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CIiY OF_�1 / * Airport Advisory Board
� � July 16, 2014 7:30 AM
WA S H I N G TO N Airport office
Conference Room 1
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING: 7:30am
CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
PUBLIC COMMENT: Members of the public may make wmments at this time on any items not
appearing on the agenda that are of interest to the pubiic and are within the jurisdiction of the
Board. Comments relating to items on today's agenda are to be taken at the time the item is
heard. Time allotted to each speakeris determined by the Board Chair, however, comments will
generalljr be limited to three minutes.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: June 18'", 2014
PRESENTATIONS AND ROUTINE REPORTS:
1. AIRPORT BRANDING..........................................................................................TAB 1
2. REVIEW OF AIRPORT BUDGET PERFORMANCE..........: ::..:.................:....:..::TAB 2
3. REVIEW OF MATRIX...........................................................................................TAB 3
BOARD ACTION ITEMS:
1. NONE
BOARD GUIDANCE AND INFORMATION ITEMS:
1. AIRPORT ASPHALT REPAIR 8 SEAL.....:..:.:::.....................::.............................TAB 4
2. UPDATE ON PROPOSED HANGAR ROW 3 ENCLOSURE PROJECT..............TAB 5
3. AIRPORT MANAGER'S REPORT........................................................................TAB 6
A. Noise Compiaints
B. Occupancy Report
C. Review Fuel Operations
SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING MEETINGS: The Board Chair and Airport Manager shall
determine tlie agenda. Scheduled meetings of the Auburn Advisory Board are as follows:
• Regular Board Meeting —August 20, 2014, 730 AM: Auburn Airport Office Conference Room
1, 506 23`tl St, Auburn, WA 98002
• Regular Board Meeting —September 17, 2014, 7:30 AM: Auburn Airport Office Conference
Room 1, 506 23ftl St, Auburn, WA 98002
ADJOURNMENT OF MEETING
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Auburn Airport Advisory Board Notes for June 18, 2014
Board Members Present:
Mark Babcock -Chair
Don Peters
John Theisen
Josh Clearman
Bob Jones - excused
Visitors:
Rock Snodgrass- Airport tenant
Bob Myers - Airport tenant
Jim Flynn - WPA
Ross Heller - Airport tenant
Meeting Date: June 18, 2014
Time: 7:30 A.M.
City Staff Present:
Bill Peloza, City of Auburn, Councilmember
Airport Management Present:
Jamelle Garcia
Kasey Maiorca
Linda Eskesen
Place: Auburn Municipal Airport, 506 23rd St. NE., Conference Room 1
Public Comment: Ross Heller, an Auburn Condo Hangar Association tenant inquired about the feasibility of adding a
mail box in an area near the "D" Street entry of the condo association.
Approval of Minutes: A motion was made and seconded to adopt the Advisory Board minutes of May 28, 2014.
Presentations and Routine Reports:
1. FBO Services: AMG relocated to the vacant 506 building and conducts airport management functions.
AMG has begun to implement some valued services including, but not limited to: fueling, parking, rental cars, hotels,
catering, pilot and passenger lounge, flight planning and a conference room available to conduct business of the airport. A
suggestion was made to include a posted list of nearby hotels and restaurants outside the drop box payment area for
transient customers. Mr. Maiorca said in the future AMG has plans to build a covered shelter that will house this type of
information. Mr. Garcia and Mr. Maiorca explained the TFBO accounting system which is aviation based, and currently in
use by AMG.
2. Airport Branding: Mr. Maiorca said Brandner Communications was asked to give a proposal on the cost to develop a
logo and tagline with the possibility of future marketing. The owner, Paul Brandner, obtained his Private Pilot's license here
at Auburn and is supportive with the direction the City wants to take airport and believes strongly in the future of the
Auburn Airport. A suggestion was made to use Dick Scobee Field in the tag line. Mr. Maiorca will invite Mr. Brandner to the
next Advisory Board meeting.
3. Review of Airport Budget Performance: A copy of the one year budget performance created by AMG was reviewed and
Advisory Board Members stated they appreciated the clarity of its format. The year -to -date report indicates a 6% increase
from the budgeted income.
4. Review of the matrix: Done.
Board Action Items: A motion was made and seconded by the Advisory Board to use monies from the Enterprise
Fund to pay for the non -FAA eligible work for the crack repair and slurry seal project.
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Board Guidance and Information Items:
1.2015 MAI Appraisal: The land leases at the Auburn Municipal Airport have an annual CPI increase every 5
years. The agreement requires a MAI market rate appraisal to be conducted and rates adjusted accordingly.
AMG recommends to the AAB and the City to select S.Murray Brackett, MAI Valbridge Property Advisors /Allen,
Brackett, Shedd perform the required restricted use appraisal. The last MAI appraisal was conducted by Murray,
Brackett and Shedd in 2010. Mr. Brackett is very knowledgeable of airport properties and his company
completes most of the market analysis in the Puget Sound area.
2. Airport Asphalt Repair and Seal: This project is substantially FAA /State eligible and grants have been
submitted to both agencies. There are areas which are not eligible for grant funding. As an example there is
approx. 50 feet of the taxi lanes between the hangars and some access road areas which are not eligible. These
areas are identified on the Engineers Estimate worksheet. There are sound reasons to complete these non -
eligible areas providing the airport enterprise fund can support this project. Completion of the entire project
requires only one advertisement and bid process no additional engineering costs or additional scope of work.
After much discussion and debate, there was a motion made and unanimously passed that the AAB
recommends to the City of Auburn complete the entire airport pavement project including the non -FAA
eligible alternative work.
3. Update on Proposed Hangar Row 3 Enclosure Project: June 5, 2014 AMG met with Rupert Engineering, VRFA
representatives and Mike from City planning about designing the door enclosure. All parties agreed on metal
walls with fire walls to keep enclosure under 5,000 square feet. June 12, 2014, AMG met with Rupert
Engineering to finalize creation of drawings for the project.
AMG staff projects demand from the current waiting list for closed hangars that an additional $345 per hangar
per month ($5,175 annually) could be realized for each hangar completed with $62,100 annually at 100%
occupancy.
4. Airport Manager's Report:
Topic A: Noise Complaints
Number of complaints: 6
Number of complainants: 1
Topic B: Occupancy Report
Type
Occupied
Percentage
Change
Open Hangar
57
67%
+2
Open Twin Hangar
4
67%
-1
Row 9 -10
40
100%
0
Row 2
14
100%
0
Tie Down
35
39%
0
Storage Units
7
58%
0
Topic C: Fuel Prices
Fuel price at Auburn increased slightly from last month, due to rising fuel prices.
Topic D: 400 Building Update
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After the building was vacated, walls were patched, textured and painted and the carpet professionally
cleaned. The building has been setup with workstations similar to Airport Office units. AMG paid the
cost for the repairs.
• Regular Board Meeting - July 16, 2014, 7:30 AM: Auburn Airport Office Conference Room 1, 506 23rd
St., Auburn, WA 98002.
Adjournment of Meeting - 9:26 A.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Aviation Management Group, LLC
On behalf of the City of Auburn
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Auburn Airport
Agenda Item Summary
Topic:
Airport Branding
Developing a logo and tagline to market the airport
Purpose:
X Information Guidance Decision
Recommendation:
NA
Last Action:
Interviewed Brandner Communications to discuss developing an Auburn Airport
logo and marketing materials.
Discussion:
Brandner Communications was asked to give a proposal on the cost to develop
a logo and tagline with the possibility of future marketing. The owner, Paul
Brandner, obtained his Private Pilot's license here at Auburn and is supportive
with the direction the City wants to take airport and believes strongly in the
future of the Auburn Airport.
Fiscal Impact:
$4,040
Strategy:
Coordinate with the City's appropriate staff as not to lose any connection with
the City's branding and tag line, but to develop tools to specifically market the
airport effectively to the General Aviation, business aviation and surrounding
communities. This would include airport signage for buildings, hangars,
information signs that all tie into the central concept of the airport.
Attachments: Tacoma Narrows Examples
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Auburn Airport
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Auburn Airport
Agenda Summary Item
Recommendation: N/A
Last Action: N/A
Discussion: Work continues on the expenses and other cash flow items. As AMG's
statement on the airport match the City's working capital statement, a complete
report will be issued.
Fiscal Impact: Current revenue stream is running 6.2% above forcast.
Strategy: N/A
Attachments: June 2014 One Year Budget Performance
May 2014 Working Capital Statement
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Auburn Airport
Agenda Summary Item
Run: 711112014 Aviation Management Group, LLC Page: 1
10:04AM One -bear Budget Performance Report
All departments Consolidated
For the Ivlonth Ending: 6{3012014 Year -To -Bate: 1!01!2014- 6{3012014
Account ACtUal Budgeted Variance Pct Actual Budgeted Variance Pct
Income
3014.41 Hangar Raw 2
4,053.14
4,444.44
53.14
1.3 °%
24,31384
24,044.00
318.84
1.3°%
3414.42 Hangar Row 3-7
11,081.28
8,666.67
2,414.61
27.9%
63,973.44
52,000.02
11,973.42
23.0"%
3414.43 Hangar Row 8
1,087.14
1,444.44
57.10
3.7%
6,957.44
6,000.00
957.44
16.0°%
3414.44 Hangar Rows 9114
16,543.64
15,444.44
1,543.60
14.3 %
99,261.64
90,444.00
9,261.60
10.3°%
3414.45 Tie down
2,393.50
2,333.33
65.17
2.9%
13, 367.63
13,999.98
-632.35
-4.5"%
3414.05 Transient
10.04
4.44
10.44
4.0 °%
337.81
0.00
337.81
0.0 °%
3414.47 Storage
850.49
833.33
16.76
2.0%
5,391.21
4,999.95
391.23
7.8°%
3414.10 Vehide Parking 362 -542
446.25
248.33
237.92
114.2%
2,861.25
1,249.95
1,611.27
128.9°%
3414.11 Property Lease 362 -541
15,210.44
15,444.44
210.44
1.4%
94,862.64
94,400.00
562.64
1.0 °%
3414.12 building Lease 362 -541
1,258.25
1,254.44
5.25
0.7%
5,549.54
7,544.04
- 1,954.50
- 26.0°%
3424.40 MiscellaneousAirport Income
4.44
166.67
- 166.67
-100.0 %
254.00
1,444.42
- 754.42
-75.9%
3424.41 Late Fees 362.542
80.44
83.33
-3.33
-4.0 °%
1,245.00
499.98
745.42
149.4 °%
3424.43 Security Fee 341 -930
1,377.54
1,254.44
127.50
10.2%
8,184.40
7,544.44
684.44
9.1%
3424.45 Gate Gard 369 -944
25.44
41.67
-16.67
_40.0 %
275.40
250.02
24.98
10.G %
3424.06 Wait List Fee 369 -944
50.44
0.00
54.44
0.0 °%
154.40
0.00
154.44
4.4 °%
3424.48 Fuel Commissions Income 344 -644
4.44
1,000.00
- 1,000.00
-100.0 %
938.61
6,440.00
- 5,064.39
-34.3%
Totallncome: 54,471.15 50,533.33 3,637.82 7.2 323,924.97 344,999.95 18,924.99 6.2%
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7/7/2014
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City of Auburn
Working Capital Statement
435 - AIRPORT
May, 2014
Monthly
Year -to -Date
Variance to
Percent of
Budget
Actual
Actual
Budget
Budget
Airport Security Service
15,000.00
1,370.00
6,802.50
8,197.50
45.4%
Property Leases
203,000.00
16,368.69
79,943.45
123,056.55
39.4%
Tiedown and Hangar Rent
380,000.00
36,150.84
180,709.26
199,290.74
47.6%
Other
12,000.00
0.00
939.61
11,060.39
7.8%
Total Operating Revenue
610,000.00
53,889.53
268,394.82
341,605.18
44.0%
Salaries & Wages
20,024.35
1,705.75
9,229.35
10,795.00
46.1%
Benefits
6,839.23
589.96
3,003.12
3,836.11
43.9%
Supplies
2,000.00
0.00
112.44
1,887.56
5.6%
Other Service Charges
441,840.00
35,552.20
209,470.40
232,369.60
47.4%
Depreciation &Amortization
416,800.00
33,473.62
167,368.17
249,431.83
40.2%
Total Operating Expenses
887,503.58
71,321.53
389,183.48
498,320.10
43.9%
Operating Income or Loss
(277,503.58)
(17,432.00)
(120,788.66)
43.5%
(156,714.92)
Interest Revenue
1,500.00
67.77
396.08
1,103.92
26.4%
Miscellaneous Revenue
500.00
50.00
(2,341.17)
2,841.17
(468.2)%
Debt Service Interest
41,675.00
20,837.50
20,837.50
20,837.50
50.0%
Total Non - operating Revenues (Expenses)
(39,675.00)
(20,719.73)
(22,782.59)
(16,892.41)
57.4%
Net Income or (Loss)
(317,178.58)
(38,151.73)
(143,571.25)
45.3%
(173,607.33)
Depreciation
416,800.00
33,473.62
167,368.17
249,431.83
40.2%
Total Items Not Effecting W/C
416,800.00
33,473.62
167,368.17
249,431.83
40.2%
Net W/C from Operations
99,621.42
(4,678.11)
23,796.92
23.9%
75,824.50
Increase in Contributions -FAA
534,207.00
0.00
0.00
534,207.00
0.0%
Increase in Contributions -Other Government
23,179.00
0.00
0.00
23,179.00
0.0%
Increase in Restricted Net Assets
0.00
0.00
(2,301.91)
2,301.91
0.0%
Increase in Deferred Credits
0.00
(2,139.11)
5,128.83
(5,128.83)
0.0%
Total Resources Other Than Operations
557,386.00
(2,139.11)
2,826.92
554,559.08
0.5%
Net Change in Restricted Net Assets
0.00
(576.86)
(2,301.91)
2,301.91
0.0%
Increase in Fixed Assets - Construction
723,066.00
5,281.23
105,207.97
617,858.03
14.6%
Debt Service Principal
125,000.00
0.00
0.00
125,000.00
0.0%
Total Uses Other Than Operations
848,066.00
4,704.37
102,906.06
745,159.94
12.1%
Net Change in W/C
$(76,282.22)
$(191,058.58)
$(11,521.59)
$(114,776.36)
39.9%
Working Capital, Beginning of Year
$655,082.00
$0.00
$801,284.01
($146,202.01)
122.3%
Working Capital, End of Period
464,023.42
(11,521.59)
725,001.79
(260,978.37)
156.2%
Net Change in W/C
$(191,058.58)
$(11,521.59)
$(76,282.22)
39.9%
$(114,776.36)
7/7/2014
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Last Revision Date:7/11/14
AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD - PROJECT TRACKING WORKSHEET
#
LEAD
PROJECT
CURRENT STATUS
WHAT'S NEXT
START
NEXT
EST.
Est. COST
DESCRIPTION
DATE
REVIEW
COMPL
DATE
DATE
Projects
11
Airport Master
City Staff/
Awaiting submission of draft to FAA
90 days after submittal, Draft will be returned with
11/2012
8/20/2014
3/31/15
$225,000
Plan Mid-
CW /AMG
comments then completed Master Plan submitted to
Term Update
City of Auburn for approval
19
City Staff
506 Building Update
AMG has moved to the west end of building. Phone
Bathrooms require repairs to become fully
11/2013
8/20/2014
TBD
TBD
s stem installed.
o erational.
21
AMG
Wildlife Hazard
Biologist surveys are ongoing as per scope of work.
Wait for observations to conclude at end of the year.
12/2013
11/19/14
3/31/15
$76,100
Assessment
25
AMG
Airport Asphalt Repair
See Tab 4
See Tab 4
02/2014
8/20/2014
12/31/14
$578,000
& Seal
Business
Development
27
City Staff
Helicopter School
City Staff to evaluate /prepare RFP for prospective
On Hold until master plan completion and approval
08/2013
7/16/2014
Ongoing
N/A
west side rotorcraft operations area.
28
AMG
Galvin
Correspondence sent regarding rental of back 600sgft
If Galvin does not send letter of intent, AMG will
01/2014
7/16/2014
TBD
TBD
of 506 building. No response as of this update.
market the area beginning 7/14/14.
31
AMG
T Hangar
See Tab 5
See Tab 5
02/2014
7/16/2014
Summer
$60 -$90k
Development
2014
34
AMG
AFS Building
Building is for sale. Mr. Garcia has contacted Mr.
Mr. Garcia after meeting with Mr. Kopp will
06/2014
7/16/2014
Ongoing
TBD
Kopp to discuss purchase options. AMG is soliciting
construct a business plan for City or Private
potential tenants and buyers.
purchase options.
Other Items
13
Board Only
General Airport
AMG is moving forward with planning the event for
AMG is inviting model trains, specialty automobiles
01/2012
7/16/2014
Ongoing
TBD
Events (Outreach)
Auburn Days. Mr. Garcia is coordinating with
and vintage or special use aircraft and food vendors.
Connie Henkie
Additionally, AMG will have a Grand Re- opening
event of the Airport Office on completion of the 506
building.
32
City Staff
Communications
Contract is in legal review. Comcast has accepted
Contract will go onto 2 committees and then
03/2014
7/16/2014
TBD
TBD
Infrastructure
the City's contract, terms and conditions, and various
Council approval. City Staff report project is on
language changes and are making the edits now.
track to meet original estimates. After committee
and contract approval of committee, Council and
Mayor would work with Comcast on finalizing
installation dates for Airport facilities.
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Auburn Airport
Agenda Item Summary
Recommendation:
Repair and seal all asphalt on airport property to prevent further deterioration
Last Action:
The bid opening was on July 1, 2014. The low bidder was Blackline. Next steps
are Municipal Services meeting and then Council approval, once approved a pre -
construction meeting will be scheduled.
Discussion:
This project is substantially FAA /State eligible and grants have been submitted
to both agencies. There are areas which are not eligible for grant funding. As
an example there is approx. 50 feet of the taxi lanes between the hangars and
some access road areas which are not eligible. These areas are identified on the
Engineers Estimate worksheet. There are sound reasons to complete these non -
eligible areas providing the airport enterprise fund can support this project.
Fiscal Impact:
See Bid Tabulation in Attachments
Strategy:
At both the Federal and State level asphalt preservation is given high priority
and scores high on the grant process. It is less expensive to preserve what is in
good shape than to rehabilitate or reconstruct asphalt after it has deteriorated.
Attachments: Bid Tabulation
Site Map
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BID TABULATION
SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Project Name: CP1324, Auburn Municipal Airport Runway and Apron Rehabilitation, Contract 14 -03
Schedule No.: A - Base Bid -FAA Eligible Work
Prepared by: City of Auburn
Bid Date: 711114
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE: $ 394,445.05
AVERAGE BID AMOUNT: $ 318,858.01
BID SPREAD AMOUNT: $ 92,139.31 BID Amount Spread $
LOW BIDDER: Rlackline Inc Slurry Seal $ 282,325.79
Second Bidder: Specialized Pavement Marking $ 299,783.13
Basic BID (Tax not Included)
BlacKline Inc Slurry Seal $ 282,325.79
Specialized Pavement Marki $ 299,783.13
VSS International $ 374,465.10
7/1/2014 (3:37 PM)
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$ (112,119.26)
$ (94,661.92)
Spread %
- 28.42%
- 24.00%
BID TABULATION
SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Project Name: CP1324, Auburn Municipal Airport Runway and Apron Rehabilitation, Contract 14 -03
Schedule No.: B - Additive Alternate -Non FAA Eligible Work
Prepared by: City of Auburn
Bid Date: 711114
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE: $ 125,418.45
AVERAGE BID AMOUNT: $ 125,032.41
BID SPREAD AMOUNT: $ 53,587.50
LOW BIDDER: Specialized Pavement Marking, Inc $
Second Bidder: Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $
Basic BID (Tax not Included)
Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $ 112,335.13
Specialized Pavement Markir $ 104,587.30
VSS International $ 158,174.80
7/I/2014 (5 :08 PM)
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BID Amount
104,587.30
112,335.13
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Spread $ Spread %
$ (2 0,831.15) - 16,61%
$ (13,083.32) - 10.43%
BID TABULATION
SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Project Name: CP1324, Auburn Municipal Airport Runway and Apron Rehabilitation, Contract 14 -03
Schedule No.: C - Additive Alternate -FAA Eligible Work
Prepared by: City of Auburn
Bid Date: 711114
ENGINEER`S ESTIMATE: $ 171,994.92
AVERAGE BID AMOUNT: $ 158,687.10
BID SPREAD AMOUNT: $ 42,167.60
LOW BIDDER: Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $
Second Bidder: Specialized Pavement Marking, Inc $
Basic BID (Tax not Included)
Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $ 133,169.40
Specialized Pavement Mark $ 167,554.91
VSS International $ 175,337.00
7/1/2014 (3:37 PM)
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BID Amount
133,169.40
167, 554.91
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Spread $ Spread %
$ (38,825.52) - 22.57%
$ (4,440.01) -2.58%
Project Name:
Prepared by:
Bid Date:
BID TABULATION
BID TOTALS SUMMARY
CP1324, Auburn Municipal Airport Runway and Apron Rehabilitation, Contract 14 -03
City of Auburn
711114
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE: $ 691,858.42
AVERAGE BASIC BID AMOUNT: $ 602,577.52
BASIC BID SPREAD AMOUNT: $ 180,146.58 Basic BID Amount Spread $ Spread %
LOW BIDDER: Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $ 527,830.32 - $164,028.10 - 23.71%
Second Bidder: Specialized Pavement Marking, Inc $ 571,925.34 - $119,933.08 - 17.33%
Basic BID (Tax not Included) Total BID (Tax Included)
Blackline Inc Slurry Seal $ 527,830.32 $ 577,974.20
Specialized Pavement Markin $ 571,925.34 $ 626,258.25
VSS International $ 707,976.90 $ 775,234.71
7/1/2014 (3:37 PM)
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Auburn Airport
Agenda Item Summary
Recommendation: Consider enclosing Hangar Row 3 to increase occupancy of vacant open hangars
and to bring aircraft onto the airport from the enclosed hangar waiting list.
Last Action: Rupert Engineering has completed 90% of plan set. We received one Cost
estimate from Waters and Wood. Another meeting is scheduled for 7/14/14 to
review plan set and make certain adjustments discovered during last meeting.
Discussion: AMG will update AAB on outcome of 7/14 meeting and next steps. Current wait
list is 12 waiting for hangars. AMG receives numerous inquiries per week
regarding closed hangars.
Fiscal Impact: AMG staff projects demand from the current waiting list for closed hangars that
an addition $345 per hangar per month ($4,200 annually) could be realized for
each hangar completed and $5,175 per month ($62,100 annually) at 100%
occupancy. Strategy: As mentioned, this topic has been well discussed in
various meeting and is identified in the updated (pending) Airport Master Plan
Update being completed by Century West. A targeted outreach effort to bring
new aircraft to the airport and not to compete with existing tenants will begin
after approval.
Attachments: Hard copy of drawings (provided at meeting)
Initial proposal from Waters & Wood
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Auburn Airport
Airport Managers Report
Topic A: NOISE COMPLAINTS
Number of Complaints Since Last Meeting: 8
Number of Complainants:
Location: 1 Mile SW of Airport
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Topic B:
Type
Open Hangar
Open Twin Hangar
Row 9 -10
Row 2
Tie Down
Storage Units
Auburn Airport
Airport Managers Report
Occupancy Report
Occupied
58
4
40
14
34
7
Percentage
Change
68%
+1
67%
0
100%
0
100%
0
38%
-1
58%
0
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Auburn Airport
Airport Managers Report
Topic C: REVIEW FUEL PRICES
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