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Huron approves airport cable relocation and signs off on weather-camera agreement
Summary
The commission authorized a Northwestern Energy quote to relocate a primary cable at Huron Airport (quote listed as $6,738.15 in the transcript) and approved a joint-powers agreement for weather cameras, with the airport's share recorded as $4,103.61.
The Huron City Commission approved a quote from Northwestern Energy to relocate a primary cable at Huron Regional Airport to allow a taxiway/runway expansion to proceed. Commissioner Rich Bragg said crews have "broken ground and they're underway on it" and urged prompt approval to avoid delays.
The transcript lists a Northwestern Energy figure of $6,738.15 for the relocation; commissioners moved and approved the item and authorized the mayor to sign the contract. The record contains inconsistent numeric references later in discussion; the commission approved the measure as presented on the floor.
Separately, the commission approved a joint-powers, maintenance and financial agreement for airport weather cameras. Staff said the airport's share of the project is $4,103.61, the project is complete, and the cameras are viewable online. Commissioners moved, seconded and recorded a roll-call vote approving the weather-camera payment and the related airport funding-phase agreements required to receive FAA and state transfers.
