or grant shall
ever be made, given or granted for the rental or other use
of Airport land or property or for the exercise of any right
or privilege, for any period of time longer than twenty
years. Options, or other provisions, whereby the Lessee or
user may without the consent of the City, County, and Airport
Board, renew or otherwise extend the term, shall be included
for the purpose of determining whether a term is in excess
of twenty years.
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III. Personnel
Basic Requirements
One person having a current commercial
pilot license with rating appropriate
for [he types of. aircraft to he demonstrated.
IV. Dealerships
Basic Requirements
New aircraft dealerships shall hold an
authorized factory or subdealership. All
aircraft dealers shall hold a dealership
license or permit if required by state.
V. Aircraft
Basic Requirements
A dealer of new aircraft shall have available
or on call one current model demonstrator.
VI, Services
Basic Requirements
Provide for adequate servicing of aircraft
and accessories during warranty periods.
(new aircraft)
VII. Hours of Operation
The normal hours of operation will be at the
operator's discretion, but he should be
reasonably available to the public.
VIII. Insurance Coverage
Aircraft Liability
Bodily injury
$100,000 each per sun
$300,000 each accident
Property damage
$100,000 each accident
Passenger liability
$100,000 each passenger
$100,000 each accident
Comprehensive Public and Property Damage
Bodily Injury
$100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property Damage
$100,000 each accident
NOTE: The above coverages should include ai.rcraf[ held for
sale and demonstration by the lessee but owned
_- others.
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AIRFRAME ANll/OR
POWER PLANT KEPAfR
Any lessee desiring to engage in airframe
and/or power plant repair service must provide
as a minimum the following:
I. Land
Basic Reyuirement
The leasehold shall contain an area of _ __
square feet Co provide space for all '
buildings and temporary parking of aircraft.
II. Buildings
Basic Requirment
Lease existing facility or construct a
building sufficent to provide _ square
feet of shop space meeting local and state
Industrial Code requirements, plus adequate
office space. Provide public telephone.
IIZ. Personnel
Basic Requirement
One person currently certified by F.A.A. with
ratings appropriate for work being performed
who may hold an airframe and/or power plant
ra[irig.
IV. Hours of operation
Basic Requirement
The normal operating hours shall he from 8:00 A.M.
to 5:00 P.M, five days a week.
V. Equipment
Basic Requirements
Sufficient equipment, supplies, and availability
of parts to perform maintenance in accordance
with manufacturers recommendations or equivalent.
VI. Insurance Coverage
Comprehensive Public Liability and Property Damage
Bodily Injury
$100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property Damage
$100,000 each accident
Hangar Keepers
Liability __ each
accident. (coverage depends on
type and number of aircraft
serviced at any one time)
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AIRCRAFT RENTAL
Any lessee desiring to engage in [he
rental of aircraft to the public must provide
as a minimum the following:
I. Land
Basic Requirement
The leasehold shall contain square
fee[ of land to provide space for aircraft
parking and building.
II. Buildings
Basic Requirements
Lease or construct building which will provide
square feet of properly heated and
lighted office space, including adequate space
for the public. Public use telephone.
III. Personnel
Basic Requirements
One person having a current commercial pilot
certificate with appropriate ratings.
IV. Aircraft
Basic Requirement
One airworthy aircraft owned or leased in
writing to the lessee.
V. Hours of Operation
Basic Requirement
The operating hours will be from 5:00 A.M. to
5:00 P. M. six days a week.
VI. insurance Coverage for Owned or Leased Aircraft
Aircraft Liability
Bodily Injury $100,000 each person
$300,000 each accident
Property Damage $100,000 each accident
Student and Renter Pilot Coverage
Comprehensive Public Liabil
Bodily Injury $100,000
$300,000
Property Damage $100,000
Passenger Liability
$100,000
$300,000
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each
each
each
each
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person
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FL[GHT 'fEAINING
Any lessee desiring to engage in pilot flight
instruction shall provide as a minimum the following:
I. Land
Basic Requirement
The leasehold shall contain _ _ square
feet of land to provide space for lessee's
buildings and aircraft tie downs.
II. Buildings
Rasic Requirement
Lease or construct a building having
_ square feet of properly lighted
and heated floor space to provide class-
room, briefing room, pilot lounge and
office space. Public use telephone.
III. Personnel
Basic Requirement
One person properly certificated by FAA as
flight instructor [o cover the type of
training offered.
IV. Aircraft
Basic Requirement
The lessee shall own or have leased to him
in writing one properly certificated aircraft
equipped for flight instruction.
V. Hours of Operation
Basic Requirements
The hours of operation shall he eight hours
a day, six days a week.
Vi. Insurance Coverage for Owned or leased Aircraft
Aircraft Liability
Bodily injury $100,000
$300,000
Property damage $100,000
Passenger liability
$100,000
$300,000
(if
each person
each accident
each accident
each passenger
each accident
appropriate)
Stud en[ and Renter Yilot Coverage
Comprehensive Public Liability and
Property Damage
Bodily injury $300,000 each accident
Property damage $100,000 each accident
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AIRCRAFT FUELS AND OII. DISPENSING
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i,essees desiring to dispense aviation fuels
and oil and provide other related services, such
as tie down and parking, shall provide as a
minimum the fallowing services and facilities:
I. Land
Basic Requirements '
The leasehold shall contain square
feet of land to provide for buildings, aircraft
parking area equipped with six tie downs and
dispensing equipment.
II. Buildings
Aasic Requirement
Construct or lease a building providing _ _
square feet of properly lighted and heated floor
space for office, public lounge and restrooms,
telephone.
III. Personnel
Basic Requirement
One properly trained person 5ha11 be on duty
during operating hours.
IV. Aircraft Service Equipment
Basic Requirement
Emergency starting equipment, adequate fire
extinguishers.
V. Services
Basic Requirement
Fuel, park and tie down aircraft
VT. Fueling Facilities
Basic Requirement
Two metered filter-equipped dispensers, fixed
or mobile, for dispensing two grades (80-87 and
100 octane) of gasoline from storage tanks having
a minimum capacity of 2,000 gallons each. Mobile
dispensing truck(s) shall have a total of 300 gallon
capacity for each grade of fuel. Separate dispensing
pumps and meters for each grade of fuel is required.
VII. Hours of Operation
,.__ Basic Requirement
Fueling service shall be provided from 8:00 A.M.
to sundown seven days a week.
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VIII, Insurance Coverage
Comprehensive Public Liability and Property Damage
Bodily Injury	$100,000	each	person
	$300,000	each	accident
Property Damage	$100,000	each	accident
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Liability	$100,000	each	accident
Products Liability	$	each	accident ,
TX. Piro extinguishers will be readily available during
all refueling or defueling. Personnel will be trained
in the use of such equipment as well as in rescue
operations. Such persons will attend any training
provided by local Fire Marshal or the airport owners.
X. Static discharging ground wires will be attached to
the aircraft, the fuel truck, or refueling pit, and
to zero potential (ground) during all fueling operations.
Grounding rods will be conviently located.
XI. Adequate fuel filters and water traps will be installed
nn all fuel handling equipment and a suitable program
for periodically conducting water and sewer contamination
checks will be established and followed.
XII. Personnel used [o dispense aircraft fuels and lubricants
will~be trained in the proper recognition of aircraft fuel
tank markings, kinds and grades of aircraft fuels and
lubricants, and safety precautions necessary for fuel
handling. Such personnel must either be in uniform while
servicing aircraft or wear sufficient distinguishing
clothing so that the public may know which person is
authorized to dispense petroleum products.
RADIO, INSTRUMENT, OR PROPELLER
REPAIR SERVICES
Lessees desiring to provide a radio,
instrument, or propeller repair service
must hold an F.A.A. Repair Station Certificate
and ratings for same and provide as a minimum
the following: ,
I. Land
Basic Requirement
The leasehold shall contain square
feet of land for building.
lI. Buildings
Basic Requirement
Construct or lease building providing _
..- square feet of properly lighted and heated space
to house office, res[room facilities, and minimum ^~
shop and hangar space, as required for F.A.A. ~
Repair Shop Certification. Telephone.
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III. Personnel
Basic Requirement
One F.A.A. certificated repairman qualified in
accordance with the terms of the Repair Station
Certificate.
IV. Hours of Operation
Basic Requirement
The hours of operation shall be from 8:00 A.M. to
5:00 P.M., five days a week.
V. Insurance Coverage
Hangar Keepers
Liability $____ ___ each accident
Products Liability $_ _ _ each accident
NOTE: Insurance coverage limits appropriate
to risk exposure.
AIR TAXI SERVICE
Lessees desiring to engage in air taxi
service must hold an F,A.A. Air Taxi Commercial
Operator Certificate with ratings appropriate
to [he functions accomplished,
I. Land
Basic Requirement
The leasehold shall contain _ square feet
of land for buildings.
II. Buildings
Basic Requirements
Lease or construct a building providing a minimum
of _ _ _ _ square feet of properly heated and
lighted space for office and customer lounge.
Telephone. Restrooms.
III. Personnel
Basic Requirement
One F.A.A. certificated commercial pilot who is
appropriately rated to conduct air taxi service
offered.
IV. Aircraft
Basic Requirements
One four-place aircraft meeting all the requirements
of the Air Taxi Commercial Operator Certificate held.
NOTE: Aircraft shall be owned or leased by agreement
in writing and meet all the relevant requirements -'
of Part 135 of F.A.A. regulations.
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Basic Requi re meant
The hours of operation shall be from 8;00 A.M, to
5:00 P.M. six days a week.
VI. Insurance Coverage
Aircraft Liability
Bodily Injury	$]00,000	rach	person .
	$300,000	each	accident
Prnperty Damage	$100,000	each	accident
Passenger	$100,000	each	passenger
liability	5100,000	each	accident
Compr~•hensive Public	I,iabili[y	and	Property Damage
Bodily Injury	$100,000	each	person
	$300,000	each	accident
Property Damage	$100,000	each	accident
MULTIPLE SERVICES
Lessees desiring to engage in two or more
commercial aeronautical activities must provide
as a minimum the following:
1. Land
Basic Requirement
The leasehold for multiple activities shall contain
_ syuare feet of land to provide space for
specific use area requirements established for the
service to be offered (specific: use spaces need not
he additive where combination use can he reasonably
and feasibly c•stabiished).
I7. Buildings
Basic Requirement
Lease or construct a building containing _ _
square feet [o provide properly lighted and heated
space for office, public lounge, pilot briefing
room, and restroom. Repair stations must provide
minimum shop and }i~~ngar space as required by FAA
repair shop certificn[io n.
III. Personnel
Basic Requirement
Multiple responsibilities may be assigned to personnel
to ~Aeet personnel requirements for all activities.
1V. Aircraft
Atl reyui_rements for aircraft for the specific
activities to be engaged in must he provided; however,
multiple uses can he made of all aircraft, except
aerial applicator aircraft, to meet these requirements.
In order to meet these requirements, however, a
minimum of two aircraft must be owned or under the
direct control of the lessee and based on the lessee's
leasehold.
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V, Equipment
All equipment specifically required for each
activity must be provided.
VI. Services
All services specifically required for each
activity mus[ be provided during the hours of
uperation.
VII. Hours of Operation
The lessee will adhere to the operating schedule
as required for each activity.
VII1. Insurance Coverage
1'hr lessee will obtain the highest single coverage
in the amounts established for each type of insurance
reyuired for the specific activity.
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June 12, 1980
Judge Nulius R, Neunhoffer
Kerr County Judge
Kerr County Courthouse
Kerrville, TX 78028
Dear Judge:
For your records, we are sending you enclosed a copy
of the City of Kerrville Ordinance No. 80-11 which
was passed on second and final reading by the City Council
on June 10, 1980, This amends the Airport Policies and
Standards in regard to maximum term of leases,
Thank you for your previous action on same,
CITY OF KERRVILLE, TEXNS
Sincerely,
J; Louis Odle
City Manager
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Enclosure
cc; Jay Clanton, Director of Public Works
512 ~ 257 ~ 8000 KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028
CITY OF KERRVILLE, TEXAS
ORDTNANCE N0, 80-11
THIS IS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE KERRVILLE/KERR COUNTY AIRPORT
POLICIES AND STANDARDS,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KERRVILLE, KERR COUNTY,
TEXAS, THAT THE POLICIES AND STANDARDS OF THE KERRVILLE/KERR COUNTY AIRPORT
ARE HEREBY AMENDED TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING;
12. Maximum Term,
From henceforth, no lease, sublease, agreement, permit, license or any
other kind of right or grant shall ever be made, given or granted for
the rental or other use of Airport land or property or for the
exercise of any right or privilege, for any period of time longer
than twenty years. Options, or other provisions, whereby the Lessee
or user may without the consent of the City, County and Airport
Board, renew or otherwise extend the term, shall be included for
the purpose of determining whether a term is in excess of twenty
years, (Adopted by Airport Board May 16, 1980,)
PASSED AND APPROVED ON FIRST READINGS this the 27th day of
Mav 1980,
PASSED AND APPROVED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING, this the 10th day of
June 1980.

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City of rrvil~e, Texas
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City of Kerrville, Texas
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Filed!~Day of~2~'_A. D. 19; ~~
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Order No. 14029
Order Concurring in the
Adoption of Kerrville-Kerr
County Airport Policies &
Standards as het Forth in City
of Kerrville Ordinance No.
79-20 and Proposed Amendment
Thereto
5-23-1980
Vol. O, Pages 571-572