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CACA Airport boardmeeting, July 17, 2007 report Good News: Columbia-Adair County Airport Board Chairman Rarey wants to have new hangar built before winter 2007. New member Howard Loy meets with board for first time. New hangar will increase hangar capacity by six planes, for toal of 14. Bidding process may take as little as four weeks Four Sean Hitchcock photos accompany this story. Existing second smallest runway in Kentucky repaving is complete. By Sean Hitchcock COLUMBIA, Ky. Columbia-Adair County Airport (CACA) Board members met Tuesday, July 17, and discussed the method in which they will put the new six-plane hangar project up for bid within the next two weeks. CACA Board members Buddy Sewell, John Ford, Howard Loy, Chairman John Rarey and Airport manager Doug Campbell were present at Monday's meeting, welcoming new member, Howard Loy, to the Airport Board. "I would like to get in the position to bid this out and see the hangar built before winter," Chairman Rarey said. Bids for the new hangar project will be divided into four areas excavation, materials, erection and paving. CACA Board members say they will working this week on the wording of the bids and technicalities of the construction specifications in order to advertise in the area's largest newspaper by the end of next week. "Anyone, and everyone, is welcome to bid on any, or all, of the areas for bid," Ford said. Currently, the Airport's only hangar houses eight planes, and was built to comfortably accommodate four. Because of this reason, pilots must often have to move by hand other airplanes that block them from getting out of the doors before they can pull their planes in and out of the hangar. CACA Board members say several people have inquired about the proposed 128' x 65' x 14' hangar, and members expect the much needed spaces to rent very quickly, as well as eventually pay for the cost of the project. "It'll be full in a heartbeat," Ford said. To assure fairness in space availability, CACA Board members elected to accept requests: first from people who have aircraft already based in Adair County that is currently kept outside; secondly from people who have aircraft already based in Adair County that is currently housed inside; and thirdly from newcomers. Funding for the project will be directly provided by the Columbia-Adair County Airport. Bid acceptance will be advertised locally for two weeks, with an additional two weeks allotted for proposals to be turned in for review. * From July 6 to July 17, the CACA Board reported $600+ in fuel sales. All of report on July 17, 2007 meetingAbout your Columbia-Adair County Airport Board Columbia-Adair County Airport board meetings are open to the public and are held the third Tuesday evey month at the Airport Lounge at 6:00pm, CT. Members of the Board are Chairman John Rarey, and members John Ford, Howard Loy, Dana Rogers, Doug Campbell, Buddy Sewell, and Mike Mitchum. This story was posted on 2007-07-18 07:10:36
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