Summary
A hangar tenant says Hollister rents run two to three times Salinas rates and wants the long-promised rent study on a future agenda. The airport director says a study was done and a market-rate reset is planned once revenue improves.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Hangar tenants pay well above regional market rates; a reset could lower their rents but would reduce airport revenue unless offset by new income.
Hangar tenants and aircraft owners would benefit from lower, market-based rents.
A rent reset could reduce airport enterprise fund revenue that supports maintenance and improvements.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Airport Advisory Commission
Airport Director Jeff Crechriou reported the airport projects a positive cash balance of about $175,000 entering fiscal year 2026-27 — its first time out of a negative cash position — with an estimated $475,000 ending balance under the proposed budget. Two FAA grant projects (Taxiway Alpha design and an airport layout plan update) are anticipated with 95% federal funding.
Airport Advisory Commission
A hangar tenant says Hollister rents run two to three times Salinas rates and wants the long-promised rent study on a future agenda. The airport director says a study was done and a market-rate reset is planned once revenue improves.
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