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Board hears fuel-farm update; tanks expected in August
Summary
Board members reported silt fences and construction equipment on site for the fuel farm; the chair said the project includes curb saw-cutting and a driveway-first sequence and that fuel tanks are expected in August.
Board members reported visible construction activity at the fuel-farm site and discussed expected delivery timing for tanks and next construction steps.
Chair relayed that she had been told the fuel tanks are expected to be delivered in August and described contractors beginning saw-cutting for curbs and preparing the driveway. "I think he told me that the fuel tanks are expected to be delivered in August," the Chair said.
Kyle DeCoster confirmed the August delivery timeline and said initial work (driveway, curbing) would be positioned to avoid affecting flight operations; silt fences and equipment are currently on site. No changes to airport operations were reported; staff said the driveway work will be done first and the installation is planned so it will be off to the side of active flight areas.
The board did not vote on construction changes or funding at the meeting; the report was informational and staff will provide future updates as work progresses.
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