Airport Master Plan 2012 - City of Waterville

This hangar was moved to its present location from
its former location next to the former airport
terminal (now the bus station) in the early 1980’s.
It is over 50 years old and appears to be in generally
good structural condition although maintenance to
the exterior is needed to improve its appearance.
This hangar has electrical service provided from
Airport Road.
Blue Sky Hangar
Metal Arch Quonset Storage Building
Immediately south of the Blue Sky Aviation hangar
is a small metal quonset hut storage building,
approximately 30 feet by 50 feet (1,500 square feet)
with a dirt floor that was erected around 1985. This
building is currently used to store airport equipment.
The wooden doors have deteriorated over time.
Privately Owned Hangars
Quonset Storage Building
At the time of the inventory there were a
total of eight privately-owned conventional
hangars for general aviation aircraft located
on the south end of Taxiway D. These are
wood framed buildings, 42 feet square on
concrete slab foundations with composite
siding and Highfold doors. These hangars
were built since 2002 and are dark green in
color and uniform in appearance.
Another older hangar in the general aviation
hangar area is constructed of concrete
masonry blocks with a flat roof and is
approximately 50 feet by 45 feet in size
(2,250 square feet). It has a metal bi-fold
door and appears to be in functional
condition, although some exterior cracking
in the mortar was noted. Most of these
hangars appear to have electrical service.
Privately Owned Hangars
The City of Waterville Maine
Baseline Conditions – Page 1-11
Airport Solutions Group, LLC & The Louis Berger Group, Inc. December 2011