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County commissioners approve five-year extension of airport hangar leases

The Habersham County Board of Commissioners extended lease terms for airport hangars that are set to revert to county ownership.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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The story

In November 2024, the Habersham County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a five-year extension of the existing leases for hangars A-4 and G-5 at the Habersham County Airport, at $300 per month.

Sources11 Executive Summary- Transfer of Airport Hangar G5 from McDonald to Curcio

A county packet from April 2025, prepared in connection with a proposed swap of hangars between two lessees, noted that airport hangars A, F, and G would revert to county ownership on January 1, 2025, with lease terms listed at $300 per hangar.

Sources14 Executive Summary- Hangar Swap Between Michelle Curcio G1 and James Butterworth G4

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Five-year extension of existing lease agreements for airport Hangars A, F, and G reverting to county ownership

airport hangats A, F, and G, which will revert to county ownership on January 1, 2025.

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Five-year lease extension for hangars A-4 and G-5 at Habersham County Airport

the Habersham County Boatd of Commissioners voted to apptove one five-year extension of yout existing leases for hangats A-4 and G-5 at the Habersham County Aitpott.

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