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Airport board sets Feb. 12 public hearing on pavement maintenance rehab project
Summary
At a regular airport board meeting, members moved to set a public hearing for Feb. 12, 2026, on plans, specifications and cost estimates for a pavement maintenance rehabilitation project; certification paperwork for FAA grant work was also reported as circulating.
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The airport board moved to set a public hearing for Feb. 12, 2026, to present plans, specifications, contract form and cost estimates for a pavement maintenance rehabilitation project.
"I move that we consider resolution setting a public hearing for 02/12/2026 for the plan specifications, form contract, estimate on cost for the construction, Rehabilitate Room 751230 project," said Speaker 2, who introduced the motion. The motion was seconded in the meeting record; no formal vote tally on the motion appears in the transcript.
Board members also discussed FAA grant projects and certification paperwork. Speaker 2 said certification materials are cycling through and that ‘‘once we get everything, we need to hopefully get a date on when that stuff is gonna be replaced, and then we can close out the project and be done with it.’’ That paperwork is tied to closing out the grant-funded work before replacements proceed.
The motion as recorded sets a public hearing date and directs staff to prepare the plans and specifications, a standard next procedural step before soliciting bids or executing construction contracts. The transcript does not record a formal recorded vote on the motion, only that it was moved and seconded.
The hearing is scheduled for Feb. 12, 2026; the board said plans and specs will be presented there, and next steps after the hearing would include finalizing contract documents and proceeding with bidding or award according to the board’s direction.

