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Trust staff introduced each executive-session item individually and trustees voted to approve each entry into executive session. The transcript records that the motions to enter executive session passed and that the trust then recessed to the executive session; no further details or public deliberations were disclosed in the open portion of the meeting.

Because these matters were taken in executive session, the trust did not provide public details or take public action on the merits of any claim during the open meeting. Staff said they would return to open session after completing the confidential discussions.

The trust's open meeting minutes record the votes to enter executive session; no formal public decisions on the underlying matters were recorded at the April 24 session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Oklahoma City Airport Trust - April 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Oklahoma City Airport Trust voted to enter executive session on three items: a confidential communication regarding great horned owls and the trust, pending litigation involving Judy Anderson and Southwest Airlines and the trust, and consideration of initiating a claim against the United States and the Federal Bureau of Prisons.","taxTitle","Other Public Meetings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma","taxId",69689,"location","Oklahoma","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6262589,"Airport Trust approves multiple contracts, change orders and easements across city airports",214,1072000,1286000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3114980-1927c5e0cc627c94feebc2c6f9fc5ef1&start=1072&end=1286","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3114980-1927c5e0cc627c94feebc2c6f9fc5ef1/thumbnail_1072000.jpg","/articles/6262589/Oklahoma/Airport-Trust-approves-multiple-contracts-change-orders-and-easements-across-city-airports","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6262589-867a68579fe755eed088aa0dcdefa4d8/orig.mp4?Expires=1770912788&Signature=AZId3X9vLXbQGXG2MTkqKjty5ljwDzBzw1Y2NxKNzll89V5ihKgr9EYzZeleK2IOSuIjt2Tey2dd~d-b2Du-jLzcAfe1ug0PexEXFbZp8jN3Z3JGV-5onGCro6vymQ2xmlM2V93ADlvNsE3xZahRwWnPpZeIQjOsWF74sE17MU5PHDRVW9BNkgm9cKxw8tymk4KoE~XRe-ptfbT9M3TQnUiq0UXpjkr7EUZBdoOqu4gy6PwwXDLKma4Dqhro~nK~bipJ14308CWMMaqNAv5H1lSScsjVegjCFa~uLZkCCGj-kgw4KwyRIN5yY4yM7jxo1ztvxMT-YyymQz4lm8ho8Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Oklahoma City — At its April 24 meeting the Oklahoma City Airport Trust approved a set of grouped agenda items including construction change orders, lease agreements, ground service agreements and concession supplements across its airport properties.

Trust staff presented the items by airport. For Mike Monroney (the municipal airport) the trust approved multiple final acceptances, ground service agreements with Highland OKC, Meridian Lot LLC and MLCV Oklahoma, several amendments and supplements to design and construction contracts including items related to the federal inspection services facility build-out, rental car concession supplements with Avis Budget, EAN Holdings, TAG OKC and Hertz, and approvals to advertise plans and project manuals for upcoming terminal floor and transformer replacement work.

For Wiley Post Airport trustees approved change order number 3 with Duet Construction for Runway 17R/35L widening and change order number 3 with Rudy Construction for an Atlantic Aviation ramp replacement.

At Clarence C. Page Airport trustees approved multiple lease agreements and authorized advertising for hangar/taxi lane development. The trust also ratified on-call service agreements, awarded a construction contract for miscellaneous services and approved several easement conveyances at specified addresses across the system.

All listed items were moved, seconded and passed as presented. No trustee votes were recorded by name in the transcript; meeting minutes indicate the grouped items passed on voice vote and were recorded as passed.

Votes at a glance: Mike Monroney items (final acceptances; ground service agreements; amendments/supplements; RFQ/advertise for bids) — approved.

Wiley Post Airport items (change orders with Duet Construction and Rudy Construction) — approved.

Clarence C. Page Airport items (lease agreements; advertise for bids for taxi lane/hangar development) — approved.

General items (ratify on-call management consultant addenda; award construction contract for miscellaneous repairs/maintenance) — approved.

Easements (multiple property easements across city locations) — approved.

Resolution ratifying requisition payments and related resolutions — approved.

Trustees were provided further details in the trustee packet; staff noted supporting documentation in the meeting packet for each item and offered to return with additional information if requested.","The Oklahoma City Airport Trust voted to approve grouped contract awards, change orders, lease agreements and easements for Mike Monroney, Wiley Post and Clarence C. Page airports, along with other construction and concession supplements, at its April 24 meeting.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6262593,"Airport trust reports clean FY24 audit, large cash reserves and forecasts lower FY25 revenue",770,365000,1135000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3114980-1927c5e0cc627c94feebc2c6f9fc5ef1&start=365&end=1135","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3114980-1927c5e0cc627c94feebc2c6f9fc5ef1/thumbnail_365000.jpg","/articles/6262593/Oklahoma/Airport-trust-reports-clean-FY24-audit-large-cash-reserves-and-forecasts-lower-FY25-revenue","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6262593-b0b64353e70faca71057df65e1f73113/orig.mp4?Expires=1770912788&Signature=f1L5QNaQnpWnlOwpmquVCEGtHWQ2PWlS9seu3kr~LY~N0u8JOZ-u9nB42tp1hY9OkmFuxQI0rSPLO8ET2yVHr8pHOdKmX~lff2tsH1hmKJiX-474cMuz563~yN5PDh2fU8-m7upW7LsNknw7WzNEtay4AaZfGNs7kobZq9MyTInY9EVyoMA9fXSmMYVEkiSyC6G1CfOhzydQRf3QH7ioSHz4mB~KiCTeWTDXwD44G~Ta-2HAB5LlbqZraaEr-baKgexomMUwI~BhAmtAr9hYCZRbR1L1jeSm2P3bqFXix-0NUqVcnUb5182TqOBagQrytxS0ZwfB6rmjgwqsKLLDHw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Oklahoma City — At its April 24 meeting, the Oklahoma City Airport Trust received its fiscal year 2024 financial report and was told auditors issued an unmodified (clean) opinion for the trust's financial statements.

The trust's finance presenter said the trust’s net position rose from $650.1 million to $673 million for FY2024, capital assets increased about $9.3 million, and auditors Allen Gibbs and Kulick issued a clean opinion. The presenter also outlined the finance team's responsibilities, the office's recent conversion to a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system on April 2, 2024, and said the annual financial report was published with the state and the Federal Aviation Administration on March 28, 2025.

The report showed a very large cash balance. Trust staff reported 1,193 days of cash on hand for FY24 and said the trust targets keeping at least 1,000 days in reserve. One trustee noted that industry guidance typically advises about 600 days; staff explained the trust carries more cash in part because its bond indenture does not include a bond reserve fund and rating agencies expect a larger cash cushion as a result.

Director’s staff also highlighted near-term project activity: the trust held a topping-out ceremony for Hangar 4, being built for AAR; steel erection is complete and the project is scheduled for completion around the end of 2025.

Trust staff warned trustees that revenue for the coming fiscal year is forecast to be lower. Staff told trustees that airline partners expect a passenger slowdown and that the trust's revenue projection for FY2025 is about $7.8 million below the current fiscal year — roughly a 5% decrease. Staff said the draft FY2025 budget was provided to trustees and that final budget approval will be considered next month.

Chairman comments at the meeting praised staff work on the ERP conversion and daily financial operations. “I’m proud to say that our organization is doing extremely well, thanks to you guys,” the chairman said, recognizing staff effort under the conversion timeline.

Trustees received the report and the draft budget; no formal budget adoption occurred at this meeting. The trust will return next month for additional budget discussion and for any required approvals.","At its April 24 meeting, the Oklahoma City Airport Trust received a fiscal year 2024 financial report showing an unmodified (clean) audit opinion, large cash reserves and a projected revenue shortfall for fiscal 2025; trustees discussed the trust's conservative cash policy, recent ERP conversion and a topping-out milestone for Hangar 4.","actionData","errors"]

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