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AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1994
COX FIELD
PARIS, TEXAS
The scheduled meeting was called to order by Chairman Eric
Clifford at 6:00 P.M. The following members were present:
Victor Abeles
J.W. Ashmore
Tony Daigle
Vic Ressler
J. B. Ritchey
Mark Buster
The following members were absent:
Larry Greb
Also in attendance: Dick Boots, Jim Collier and
Herb Ordelheide.
The new members of the board were swore in by T.K. Haynes,
City Attorney, new member is Mark Buster. All old members
were also sworn in as a new requirement by board memberships.
3. Victor Abeles was nominated as the new chairman of the Airport
Advisory Board, motion was seconded by Tony Daigle. Moved
and seconded that nominations cease. Victor Abeles was
elected by unanimous vote.
4. The minutes of the November 23, 1993, meeting were read and
approved without correction. Motion for acceptance was made
by Tony Daigle, seconded by J.B. Richey, and carried by a 6 -0
vote.
5. Mark Buster was introduced as a new board member and welcomed
by the chairman and other board members.
6. The lighted guidance sign project was discussed. The City of
Paris will administer all funds for the project. The Texas
Department of Transportation will send the City of Paris the
entire amount -of money for the project. The City Council
approved at it's last meeting our 5% cost share of the
project. Bucker, Willis & Ratliff have been selected to be
the project consultant.
6A. Chairman Abeles requested that since the City Attorney was in
attendance, he would like for him to explain the insurance
requirements for those doing contract work for the City and
for those receiving aviation permits at Cox Field.
7. A handout was given to each member concerning the proposed
1994 -95 budget for Cox Field Airport.
8. Mr. Clifford discussed the possibility of attaching doors on
the west side of the open T- Hangers. If this were done, the
rental would be increased to $100. for each hanger. Money to
pay for this project would possibly come from bond funds. Mr.
Clifford said that this project was high on the priority list.
Mr. Ordelhide requested that the rental for the hangers be
kept at a minimum.
9. Boots said that funding through the Texas Department of
Transportation was not available for constructing a building
to house the airport fire truck. The present building that is
used to house this vehicle will be torn down when the new
conventional hanger of Larry Townes will be built. Presently,
the fire truck building is an old sheet metal structure. It
was explained to the City Manager that when the new hanger was
built, a new structure would have to be built to house the
fire truck.
10. Boots said that after checking with Tx DOT, he found that no
low interest loans were available for T- Hanger construction.
The Board requested that Boots attempt to find additional
grant money for Airport Improvement Projects.
11. Two new proposed conventional hangers are on the drawing Board
for Cox Field.
12. New Business: Boots discussed the Tx DOT Airport Improvement
Project for fiscal year 1995 -96. The total cost of the
project is $1,169,600 with the City of Paris share being 5% or
$58,480. Mr. Clifford requested that in this project that we
attempt to extend the Taxiway several hundred feet west of
it's present location to accommodate the future hanger
expansions or.additions.
13. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned by
Chairman Abeles at 6:33 p.m.
Dick Boots
Recorder
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AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
Tuesday, November 22, 1994
Cox Field
Paris, Texas
The scheduled meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. by
acting Chairman Jim Collier. The following members were
present:
J.W. Ashmore Tony Daigle
Mark Buster J.B. Ritchey
Members absent were:
Vic Abeles Vic Ressler
Larry Greb
Also in attendance was Airport Manager Jim Collier.
The minutes of the September 13, 1994, meeting were presented.
A motion to accept the minutes as written was moved. by J.B.
Ritchey, seconded by Tony Daigle and passed by unanimous vote.
The following requests for aviation permits for 1995 were
discussed and considered for approval:
A. Jim Wrenn
1. Maintenance Airframe
2. Maintenance Power Plant
B. John Gann
1. Maintenance Airframe
2. Maintenance Power Plant
C. Stephens Ag Air Inc.
1. Agricultural Operations
D. J -R Aviation
1. Sale of Aviation Petroleum Products
2. Pilot Training
3. Aircraft Rental
It was moved by Tony Daigle and seconded by Mark Buster that
all the permits listed above be recommended to the City
Council for approval. The motion passed by a unanimous vote.
New Business: It was reported by the Airport Manager that
bids have been taken for the lighted guidance sign project.
Installation of the signs should take place in early 1995.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at
6:15 P.M.