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Agenda Item No. 16G8
June 24, 2008
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recommendation that the Collier County Board of County Commissioners
approve the acquisition of 2.73 acres of land, known as Tract Q, adjacent to the
Marco Island Executive Airport for $250,000, plus associated real estate
transactions fees not to exceed $10,000, and associated budget amendments.
OBJECTIVE: That the Collier County Board of County Commissioners approve the
acquisition of 2.73 acres of land, known as Tract Q, adjacent to the Marco Island
Executive Airport for $250,000, plus associated real estate transactions fees not to
exceed $10,000, and associated budget amendments.
CONSIDERATIONS: The planned construction of a taxiway at the Marco Island
Executive Airport will decrease the current available aircraft parking and maneuvering
area significantly. In order to preserve a safe operational level and meet current and
future demand, an expansion of the aircraft apron and relocation of the vehicle parking
area is needed. The 2,73 acres, known as Tract Q. provides the Marco Airport the
opportunity to develop an equal or greater amount of vehicle parking spaces and a
greater maneuvering, safety and aircraft parking area than the existing airport property.
WCI owns the 2.73 acres, known as Tract Q, adjacent to the Marco Airport. In
September 2007, Carroll & Carroll, Inc. appraised this parcel of land for WCI at
$780,000. In April 2008, Collier County Real Property Management's Appraiser valued
this parcel at $221,000, At the Authority's April 14, 2008 Board meeting, the Airport
Authority Board voted unanimously "that the Executive Director pursue making an offer
of $250,000 for the land."
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WCI is willing to sell this parcel to the Airport Authority with the following proposed
terms:
Purchase Price:
Warranty:
Deposit:
Closing Costs:
Closing Date:
Usage:
$250,000
None other than title; the property is being sold 'as is'
A $25,000 non-refundable deposit at time of contract
Responsibility of buyer
On or before September 26, 2008
The Airport Authority agrees the future usage of the site is for
purposes as outlined in the Airport Authority's Master Plan.
Furthermore, the Authority agrees that any parking lot lighting
installed on the site will include baffles or other devices to direct the
lighting to the parking surface and minimize the impact on potential
future residential sites nearby.
The purchase of this land is eligible for reimbursement from the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) at ninety-five percent (95%) match. Under historical FAA funding
scenarios, these funds can be reimbursed over the next 2-3 years from the Collier
r- County Airports FAA annual entitlements.
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This project is currently included in the Airport Authority's FY09 Capital request. Since
the project will be completed earlier than originally anticipated, the grant funds can be
removed from the Authority's request and the match moved into reserves.
A Budget Amendment increase in the amount of $260,000 will be necessary for the
purchase of the 2.73 acres of land ($250,000), and associated real estate transaction
fees ($10,000).
FISCAL IMPACT: The A budget amendment is needed to recognize grant proceeds of
$247,000 and to decrease Airport Capital Fund 496 reserves by $13,000.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item has been reviewed and approved by the County
Attorney's Office.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: There is no growth management impact
associated with the Board's approval of the Authority's requests, and this project is in
compliance with the Authority's Marco Island Master Plan.
RECOMMENDATION: That the Collier County Board of County Commissioners
approve the acquisition of 2.73 acres of land, known as Tract Q, adjacent to the Marco
Island Executive Airport for $250,000, plus associated real estate transaction fees not to
exceed $10,000, and associated budget amendments.
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Prepared by Debbie Brueggeman, Collier County Airport Authority
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COLLIER COUNTY
BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Item Number:
Item Summary:
16G8
Recommendation that the Collier County Board of County Commissioners approve the
acquisition of 2.73 acres of land, known as Tract Q, adjacent to the Marco Island Executive
Airport for $250,000, plus associated real estate transactions fees not to exceed $10,000,
and associated budget amendments
Meeting Date:
6/24/2008 90000 AM
Approved By
Theresa M. Cook
Executive Director
Date
County Manager's Office
Airport Authority
6/12/2008 3:56 PM
Approved By
OMS Coordinator
OMS Coordinator
Date
County Manager's Office
Office of Management & Budget
6/12120084:18 PM
Approved By
Colleen Greene
Assistant County Attorner
Date
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County Attorney
County Attorney Office
6/12/2008 4:26 PM
Approved By
Susan Usher
Senior ManagemenUBudget Analyst
Date
County Manager's Office
Office of Management & Budget
6116120081 :27 PM
Approved By
James V. Mudd
Board of County
Commissioners
County Manager
Date
County Manager's Office
6/16/2008 5:59 PM
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COLLIER COUl\TY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
MINUTES OF REGULAR MONDAY, APRIL 14,2008 MEETING
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MEMBERS Steve Price Michael Klein Dave Gardner Byron Meade
PRESENT: Frank Secrest Lloyd Byerhof
STAFF: Theresa Cook Jim Kenney Bob Twcedie Debbie Brueggeman
Debi Mueller Collecn Grccn
PUBLIC: Robert Breeder Charles Beam Randy Whitton Robert Gretzke
Scott .I ohnson Steve Carnell
I. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Meeting called to order at I :00 p.m. A quorum was present throughout the meeting.
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Mr. Meade made a motion to approve the agenda. Mr. Byerhof seconded. and the Agenda was
approved by a 6-0 vote.
IV. APPROVAL OF MARCH 18,2008 MINUTES
Mr. Meade made a motion to approve the March 18. 2008 minutes. Mr. Byerhof seconded, and
the minutes were approved unanimously.
Following approval of the J\1arch 18,2008 minutes, the Authority commended the Executive
Director and staff on the Board of County Commissioners April I, 2008 workshop, indicating
that the presentation and brochures were extremely professional and easily understandable to
non-aviation individuals.
V. FINANCE REPORT - FEBRUARY 2008
Fuel sales for March 2008 totaled 64.000 gallons, which is the highest ever. Howeyer,
compared with the same pcriod last ycar, more Jet-A fuel is bcing sold at discounted priccs
because of the tiered pricing structure. Last year approximately forty-three percent (43(JiO) of
Jet-A fucl salcs wcrc discounted compared with approximately fitly-three percent (53%) this
year. No action required.
VI. WORK ORDER/AGREEMENTS STAn'S REPORT
The URS Work Order # URS-FT-3889-08-02 that appears on the Work Order Status report on
page ]2 of the Agenda as pending was pulled from thc April 2008 agenda. No action requircd.
VII. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
The Executive Director provided the following updates:
CCAA Minutes April 14. 2008
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Everglades Airpark. Various options for the Sheriffs dwelling were presented. Mr. Meade
made a motion that the Authority procced with the demolition and removal of the present
dwelling. Mr. Byerhof seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Marco Island Executive Airport Collier County Commissioners encouraged the Authority to
make an offer on the 2.73 acres ofland adjacent to the airport currently owned by WCr. In
September 2007, WCI appraised the land at $750,000. Mr, Gardner made a motion that the
Executive Director pursue making an offer of $250,000 for land. Mr. Klein seconded, and the
motion passed unanimously.
Federal Aviation Administration Funding. Airport Entitlement funding is available at seventy-
five percent (75%) of$150,OOO for each of the three County airports. The Authority will
submit a grant application for the design of the taxiway at the Marco Island Executive Airport,
Florida Departmcnt of Transportation (FDOT) Funding. The FOOT currently has about $1
million programmed for the taxiway at the Marco Island Executive Airport. A meeting is
scheduled with the FDOT for the end of April to review the entire taxiway project, which
includes design, construction, and relocation of the aircraft apron and vehicle parking, and
determine the amount of FDOT funding that can be used for the various pieces of the project.
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Immokalee Re"ional Airnort. John Swayze has submitted a land lease proposal that the
Executive Director and staff are responding to. The South Florida Water Management District
Lake is about ninety-five percent (95%) complete. The Autbority is working on the permit for
the asphalt. and anticipates the project will be completed in about three (3) months.
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
Ever"lades T-hanl!ars. Verification ofFEMA funding !{)r the Everglades T-hangars. which
may be up to approximately $350.000, is pending, Insurance proceeds were $495,000. The
lowest bid for the rebuildlrepair ofthe T-hangar huilding was about $450,000. TIle
preliminary estimate to demolish the old building. replace tbe floor, and constmct new hangars
is about $450,000, Mr. Meade made a motion to pursue demolishing the old structure,
rcplacing the floor, and constructing new hcmgars. Mr. Klein seconded. and the motion passed
lmanimously. If the Authority chooses to construct a new T-hangcr building rather than repair
the existing one, it needs to formally rcjcct the "Everglades Airpark T -Hanger Reconstruction"
Bid No. 08-5047 at the May 2008 meeting. Constmcting a new building, could require three to
four separate bids.
IX. NEW BlJSINESS
Mr. Meade made a motion to approve Resolution No. 08-16 recommending thai the Collier
County Board of County Commissioners accept and authorize its Chairnlan to execute an
amendment for a time cxtcnsion to the Rural Infrastructure Grant Agrcemcnt # aT -os. I 36
from the Florida Office of Tourism, Trade. and Economic Development (OTTED) for the
Immokalee Regional Airport/Florida Tradeport Stornl Water Management/Retention Pond
Project. Mr. Klein seconded, and Resolution No. 08-16 was approved unanimously.
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x. PUBLIC COMMENT
Mr. Meade made a motion to have Mr. Randy Whitton on the Authority's May Agenda. Mr.
Secrest seconded. and the motion was approved unanimously.
XI. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned "without objection."
COLLIER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
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SUMMARY APPRAISAL REPORT
FOR
WCI COMMUNITIES
(Vacant Parcel at 200 1 Mainsall Drivel
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AS OF
04 SEPTEMBER 2007
AT THE REQUEST OF
MR. JOHN HAWKINS
WCI COMMUNITIES
24301 WALDEN CENTER DRIVE
BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34134
PREPARED BY
CARROLL & CARROLL, INC.
REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS & CONSULTANTS
2500 AIRPORT ROAD SOUTH, SUITE 206
NAPLES, FL 34112-4867
(239) 775-1147
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SUMMARY OF IMPORTANT DATA AND CONCLUSIONS
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This inform.ation is sUITlmgrized only for convenience. The value given is the fin~ rounded
conclusion of the appraisal. To use this summary without first reading the appraisal report
could be misleading.
PROPERTY APPRAISED
A vacant multi-family residential 10ttota1ing 118,919 square
feet (2.73 acres) part of the Marco Shores PUD, located
adjacent to the Marco Airport at 2001 Mainsail Drive,
Naples, Florida
APPRAISERS
Raymond E. Carroll, MAl, SRA
State-Certified General Appraiser 165
Robert E. Carroll
Registered Trainee R122210
SCOPE OF WORK
All applicable approaches to value were developed. The
appraisal results are presented in a summary format.
PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL
Estimate Market Value.
CLIENT, USE
AND INTENDED USERS
The client is wel Communities. The appraisal is to assist
in negotiating a sale. The intended user is WeI
Communities.
APPRAISAL EFFECTIVE DATE
04 September 2007
DATE OF REPORT
04 September 2007
ESTATE .'\PPRAISED
Fee Simple
ESTIMATE OF VALUE
$780,000
EJe'TRAORDfNARY ASSUMPTIONS
AND LIMITING CONDITIONS
This is a SUlIUIlary Appraisal Report which is intended
to comply with the reporting requirements set forth
under Standard Rule 2-2(b) of the Uniform Standards of
Professional Appraisal Practice for a Summary Appraisal
Report. As such, it might not include full discussions of
the data,. reasoning and analyses that were used in the
appraisal process to develop the opinion of value.
Supporting documentation concerning the data,
reasoning and analyses is retained in 'the appraiser's file.
The information contained in this report is specific to
the needs of the client and for the intended use stated
in this report. The appraiser is not responsible for
unauthorized use of this report.
Standard Assumptions and Limiting Conditions are
included in the Addendum..
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Memorandum
To:
Theresa Cook, Executive Director
Airport Authority
From:
Roosevelt Leonard
Real Estate Appraiser
Date:
April 24, 2008
Subject:
WCI Communities vacant 2.73ac parcel
Backqround
As per your request I have reviewed the summary appraisal report for the WCI 2.73
acre vacant land parcel. The current zoning for the 2.73ac parcel is "PUD" planned unit
development. The subject property is part of the Marco Shores "PUD" which controls or
approves the permitted land uses.
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Taken directly from the "PUD" ordinance 94-41 page 3 project density 2.05; the total
acreage of the Marco Shores property is 321 acres. The maximum number of dwelling
units to be built is 1 ,580. The number of dwellinq units per qross acre is 4.9. The density
on individual parcels of land throuqhout the project will vary accordinq to the type of
dwellinq units placed on each parcel of land.
The original WCI Real Estate Appraiser read and inserted the above mentioned
statement in his appraisal report on pages 18 and 19. The WCI appraiser said the
Hammock Bay high-rise residential multi-family units have an average density of 14.27
units per acre and it is reasonable to expect a similar density for the 2.73 acre site. The
WCI appraiser based his estimate of value on the 39 developable units, (2.73ac x
14.27units is 39 units).
Analvsis
The Marco Shores "PUD" is approved for 4.9 units per gross acre. In my opinion this
means that you can develop a single structure with the maximum density of 4.9 units
per acre or any combination of dwellings can not exceed the maximum 4.9 units per
gross acre. The residential tracts within the "PUD" are tracts A, T, U and tracts C-1 & E-
1 according to 4.04 of the "PUD" ordinance 94-41. The subject property 2.73ac parcel is
located on tract Q. Tract Q is permitted to have accessory uses. The site and
development standards of the LDC 4.02.06 (development in airport zones) states,
Dept of Facilities Mgtl Real Property Management
239.252-2621
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approach zone height limitation within the approach zone shall not exceed the runWII~e 10 of 15
end height at the inner edge and increases uniformly with horizontal distance outward.
The height ratio is 20:1, one foot vertically for every 20 feet horizontally. In my opinion
and calculations, any structure placed on tract Q cannot exceed three stories.
Conclusion
Based upon the above appraisal report review and analysis, the 39 developable units
exceed the allowable permitted units and do not meet the 4 tests of highest and best
use, physically possible, legally permissible, reasonable feasible, and financially
feasible. Tract Q, the subject properly is permitted to be valued as "PUD" with
developable units of 4.9 units per gross acre.
The estimated range per developable unit in WCI's appraiser's market grid is $17,000 to
$19,000 per unit. Due to the current market conditions and the superior location of the
comparable market data used, the low end of the range appears to be reasonable.
Mathematically, $17,000(unit) x 13 units (4.9 unit's x 2.73ac) is $221,000
Indicated Value for the subject property 2.73ac parcel = $221,000 dollars.
Dept of Facilities Mgt / Real Property Management
239.252-2621
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April 29, 2008
CERTIFIED MAIL #: 7005 0390 0006 4590 8543
Mr. Paul Erhardt
WCI Communities
2430 I Walden Center Dr.
Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Dear Mr. Erhardt,
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The Collier County Airport Authority (Authority) met with Mr. John Hawkins in the fall of
2007 to discuss a parcel of property, a vacant lot, located at 2001 Mainsail Drive in Naples,
Florida, further known as Tract Q. In September 2007, WCI provided an independent
appraisal to the Authority from Carrol & Carrol, Inc. Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
On April 24, 2008, Collier County Real Estate Services performed an appraisal of the
property, That appraisal is attached.
It is the Collier County Airport Authority's intent to submit an offer of purchase for this 2.73
acre parcel of land to WCI for consideration.
First, I would like to present some background information regarding this property and the
proposed Master Plan for the Marco Island Executive Airport. The last Master Plan for the
Marco Island Executive Airport was developed in 1996. A permit application to construct a
taxiway at the Marco Island Executive Airport was submitted to the United States Army
Corps of Enginecrs in 1997. The Authority received the permit in 2007, ten years later. The
Authority is just completing a new 2008 Master Plan update and anticipates development of
the short-term (5-year) projects to be complete by 2013. The design phase of the proposed
development projects proposed over the next five years ",~ll begin in the next four to eight
months. In the normal course of airport planning, an update to tllis most recent Master Plan
will likely occur around 2018.
The acquisition of the proposed Tract Q was not considered in the 1996 Master Plan and was
just recently addcd as an alternative to the 2008 plan. Ifthe Authority were to acquire this
land in the next four to eight months, it could be considered in the design phase of the five-
year plan. If not, it may be ten years before the opportunity rises again.
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April 29, 2008
Currently, the Master Plan allows for relocating the existing vehicle parking lot to a parcel of
land adjacent to Tract Q that is owned by Collier County. Due to Federal funding delays, the
construction of the parking lot relocation has not becn fundcd yet. This delay otTers an
opporrune time for the Tract Q, 2.73 acre parcel to be added to the design.
TIle advantage of having Tract Q incorporated into the currcnt Master Plan accommodates
business jet traffic, tourism, current and future residents and the transponation
accommodations (limos and rental cars) for the users of the Marco Airport.
WCI receives a proportional benefit from the Marco Island Executive Airport equal to its
presence on Mainsail Drive. The Marco Island Executive Airpon is the gateway to the WCI
communities and the Marco Island Community. The airport is the doorway, not the
destination. Under the current airport configuration, very little land is available for larger jet
traffic maneuvering and parking. It is only for the safe operating procedures of the pilots and
staff that have prcvented a major aircraft incident to date. If one were to occur, it is highly
likely that the insurers of those larger business jets would recommcnd not operating out ofthe
airport until the maneuvering and parking ability is expanded.
The airport is a county owned airport, and is subsidized by Collier County taxpayers. It is
difficult to justify to the taxpayers of Collier County the purchase of land adjacent to an
airport that has an unrcalized direct benefit to a majority of the County population, especially
at an elevated market price.
The property currently lies between a water treatment plant and a future parking lot and is
located across the street from a steel maintenance building. The appraisal states, "It is a small
parcel without any speciallocational or view amenities."
The uses permitted aside from multi family and single family residential use, are: parks,
playgrounds, play fields and preservation areas. There is little economic benefit of the latter
uses and a poor economic choice for residential use. The Planned Uillt Development (PUD)
does not permit commercial use.
The combined preliminary 2007 assessment was $27, JOO for land and $28, 674 for
improvements for a total of $55, 974. 'f11e improvement cOlnponent is based on garage, fence
and other site improvements that no longer exist. That puts the 2007 assessment more
accurately at $27,300.
The appraisal analysis indicates the best use of the land would be airport related, or that some
kind of community facility or utility facility might be approved.
The (high) comparables given were for Urban Residential Multi Family use areas in Naples.
The appraisal stated that the location of the property affects the development pattern of the
PUD and tends to discourage furthcr development of the parcels closest to the airport.
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Mr. Paul Erhardt
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April 29, 2008
If the Airport Authority were to acquire this parcel ofland and construct additional parking to
accommodate the users of the Marco Island Executive Airport and expand the business jet
utilization ofthe airport, it would be an added benefit for the WCI communities, Marco Island
residents and Collier County visitors.
It is the goal of the Collier County Airport Authority to provide amenities and services to the
public at reasonable fees. The Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) goal is to provide a
safe aviation environment and promote aviation by keeping costs do",'I1. It would be unlikely
in this time of budget constraints, county cutbacks and other economic factors that the FAA or
the County (both of whom provide funding for projects at the Marco Island Airport) would
participate in the acquisition of this land at the escalated value stated in the appraisal.
It would be commendable if weI could donate the 2.73-acre parcel for the benefit of the users
of the public airport and the current and future residents of the community. If that is not a
consideration, then, respectfully, the Collier County Airport Authority would like you to
consider an offer 01'$150,000.00 for Tract Q. This offer is contingent upon approval of
funding by the Collier County Board of County Commissioners. This offer shall remain open
for thirtv (30) davs from receipt of this lettcr. Please respond to this offer in writing or
contact the undersigned directlv to discuss.
Attached is an appraisal conducted by Collier County Real Estate Services for your review.
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Executive Director
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Via fax and U.S. Mail
Ms. Theresa Cook
Executive Director
Collier County Airport Authority
2005 Mainsail Drive Suite I
Naples, FL 34114-8955
Dear Ms. Cook:
Thank you for your offer to purchase the 2.73 acre vacant parcel at 2001
Mainsail Drive kno,,"n as Tract Q co=unicate<l in your letter of April 29,
2008 and our discussion on Friday, June 6, 2008.
wcr is willing to sell the parcel to the aiIport authority with the following'
proposed terms:
Purchase price: 5250,000
Warranty: none other than title; the property is being sold 'as is'
Deposit: a S25,000 non-refundable deposit at time of contract
Closing Costs: responsibility of buyer
Closing Date: On or before September 26, 2008
Usage: the airport authority agrees the future usage of the site i. for pnrposes
as outlined in the master plan of the airport authority itself. Furthermore, you
agree that any parking lot lighting installed on the site will include baffles or
other devices to direct the lighting to the parking surface and minimize the
impact on potential future residential sites nearby.
If you are agreeable to these terms please advise me so that we can proceed to
drafting a contract for execution.
Sincerely,
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VP 1 Senior Project Manager
WCI Communities, Inc.
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6.0 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLAN
The ALP and Proposed Development Plan for the Marco Island Executive Airport provides a guide for Collier
County to meet the aviation needs. In this regard, development of the airport should efficiently utilize existing
facilities and allow for the orderly development of new facilities. All development actions should consider
safety, efficiency, and utility.
CIP 0-5 Year 2007-2011 (Total Project Cost Estimate $18,853,665)
2008-2009 Parallel Taxiway Construction (Mitigation/Surcharge/Construction), $5,538,000.
2008 AcquirefTransfer Remaining South Parcel of Property to CCM, $753,500.
2008 Rehabilitate Runway 17/35 and Runway 17 RSA Improvements, $3,000,000.
2008 Construct Temporary Auto Parking Lot and Convert Existing Auto Parking Lot to Apron, $1,262,165.
2008-2009 Design/Construct GA Apron Expansion to the South of GA Tie-downs, $1,700,000.
2010 Design New Terminal Facility/Auto Parking/Access Road, $600,000.
2011-2012 Construct New Terminal/Auto Parking/Access Road, $6,000,000.
CtP 5-10 Year 2012-2016 (Total Project Cost Estimate $1,482,000)
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2013 Remove Old Terminal Structure and Construct TransienUltlnerant Apron (Business Jet AircrafU5
Positions), $932,000.
2014 Construct 8-Unit T-Hangar, $240,000.
2015 Construct 2 Executive 55x55 Feet Hangars, $ 70,000.
2016 Construct 8-Unit T-Hangar. $240,000.
CIP 11-20 Year 2017-2026 (Total Project Cost Estimate $560,000)
2017 Construct 8-Unit T -Hangar, $240,000.
2018 Construct 2 Executive 55x55 Feet Hangars, $70,000.
2020 Construct 6-Unit T-Hangar, $180,000.
2022 Construct 2 Executive 55x55 Feet Hangars, $70,000.
AMP Narrat/ve Report
Marco Is/and Executive Airport