FBO management and tenant compliance at Lebanon Municipal Airport
Summary
Next year's airport management contract is on the horizon. The Airport Commission will form a committee when renewal time comes, and the City's finance and public works staff are already preparing.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
The next FBO management contract's terms and costs aren't set yet — figures are still being gathered.
Residents with a stake in how the airport is run and what it costs the city.
Folks who've been using the lot as long-term free parking could get towed once rules are enforced.
Mentions & discussions (6)
Airport Commission (Regular) - Oct 27, 2026
The committee was scheduled to hear from the fixed-base operator's CEO about management responsibilities and how the airport is handling tenants who aren't complying with their agreements. This touches on how well airport services are run and whether lease rules are being enforced.
Airport Commission (Regular) - Sep 29, 2026
Next year's airport management contract is on the horizon. The Airport Commission will form a committee when renewal time comes, and the City's finance and public works staff are already preparing.
Airport Commission (Regular) - Aug 24, 2026
A tenant flagged that T-hangar rents have climbed about 62.5% in four years, and the FBO agreement that governs airport services expires in about 12 months. He wants contract discussions started early if another big increase is coming.
Airport Commission (Regular) - Aug 6, 2026
Sean Stroud and Dan Liles have had empty hangars and no insurance for months. The commission is starting formal termination — a 30-day notice comes first, then possible City Council action and eviction through General Sessions Court.
Airport Commission (Regular) - Jul 27, 2026
Two tenants — Dan Liles (Hangar A-1) and Sean Stroud (Hangar B-1) — haven't provided current insurance and their hangars sit empty. The city attorney says they're in breach, and the path is a second notice, a hearing before the Airport Commission, then City Council approval to terminate. Tenants will get a chance to speak first.
Airport Commission (Regular) - Jul 2, 2026
The Fire Marshal wants a bigger safety role at the airport: training for supervisors on opening aircraft doors and canopies, plus new kickboxes with master keys on all A, B, and E row hangars — a new requirement the airport has to meet.
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