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DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Topic: FAA AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM GRANTS Purpose Information: Guidance: Decision: Recommendation Last Action Discussion N/A N/A Attached is a financial summary of AIP No. 3-06-0262-20 through AIP No. 3-06-0262-24. Also attached are the individual financial summaries for each grant. AIP No. 3-06-0262-20 provided funding for the design and construction of the 2008 Pavement Maintenance Project, design and construction of the Airport Access Gates, and the load bearing capacity study for Runway 1-19. The 2008 Pavement Maintenance Project included striping of both runways; sealcoat/striping of the Main Apron, the Hangar Rows, and Taxilane R; slurry seal/striping for Hangar Row F, a portion of the South Apron, the parking lots, and the roads. This FAA grant is still open. AIP No. 3-06-0262-21 provides funding for the design of the Apron Lighting and Segmented Circle and the preparation of the contract documents/technical specifications for the acquisition of the Larue Snowblower. This grant also provided the additional funding necessary for the acquisition of the bi-directional tractor, which was primarily funded through AIP No. 23. This FAA grant is still open. AIP No. 3-06-0262-22 provided funding for the design and construction of the Runway 28 Touchdown Reconstruction. This grant was funded by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act and provided the entire cost of the project. This FAA grant is closed. AIP No. 3-06-0262-23 provided the majority of the funding for the acquisition of the bi-directional tractor. AIP No. 21 provided the remaining funds necessary for its acquisition. This FAA grant is closed. AIP No. 3-06-0262-24 provided funding for the acquisition of the Larue Snowblower. This FAA grant is still open. Date of Board Meeting: February 24, 2011

DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Fiscal Impact Communication Strategy Attachments With the exception of AIP No. 3-06-0262-22, which was an ARRA grant, the FAA will typically fund 95-percent of the eligible project costs and the TTAD is responsible for the remaining 5-percent of the eligible project costs plus any ineligible project costs. N/A AIP Summary AIP No. 3-06-0262-20 Financial Summary AIP No. 3-06-0262-21 Financial Summary AIP No. 3-06-0262-22 Financial Summary AIP No. 3-06-0262-23 Financial Summary AIP No. 3-06-0262-24 Financial Summary Date of Board Meeting: February 24, 2011

AIP SUMMARY 2/24/2011 FAA TOTAL TOTAL INELIGIBLE TOTAL GRANT TTAD AVAILABLE AMOUNT FAA PROJECT TTAD CURRENTLY AIP No. STATUS OFFER SHARE FUNDING OBLIGATED SHARE COSTS SHARE REMAINING 3 06 0262 20 OPEN $ 980,000 $ 51,579 $ 1,031,579 $ 798,429 $ 669,883 $ 93,289 $ 128,546 * $ 326,439 3 06 0262 21 OPEN $ 68,000 $ 3,579 $ 71,579 $ 67,363 $ 63,995 $ $ 3,368 $ 4,216 3 06 0262 22 COMPLETED $ 1,886,000 $ $ 1,886,000 $ 1,783,061 $ 1,783,061 $ $ ** 3 06 0262 23 COMPLETED $ 120,687 $ 6,352 $ 127,039 $ 127,039 $ 120,687 $ $ 6,352 $ 3 06 0262 24 OPEN $ 579,500 $ 30,500 $ 610,000 $ 481,020 $ 456,969 $ $ 24,051 $ 128,980 TOTALS $ 3,634,187 $ 92,010 $ 3,726,197 $ 3,256,912 $ 3,094,595 $ 93,289 $ 162,317 $ 459,635 * The TTAD share is equal to 5% of the portion of the obligated amount eligible for FAA funding plus the ineligible project costs. ** No amount remains for AIP 3 06 0262 22 because the project has been completed and the FAA grant has been closed out.

AIP No. 3-06-0262-20 2/15/2011 AIP #20 - FAA 95% Grant - Total FAA Funds Available $980,000 2008 PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE PROJECTS - Completed Construction Cost (Based on Bid) $312,407 Administration $3,598 Engineering Services $43,520 SUBTOTAL (Project cost) $359,525 Work ineligible for FAA funding ($58,567) Project Costs Eligible for Reimbursement $300,958 Grant Funds Received (95% of eligible costs) $285,910 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($980,000-$285,910) $694,090 ACCESS GATES - Completed Construction Cost (Based on Bid + CO #1) $320,296 Administration + Miscellaneous $17,014 Engineering Services $69,097 SUBTOTAL (Project cost) $406,407 Work ineligible for FAA funding ($12,949) Project Costs Eligible for Reimbursement $393,458 Grant Funding (95% of eligible costs) $373,785 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($694,090-$369,251) $320,305 RUNWAY 1/19 FWD TESTING - In Progress FWD Testing Cost $32,497 Work ineligible for FAA funding ($21,773) FAA Eligible Cost $10,724 Grant Funding (95% of eligible costs) $10,188 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($324,839 - $10,188) $310,117 Total TTAD Share (5% + Ineligible Costs) $128,546

AIP No. 3-06-0262-21 2/15/2011 AIP #21 - FAA 95% Grant - Total FAA Funds Available $68,000 APRON LIGHTING and SEGMENTED CIRCLE - DESIGN Administration (Share of Audit) $120 Engineering Services $46,000 Project Costs Eligible for Reimbursement $46,120 FAA Share (95% of eligible costs) $43,814 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($68,000-$43,814) $24,186 SNOWBLOWER - Contract Documents and Technical Specifications TTAD Administration (advertising) $888 Engineering Services $10,689 Subtotal $11,577 FAA Share (95% of eligible costs) $10,998 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($24,186-$10,998) $13,188 BI-DIRECTIONAL TRACTOR ACQUISITION OVERAGE Amount Expended $9,666 FAA Share (95% of eligible costs) $9,183 Available FAA Funds Remaining ($13,188-$9,183) $4,005 Total TTAD Share (5%) $3,368

AIP No. 3-06-0262-22 AIP #22 - FAA ARRA 100% Grant - Total Funds Available $1,886,000 RUNWAY 28 TOUCHDOWN RECONSTRUCTION - COMPLETED Construction Cost (Based on Bid) $1,535,535 Change Order #1 $8,628 Administration + Miscellaneous $28,765 Engineering Services $210,133 Project Costs Eligible for Reimbursement $1,783,061 Grant Funds Received (100% of eligible costs) $1,783,061 FAA Funds Remaining ($1,886,000-$1,783,061) $102,939 Total TTAD Share (0%) $0

AIP No. 3-06-0262-23 AIP #23 - FAA 95% Grant - Total Funds Available $120,687 SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION - COMPLETED BI-DIRECTIONAL TRACTOR w/ BLOWER AND BROOM $135,798 Administration $907 Project Costs Eligible for Reimbursement $136,705 Total FAA Funded Portion (95% of total) $129,870 Available Funds in Grant AIP #23 ($120,687) Difference - Funded through AIP #21 $9,183 Total TTAD Share (5%) $6,352

AIP No. 3-06-0262-24 2/16/2011 AIP #24 - FAA 95% Grant - Total FAA Funds Available $579,500 SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION SNOWBLOWER (Based on bid) $481,020 Grant Funding 95% $456,969 Available Funds Remaining ($579,500 - $456,969) $122,531 TTAD Share 5% $24,051