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Airport counsel and board members reviewed Jenkins’ annual performance. Staff highlighted Jenkins’ role in coordinating emergency preparedness exercises, improving administrative operations, advancing hangar development and permitting, and engaging with state and national organizations to secure matching funds for federal grants. “He did a lot of things this past year and he keeps doing stuff that’s great,” Mr. Takis said during the review.

Board members noted that regional comparisons show local variation in airport manager pay and that Nevada’s lack of state income tax changes the net compensation comparison with California positions. Several members said Jenkins’ performance and the airport’s active development pipeline — including new hangars, through-the-fence permits and potential revenue from the south-side lease — support retention. One member characterized the airport environment as “extremely dynamic” and said the raise is warranted to retain staff.

Motion and vote: A board member moved to approve a 5% pay increase for Corey Jenkins effective March 1, 2025; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. No public comment was received on the personnel item.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carson City - Airport Authority - Feb 19, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Carson City Airport Authority approved a 5% salary increase for Airport Manager Corey Jenkins, effective March 1, 2025, in a unanimous vote following an annual review and discussion of comparable regional salaries and recent airport activity.","taxTitle","Carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada","taxId",4609,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6665519,"Airport authority reviews FY 2025–26 preliminary budget; no action taken",483,927000,1410000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2352050-08c321339a4922e6cf3fb3e1cdb90be5&start=927&end=1410","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2352050-08c321339a4922e6cf3fb3e1cdb90be5/thumbnail_927000.jpg","/articles/6665519/Carson-City/Ormsby-County/Nevada/Airport-authority-reviews-FY-202526-preliminary-budget-no-action-taken","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6665519-8b526d6bd71e5df9e37be77bdc7b495c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771208725&Signature=F41MxfOFunIRmCS3Hhd~dw1xB-amTwb8WChBS5Q20EjUxzcVTvz2SaN4AKcS5AxXiXaoamvKqvh7dbsaAE1dOfinWy0eoS5Ha3vN9qvurcyGeCLqf34~9adpGLiVDB1ShX-1~IIqk6Dnt72NJfhh3MXiK8fgXEI1bnKP80fKImFBrnQaqDo6zV5duI8~D1WbIka0FLdafWx2JVr4hkuNf8CeNYCPtXpdccirHdQ2-BGWWD3U2PdlCA5S4mVHrFBghybFw6OQ9sG9MC5Gb9Ao6L4veyL3FMB0GzHbRwq~aIw07ZG62v86yLlkQyCeQ56AmZ65EM27cdESQ8IB9gq3HA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carson City Airport Authority on Feb. 19 reviewed its preliminary FY 2025–26 budget in a discussion-only session and did not take formal action. Staff and board members discussed projected expenses, accounting treatments and timing; the authority will have a second review before a preliminary approval and another opportunity prior to final adoption in May.

Treasurer Rogers and Airport Manager Corey Jenkins walked the board through the line-by-line review. The budget includes a large non-cash interest-income line tied to the net present value (NPV) calculation for potential new leases; staff said that number reflects an estimate should the south-side parcel currently out for bid be leased. “That’s not cash,” Treasurer Rogers said, adding the NPV shows how a new lease would be reported for budgetary purposes next year.

Staff projected the airport will spend more than it takes in on a cash basis next year to fund pavement preservation work: “We will end up with higher expenses than revenues to the tune of about $150,000 next year,” Rogers said, and staff said the airport has the cash to cover that planned maintenance. The preliminary budget also includes a 5% pay increase for all staff built into the numbers; if the board approves the final budget, the increase would become effective July 1.

Board members were asked to submit comments between meetings; staff said the budget will return to the authority for final review in May after state submission. No public comment was received on the budget at the Feb. 19 meeting.","Board received a first review of the Carson City Airport preliminary FY 2025–26 budget, discussed a projected drawdown for pavement preservation, and noted an accounting of interest income tied to the possible new lease; no formal vote was taken.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6665524,"Airport authority approves invitation to bid for 2.48-acre south-side lease",689,285000,974000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2352050-08c321339a4922e6cf3fb3e1cdb90be5&start=285&end=974","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2352050-08c321339a4922e6cf3fb3e1cdb90be5/thumbnail_285000.jpg","/articles/6665524/Carson-City/Ormsby-County/Nevada/Airport-authority-approves-invitation-to-bid-for-248-acre-south-side-lease","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6665524-655f73e29d163e93f1ffe22eaa1692ea/orig.mp4?Expires=1771208725&Signature=Msf3MzyLBY~Wyku-roh5awvJ4WkS3wdoQEtvPP9UewxaKbkEbi82tMx-JZWJrT64cM45SWZI5PgKQf8IGlcE09NzCUcE0qMhj6E9lQ36nkk7f6xDpan6149MiqlDdZXU33b6ddLkRpivW2jRJyCXHypGrMGe8in84Ev9yYnpPnQsIkkTThhmQ-oUL~v-m82eeAjMnEI6ono9kD09DtcEwMGuNTHTRYiA87f5tFKpkjPcjSX1XuPcSjkyR38usz4PCGyUOz8LKkolfV11KZ35WjhcxP0CqCCFFoNskBl91q2nTgbpAeMmBUJONoTw5ZTsAP6Y21oIEu5Rme3quoZXig__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carson City Airport Authority on Feb. 19 approved a resolution and notice inviting bids for a 2.48-acre lease parcel on the south side of Carson City Airport, voting unanimously to set a bid deadline of April 10, 2025, and to consider awards at its April 16, 2025 meeting. The authority set a minimum rent of $0.64 per square foot per year and tied any award to city approval of a pending lease amendment to provide airside access.

The action matters because the parcel had previously been advertised prematurely when the authority lacked guaranteed airside access. Airport counsel explained the authority has since secured access by amending the Mountain West lease and compensating that tenant for the removed section, creating a taxi lane to the airside. “We essentially took away a section of their lease and compensated them for removing that section of their lease. And so now we have a taxi lane available to connect to the airside,” Mr. Takis said during the meeting.

Board members were given a written appraisal establishing the minimum rate and a model lease that governs permitted uses. Mr. Takis said the model lease and its referenced criteria do not permit fuel sales; when Member Golden asked if fuel sales had been excluded, he replied, “No. That has not changed. And if you look at the model lease, it does not permit fuel sales.” The parcel’s advertised lease language will note the model lease criteria rather than listing every possible FBO activity in the resolution.

The authority also clarified physical and administrative limits for the parcel. Staff added a specific access-width limit of 78 feet to the lease language to reflect the constrained connection to the airside. The resolution and notice also state that award of the lease is contingent on the city’s approval of the pending lease amendment providing airside access; staff said the item is in progress with the district attorney’s office and city approvals are expected but not yet completed.

Action details: the authority approved the draft resolution and notice of invitation to bid as presented, with a bid deadline of April 10, 2025, and consideration/award on April 16, 2025. The resolution references NRS 244.283 for the sale/lease-notice procedure and requires an appraisal-based minimum rental rate.

The authority had discussed the same parcel in November but paused because access was not finalized; staff said scoping and an FAA district office meeting are scheduled while they wait for federal grant actions on other airport projects. If the pending city lease amendment is not complete when bids are received, the resolution makes award contingent on that approval, preserving the authority’s ability to accept bids without final city sign-off. Further oversight steps include a recorded legal history of the amended lease for the Board of Supervisors and final city approval before award.","Carson City Airport Authority approved a resolution and notice inviting bids for a 2.48-acre parcel on the airport's south side, set minimum rent at $0.64 per square foot per year, and made award contingent on a Board of Supervisors lease amendment providing airside access.","actionData","errors"]

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