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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 4 findings
F1
Page 53
The airport is well managed and constitutes an important hub for air operations within El Dorado County. 64 65
F2
Page 54
The sale of aviation fuels with marketing to flight crews is being used as an opportunity to recover some of the costs associated with the airport.
F3
Page 54
A demand for additional hanger space exists but is not met. The County Fire Marshall has communicated a requirement for sprinklers, which has halted construction due to the prohibitive cost.
F4
Page 54
Use of the airport is not addressed in the El Dorado County Disaster Response Plan.
Recommendations 2
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R1Page 52Efforts to sell additional aviation fuel by marketing to flight crews should be expanded. This program should be continued and evaluated to determine if it can be made even more attractive to aircrews.
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R2Page 52Discussions between Department of Transportation and the County Fire Marshall should continue. If they are not productive, other avenues to resolve the sprinkler issue should be taken to resolve the impasse.