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Facilities committee authorizes airport master-plan advisory group; hears hangar and boardroom updates
Summary
Warren County Facilities Committee voted to authorize the chairman to establish an airport master-plan advisory group to help shape the airport's vision for the next 20 to 30 years, and received updates on completed Tee Hiner bays, an upcoming hangar reconstruction project, and boardroom renovation timing.
The Warren County Facilities Committee on April 22 authorized the chairman of the Board of Supervisors to establish an airport master-plan advisory group to help guide long-term planning for the Warren County Airport.
Committee members said the advisory group will help set a vision for the airport over the next 20 to 30 years. Committee discussion noted volunteers had agreed to serve and staff would follow up to set meeting times and schedules.
Facilities staff (identified in the transcript as "Matt") gave a brief operations update. He reported the Tee Hiner project has completed construction of its first six bays, including end units, and that seven tenants now occupy those units. Staff said demolition and reconstruction of an older hangar is expected to begin later this year, pending the bidding process.
The committee also received an update on the boardroom renovation: contractors are progressing but lead times for lighting, flooring and furniture deliveries mean the renovated boardroom is likely to be ready by the June Board meeting rather than the May meeting. Staff said the county will still hold the May meeting in the current boardroom.
Committee members approved the motions on the floor by recorded "aye" votes in the meeting transcript.
The meeting adjourned after the committee heard these items and called for public comment, of which none was offered.
