• A. Aircraft Fueling and lubricating;
• B. Aircraft line services;
• C. Minor Aircraft airframe and engine inspection, Maintenance and repair; incidental parts and accessories;
• D. General aviation customer services;
• E. Air Taxi/Charter;
• F. Flight training;
• G. Aircraft rental;
• H. Aircraft management;
• I. Specialized commercial flight services;

A. With respect to each individual activity or service described hereinbelow, the following requirements shall be incorporated by reference within the respective referenced subsections for each activity or service:

1. Commercial Services and Activities. An Operator shall provide the services or activities described in the respective section hereinbelow (including the availability for sale of any products or materials inherent in the provision of such services or activities and the provision of capital Improvements, Equipment and Personnel to the scope of services/standards and certifications described below) to or for the benefit of general aviation Aircraft to at least the minimum levels or amounts described hereinbelow or, if greater, to the levels or amounts that are the Commercially-Reasonable Minimums to serve the Typical Range Of GA Aircraft Frequenting The Airport.
2. Capital Improvements. An Operator shall develop, construct and/or install (or, with respect to existing Improvements, secure the right to occupy and use such Improvements as an airport LLP), the capital Improvements described herein below, including Buildings and associated Facilities.
   • Such capital Improvements shall be built or installed to development standards established by the County and maintained to professional standards.
   • Such capital Improvements shall be on land owned by the County and subject to an LLP agreement with the County under terms and conditions standard for the classification of LLP and rental rates that are at the greater of: a minimum rent/fee structure established by the annual airport rate-making process or the then-current market rates/fees established by Procurement Action.
3. Equipment. At all times that an Operator is required or permitted to provide the activity or service described herein, it shall provide the Equipment described, which Equipment shall be of modern design and in a well-maintained, first-class operating condition.
4. Scope of Services/Standards. At all times that an Operator is required or permitted to provide the activity or service described herein, it shall provide the activity or service under the terms or to the levels and amounts described herein. All activities and services hereunder shall be provided in a safe, professional and environmentally-responsible manner.
5. Personnel. At all times that an Operator is required or permitted to provide the activity or service described herein, it shall provide well-trained and properly supervised Personnel who conduct themselves at all times in a safe, courteous and business-like manner and shall be provided in numbers and with certifications under the terms or to the levels described herein.
6. Certifications. At all times that an Operator is required or permitted to provide the activity or service described herein, it shall provide the appropriate licenses and/or certificates under the terms or to the levels described herein for the applicable Personnel, Facilities, activities or services.
7. Insurance. At all times that an Operator performing services under this category, the Operator shall purchase and, for the period of operations hereunder, maintain insurance in the types, amounts and forms enumerated in the document entitled “Minimum Insurance Requirements” as published by the Director of Aviation, and as the same may be modified from time to time by the Board of County Commissioners (unless expressly amended in a written lease, license or permit approved by the BOCC), and any additional coverages or amounts as specified below.

A. Commercial services and activities: Aircraft Fueling and lubricating.

B. Capital Improvements:

1. Underground storage tanks (USTs) or above-ground storage tanks (ASTS); five storage tanks maximum aggregate capacity one hundred twenty-five thousand (125,000) gallons, not to exceed twenty-five thousand (25,000) gallons in any one tank, with at least one tank dedicated to Avgas; in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations including permanent-type installation, leak detection system installation, and spill containment measures;
2. Associated concrete approaches and Parking areas designed, constructed and maintained to support the typical tanker Trucks and required dispensing Trucks servicing the facility;
3. Associated collision guards, fences, lighting and other security Improvements;
4. Associated Facilities for the storage and handling of lubricants.

C. Equipment:

1. One metered filter-equipped dispenser, fixed or mobile, for each grade of aviation Fuel;
2. Late-model mobile Fuel dispensing Trucks in sufficient numbers to have a total of two thousand two hundred (2,200) gallon capacity for each grade or brand of Jet A and seven hundred fifty (750) gallon capacity for each grade or brand of Avgas, with reliable marking devices approved by the Federal Aviation Administration;
3. Electrical grounding Facilities at Fueling locations to eliminate the hazards of static electricity;
4. Approved types of fire extinguishes or other Equipment commensurate with the hazard involved with Fueling, defueling, and servicing Aircraft.
5. Facilities to change engine oil and properly store and recycle the used oil.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. The sale and into-plane delivery of aviation Fuels, lubricants and other related petroleum products to general aviation Aircraft shall be available from six a.m. to eleven p.m. every day of the calendar year.
2. Operator shall maintain an adequate inventory of at least one brand and two generally accepted grades of aviation Fuel (Jet A and one hundred (100) octane low-lead Avgas), engine oil and lubricants. The Operator shall demonstrate, to the satisfaction of the County, a written, long-term, commercially reasonable agreement with a reputable national-brand aviation gasoline and lubricant distributor to permit the Operator to purchase Fuel and oil for resale in such quality and quantities as are necessary to meet the requirements set forth herein.
3. Fuel delivered shall be clean, bright, pure and free of microscopic organisms, water or other contaminants. Quality control of the Fuel is the responsibility of the FBO. The Operator shall maintain current Fuel reports of the quality of Airline standards on file and available for auditing at anytime by the Director of Aviation, or the Federal Aviation Administration.
4. The sale of Fuel and lubricants and the provision of related services shall be conducted in a safe and environmentally-responsible manner at all times.

E. Personnel: two line service Personnel.

A. Commercial services and activities:

1. Ground Traffic direction and control;
2. Parking/tie-down/hangar storage, over-night and long-term;
3. Loading, unloading and towing;
4. De-icing services;
5. Engine pre-heating;
6. Oxygen;
7. Starting (GPU/APU);
8. Tire inflation and repair;
9. Battery and electrical service;
10. Dry nitrogen for landing gear inflation;
11. Cleaning; interior and exterior;
12. Waste disposal;
13. Potable water.

B. Capital Improvements. Operator will provide a hangar of fourteen thousand four hundred (14,400) square feet of interior floor area.

C. Equipment.

1. Ground Traffic Direction and Control.
2. Parking/Tie-Down/Hangar Storage, Overnight and Long-Term. Operator shall provide a minimum of thirty (30) tie-down Facilities and Equipment, including ropes, chains and other types of restraining devices, and wheel chocks. Operator shall provide a minimum of fourteen thousand four hundred (14,400) square feet for Aircraft hangar storage.
3. Loading, Unloading and Towing. FBO shall provide adequate loading, unloading and towing Equipment to safely and efficiently load and unload passengers and baggage and move Aircraft weighing up to one hundred thousand (100,000) lbs.
4. De-icing services: two (2) mobile de-icing units capable of a five-gallon-per-minute disbursal of heated agent.
   • A de-ice pad adequate in size to service the typical general aviation Aircraft frequenting the Airport and capable of the containment and recycling of de-ice fluids.
5. Engine pre-heating: two mobile units capable of pre-heating the typical reciprocating engine general aviation Aircraft frequenting Airport.
6. Oxygen: a minimum supply of one thousand eight hundred fifty (1,850) pounds of compressed aviation oxygen with appropriate filling Equipment.
7. Starting (GPU/APU): two one thousand five hundred (1,500) amp auxiliary power units for Aircraft starting.
8. Tire inflation and repair: must provide the minimum Equipment necessary to service the typical general aviation Aircraft frequenting the Airport.
9. Battery and electrical service: must provide the minimum Equipment necessary to service the typical general aviation Aircraft frequenting the Airport.
10. Dry nitrogen bottle for landing gear inflation: must provide the minimum Equipment necessary to service the typical general aviation Aircraft frequenting the Airport.
11. Cleaning, interior and exterior: must provide the minimum Equipment necessary to service the typical general aviation Aircraft frequenting the Airport.
12. Waste Disposal. Operator shall provide the necessary Equipment for discharge/re-placement of fifty (50) gallons of lavatory waste water. Operator shall provide necessary Equipment for the adequate and sanitary handling, temporary storage and permanent disposal, away from the Airport, of all trash, waste and other materials, including but not limited to used oil, solvents, and other waste. The nontemporary piling or storage of crates, boxes, barrels and other containers will not be permitted within the lease premises.
13. Potable Water. Operator shall provide approved Equipment for discharge/replacement of potable water systems.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. These services shall be available from six a.m. to eleven p.m., every day of the calendar year.
2. The provision of line services shall be conducted in a safe and environmentally-responsible manner at all times.

A. Commercial services and activities: minor Aircraft airframe and engine inspection, Maintenance and repair; incidental parts and accessories.

B. Capital Improvements: a Building of exactly five thousand nine hundred (5,900) square feet of interior floor area.

C. Equipment: sufficient Equipment, supplies and parts to acquire and maintain certification as an FAA-approved repair station.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. Operator shall provide Minor Repairs, inspections and preventative Maintenance as defined in FAR Part 43, as amended, as follows:

1. These services shall be available for a total of eight hours daily, at the commercially-reasonable discretion of the Operator, during the period from six a.m. to eleven p.m., every day of the calendar year;
2. The Operator shall have on duty during the required operating hours at least one Person that is an employee of the Operator and currently certified by the Federal Aviation Administration with rating appropriate to the work being performed and who holds an airframe and power plant (A & P), and an Aircraft inspector rating; and at all other times the Airport is open, the Operator shall have on-call (within sixty (60) minutes notice) at least one Person currently certified A & P by the FAA;
3. Sufficient work space for any Aircraft upon which airframe or engine repairs are being performed;
4. Suitable storage space for Aircraft before and after repair and Maintenance have been accomplished;
5. Adequate shop space to house the Equipment and adequate Equipment and machine tools, jacks, lifts and testing Equipment as required for Maintenance be performed on general Aircraft;
6. Sufficient availability of parts equivalent to that required for certification as an FAA approved general purpose repair station.

E. Personnel: one Person currently certified by the Federal Aviation Administration with ratings appropriate to the work being performed.

F. Certifications: as referenced in subsection (D)(2) of this section.

G. Insurance. Insurance provided for this activity or service shall be in the types, amounts and forms enumerated in the document entitled “Minimum Insurance Requirements” as published by the Director of Aviation, and as the same may be modified from time to time by the Board of County Commissioners, and, in addition the following types and amounts:

1. Aircraft liability;
2. Hangar keeper’s liability, including taxiing, as applicable. (Ord. 00-47 § 1 (part), Exh. A § III(C)(3))

A. Commercial services and activities:

1. Customer services;
2. Pilot flight planning Facilities;
3. Pilot and crew services;
4. Administrative services;
5. Ground transportation services;
6. Food/beverages services;
7. Baggage porter services;
8. Concierge services;
9. Motor Vehicle Parking.

B. Capital Improvements. Operator shall construct a general aviation terminal of exactly five thousand (5,000) square feet of commercial floor area, including:

1. Customer service counter: an area for the efficient transaction of Aircraft line service, customer service and crew service requests;
2. Customer lounge/restrooms: convenient, clean and attractive lounge area and restrooms;
3. Pilot flight planning Facilities: flight planning Facilities including wall charts, table surfaces, telephone service, and computerized weather data service;
4. Pilot and crew lounge/restrooms: lounge and restroom Facilities;
5. Administrative offices: on-site offices for FBO management.

C. Equipment:

1. Unicom radio system;
2. Computer systems necessary to support the following functions:
   • a. Point-of-sale ability,
   • b. Accounts payable,
   • c. Weather data/flight planning;
3. Fax machines necessary to support the following functions:
   • a. Communication with FBO,
   • b. For use by customers/crew;
4. Telephones necessary to support the following customers and crew usage;
5. Two late-model courtesy Vehicles for Pilot and crew use; minimum seating of four passengers/Vehicle;
6. One Vehicle to move passen-gers/baggage between Aircraft and GA terminal and Motor Vehicle Parking;
7. One late-model courtesy Vehicle with Driver; minimum seating of six (6) passengers with baggage.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. The following services shall be available from six a.m. until eleven p.m., every day of the calendar year.

1. Administrative Services. Operator will provide, at a minimum, a FAX machine service and an accounts payable service for FBO accounts.
2. Ground transportation services: from the Airport to final destination of those Persons flying into the Airport, including a courtesy Vehicle service.
3. Food/beverage service: food and beverage vending machines and availability of catering service.
4. Porter Services. Operator shall provide or arrange for the provision of porter services to/from Aircraft and Vehicles. Porter services must be available with sufficient staffing to porter baggage to/from Aircraft to ground Vehicles at a level required to meet demand during peak periods.
5. Sale of Pilot and aviation accessories: maps, flashlights, batteries, rulers and computers generally used by Pilots for flight planning; flight training textbooks; and other miscellaneous Pilot supplies.
6. Concierge Services. Operator shall provide or arrange for the provision of concierge services for its customers, including scheduling and arrangements for lodging accommodations, limo, taxi, rental car, dinner reservations, and catering, etc.
7. Motor Vehicle Parking: A minimum of sixty (60) hard surfaced, on-site auto Parking space with suitable accommodations for automobiles, and a paved Aircraft apron, all within the leased area sufficient to accommodate the Operator’s permitted activities and operations shall be provided.

A. Commercial services and activities: Air Taxi/Charter.

B. Capital Improvements:

1. Office space of one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor space for storage, office, restrooms, customer lounge and telephone Facilities for customer use;
2. Asphalt or cement-paved surfaced, on-site auto Parking space with suitable accommodations for automobiles;
3. A paved Aircraft apron all within the leased area and sufficient to accommodate the Operator’s activities and operations shall also be provided.

C. Equipment. Aircraft to be utilized shall be no less than one airworthy Aircraft suitably equipped for meeting all the requirements of the FAA with respect to the type of operation to be performed.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. The Operator shall have these services available from six a.m. to eleven p.m. every day of the calendar year.

E. Personnel. The Operator shall have in his or her employ and on duty during the required operating hours, trained Personnel in such numbers at are required to meet the Minimum Standards set forth in this category in an efficient manner and otherwise appropriately rated by the FAA, to permit the flight activities offered by Operator. The Operator shall have available sufficient qualified operating crews and satisfactory number of Personnel for checking in passengers, handling of luggage, ticketing and for furnishing or arranging for suitable ground transportation. The prospective Operator shall provide reasonable assurance of a continued availability of qualified operating crews and approved Aircraft within a reasonable or specified maximum notice period.

F. Certifications.

1. The Operator shall hold a Part 135 Certificate issued by the FAA, and Pilots shall be certificated as referenced in subsection E of this section;
2. Experienced and familiar with mountain flying.

A. Commercial Services and Activities. An Operator shall instruct Pilots in dual and solo flight training, in fixed and/or rotary wing Aircraft, in land Aircraft, and provide such related ground school instruction as is necessary preparatory to taking a written examination and flight check ride for the category or categories or Pilots’ certificate and rating involved.

B. Capital Improvements:

1. Minimum office space of one hundred fifty (150) square feet to provide classroom, briefing room, Pilot lounge, restrooms and telephone Facilities for customer use;
2. Asphalt or cement-paved surfaced, on-site auto Parking space with suitable accommodations for automobiles, and a paved Aircraft apron all within the leased area and sufficient to accommodate the Operator’s activities and operations shall also be provided;
3. No flight training operations or Operator may be allowed to operate from a rented tie-down space.

C. Equipment.

1. Not less than one airworthy Aircraft suitably equipped for and meeting all the requirements of the FAA with respect to the type of operation to be performed;
2. Flight simulator capable of simulating Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flight in a reciprocating-engine Aircraft.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. The Operator shall have his or her services available eight hours daily in the Operator’s commercially-reasonable discretion, during the period from six a.m. to eleven p.m., every day of the calendar year;
2. Office, classroom and briefing room space required for FAR Part 61 flight training including flight simulator, mark-ups, pictures, slides, film strips and other visual training aids;
3. The Operator shall have, and make for sale to the public, flight training textbooks, manuals and other miscellaneous Pilot supplies such as plotters, computers, navigational charts, etc.

E. Personnel.

1. The Operator shall have available, on a full-time basis, at least one flight instructor who is currently certificated by the Federal Aviation Administration to provide the type of flight training offered. Such flight instructor(s) shall additionally be experienced and familiar with mountain flying.
2. The Operator shall have for call on a part-time basis, at least one ground instructor who is currently certificated by the Federal Aviation Administration to provide the type of ground training offered.

F. Certifications. Flight school operation shall be in compliance with FAR Part 61.

A. Commercial Services and Activities: Aircraft rental, not incident to flight training.

B. Capital Improvements:

1. At least one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor space for office, restrooms, customer lounge and telephone Facilities for customer use;
2. Paved surfaced, on-site auto Parking space with suitable accommodations for automobiles, and a paved Aircraft apron.

C. Equipment. The Operator shall have available for rental, either owned or under written lease to Operator, a minimum of one reciprocating engine Aircraft rated less than one hundred fifty (150) h.p. to handle the proposed scope of the operation, and sufficient to provide for the public demand.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. The Operator shall have his or her service available eight hours daily from six a.m. to eleven p.m., every day of the calendar year.
2. Aircraft shall be available for rental under commercially reasonable terms and conditions and at commercially reasonable rates and charges.

E. Personnel. The Operator shall have available on a full-time basis, at least one flight instructor who is currently certificated by the FAA to provide Aircraft check-out training services for customers renting Aircraft, including staffing/training adequate to provide customers with a full mountain checkout.

F. Certifications.

A. Commercial Services and Activities.

• Operator shall provide long-term management to Aircraft owners and undertake the Maintenance, repair, charter and renting of the managed Aircraft.

B. Capital Improvements.

C. Equipment. Computer hardware and accounting software adequate to provide comprehensive records of all revenues and expenses of Aircraft management.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. All Aircraft management must be done through bona fide long-term, exclusive management contracts.
2. Management contracts must be written and shall be for terms of least six months and shall be terminable in writing for cause only.
3. Management contract shall be exclusive and comprehensive covering all aspects of Aircraft operation including, without limitation, fees and charges, insurance, Maintenance, inspection and repair during the period of the contract.
4. Management contract may be “wet” or “dry,” and with or without crew.

A. Commercial Services and Activities.

1. Commercial glider operations;
2. Nonstop sightseeing flights that begin and end at the same Airport within a fifty (50) mile radius of Airport;
3. Crop-dusting, seeding, spraying;
4. Aerial photography, survey or mapping;
5. Power line or pipeline patrol;
6. Fire fighting;
7. Any other operations specifically excluded from Part 135 of the Federal Aviation Regulations.

B. Capital Improvements.

1. For each of the above-listed activities or services, an Operator shall provide a minimum of one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor space for office, restrooms, customer lounge and telephone Facilities for customer use.
2. Asphalt or cement-paved surfaced, on-site auto Parking space sufficient to accommodate Operator’s activities and operations shall also be provided.
3. In case of crop-dusting, aerial application or other commercial use of chemicals, Operator shall provide centrally drained, paved area adequate for all Aircraft loading, unloading, washing and servicing. This area must be built and operated in full compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency and Colorado Department of Health regulation governing such activities. Operator shall also provide for the safe storage and containment of all chemical material. Such Facilities will be in a location on the Airport which will provide the greatest safeguard to the public.

C. Equipment.

1. The Operator shall provide and have based on his or her leasehold, either owned or under written lease to the Operator, not less than one airworthy Aircraft, suitably equipped for, and meeting all the requirements of the Federal Aviation Administration with respect to the type of operation to be performed.
2. In the case of crop-dusting or aerial application, the Operator shall provide tank Trucks for the handling of liquid spray and mixing liquids. The Operator shall also provide adequate ground Facilities and Equipment for the safe containment, storage, handling and safe loading of all noxious chemicals and materials in compliance with EPA and Colorado Department of Health.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. The Operator must provide, by means of an office or a telephone, a point of contact for the public desiring to utilize Operator’s services.
2. The Operator shall have in his or her employ, and on duty during the required operating hours, trained Personnel in such numbers as may required to meet the Minimum Standards herein set forth in an efficient manner, but never less than one Person holding a current Federal Aviation Administration commercial certificate, properly rated for the Aircraft to be used and type of operation to be performed.

A. Commercial services and activities: services to Air Carriers.

B. Capital Improvements: Fuel storage facility, as provided in general aviation Fueling and lubricating services.

C. Equipment: Equipment as provided in general aviation Fueling and lubricating services or, if greater, applicable Airline standards.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. Fueling and lubricating sale, and into-plane delivery of aviation Fuels, lubricants and other related petroleum products shall be available from six a.m. to the last Air Carrier operation, every day of the calendar year, upon request by certificated, Scheduled Air Carriers.
2. The Operator shall maintain current Fuel reports of the quality of Airline standards on file and available for auditing at anytime by the Director of Aviation, or the Federal Aviation Administration.
3. The Air Carrier may provide, subject to the mutual agreement of the parties and consistent with industry custom, separate written service standards, including penalties for nonperformance.

E. Personnel. Operator shall continuously provide at least two line service Personnel from six a.m. to eleven p.m.

F. Certifications.

1. Line service Personnel training to include certification for Fueling, defueling, quality assurance, fire safety, and hazardous material handling as required by federal, state and local government.
2. All Fueling services and systems shall be subject to inspection for fire and other hazards by the Director of Aviation or other representative of Pitkin County and the appropriate state and local fire agency. Operator shall meet all applicable fire codes: federal, state and local laws statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to fire safety, including proper fire protection, electrical grounding and fire suppression.
3. Operator shall administer its Equipment and Facilities to comply with the spill control and containment plan.

A. Commercial services and activities: management of S-FBO Facility/provision of sublease space to S-FBOS.

B. Capital Improvements.

1. Operator shall provide a structure with five thousand (5,000) square feet of interior floor area in hangar space and associated administrative and storage space for sublease to S-FBOS.
2. Operator may sublease up to four thousand eight hundred (4,800) square feet of space in its FBO Facilities, as follows: main hangar (two thousand four hundred (2,400) square feet); FBO terminal (one thousand two hundred (1,200) square feet); and Maintenance hangar (one thousand two hundred (1,200) square feet).

C. Equipment: tenant finish.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. Tenants shall be selected and vacancies filled under procedures established by the BOCC.
2. Terms, conditions and administration shall be fair, equal, commercially reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory.
3. Rental rates and charges shall be on a market basis, taking into consideration the costs of construction and financing, rent to County, triple net charges to tenants, a reasonable administration fee to the management (not to exceed fifteen (15) percent) and the rental rates and charges for comparable Facilities.
4. Grievance procedure with County.

A. Commercial service and activity: management of T-hangar facility.

B. Capital Improvements. Operator shall provide a structure with five thousand (5,000) square feet of interior floor area in hangar space and associated administrative and storage space, in four equally-sized units for sublease to based Aircraft not involved in commercial aeronautical operations.

C. Equipment: tenant finish.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. Provisions customary landlord services to tenants pursuant to written leases approved in advance by the County; terms, conditions and administration shall be fair, reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory.
2. Rental rates and charges shall be on a cost basis, taking into consideration the costs of construction and financing, rent to County, triple net charges to tenants, and a reasonable administration fee to the management (not to exceed fifteen (15) percent).
3. Tenants shall be selected and vacancies filled under procedures established by the BOCC.
4. Grievance procedure with County.

A. Commercial service and activity: management of de-ice facility.

B. Capital Improvements: de-ice pad.

C. Equipment:

1. De-ice reclamation Equipment;
2. De-ice fluid storage tanks: minimum capacity of two thousand (2,000) gallons;
3. De-ice delivery Equipment; capable of delivery of fluid heated to one hundred seventy (170) degrees at a minimum rate of twenty (20) gal/min.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. Rates, terms, conditions and admin-istration shall be fair, reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory.
2. Grievance procedure with County.

A. Commercial services and activities: Fuel farm operation and management.

B. Capital Improvements. Underground storage tanks (USTs) or aboveground storage tanks (ASTs); five storage tanks with a maximum aggregate capacity of one hundred twenty-five thousand (125,000) gallons, not to exceed twenty-five thousand (25,000) gallons in any one tank, with at least one tank dedicated to Avgas; in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations including permanent-type installation, leak detection system installation, and spill containment measures.

C. Equipment.

1. One metered filter-equipped dispenser, fixed or mobile, for each grade of aviation Fuel (Avgas and jet Fuel).
2. Dispensing Trucks shall have a total of two thousand two hundred (2,200) gallon minimum capacity for Jet A and seven hundred fifty (750) gallon minimum capacity for each grade of Avgas Fuel.
3. Adequate electrical grounding Facilities at Fueling locations to eliminate the hazards of static electricity and shall provide approved types of fire extinguishers or other Equipment commensurate with the hazard involved with Fueling Operations a the Fuel farm.

D. Scope of Services/Standards.

1. Services available six a.m. to eleven p.m. every day of the calendar year.
2. Terms, conditions, rates and charges shall be fair, commercially-reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory.

A. Commercial Service and Activity. Operators shall provide free, at-cost or in-kind services and areas to local aviation groups in support of local aviation activities.

B. Capital Improvements. Operator shall provide a minimum of two hundred (200) square feet of office/meeting/activity space, on an on-call or as-needed basis.

C. Equipment: computer hardware and software adequate to maintain records of annual assistance and expenditure.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. Operator shall provide a minimum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00) annually (retail value of space, services, Equipment, products or supplies) to bona fide groups serving the local aviation community including, without limitation but otherwise subject to the prior written approval of the County, as follows:

1. Airshow;
2. Air rescue/civil air patrol;
3. Mountain rescue;
4. EAA;
5. 99s.

A. Commercial Services and Activities.

B. Capital Improvements.

C. Equipment.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. Major Repair, Maintenance and inspection services as defines in FAR, Part 43, as amended.

1. The Operator shall have his or her services available eight hours daily during general aviation operating hours, five days a week.
2. The Operator shall have in his or her employ, and on duty during the required operating hours, trained Personnel in such numbers as are required to meet the Minimum Standards set forth in this category in an efficient manner currently certified as Federal Aviation Administration radio, instrument or propeller repairmen.
3. The avionics portion of the services offered must maintain current the qualifications of Class I and Class II FAA designated repair station.

E. Personnel.

F. Certifications. The Operator shall maintain, as necessary, the repair station certificates as required by the Federal Aviation Administration, which are applicable to the operation or operations contemplated. The Operator may furnish one, or if desired, any combination of the services mentioned above.

A. Commercial services and activities: direct or brokeraged sales of Aircraft.

B. Capital Improvements: a minimum of one hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor space, for Aircraft storage and office. Hard surfaced, on-site auto Parking space with suitable accommodations for automobiles, and a paved Aircraft apron, all within the leased area and sufficient to accommodate the Operator’s activities and operations shall also be provided.

C. Equipment.

D. Scope of Services/Standards. The Operator shall have his or her services available on a basis consistent with his or her franchise agreement.

E. Insurance. The Operator performing the services under this category shall purchase and, for the period of operations hereunder, maintain insurance in the types, amounts and forms enumerated in the document entitled “Minimum Insurance Requirements” as published by the Director of Aviation, and as the same may be modified from time to time by the Board of County Commissioners (unless expressly amended in a written lease, license or permit approved by the BOCC) including, the following types: