A.

Aviation uses, including, but not limited to the following types of activities, provided they comply with the development standards of this chapter.

1.

Runways, taxiways, navigational equipment, aircraft parking areas and other facilities and features normally associated with a general aviation airport.

2.

Aircraft sales, repair, rebuild, maintenance service and storage and the facilities essential for or important to their operation.

3.

Schools related to aircraft and fight operations and the facilities essential for or important to their operation.

4.

Hangars intended for the storage of aircraft.

5.

Fixed base operations providing aviation and aircraft services to the general public.

6.

Storage of aviation fuel, oil and other fluids commonly used in aircraft.

7.

Air terminal facilities including those used for both cargo and passengers.

8.

Uses directly dependent upon airport services such as aircraft assembly.

B.

Medical uses associated with a general aviation airport, including but not limited to the following types of activities, provided they comply with the development standards in this chapter.

1.

Structures used to provide first aid and/or medical stabilization necessary prior to air evacuation. (FAA Advisory Circular 15-/5210-2A "Airport Emergency Medical Facilities and Services").

2.

Facilities necessary for the staging of helicopter and fixed-wing air ambulance aircraft including those necessary for ambulances and other emergency vehicles.

(Ord. No. 569, § 2, 9-11-2002)