HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-02-04 Airport Commission SummaryKENAI AIRPORT COMMISSION
February 4, 1989 - 9- 30 A.M.
Mr. D's
Chairman Tom Irwin Presiding
NOTE TO COMMISSIONERS - The meeting will be a no-host breakfast.
AGENDA
1. ROLL CALL
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of November 10, 1988
4. OLD BUSINESs
a. Discussion- Strip for "Peninsula Cruisers" Car Club
b. Discussion- Regulations for Float Plane Basin
5. NEW BUSINESS
6. AIRPORT MANAGER' S REPORT
7. COMMISSION COMMENTS & QUESTIONS
8. ADJOURNMENT
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KENAI AIRPORT COMMISSION
February 4, 1989 - 9'30 A.M.
Mr. D's
Chairman Tom Irwin Presiding
1. ROLL CALL
Present- Irwin, Ames, Dean, Knopper, Shackleton, Summers
Absent: Toppa
Also Present- Councilwoman O'Reill¥, Airport Manager Ernst,
Secretary Loper
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Chairman Irwin wished to add election of officers and delete the
Peninsula Cruisers. Agenda was approved with the addition and
deletion.
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of November 10, 1988
Commissioner Dean asked to correct page 2 reference to $360 per
month and $480 per month, both figures should read per year. On
page 1 the last paragraph, figures read $30 to $40,000 a year and
should read $30,000 to $40,000.
The minutes were approved as corrected.
4. OLD BUSINESS
a.. Discussion- Stri~ for "Peninsula Cruisers" Car Club
The representatives were not able to appear, this item deleted.
b~ Discussion- Regulations for Float Plane. Basin
Airport Manager Ernst handed out copies of proposed regulations
along with other information which he wished to take up under the
Manager' s Report.
5. NEW BUSINESS
a. Report from Nav~ Homeporting Project
There is no report as yet. Mayor Williams was unable to obtain
information on his trip to Hawaii other than a report will be made
in the future. The Gramm-Rudman Act is supposed to be ending soon
which might open up a lot of new areas for funding.
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b. Meetin~ with Air Force Recruiter
Chairman Irwin reported on the relationship with the Air Force and
Reserves. The reserves are looking at this area for basing and if
that is the case, they will be looking at bringing in C-130's.
Right now the Guard owns all equipment such as planes. With the
Gramm-Rudman Act gone, some of the equipment will go to the
reserves and it will be theirs.
6. AIRPORT MANAGER' S REPORT
Airport Manager Ernst reported on the following items'
a. Enplanement Report for one year and for five years.
b. Preapplication for drainage study
c. Preapplication for Airport Overlay
d. ~.~acquisition of land near the mid-section of the water
runway
e. Report on Airport Terminal Renovation
Manager Ernst gave a time line for the bar, restaurant, and gift
shop portions of the terminal. February 15th will be date
drafting the RFP's. Hot beverage dispensers have been installed
and hot coffee and other items are available during construction.
There are two approaches for leasing the three spaces at the
terminal, a) a set monthly rate and a one time.premium and, b)
establish a minimum bid. The second method was done previously
and while the operator never got below $2600 it was close.
Chairman Irwin asked about a display from the oil companies or
another other interested parties, Manager Ernst stated he would
have to defer to the Mayor on his plans.
An art student from KCHS will be painting a mural on the
construction wall to help the appearance until the renovations are
done.
The asbestos problem will probably cost about $10,000 which is
about what we gained on the sale of the equipment.
f. Rules & Regulations for Float Plane Basin
The packet containing the proposed rules and regulations is from
those drafted for Lake Hood and while they are more stringent than
is needed for this small facility, it is a beginning. Manager
Ernst asked the Commission to look over the drafts including the
draft for a Revocable Permit and bring then to the next meeting.
Also to be addressed by the Commission are buildings and fuel
tanks. Pay phones will probably be available at the north end.
Three porta potties will be provided with one available during the
winter months.
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Commissioner Shackleton asked about the availability of water to
the west side, stating that it would be foremost for operators.
Manager Ernst stated that water is available from the tank nearby.
The target date for the float plane basin to be operational is
June.
g. There will be a student which will be taking care of the
grounds, i.e. mowing and planting this coming summer.
h. The runway overlay will take about three weeks. Planes will
be using half of the runway during that time. ERA will not be
able to use the Convair during that time, however, most other
commuter craft will have no problems. Commissioner Dean asked
about the lighting, they will be buried.
7. COMMISSION COMMENTS & QUESTIONS
a. Election of Chair
MOTION:
Chairman Irwin nominated Bob Summers, seconded by Commissioner
Knopper
VOTE:
Motion passed by unanimous consent
b. Election of Vice Chair
MOTION:
Commissioner Irwin nominated Josh Knopper, seconded by
Commissioner Shackleton
VOTE:
Motion passed by unanimous consent
8. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Janet A. Loper
Secretary