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hotrod180 wrote:Ten or eleven cents per sq ft sounds like a real deal.
At my airport, the current starting rate for a hangar pad lease is $.55 per sq ft per year,
that's for the building footprint.
Plus a consumer price index-based annual escalation clause, usually 2-3%.
Our lease (now 20 years old) was originally supposed to be 40 years, but we negotiated it up to 50.
Not sure about the newer leases, but I think they're likely 50 year also.
Reversion clause at the end of the lease.
Nothing's written in stone though--
The two older hangar pad leases on my airport were shorter (20 or 30 years?), but were extended.
IMHO the trick is to start negotiating the extension long before the end date of the lease--
before the airport starts getting that feeling of "ownership".
Personally I don't know why the airport would extend a lease that they're getting maybe $500 a month from,
vs taking ownership & getting five or six times as much in hangar rent.


I’m pretty sure it’s .16.5 cents sq ft at Cody (KCOD)

I’ll get the full information next time I’m there this next spring.
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Here’s my hanger...Image
Needed to do the cement work...bought a truck that can’t pass a DOT inspection.Image
Doesn’t cost me a dime to heat it...waste heat from the diesel electric generators....I own the utility so...
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If you have a cement floor do 2 inch blue board under the floor and past the footing. Add in floor heat it will pay for itself in a few years and at resale. A 45 foot door will make all the difference in the world when it comes to moving a big wing Cessna/whatever in and out.
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m_moyle wrote:Here’s my hanger...Image
Needed to do the cement work...bought a truck that can’t pass a DOT inspection.Image
Doesn’t cost me a dime to heat it...waste heat from the diesel electric generators....I own the utility so...
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Don't hear that every day, "I own the utility," that's one way to do it! Mine is thermal solar panels combined with rad floor heat, combined with grid power but really my own power that was generated in excess of my demands during the spring, summer, and fall, and in effect stored for me as KWH credit by my utility. Hydro, wind, and solar account for the excess. I'm curious, whats the end user pay per KWH on an Alaskan diesel generated utility?
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courierguy wrote:
m_moyle wrote:Here’s my hanger...Image
Needed to do the cement work...bought a truck that can’t pass a DOT inspection.Image
Doesn’t cost me a dime to heat it...waste heat from the diesel electric generators....I own the utility so...
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Don't hear that every day, "I own the utility," that's one way to do it! Mine is thermal solar panels combined with rad floor heat, combined with grid power but really my own power that was generated in excess of my demands during the spring, summer, and fall, and in effect stored for me as KWH credit by my utility. Hydro, wind, and solar account for the excess. I'm curious, whats the end user pay per KWH on an Alaskan diesel generated utility?


Not uncommon to be in the .50-.60 per KWH where the fuel comes in on a barge. More where it’s flown in. The state subsidizes the first 500kwh with a power cost equalization program in most small towns and villages which gets that down to .30-ish where I live.
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Don't hear that every day, "I own the utility,"
That’s a really long story! New powerhouse....rates are a tad higher...Image


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I'm seeing a lot more of these "bonus room" trusses the last few years, they give some usable space where normally there'd just be a dead attic. This one is a 60' span. Image
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