Moffat County commissioners approve ground lease for hangar at Candace Miller Airport
November 26, 2025 | Moffat County, Colorado
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Moffat County commissioners on Nov. 25 approved a ground lease allowing Bernard Carwick to construct a private hangar at Candace Miller Airport.
An airport board representative told the commissioners the proposed site is just north of Luke Tucker’s new hangar and east of the apron, with a 30-foot side setback between hangars. "This ground lease is for and 2 years for construction, and at which time when he obtains his certificate of occupancy, he will enter into his 25 year lease," the airport representative said, summarizing the lease timeline and conditions for converting to a long-term lease.
The presenter said airport staff submitted paperwork to the Federal Aviation Administration and that a "7,460" approval "came back with approval." The representative added that building permits are in progress and that minimal foundation work is expected before winter, with main construction aimed for completion in late May or early June depending on weather.
A commissioner moved to accept the ground lease for Bernard Carwick; a second was recorded and the board voted in favor. The chair announced, "Motion carries." The vote tally recorded in the meeting was two yes votes and no recorded no votes or abstentions.
The board set its next meeting for Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. and adjourned.
Notes: The transcript uses multiple informal spellings for a neighboring hangar ("Timbergh," "Timberg," "Timberth"). The article preserves the substance of the discussion; spellings inconsistent in the record are listed in the proper_names field.
An airport board representative told the commissioners the proposed site is just north of Luke Tucker’s new hangar and east of the apron, with a 30-foot side setback between hangars. "This ground lease is for and 2 years for construction, and at which time when he obtains his certificate of occupancy, he will enter into his 25 year lease," the airport representative said, summarizing the lease timeline and conditions for converting to a long-term lease.
The presenter said airport staff submitted paperwork to the Federal Aviation Administration and that a "7,460" approval "came back with approval." The representative added that building permits are in progress and that minimal foundation work is expected before winter, with main construction aimed for completion in late May or early June depending on weather.
A commissioner moved to accept the ground lease for Bernard Carwick; a second was recorded and the board voted in favor. The chair announced, "Motion carries." The vote tally recorded in the meeting was two yes votes and no recorded no votes or abstentions.
The board set its next meeting for Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. and adjourned.
Notes: The transcript uses multiple informal spellings for a neighboring hangar ("Timbergh," "Timberg," "Timberth"). The article preserves the substance of the discussion; spellings inconsistent in the record are listed in the proper_names field.
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