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Res 2016-059/Lease of land for agricultural use by Curby Ohnheiser
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5/3/2016
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LEASE OF AIRPORT PROPERTY FOR AGRICULTURAL USE <br />This lease agreement (the "Lease ") pertains to the agriculture use of certain lands, located at the <br />San Marcos Regional Airport, situated in Caldwell County, Texas. The Lease is made and entered into <br />by and between the City of San Marcos, a Texas municipal corporation (the "Lessor ") and Curby D. <br />Ohnheiser (the "Lessee "). <br />I. DESCRIPTION OF LEASED PREMISES <br />The leased property consists of three tracts of real property which are denoted by the <br />accompanying map attached as Exhibit "A" and incorporated in this Lease and made a part for all <br />purposes (the "Leased Premises "). Lessor leases the Leased Premises to the Lessee in accordance with <br />this Lease. <br />II. LEASED PREMISES RESTRICTIONS <br />A. USES TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH AIRPORT PURPOSES. The site of the Leased Premises <br />is within the boundaries of the San Marcos Regional Airport (the "Airport"). The Airport is an active, <br />municipally sponsored, and federally funded public use airport. The FIRST and FOREMOST role of the <br />Airport, including all lands and facilities, is as a public airport. Agriculture activities at the Airport are <br />authorized on a non - interference basis with the primary aviation role of the Airport. The following <br />restrictions to agriculture activity apply: <br />(1) SAFETY AREAS. Safety areas as indicated on Exhibit "A" are established adjacent to <br />all active runways and taxiways ( "Safety Area(s) "). These Safety Areas provide an unobstructed, <br />prepared surface for aircraft use in case of emergency or other unusual situations. Safety Areas <br />must be prepared and maintained in cleared, graded, compacted and mowed conditions at all <br />times. The production of hay, where compatible with the above considerations is permissible <br />within the Safety Areas. All agriculture activity which is not compatible with the above <br />considerations is specifically prohibited in the Safety Areas. Lessee agrees to return any Safety <br />Area that has been disturbed by previous agricultural activity to Federal Aviation Administration <br />( "FAA ") acceptable conditions. Subsequent care and maintenance of Safety Areas will be <br />Lessor's responsibility. Lessee shall not park or leave unattended any farm equipment, tractor or <br />vehicle within the Safety Areas. <br />Safety Areas adjacent to runways 4 -22, 8 -26, 13 -31 and 17 -35 extend 250 feet from <br />either side of the centerline of the runways and 300 feet from the ends of all runways, except <br />runway 13 -31 for which the Safety Area extends 1,000 feet from each end. For all Airport <br />taxiways, including those located on the parking aprons, Safety Areas extend 75 feet from either <br />side of the centerline of the taxiways. <br />(2) CRITICAL AREAS. The Airport areas in the vicinity of several FAA facilities require <br />that special restrictions be imposed. These include the areas in front of the Instrument Landing <br />System ( "ILS ") glide slope and localizer antennas ( "Critical Areas "). Critical Areas are defined <br />and marked by the FAA, and they must be maintained in a clear, unobstructed and closely <br />mowed condition at all times. The Lessee agrees to return any Critical Areas that have been <br />disturbed by previous agricultural activity to FAA acceptable conditions. Subsequent care and <br />maintenance of Critical Areas will be Lessor's responsibility. <br />(3) AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITY WITH CERTAIN AREAS PROHIBITED. The FAA <br />maintains a Visual Slope Indicator ( "VASI ") at Runway 31 and an Approach Lighting System <br />( "ALS ") at Runway 13. The areas adjacent to and in the vicinity of these fixtures, as well as the <br />
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