(A) No private aircraft owner shall be prohibited from performing, on his or her own equipment, those specific preventative maintenance routines as are outlined in Appendix A of FAR part 43, whether such performance is within a privately-owned hangar, or on a ramp or tie down.
(B) Private hangar owners may maintain and/or store in their hangars such nonaeronautical equipment as boats, travel/utility trailers, automobiles and the like, provided such use of that hangar is only incidental and secondary to its primary use as an aircraft maintenance and/or storage facility.
(C) Private hangar owners/occupants may store and use in their own hangars all such manner of tools, equipment, parts and supplies as are normally associated with the building, restoration or maintenance of aircraft. This privilege is specifically extended to liquid consumables (such as engine oil and paints), provided only that such storage or use involves reasonable quantities thereof, that all relevant requirements of §§ 154.115 through 154.119 of this code are met, and that such storage is for the personal use of the hangar owner/occupant only.
(Prior Code, § 10-8-3) (Ord. 10-09, passed 10-4-2011)