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New Business continueds cited the lack of a mechanic service and eating facilities and insufficient and poor services, including the unavailability of sectional maps and inadequacy of furnishings in the main waiting area. Mr. Wright said Board Council members were "penny wise and pound foolish ". POPA members requested and the Board agreed to post a meeting agenda in the airport each month. The Board encouraged regular attendance by POPA representatives at all Board meetings. Mrs Wrenn and Pat Wright recommended changing paving specifications, to eliminate the 1" ledge between hangars and the taxiways, mak- ing the paving flush with no more than a 2" drop in 50 feet(3%) so individual pilots can push their planes in and out of their hangers. Cecil Honeycutt said the pilots are angry that the Mayor did not 0--- appoint a pilatothe Board. Mr. Rex stated that James Moseley is a pilot, and a newly appointed Board member. 3. T.D. Mallison made a motion that the Board re letter from the City Manager be requested aut members to research similar airport facilitie communities for statistics on return of these This motion was seconded by Joann Ondrovik and passed unanimously. The mot - - -- - -- rr -- -- --- - - - - -- -sly. Majors Aviation of Greenville requests permission for a permit for air taxi and charter operations. The Board determined no action was necessary, and that Majors needed no permit as stipulated by city ordinance. Discuss gasoline pricing policies. Mr. Collier reported that gross profit is 11¢ per gallon as compared to 15.4¢ at local gas stations. Allie O'Brien moved to raise gas price to 15¢ above invoice. The motion was not seconded and no Board recommendation made at this time. z. The review of annual statistical reports on monthly air- port gas sales from Mr. Collier was tabled for reconsideration at next months meeting. With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10s20 p.m.