HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-01-10 - Agendas - Final • AGENDA FOR THE AIRPORT BOARD MEETING
January 10, 2002
1 :30 p.m.
Airport Conference Room
4500 S. School Avenue
1 . Call to Order.
Introduction of Ray Boudreaux, Director of Aviation and Economic Development.
2. Approval of the December 6, 2001 minutes.
3. Old Business:
a. Update: Gate # 10 (gate to T-hangar complex)
b. Update: FBO
C. Airport Traffic Report
d. Update: Construction
(1). Airfield Rehabilitation
(2). T-hangar Drainage
e. Airport Signage.
• 4. New Business:
a. Consideration of a request from the Arkansas Air Museum for a sponsorship of a
maximum of 2,000 gallons of aircraft fuel to be used during the Museum's Air Fest
2002 (letter attached).
b. Extension ofengineering contract with McClelland Engineers forone additional year
(3-7-02 thru 3-6-03).
C. Consideration of a request from Ms. Kay Swanner (secretary in Mayor Coody's
office) to conduct a craft show in the terminal building (letter is attached).
5 . Other Business:
a. Strategic Planning Meeting
b. Items from Airport Board
C. Items from the Public -
6. Adjourn.
PLEASE NOTE: A reception for new Airport Director Ray Boudreaux will follow the
meeting in the Conference Room at 3:00 p.m.
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FAYETTEVILLE
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
DAN COODV, MAYOR 4500 School Ave., SuKe F
• Fayetteville, AR 72701
501.718.7642
AVIATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
RAY M. SOUDREAID% DIRECTOR
TO: Airport Board Members
THOU: Ray M. Boudreaux, Director
FROM: James Nicholson, Financial Coordinato
DATE: January 4, 2002 J
SUBJECT: FBO Status Update - Year End 2001
Background: On August 1 , 2001 , the City of Fayetteville assumed operation of the FBO at
Drake Field. The FBO was launched utilizing existing airport staff, augmented by two additional
employees. Under City management, the Fayetteville Municipal Airport FBO, achieved several
milestones of note in 2001 :
Negotiated a temporary agreement with the existing wholesale supplier and
completed transition in 6 days with no break in service to aviation customers.
Trained existing staff in the areas of; safe operation refueler equipment, fuel
quality control testing, and customer service.
Reduced the retail price of aviation fuel to Drake Field customers by
approximately 28%
Negotiated a long term supplier contract with Avfuel Corporation resulting in
lower fuel costs and newer refueler equipment.
Saw a 40% increase in volume fuel sales compared to the same period in 2000
• even though aviation activity plummeted during September and subsequent
weeks after events of September 11 , 2001 .
Provided base-customer credit service and consolidated fuel/hangar monthly
billing.
Contacted aviation related outlets and media, including web-based sources, to
update FBO services information for Drake Field.
Successfully handled the Airport usage demands of University of Arkansas
sporting events including providing complimentary snacks and beverages to
pilots and passengers. Airport Board members volunteered to act as hospitality
hosts during game days. A great group effort!
Looking Toward 2002: The Airport faces important challenges for the coming year. One of
those challenges is determining whether the City should continue to operate the FBO over the
long term. With regard to the Airport's general budgetary environment, we must now renew our
focus on the extent to which the FBO can help support the financial requirements of the airport.
Budget Considerations: Through the experience of the past months, the actual operations
costs to run the FBO have been identified and these costs are allocated proportionately in the
FY2002 airport budget so that all airport operations costs are fairly distributed to their respective
programs in the Airport budget. As a result, fuel retail pricing will necessarily be adjusted to
more correctly reflect the FBO operations expense.
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Attachments: 2000/2001 Fuels sales comparison graph
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y ; -., - r,The'Arkansas Air Museum will host Airfest 2002 on Saturday, June 15` ' and Sunday,
Jure"16m 2002. This event draws a large crowd to Drake Field and brings in aircraft
from Warbirds to classics as well as experimentals. Airfest is a non-waivered event.
All the flying is done under tower control.
In the past, the former F.B.O. has donated 2000 gallons of aviation fuel for the event.
Now that the city is operating the F.B.O. we are requesting that fuel be provided for
Airfest. Some of the aircraft expected is a Boeing B-17, North American P-51 and 50,
• a T-6, several WWII Trainers as well as post WWII military aircraft. Classic aircraft the
Res of Mr. Mulligan and the Mystery Ship racers will be here, among others.
This event is certainly aviation related. It is educational as well as entertaining. It shows
Drake Field in the best possible light. It increases tower activity and of course many
more operations than usual.
This will bean excellent opportunity to market Drake Field to the aviation community
and prospective tenants, and it will help assure that Airfest 2002 is a very successful
' : event for the Arkansas Air Museum as well as the City of Fayetteville.
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FAYETTEVILLE
THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS
DAN GOODY, MAYOR
• 4500 Scl061 Ava., Suite F
Fayet[evllk727, AR 72707
501.778.7642
AVIATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
RAY M. SOUDREAUK, DIRECTOR
TO: Airport Board Members
THRU: Ray M. Boudreaux, Director ���,,,///
FROM: James Nicholson, Financial Coordinatdj'
DATE: January 4, 2002 v
SUBJECT: Amendment #2 to Agreement for Engineering Services
Background: On March 7, 2000 the Fayetteville City Council approved an engineering contract
with McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc. for multiple capital imp(ovement projects scheduled
at Drake Field . The contract was for one year with two one-year §Aensions. Included in the
original contract approval were Task order #'s 1 & 2, Lancaster Drive extension project, and
Engineering and construction observation of two 8-bay T-hangars respectively.
On December 19, 2000, the engineering contract was approved for renewal of the second year
extension period with task order #'s 3 thru 8 added. Projects included Large Scale
Development Plan, Pavement Rehabilitation, and hangar design. Other projects included in the
task list did not go forward due to changing conditions/priorities. Task order # 8, the Pavement
Rehabilitation project, is currently underway and due to be completed in the spring 2002. The
current contract with McClelland Consulting Engineers expires on March 6, 2002.
• Purpose: Anticipated in 2002 is Phase I of the extension of Taxiway "A" to the east-side
development area in proximity to the pending USDA Forest Service Firefighting Base
development.
The purpose of this request is to approve renewal of the engineering contract for the third of the
possible three years as described in the initial engineering services agreement. McClelland
Consulting Engineers, Inc. are incorporating final revisions to Task Order #9, Engineering and
Construction Observation for Taxiway "A" Extension. Task Order #9 will be incorporated with
the contract renewal for presentation for approval of the City Council at their meeting of
February 5, 2002.
Budget Considerations:
The taxiway extension project is included in the airport's Capital Improvements program budget.
No change to the budget is necessary at this time.
Requested Action: Staff recommends approval by the Board to forward the attached
Agreement for Engineering Services with McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc. to the
Fayetteville City Council for their approval. In addition staff requests that Task Order #9 be
approved in concept for forwarding to City Council to facilitate expediency in the review and
approval process.
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• Attachment: Amendment No. 2 to Agreement for Engineering Services
• AMENDMENT NO. 2
TO
AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES
DRAKE FIELD, FAYETTEVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
The basic agreement entitled CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, AGtqEMENT FOR
ENGINEERING SERVICES, is hereby amended. The referenced basic agreement
pertains to proposed improvements to Drake Field, Fayetteville's Municipal Airport.
This Amendment entered into and executed on the date indicated beneath the
signature blocks, by and between the City of Fayetteville (OWNER) and McClelland
• Consulting Engineers (ENGINEER) extends the duration of the contract for the third of
a possible three years, as allowed in the first paragraph on page 1 of the basic
agreement. This action is taken to allow the Engineer to undertake design and
construction administration services beyond the already-amended contract expiration
date of March 7, 2002. As a result, the amended contract expiration date becomes
March 7, 2003.
SECTION I m PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The types of projects to be undertaken during this extended period include, but are not
necessarily limited to, Large Scale Development Planning, hangar additions, pavement
rehabilitation and improvements, site drainage improvements, and runway/taxiway
• construction.
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SECTION If - BASIC AGREEMENT IN EFFECT:
Except as amended specifically herein, the basic AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING
SERVICES shall remain in full force as originally approved and executed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this AGREEMENT to be duly
executed as of the date and year first herein written.
FOR THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE:
By: Attest:
Mayor
Date:
FOR McCLELLAND CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. :
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FAYETTEVILLE
THE CRY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS
• DAN GOODY, MAYOR
4500 ScAaol Aw., Suite F
Fayetteville, AR 77707
AVIATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 501.718.71142
RAV M. BOUDREAUX, DIRECTOR
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TO: Airport Board Members
THRU: Ray M. Boudreaux, Director
FROM : James Nicholson, Financial Coordinator
DATE: January 4, 2002
SUBJECT: Request From Kay Swanner
Background: Kay Swanner has requested to lease space in the terminal building for a
three-day craft fair in March . At previous board meetings, . afrport board members have
expressed the desire to formulate a standard policy regardirg1hese types of requests.
A discussion of the issues related to such a policy is a board priority as we begin 2002,
however no such policy is developed as of yet.
Ms. Swanner has indicated she would like to have a decision within the earliest possible
timeframe in order to begin planning and recruiting vendors for the event. She has
asked that her request be put before the board at the January meeting .
Budget Considerations : Previously we have determined a square foot lease rate of
• $. 12 per foot per day. Booths are 10' x10', therefore the rental would be $ 12 per booth
per day or $36 for three days. Ms Swanner has mentioned that she thinks that cost may
be prohibitive for the participants of the fair. She is requesting that the $ 12 fee per
booth be for the three-day period instead of a per day basis.
Requested Action : Consideration and decision with regard to the request.
Staff Recommendation : In consideration of previously stated board desires relative to
requests of this kind , Staff respectfully requests board guidance in this instance.
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Attachment: Letter of request from Kay Swanner.
• December 19, 2001
TO: Fayetteville Airport Board
FROM: Kay Swanner
861 S.Parkwood j )/a•33 3
Fayetteville, AR 72701
RE: Space Rental at Airport
I would be interested in renting space at the Fayetteville airport,lo ,hold a Spring Craft
Fair during the dates of March 15, 16 and 17. If things go as desired and I get enough
interest, I would also like to extend this to a summer, fall and Christmas craft fair.
I would anticipate renting out space in10 x 10 increments to various vendors. I would
like to feature individual home made products but would also like to rent to vendors such
as Avon, Home Interior, etc.
I also have an interest in providing an area where local church groups could sell hot dogs
or nachos, etc. as fund raisers for their groups.
• As this will be a first venture of this type, I would anticipate a minimum of 25 vendors
but would like to have enough space available should I get a larger interest. As it will
take several months to get the advertising started and vendors signed up I would like to
have approval at the January 10, 2002 meeting if possible.
I understand the cost would be $. 12 per foot which would amount to $ 12.00 per 10 x 10
space. I would like to ask that this fee be for the entire show as on a daily basis this
would probably prohibit a lot of vendors from participating. I would like to work with
staff as vendors sign up to increase the amount of space needed to accommodate those
who apply.
I would like to keep the craft fair as a family oriented fair and would not request to permit
gun or ammunition vendors, or anyone selling objectionable material not of a family
nature.
Sincerely,
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Kay Swanner
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• AIRPORT BOARD MEETING
December 6, 2001
MEMBERS PRESENT: Charles Wallace, Rick McKinney, Frank Burggraf, Frank Sperandeo,
Mike Andrews, Dave Bowman, Otto Loewer
STAFF PRESENT: Dale Frederick, James Nicholson, Louise Powers
OTHERS PRESENT: Sharla Bardin-The Morning News; Jarrett McFarlin-FAA FSDO Little
Rock; John Kalagias-Ark. Air Museum; Wayne Jones-McClelland Consulting Engineers; Don
Nelms-tenant; Terry Collier-tenant; Sarah Terry-NW Ark. Times; Greg McCoy-Ark. Aviation
Technology Center
WALLACE: ITEM #I : Call to Order
Welcomed those attending in person and those attending by television, and
also welcomed Mr. Mac McFarlin, FAA Safety Inspector from Little Rock
FSDO.
ITEM #2: Approval of the October 4. 2001 Minutes
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES WAS APPROVED.
• ITEM #3: Approval of the November 1, 2001 Minutes
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES WAS APPROVED.
ITEM #4: Old Business
NICHOLSON: Responding to questions on the Gate #10 repair (to the T-hangar complex),
the office is receiving bids for a larger gate and gate controls.
BOARD SUGGESTIONS: Recommended using an aluminum gate as a gate control was worn out
on a previous gate several years ago. It was suggested to install a sensor so
the gate won't close on vehicles. Is there a way to operate the gate with a
power outage?
WALLACE: Item 4(a) will be considered later in the agenda.
NICHOLSON: b. FBO operations update. Presented graph of 2000/2001 aircraft
operations and fuel sales. Operations dropped in September, but fuel sales
climbed in September. Sales are steady at 20,000 gallons. The FBO is
paying for itself and a slight venture into the black. We have plans to have
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• a full-time FBO manager that will take care of the FBO accounting and keep
records. Reported he had E-mailed a digital photo of the airport to an
international magazine doing stories on FBO's.
JONES: c. Construction update. Reported a logistics meeting was conducted
several weeks ago and they had discussed the displacement of Runway 34.
When that happens the LDA and Localizer will be out of service. The
weather has cooperated. The U. of A. ramp is repaired where it can be used.
Taxiway A is complete and ready to install the lights. Top soil has been
striped for the east apron. Rejuvenation has begun on the north 1800 ft of
the runway. They will do the rest of the work on the runway in the spring.
Said they would meet with the new manager to discuss the closing of the
runway for the rest of the rejuvenation and$e,striping.
FREDERICK: Suggested there are various way to work it, you could close half of the
runway at a time which would allow for most of the airport's operations.
JONES: The contract has been awarded for the trench drains for the T- hangars and
the pre-construction conference is scheduled for Tuesday. They should be
completed in about 45 calendar days.
BOWMAN: d. Airport Signage. Stated he had talked to Jonathan Barnett and he will
• take the request to the director of their committee and they may come up with
a long type sign, such as used for gas.
WALLACE: ITEM #6: Other Business.
a. Hangar occupancy report. Said he wanted to get the word out to fill the
.hangars and wanted to add "T-hangars" to the "Now Leasing" sign on the
fence. He also suggested changing the ad in "Fly Low" to reflect hangars are
available.
NICHOLSON: Responding to Mr. Sperandeo's question about the eastside restroom, a new
epoxy finish is going to be applied to the floor. The FBO staff has now been
instructed to check those restrooms on the weekends.
FREDERICK: b. Marketing Report. The City's Legal Office saw no problem with the
Forest Services' Draft Lease. It in now going through the Staff Review
process at City Hall for comments and we hope to have it back by-the January
meeting. The Forest Service hopes to be operational by the 2002/2003 fire
season.
The tool show took place in the terminal. They had 2,650 sales, averaging
$50 each. They paid the Airport $2,200 plus paid staffs overtime.
• -2.
• The MLS now belongs to the City of Fayetteville. The FAA requires 12
hours per year of maintenance on the equipment. Wings had put together a
proposal, but has now lost the technician that would have worked on the
MLS. Having the MLS will increase the Airport's operations. We are
checking with the FAA to see if it could be turned on only for military
training exercises.
Reported he had attended the Arkansas Aeronautics Commission meeting to
accept the Airport's grant for $ 135,678.00. They have been very helpful.
Stated he had visited with two companie$ in'Missouri. One company has a
proto type aircraft and they plan to visit the rypOrt this coming spring. The
other company's possible relocation to Drake would depend on the first
company's relocating to Drake Field. Two aircraft owners want to build a
corporate type hangar with a long term leases. A draft lease was prepared.
He visited with the Director of Sales for a Lear Jet company located in
Memphis, if they would expand their operation to Drake they would base one
aircraft here. The Airport has done some Public Relations work in the
community, the Four County Solid Waste Committee used our conference
room for a meeting, the Museum held a Veterans Dance in the Museum, and
the A & P school on the field held their graduation ceremony in the terminal.
• BOWMAN: Commented that Chanel 5 and the Government Chanel had attended the
graduation. Five of the school's graduates already have jobs. The Vet 's
dance brought people to the Airport that don't normally come here, about 360
people attended.
KALAGIAS: Said they have had more inquires for social events since the dance.
NICHOLSON: Stated the Airport had a request to use the terminal for an antique auction.
They had used the Armory in the past and were charged $200.
BOARD DISCUSSION: A discussion followed on allowing events in the terminal and that resulted
in a motion for the Airport to establish a policy with rental amounts for
functions. Later the motion was withdrawn.
BOARD CONSENSUS : To not entertain any requests until the new manager is here. The Strategic
Planning Meeting will be in January and then the new manager would
have more information to base his decisions and to set policies. The
planning meeting will cast a vision of what this Airport will be doing in the
future.
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NELMS : Offered his opinion that if the terminal was to be the FBO, then it should
• remain an FBO and not have events in the terminal.
BOWMAN: Called attention to the construction of a new FBO and restaurant that Beaver
Lake Aviation in putting in at the Rogers Airport, and that they would be in
competition with our FBO.
NELMS : Stated he was interested in having a hangar at Drake and had found out that
even though the Airport had advertised the cost of ground rental in brochures,
the City and the Airport Board does not have it available. Said he had been
at this Airport fifteen years and now is the time for corporate hangars, their
aircraft will tum more fuel than what is based here now. The Airport has a
plan, but does not have the infrastructure;. In talking with Gary Dumas, he
found that Mr. Dumas wants to have the Airport appraised.
NICHOLSON: a. Financial Report for the Airport. Explained Gary Dumas had put
together report in the agenda on the finances of the Airport.
WALLACE: Following a discussion by the Board, he asked staff to provide the Board with
the following information: (1 ) How much revenue is taken in; (2) What is the
cost of the operations; (3) What is the difference between # 1 and #2; and (4)
What is the Airport's reserve in the bank?
• Responding to a request from Mr. Kalagias of the Air Museum, asking the
City's FBO to provide 2000 gallons of aircraft fuel for Air Fest 2002 as the
previous FBO had done in the past, Mr. Wallace asked that the request be
placed on the February agenda.
NICHOLSON: Mentioned there might be some legal issues with the City giving away fuel.
WALLACE: Following a discussion by the Board, the date of the next Airport Board
Meeting will be January 101 and the date for the Strategic Planning Meeting
will be January 17t°, from noon to 4:30 pm.
BURGGRAF: Announced he would like to host a reception for the new manager, including
staff and the mayors of Fayetteville and Greenland with the date to be
determined later.
WALLACE: Meeting adjourned.
Frank Burggraf, Secretary Date
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AIRPORT BOARD MEMBERS
(and their terms of office)
2- 19-91 : First meeting of Airport Board, members and their terns of office were
announced
Appointed
Appointed End of Term Actual Ending Date
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1 year: Leo Yanda thru 12-31 -91
2 years: Ernest Lancaster thru 12-31 -92
3 years: Richard P. McKinney thru 12-31 -93
4 years: Robert Waldren thru 12-31 -94
5 years: Blake W. Schultz thru 12-31 -95 (Died)actualthru 8-91
10-3-91 Board Mtg.
Harlan Tiffee
to fill Schultz term thru 12-31-95
Yr. 1992 : Leo Yanda 2nd term re-appointed thru 12-31 -96
Ernest Lancaster
Richard P. McKinney
Robert Waldren
Harlin Tiffee
Yr. 1993 : Leo Yanda
4-01-93 Mtg. Bill Mongeau appointed thru 12-31-97 actual thru 12-31-93
(Replaced Lancaster)
Richard P. McKinney
Robert Waldren resigned /thru 1-93
John Gearhart
to fill term Waldren term thru 12-3194
Harlin Tiffee
Yr, 1994: Leo Yanda
2- 10-94 Mtg. Truman Smith appointed thru 12-31-12-31 97
(Reptaced Mongeau)
RichardY. McKinney appointed 2"d.term`thru 12-31 -98
John Gearhart
Harlin Tiffee
Airport Board Members & Terms
Page Two
Yr. 1995 : Leo Yanda
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
John Gearhart appointed V full term thru 12-31 99
Harlin Tiffee
Year 1996 : Leo Yanda (resigned) actual thru 6-96
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
John Gearhart
Don Lyall appointed I " term thru 12-31 -00
(Replaced Tiffee)
Frank Burggraf
to fill Yanda term thru 12-31-96
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Year 1997 : Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
John Gearhart (died) actual thru 11-97
Charles Wallace
to fill Gearhart term 12-16-97 thru 12-31-99
Don Lyall
Year 1998 : Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith re-appointed I " term thru 112-31 -02
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall
Charles Wallace
Year 1999: Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall
Charles Wallace
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Page Three
Year 2000: Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith Resigned 10-00
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall
Charles Wallace thru 12-31 -00
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Harlin Tiffee
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Year 1997 : Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
John Gearhart (died) actual thru 11-97
Charles Wallace
to fill Gearhart term 12-16-97 thru 12-31-99
Don Lyall
Year 1998 : Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith re-appointed l " term thru J 12-31 -02
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall
Charles Wallace
Year 1999: Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall
Charles Wallace Rc- Wi,ro x A t 1 Z - o4
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Airport Board Members and Terms
Page Three
Year 2000: Frank Burggraf
Truman Smith Resigned 10-00
Richard P. McKinney
Don Lyall �tjL,v, rz - 31 -o&
Charles Wallace thru 12-31 -00
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AIRPORT BOARD MEMBERS
(and their terms of office)
2- 19-91 : First meeting of Airport Board, members and their terms of office were
announced
Appointed
Appointed End of Term Actual Ending Date
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,rl_year: -L-eo-Vanda thru 12-31 -91
=2=years: Ernest-Lancaster thru 12-31 -92
3 years: Richard P. McKinney thru 12-31 -93
<4=years: Robert-Waldren thru 12-31 -94
c5-years: Blake-W'. Schultz thru 12-31 -95 (Died)actualthru 8-91
10-3-91 Board Mtg.
—Harlan--Tuff e'
to fill Schultz terns thru 12-31-95
Yr. 1992 : Leo Yanda� 2nd term re-appointed thru 12-31 -96
Ernest Lancaster
Richard P. McKinney
Robert Waldren
Harlin Tiffee
Yr. 1993 : =L-eo'Yanda
4-01-93 Mtg. cBillW6nn eau appointed thru 12-31-97 actual thru 12-31-93
(Replaced Lancaster)
Richard'P. McKinney
-Robert-Waldren resigned /thru 1-93
John_Gearhart
to fill term Waldren term thru 12-3194
HarlinTiffee-�
Yr, 1994 Leo Yanda�
2-10-94:Mtg.=Truman=Smith appointed thru 12-31-12-3197
(Replaced Mongeau)
Richard-P:McKinney appointed 2"d term thru 12-31 -98
cJohn-Gearhart
Harlin Tiffee
• Boards and Commissions
November 27, 2001
AIRPORT BOARD
/JL Richard P. McKinney (Pilot) Dave Bowman (Aeronautical)
V 609 N. Olive Street 3458 Nottingham Place
Fayetteville, AR 72701 Fayetteville, AR 72703
M521-3480 W)442-7369 M582-0485 (11')986-6927 Kt (H ) '� '- cfs
Third term E First term/New Position (w) 9 � � s
02/01/94 to 12/31/03 y! 03/31/01 to 12/31/06
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Frank Burggraf (Member-at-Large) Otto J. Loewer (University ojArkansas)
t� 18665 Brentwood Mountain Road 1900 Rockwood Trail
'Winslow, APy72959-9755 Fayetteville, AR 72701
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First full term/Replaced Leo Yadhd t°OAkA ° t First term/New Position
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06/04/96 to 12/31/02 03/31/01 to 12/31/06
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Frank Sperandeo (Aeronautical) r.KS� 2@cn9r. kark . edu Secca.+av Kam
15841 Pear Circle ^ '
Fayetteville, AR 72704
11)521-2609 (117283-3383
First term/Replaced Donald Lyall
12/31/00 to 12/31/05
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Michael D. Andrews (Business) &a" % aye A. r.
�( 925 N. Meadowlands Drive X59 E, & -
Fayetteville, AR 72704
H)443-1461 W)443-7500 FAX(W) 4415-75oz
Unexpired term/Replaced Truman Smith .
12/31/00 to 12/31/02
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Chairman
obt Charles WaUace (Pilot)
250 Skyline Drive _
Fayetteville, AIt 72701 sg7= i�q r
M582-3081 W)443-453j4q �fN)) 4M3- 45 (A
Secood•term/Replaced John Gearhart
12/1Q07 to 12/3n11)04 . .
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