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AC 150/5300-4B 6/24/75 a. Food and drink dispensers are usually enough to satisfy initial needs at general aviation airports. Dispenser service requires little attention to operate. The dispensers should be grouped so they can be seen from the main circulation route between the waiting area and the operation/management office. b. If the coffee shop or dining room is contemplated, it will usually be operated by a concessionaire. It is important to select this concessionaire early enough for him to help in planning his part of the administration building. He should compute the size of his space in terms of seated patrons and the kind and amount of food service and preparation equipment. The following planning considerations are important: (1) Direct relation with the waiting room. (2) Convenient route from public entrances. (3) Direct access from the food preparation area to the outside service drive. (4) View of the airfield activity from the seating area. (5) Compliance with public health agency requirements. 55. PUBLIC RESTROOMS. Plan restrooms to be immediately accessible from the waiting room. 56. ROADS AND AUTO PARKING. Roads and parking areas directly related to the administration building may be established after the configuration of the building, including passenger entrances and exits and service entries, has been arranged. The important considerations are as follows: a. Locate short -limit parking or stopping spaces close to the main off -field public entrance, enough distance being left between building and parking spaces for any future building expansion planned toward these parking spaces. b. Consolidate public and employee parking spaces into one centrally located parking area when both an administration building and a hangar area are contemplated. This plan is feasible when a convenient relation is established from the first between the administration building and the hangars. c. For special events, provide one or more well -drained turfed areas, located beside the airport access roads, for overflow parking. Page 56 Chap 10 Par 54