BID 26-13 Lease an Aircraft Hangar (Request for Proposals)
Aug 11, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Seeking proposals from individuals and/or businesses interested in leasing an aircraft hangar.
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Aug 11, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Seeking proposals from individuals and/or businesses interested in leasing an aircraft hangar.
Aug 11, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Transportation, delivery, disposal, and other services required to construct a two-tier driving range.
Aug 11, 2026
Closes
Sep 30, 2026
Bid 26-13 (BPM058374) is a public-notice lease solicitation for an aircraft hangar at Easton Airport. The hangar is located at 9465 Jet Lane, Easton, Maryland, and proposals are invited from individuals or businesses interested in leasing it. The opportunity was issued on August 11, 2026, closes September 30, 2026, and is a lease procurement rather than a grant program.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and community matters, including a proclamation for Parks & Recreation Month and the approval of multiple water and sewer plan amendment resolutions for various properties. A public hearing was held regarding zoning legislation for nonprofit developer agreement waivers. The council authorized a request for safety improvements at a major intersection, approved an easement for a local trail system, and authorized the procurement of two fleet vehicles. Additionally, the council approved the purchase of a condominium unit to support county services, an MOU with the Town of Easton to facilitate park land access, and a letter of support for a nomination to the Opportunity Zone 2.0 program.
The Board of Appeals held a hearing to consider a variance request for a property located at 1720 Ferry Point Court. The discussion focused on several requested Critical Area variances for a pool, pool patio, fencing, and landscape stone encroachment into the Modified Buffer. The applicants provided expert testimony regarding the unique physical constraints of the property and demonstrated that the improvements were necessary for safety and utility. As part of the proceedings, the applicants made concessions, including the removal of significant amounts of landscape stone and the relocation of an accessory shed, to reduce total lot coverage. The Board ultimately granted the variances subject to specific conditions, including removing landscape stone, relocating the shed, and ensuring the northern boundary fence does not extend beyond the Mean High Water line.
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The Board of Appeals conducted a hearing regarding an application for multiple Critical Area and Non-Critical Area variances for a residential property. The requested variances involved the construction and modification of several structures, including a sunroom, deck, fencing, a shed, a paver walk, and HVAC pads. The Board considered testimony from legal counsel, an engineering expert, and planning staff, noting the property's unique historical, topographical, and environmental constraints. After assessing compliance with local code standards and the ecological impact of the requested improvements, the Board unanimously approved the variance requests subject to specific conditions related to permitting, construction timelines, and compliance with local regulations.
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