Evicted After Refusing to Sign a Written Lease

The fact that you had to move your plane doesn't make the terms "unfair or unreasonable."
The FAA gives pretty broad leeway in those grant terms. They pretty much have to run off a class of users before you can even attract their attention and even so getting them to do anything on grant condition enforcement is difficult.
So you're stuck with a local non-residential lease situation in practice, which I can almost guarantee you are going to lose. Federal grant conditions will mean squat to the local court.

Flyingron isn't a lawyer, but he is a pilot, owns one hanger, leases another, and has been involved in airport contracts for several aviation businesses over the years.

I realize what you are saying about the Feds and FFA a few years back other tentants go them involved and really nothing happened. Since the lawyer has been running this whole show from the very beginning he has pressured and threatened me to sign a lease that has knows is in at least 8 or more violation of Federal rules , maybe he is the one I need to file suit against. He also lied in court about not receiving file documents that his secretary testified she had received 3 days prior to the trial. What is your opinion?