Aviation tenants whose basic lease provides the right to dispense aviation fuel to the general public and desire to exercise such right, shall do the following.
(A) Submit aviation fuel services data for approval, which shall specify hours and types of service, types of fuel offered, lubricants, associated products, fees, and charges, upon request by the Board of Aviation Commissioners.
(B) Utilize only fuel storage and dispensing facilities which meet all safety requirements of appropriate local, state, and federal agencies and authorities.
(C) Secure written approval from the Board of Aviation Commissioners and the State Aeronautic Commission prior to installation of storage and fixed dispensing units or before the acceptance of delivery of any new type fuel, such as jet fuel, higher octane gasoline, and the like.
(D) When requested file with the Board of Aviation Commissioners a schedule of retail sale prices of all grades of aviation fuel, which prices shall be comparable to fuel prices on other airports in the state.
(E) Not reduce the hours of specified attended service or increase specified charges or fees until 30 days after appropriate notice has been filed with the airport management.
(F) Fuel tenders shall be appropriately marked as to identifications of fuels. Fuel dispensing outlets will be properly marked as to type and grade of fuel. “No Smoking” and “Flammable” signs will be posted on both sides and on the rear of all fuel tenders.
(G) Not operate aviation fuel tenders on taxiways or runways unless equipped rotating beacons of a type that is approved by the Airport Manager.
(H) Furnish evidence of sufficient insurance coverage, which is satisfactory to the Board of Aviation Commissioners for public liability, property damage, and products liability. All such insurance will name the city, the Board of Aviation Commissioners, and the airport management as additional insured, and the city will be saved harmless by any and all aviation tenants. This insurance shall be carried with insurance companies licensed to do business in the state and such companies shall furnish the city with certificate of insurance indicating the coverage and expiration date of any policy.
(Ord. 2178, passed 12-13-78) Penalty, see § 93.999
Cross-reference:
Aircraft fuels and dispensing services, see § 93.121