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04-30-2015 APM+HUTCHINSON AIRPORT COMMISSION April 30, 2015 Meeting Notes Joint meeting with Airport Master Plan Advisory Group 4:00 p.m. Supper Break 5:00 Airport Commission Meeting 5:30 p.m. Airport Arrival/Departure Building Conference Room Joint meeting with Master Plan Advisory Group Agenda FAA/MnDOT Sandy DePottey Gina Mitchell Rylan Juran Bolton-Menk Airport Commission City ofHutchinson Silas Parmar Cole Hartfiel McLeod County Marc Telecky Cheryl Dooley Gary Forcier Dick Freeman Matt Jaunich Ross Peterson Kent Exner Joel Schwarze Dan Jochum Dave Skaar John Olson 1. Review final draft Master Plan Update and Airport Layout Plan Update Melissa Underwood, Bolton-Menk, presented final draft ALP update documents. All the pages of the ALP were identified and various components of the ALP were explained. Of note was the location of a potential, future crosswind runway and stopways for Runway 15/33. Discussion among the group indicated support for recommending adoption of the Master Plan/Airport Layout Plan updates, as presented, with minor corrections offered by the group. Next steps in the process: 1) Airport Commission to review, comment, recommend approval 2) Plan presented to Planning Commission 3) Plan presented to City Council for adoption 4) Post & file as a public City plan. +HUTCHINSON AIRPORT COMMISSION April 30, 2015 Meeting Notes Airport Commission Agenda Members present: Cheryl Dooley, Dick Freeman, Dave Skaar, Members absent: Ross Peterson, Joel Schwarze, Mayor Gary Forcier (Council Representative) Others Present: _John Olson, City of Hutchinson; Others present: Meeting called to order at 5:30 p.m. There was not a quorum of members present. 1. Approve March 19, 2015 Airport Commission Minutes Due to lack of quorum, no motion was made to approve minutes. 2. Airport Commission Joel Schwarze (to 09/15, first full-term) Ross Peterson (to 09/16, first full-term) Dick Freeman (to 09/17, second full-term) Dave Skaar (to 09/18, first full-term) Cheryl Dooley (to 09/19, first full-term) Gary Forcier (Council representative) Review meeting schedules & find interest forms for serving on the Airport Commission at www.ci.hutchinson.mn.us Olson reported that at the May 12 City Council meeting, City staff will present proposed changes to Airport Commission terms. Term modifications are proposed as follows. : 3. Hangars See attached map 4. Finance/Budget — a) Airport financial statements — reports attached o March, 2015 (12.8% of budget expended through 25.0% of year) 5. Operational Issues (Open Projects) a) ASI Jet — Based upon the discussion held in March, Olson reported that City staff is working on a plan to construct office space in Hangar #1720. To -date, preliminary discussions have been held with the City Building Official, and general plans have been made as to the method of construction. Sketches are being made of the proposed project, which will be followed by drawings necessary to secure price quotations from construction contractors for the work. b) 2014/2015 AIP Project (Runway, taxiway, apron rehab) — To -date, an advertisement for bid has been published. A pre-bid conference was held yesterday (April 29). The bid opening is scheduled for Adjust current term Additional term Schwarze — 01/2015 to 09/2015 eligible 10/2015 — 09/2017 Peterson — 01/2015 to 09/2015 eligible 10/2015 — 09/2017 Freeman — 01/2015 to 09/2016 not eligible; term would be 10/2016-09/2018 Skaar - 01/2015 to 09/2016 eligible 10/2016 — 09/2018 Dooley - 01/2015 to 09/2017 eligible 10/2017 — 09/2019 3. Hangars See attached map 4. Finance/Budget — a) Airport financial statements — reports attached o March, 2015 (12.8% of budget expended through 25.0% of year) 5. Operational Issues (Open Projects) a) ASI Jet — Based upon the discussion held in March, Olson reported that City staff is working on a plan to construct office space in Hangar #1720. To -date, preliminary discussions have been held with the City Building Official, and general plans have been made as to the method of construction. Sketches are being made of the proposed project, which will be followed by drawings necessary to secure price quotations from construction contractors for the work. b) 2014/2015 AIP Project (Runway, taxiway, apron rehab) — To -date, an advertisement for bid has been published. A pre-bid conference was held yesterday (April 29). The bid opening is scheduled for May 6, 2015. The project will be brought to the City Council on May 12 for their consideration. The City Council can approve the project, contingent upon receipt of Federal & State funding. c) Capital Improvement Plan — The Master Plan update identified several capital projects. Over the course of the neat few Airport Commission meetings, it is recommended that the Commission consider each of those projects and assign a priority rating to them. 6. Other Discussions & New Business a) Airport 50t' anniversary celebration (Water Carnival Fly -In 2015). i. Update on progress of the display and projected photos b) Other discussions/new business: i. Zoning Outreach meetings — Email sent 04/23/2015. Olson is planning to attend May 29 meeting in Mankato. ii. City staff met with Johnson Controls regarding a proposal from them relating to installation of LED runway/taxiway lighting. Their proposal was for $93,129. This included LED lights & fixtures, transformers, and a constant current regulator. Based on calculations, the estimated savings for maintenance would be $3,003 and the estimated savings for electricity would be $374 per year. Taking the total project cost of $93,129 maintenance/electricity savings per year of $3,377, which equates to a 28 -year payback, which is far greater than the standard payback considered feasible of 7-10 years. At this point, because the Master Plan update identified moving from MIRL to HIRL and from reflectorized taxiway to MIRL taxiway lighting, City staff is recommending waiting until such a project were implemented to consider LED lighting. iii. Airport Consulting Engineer — The original Master Agreement with Bolton -Meek is expiring. At this point, City staff recommends extending the Master Agreement for one additional year, which should likely get us through the current project. At that time, we can determine whether to enter into another Master Agreement with them or schedule a consultant search. Historically, the City has used 3 -year increments for Master Agreements. If it's approved by the Commission, there will be a request to the City Council for the May 12 meeting to extend the Master Agreement with Bolton -Meek for one year. At approximately 6:40 pm, the meeting was adjourned. NEXT MEETING: Regularly scheduled meeting May 21, 2015