Michigan Aeronautics Commission
Meeting Agenda
March 20, 2024 – 10:00 a.m.
Jackson County Reynolds Field Airport
Richmond Brothers Hangar
3568 Wildwood Avenue
Jackson, Michigan 49202
Microsoft Teams Meeting Link
Conference Call 1-248-509-0316 ID 760615968#
I. OPENING REMARKS, PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE, ROLL CALL
II. WELCOME PRESENTATION
Juan Zapata, Airport Manager
Jackson County Reynolds Field Airport
III. STUDENT HIGHLIGHT
Reece Blackgrove, Flight School Jackson
IV. COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. Minutes of the January 25, 2024, Meeting
B. Ownership Transfer of Linden Prices Airport, Linden (9G2)
C. Request for Approval and Transfer of Appropriated Funds for Primary
Airports
Airport Sponsor Contracts
Primary AIP Grants
1. Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Grand Rapids (GRR)
2. Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport, Kalamazoo (AZO)
3. Ford Airport, Iron Mountain (IMT)
4. Ford Airport, Iron Mountain (IMT)
5. Alpena County Regional Airport, Alpena (APN)
6. Muskegon County Airport, Muskegon (MKG)
7. Delta County Airport, Escanaba (ESC)
8. Capital Region International Airport, Lansing (LAN)
9. Chippewa County International Airport, Sault Ste. Marie (CIU)
10. Flint Bishop International Airport, Flint (FNT)
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11. Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport, Marquette (SAW)
12. Pellston Regional Airport of Emmet County, Pellston (PLN)
13. Houghton County Memorial Airport, Hancock (CMX)
14. MBS International Airport, Saginaw (MBS)
15. Willow Run Airport, Detroit (YIP)
16. Detroit Wayne County Metropolitan Airport, Detroit (DTW)
Primary BIL AIG and BIL ATP Grants
17. Alpena County Regional Airport, Alpena (APN)
18. Detroit Willow Run, Detroit (YIP)
19. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Detroit (DTW)
20. Muskegon County Airport, Muskegon (MKG)
21. Delta County Airport, Escanaba (ESC)
22. Houghton County Memorial Airport, Hancock (CMX)
23. Capital Region International Airport, Lansing (LAN)
24. Chippewa County International Airport, Sault Ste. Marie (CIU)
25. Chippewa County International Airport, Sault Ste. Marie (CIU)
26. Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport, Marquette (SAW)
27. Cherry Capital Airport, Traverse City (TVC)
28. Flint Bishop Airport, Flint (FNT)
29. Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Grand Rapids (GRR)
30. Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Grand Rapids (GRR)
31. Gerald R. Ford International Airport, Grand Rapids (GRR)
32. Pellston Regional Airport of Emmet County, Pellston (PLN)
D. Request for Approval and Transfer of Appropriated Funds for State
Block Grant Airports
State Block Grant Program AIP and BIL Grants
1. Antrim County Airport, Bellaire (ACB)
2. Antrim County Airport, Bellaire (ACB)
3. Bois Blanc Island Airport, Bois Blanc (6Y1)
4. Frankfort Dow Memorial Field, Frankfort (FKS)
5. Grand Haven Memorial Airpark, Grand Haven (3GM)
6. Greenville Municipal Airport, Greenville (6D6)
7. West Michigan Regional Airport, Holland (BIV)
8. West Michigan Regional Airport, Holland (BIV)
9. Jackson County Reynolds Field Airport, Jackson (JXN)
10. Jackson County Reynolds Field Airport, Jackson (JXN)
11. Mason Jewett Field, Mason (TEW)
12. Jack Barstow Airport, Midland (IKW)]
13. Oakland County International Airport, Pontiac (PTK)
14. Saginaw County H.W. Browne Airport, Saginaw (HYX)
15. Saginaw County H.W. Browne Airport, Saginaw (HYX)
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16. Sandusky City Airport, Sandusky (Y83)
17. Sandusky City Airport, Sandusky (Y83)
18. Paul C. Miller Sparta Airport, Sparta (8D4)
19. Paul C. Miller Sparta Airport, Sparta (8D4)
20. Paul C. Miller Sparta Airport, Sparta (8D4)
Supplemental Transfers >15% of Original Transfer
21. Huron County Memorial Airport, Bad Axe (BAX)
Supplemental Transfers – No Action Required
1. Menominee Regional Airport, Menominee (MNM)
2. Menominee Regional Airport, Menominee (MNM)
E. Request for Approval and Transfer of Appropriated Funds for Fiscal
Year 2024 General Fund Programs
1. State/Local Program
a. Statewide Crack Sealing Program
b. Statewide Paint Marking Program
c. Linden Prices Airport, Linden (9G2)
2. Air Service Program
a. Flint Bishop Airport, Flint (FNT)
b. Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport, Kalamazoo (AZO)
c. Capital Region International Airport, Lansing (LAN)
d. Sawyer Marquette Regional Airport, Marquette (SAW)
e. MBS Airport, Saginaw (MBS)
f. Cherry Capital Airport, Traverse City (TVC)
g. Houghton County Memorial Airport, Hancock (CMX)
h. Chippewa County International Airport, Sault Ste. Marie (CIU)
V. SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Dean George Pavey, West Michigan Aviation Academy
VI. DIRECTOR’S REPORT
VII. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS
VIII. PUBLIC COMMENTS
IX. CLOSING
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MICHIGAN AERONAUTICS COMMISSION
DRAFT Minutes of Meeting
Lansing, Michigan
January 25, 2024
Pursuant to Section 31 of Act 327 of the Public Acts of 1945, the Commissioners of the
Michigan Aeronautics Commission (MAC or Commission) met at the Office of
Aeronautics, 2700 Port Lansing Road, Lansing, Michigan on January 25, 2024.
COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT
Bryan Budds, Commission Advisor
Alicia Morrison, Commission Analyst
COMMISSION MEMBERS ABSENT
Kelly Burris, Commissioner
Russ Kavalhuna, Commissioner
F/Lt. Greg Setla, Designee MSP
I. OPENING REMARKS, ROLL CALL, and PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The January 25, 2024, MAC meeting was officially called to order by Chair Brian
Smith at 9:04 am.
Chair Smith welcomed all to the meeting and thanked all in attendance.
Chair Smith then asked everyone to join in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
Chair Smith asked for a formal roll call. Roll call was taken by Alicia Morrison. It was
announced five (5) Commissioners were present in person for a quorum.
II. STUDENT HIGHLIGHT
Chair Smith thanked the Office of Aeronautics for hosting and asked Mike Trout to
introduce Linnea Ulland, MDOT Aeronautics Student Intern to speak on her
experiences.
Linnea Ulland thanked the Commission for the opportunity to speak. She shared her
aviation journey, noting her time at Western Michigan University, and her dreams of
becoming an airport manager or aviation administrator. She concluded by
encouraging all young aviators to follow their dreams.
Dr. Brian Smith, Chair
Benjamin Carter, Vice Chair – via Teams, Non-voting
Rick Fiddler, Commissioner
Kevin Jacobs, Designee MDNR
Laura Mester, Designee MDOT
Major General Bryan Teff, Designee, MDMVA
Mike Trout, Director
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III. COMMISSION BUSINESS
A. Minutes of the November 15, 2023, Meeting
Chair Smith asked if there were any revisions to the minutes of the meeting held
on November 15, 2023. There were none. Chair Smith entertained a motion to
approve the minutes. The motion was moved by Commissioner Rick Fiddler and
seconded by Commissioner Kevin Jacobs to approve the minutes as presented.
All voted in favor. Chair Smith announced the motion is carried.
B. Request for Approval and Transfer of Appropriated Funds
Chair Smith called on Elyse Lower, who then presented the transfers.
Airport Sponsor Contracts
1. Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, Ann Arbor (ARB)
2. Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, Ann Arbor (ARB)
3. Huron County Memorial Airport, Bad Axe (BAX)
4. Wexford County Airport, Cadillac (CAD)
5. Wexford County Airport, Cadillac (CAD)
6. Wexford County Airport, Cadillac (CAD)
7. Cheboygan County Airport, Cheboygan (SLH)
8. Frankfort Dow Memorial Field, Frankfort (FKS)
9. Gladwin Zettel Memorial Airport, Gladwin (GDW)
10. Abrams Municipal Airport, Grand Ledge (4D0)
11. Abrams Municipal Airport, Grand Ledge (4D0)
12. West Michigan Regional Airport, Holland (BIV)
13. Ionia County Airport, Ionia (Y70)
14. Manistee County Blacker Airport, Manistee (MBL)
15. Manistee County Blacker Airport, Manistee (MBL)
16. Schoolcraft County Airport, Manistique (ISQ)
17. Menominee Regional Airport, Menominee (MNM)
18. Oscoda County Dennis Kauffman Airport, Mio (51M)
19. Mount Pleasant Municipal Airport, Mount Pleasant (MOP)
20. Mount Pleasant Municipal Airport, Mount Pleasant (MOP)
21. Mount Pleasant Municipal Airport, Mount Pleasant (MOP)
22. White Cloud Airport, White Cloud (42C)
Supplemental Transfers >15% of Original Transfer
23. Fitch H. Beach Airport, Charlotte (FPK)
24. Owosso Community Airport, Owosso (RNP)
Supplemental Transfers <15% of original transfer – No Action Required
1. Capital Region International Airport, Lansing (LAN)
2. Sandusky City Airport, Sandusky (Y83)
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Chair Smith asked for a motion to approve the transfers as presented. The motion
was moved by Commissioner Bryan Teff and seconded by Commissioner Rick
Fiddler to approve the transfers as presented. All voted in favor. Chair Smith
announced the motion is carried.
A complete list of contract descriptions can be viewed at www.michigan.gov/aero
under the Aeronautics Commission tab.
IV. DIRECTORS REPORT
A. MAC Director’s Report
Chair Smith called on Director Trout who presented his Director’s Report.
Director Trout began by thanking all those in attendance in Lansing and via
Teams.
Director Trout gave a legislative update noting the Federal Government had
passed a short term laddered Continuing Resolution extending transportation
funding through March 1, 2024. He also noted the Airport and Airway Extension
Act of 2023 was passed extending Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
authorities through March 8, 2024. He stated the Memorandum of Understanding
between the FAA and the National Association of State Aviation Officials
(NASAO) had been signed. He then highlighted NASAO legislative priorities and
that the Aeronautics Code revisions were still pending in the Michigan
Legislature.
Director Trout provided an update on the Air Service Program developed to
stimulate economic activity and air service connectivity in Michigan. These funds
are Fiscal Recovery Funds appropriated through the American Rescue Plan Act
(ARPA) and therefore subject to federal guidelines. The program timeline has
pre-applications due to MDOT Aero on February 2, 2024, and final applications
due June 7, 2024. Questions on the Air Service Program can be directed to
Director Trout also offered further details on the State/Local Program developed
to help non-air service airports address unfunded airport maintenance,
preventive maintenance, and capital needs. This program will fund the Crack
Sealing and Paint Marking Programs for fiscal year (FY) 2024. The remaining
fund allocation is to be determined at the time of this meeting.
Director Trout highlighted the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) stating FY
2024 project announcements may be delayed due to the reauthorization. FY
2024 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Airport Improvement Grants (AIG) were
announced and can be found here www.faa.gov/bil/airport-infrastructure.
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Director Trout provided current Excise Fuel Tax and Sales Fuel Tax data.
Sparta Airport (8D4) was highlighted by Director Trout for their Reconstruct
Runway Lighting Project. The project amount was $892,836.63 and was
completed by contractor Countyline. Paul Nicastri is the Aero Project Manager
and Prein & Newhof is the Consultant on the project. The project was completed
on time and under budget.
Director Trout shared year-to-date performance metrics on various Aero
programs.
Director Trout announced the Office of Aeronautics had recently completed their
first informational video showcasing the work done in the Office. Featuring Aero
employees, the video was completed using federal technical funding. A pre-flight
safety video was also completed for all passengers flying aboard state aircraft.
Director Trout welcomed new employees and offered congratulations to those
receiving service awards, and on two recent baby girls born to Office staff.
Director Trout discussed current uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) and advanced
air mobility (AAM) initiatives including MDOT’s collaboration with Michigan
Central on the Advanced Aerial Innovation Region (AAIR), as well as two current
research projects on Communications Mesh and Multi-Modal Electric Charging
Stations. He discussed the newly created MDOT UAS Operations Group formed
as a collaboration between users for program development and policy
consistency. Director Trout also noted an upcoming UAS Peer Exchange being
held at the Office of Aeronautics the week of August 19, 2024.
Director Trout discussed recent good news items including the following stories:
MDOT/City of Detroit/Electreon Unveil First Public EV-charging Roadway at
Michigan Central; It Costs More to Register a Car in Michigan than an Airplane;
and Traverse City County Club Donates $55,000 to Mid-Michigan Honor Flight.
He also shared a timeline with upcoming events at airports around Michigan. A
full list of events, fly-ins and aviation happenings can be found at
www.michigan.gov/aero.
Director Trout concluded by offering his condolences in memory of former
Commissioner Fred Rakunas.
V. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS
Chair Smith asked if any Commissioners would like to make comments. There were
none.
VI. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Chair Smith asked if anyone would like to make a public comment.
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Heb Schulke (?) noted the Michigan Aviation Safety Forum is being held at Plymouth
Canton Airport on February 10.
VII. CLOSING
The next MAC meeting is scheduled for 10:00am on Wednesday, March 20, 2024, at
Jackson County Reynolds Field, Jackson, Michigan.
Chair Smith thanked the Commissioners, Office of Aeronautics staff, and the public for
their participation today, reminding everyone that information presented today could be
found at www.michigan.gov/aero or by calling 517-335-9568.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:52 a.m.
Brian Smith, Chair Michael G. Trout, Director
DATE: March 12, 2024
TO: Dr. Brian Smith, Chair
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
FROM: Mike Trout, Director
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
SUBJECT: Sale of Linden Prices Airport (9G2)
In 2001, MDOT purchased the Linden Prices Airport to preserve the airport’s contribution to
aviation capacity in the greater Genesse County area. The airport is currently operated under
contract with the adjacent Airpark Landowners Association, also known as 9G2 LLC. MDOT
retains land ownership of only the airport runway, taxiway, and a modest terminal building.
The airport is home to approximately 20 based aircraft housed in a residential airpark adjacent
to the primary runway. These aircraft, coupled with transient aircraft, complete 2,700 annual
departures and arrivals each year.
During a recent legislative session, MDOT was directed to issue a public Request for Proposals
for the sale of Linden Prices Airport (9G2). In the sole response to that request, 9G2 LLC, the
entity that holds the current airport management contract with MDOT, offered a bid of $205,000
to acquire the property while continuing to operate the airport.
To evaluate this bid, MDOT performed two independent appraisals, both of which substantiated
the bid amount of $205,000.
MDOT is seeking a vote of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission to authorize the Commission
Director to execute appropriate documentation effectuating the sale of Linden Prices Airport to
9G2 LLC with the following stipulations:
1. Consideration of no less than $205,000 be paid to MDOT.
2. All Departmental policies for real estate transactions be adhered to.
3. All other existing management and license agreements between 9G2 LLC or its
associated entities and MDOT be mutually terminated.
4. A reversionary clause, in favor of MDOT, be established requiring the property to be
used as an airport.
5. A grant of no more than $500,000 be provided to 9G2 LLC to extend the life of
existing airport pavements.
Approved by: __________________________________
Director, Michigan Aeronautics Commission
Digitally signed by: Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
DN: CN = Michael G. Trout, A.A.E. email = [email protected] C
= US O = MDOT OU = Office of Aeronautics
Date: 2024.03.14 14:52:39 -04'00'
Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
FY 2024 DIRECT GRANT STATUS SHEET
MAC
Item
AIP Funding
Location
Match
% Pre App FED Pre App State Pre App Local
Pre App MDOT
Project
Pre app Addt'l
Local
Pre app TOTAL
Project State Contribution
MAX State
Contribution Description
1 GRR- Grand Rapids 90% 6,668,711$ 370,484$ 370,484$ 7,409,679$ 7,409,679$ 370,484$ 426,057$
Terminal Enhancement Project and TWY V Rehab - Design and Construction
2 AZO-Kalamazoo 90% 1,574,794$ 87,489$ 87,489$ 1,749,772$ 1,749,772$ 87,489$ 100,612$
Final Design Rwy 35 Extension and Rwy17 RIM Final design and 2 FAA Reimb.
Agreements
3 IMT-Iron Mountain
95%
363,375$ 9,563$ 9,563$ 382,500$ 382,501$ 9,563$ 10,997$
Airfield Marking and Sealing- Design and Construction
4 IMT-Iron Mountain
95%
682,100$ 17,950$ 17,950$ 718,000$ 718,000$ 17,950$ 20,643$
Acquire SRE Rotary Plow
5 APN -Alpena 95% 1,900,000$ 50,000$ 50,000$ 2,000,000$ 2,000,000$ 50,000$ 57,500$
Acquire SRE -2 Plows, 1 Rotary
6 MKG-Muskegon
95%
16,761,027$ 441,079$ 441,079$ 17,643,185$ 17,643,185$ 441,079$ 507,241$
Shift/Rehab/ReconfigureTaxiway A (6,591' x 50')-Phase 3 of 3 Construction
7 ESC-Escanaba 95% 237,500$ 6,250$ 6,250$ 250,000$ 250,000$ 6,250$ 7,188$
Commercial Apron Reconstruction (22,688 SY) - Design Phase 1 of 2
8 LAN-Lansing
90%
2,465,334$
$ 136,963 $ 136,963 $ 2,739,260
2,739,260$ 136,963$ 157,507$
Rehab Terminal Apron (29,000 syd)- Phase 2 of 2 Construction
9 CIU-Sault Ste Marie 95% 820,999$ 21,605$ 21,605$ 864,209$ 29,289$ 893,498$ 21,605$ 24,846$
Seal Terminal Apron (12,000 syds) Design and Construction, Seal GA Apron
(20,000 syds) Design and Construction, Rehab Terminal (2,750 syds) Design and
Construction, Rehab GA Terminal (400 syds) Design and Construction
10 FNT-Flint 90% 1,197,000$ 66,500$ 66,500$ 1,330,000$ -$ 1,330,000$ 66,500$ 76,475$
Obstruction Removal, Survey Analysis,Environmental-Phase 1 of 3-Design,
Impove Airport Drainage- Phase 1 of 3 -Study, Rehabilitate Terminal Building
and Restrooms- Design Phase 1 of 2
11 SAW-Marquette 95% 720,000$ 40,000$ 40,000$ 800,000$
$ -
800,000$ 40,000$ 46,000$
SHPO MOA Mitigation, Exhibit A update-Study
12 PLN-Pellston 95% 1,330,000$ 35,000$ 35,000$ 1,400,000$ 1,400,000$ 35,000$ 40,250$
Acquire SRE High Speed Broom and Rotary
13 CMX-Hancock 95% 194,750$ 5,125$ 5,125$ 205,000$ 205,000$ 5,125$ 5,894$
Terminal Access Road Relocation - Design
14 MBS- Saginaw 90% 981,000$ 54,500$ 54,500$ 1,090,000$ 1,090,000$ 54,500$ 62,675$
Install NAVAIDS Wind Cone-Construction,
Rehab TWY A (6,399' x 75')- Phase 1 of 2 Design, Rehab TWY A Lighting (6,399')-
Phase 1 of 2 Design, Install Airfield Guidance Signs- Phase 1 of 2 Design
15 YIP-Detroit Willow 90% 29,700,000$ 3,300,000$ 33,000,000$ -$ 33,000,000$ -$ -$
Taxiway Alpha-Parrallel to RWY 5/23 -Construction Phase 4 of 4
16 DTW-Detroit Metro 75% 6,375,000$ 4,706,250$ 11,081,250$ 11,081,250$ -$ -$
VALE - 25 Gates MCNamara PC AIR and GPU- Construction
Estimated Sub Total AIP 71,971,590$ 1,342,508$ 9,348,758$ 82,662,855$ 29,289$ 82,692,145$ 1,342,508$ 1,543,884$
FY 2024 DIRECT GRANT STATUS SHEET BIL
MAC
Item
BIL AIG &
BIL ATP Funding
Location
Match
% Pre App FED Pre App State Pre App Local
Pre App MDOT
Project
Pre app Addt'l
Local AMT
Pre app TOTAL
Project State Contribution
MAX State
Contribution
Description
17 APN -Alpena 95% 47,500$ 1,250$ 1,250$ 50,000$ 1,250$ 1,438$
Construct Two Ten Unit T-Hangars- Design
18 YIP-Detroit Willow
90%
2,191,869$ -$ 243,541$ 2,435,410$ 2,435,410$ -$ -$
Taxiway Alpha-Parrallel to RWY 5/23 - Phase 3 of 4 Construction
19 DTW-Detroit Metro 75% 67,500,000$ 22,500,000$ 90,000,000$ 90,000,000$ -$ -$
Dingell Drive Rehabilitation -Roads and Tunnels, Construction
20 MKG-Muskegon
95%
881,441$ 23,196$ 23,196$ 927,833$ 1,900,000$ 2,827,833$ 23,196$ 26,675$
Shift/Rehab/ReconfigureTaxiway A (6,591' x 50')- Phase 3 of 3 Construction
21 ESC-Escanaba 95% 99,750$ 2,625$ 2,625$ 105,000$ 105,000$ 2,625$ 3,019$
Install Rwy 1/19 PAPIs-Design Phase 1 of 2, Install Rwy 1/19 REILs-Design Phase
1 of 2, Install Perimeter Fencing (2,000 lf)- Design
22 CMX-Hancock 95% 190,000$ 5,000$ 5,000$ 200,000$ 200,000$ 5,000$ 5,750$
Multiple Unit Box Hangars- Design
23 LAN-Lansing
90%
1,235,826$
$ 68,657 $ 68,657 $ 1,373,140
-$ 1,373,140$ 68,657$ 78,956$
Rehab Apron Taxilane (1,700' x 75')- Construction
24 CIU-Sault Ste Marie 95% 1,486,627$ 39,122$ 39,122$ 1,564,871$ 319,218$ 1,884,089$ 39,122$ 44,990$
Constr/Mod/Imp/Rehab Terminal HVAC-Construction
25 CIU-Sault Ste Marie 95% 155,876$ 4,102$ 4,102$ 164,080$ -$ 164,080$ 4,102$ 4,102$
Rehab Access Road, Rehab Non-Rev Parking, Expand Non-rev Parking- Design-
FINAL APP
26 SAW-Marquette 95%
$ 440,439 $ 24,468 $ 24,469
489,376$
$ -
489,376$ 24,468$ 24,468$
Construct/Mod/Imp Hangar Apron Pvmt-Construction, Seal Apron
Surface/Joints Phase 1 of 2 - Design, Reconstruct GA Apron Phase 1 of 2 -
Design FINAL APP
27 TVC-Traverse City
90%
2,908,678$ 161,593$ 161,593$ 3,231,864$ -$ -$ 161,593$ 185,832$
Improve Rehabilitate Terminal Roof- Design and Construction, Termainal
Rehabilitation Phase 1 (90%) Lighting Design, Terminal Rehabilitation Phase 1
(90%) - HVAC Design
28 FNT-Flint 90% 1,870,565$ 103,920$ 103,920$ 2,078,405$ -$ 2,078,405$ 103,920$ 119,508$
Rehabilitate Terminal Bldg FIDS/BIDS, Ticket and Gate Counter Replacement -
Design and Construction, Construct Taxilane (35' x1,200') and Construct Service
Road (6,000')- Design
29 GRR- Grand Rapids 90% 5,073,875$ 281,882$ 281,882$ 5,637,639$ -$ 5,637,639$ 281,882$ 324,164$
Terminal Enhancement Project-Construction
30 GRR- Grand Rapids 90% 4,542,274$ 252,349$ 252,349$ 5,046,972$ 3,093,304$ 8,140,276$ 252,349$ 290,201$
Construct SRE Storage Building-Construction
31 GRR- Grand Rapids 90% 8,732,930$ 485,144$ 485,144$ 9,703,218$ 2,898,413$ 12,601,631$ 485,144$ 557,916$
Contruct ARFF facility (approximately 22,500 square feet)-Construction
32 PLN-Pellston 95% 973,750$ 25,625$ 25,625$ 1,025,000$ 1,025,000$ 25,625$ 29,469$
Acquire 2 SRE Plow Trucks-Design and Construction
Estimated Sub Total BIL AIG + ATP 98,331,400$ 1,478,933$ 24,222,475$ 124,032,808$ 8,210,935$ 128,961,879$ 1,478,933$ 1,696,487$
MICHIGAN AERONAUTICS COMMISSION
FUNDS UNDER THE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL AND TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATED
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217883 $22,455 $22,455 $449,105$404,195
220248 $7,373 $7,373 $147,459$132,713
209367 $5,745 $5,745 $114,900$103,410
209329 $691,792$691,792
211388 $2,400 $2,400 $48,000$43,200
202057 $193,000$193,000
209432 $771 $11,777 $82,760$70,212
212021 $5,886 $44,260$38,374
132096 $19,489 $75,198 $445,501$350,814
213729 $11,531 $11,530 $230,606$207,545
216205 $4,629 $4,630 $92,591$83,332
March 20, 2024
Airport Concept # Project Description Local TotalBIL Entitlement Apportionment
Bellaire
Antrim County
Construct Taxilane (Stds)-New
Hangar Area (~274' x 35')-
Construction
Bellaire
Antrim County
Construct Taxilane (Stds)-New
Hangar Area (~126 x 35')-
Construction
Bois Blanc Island
Bois Blanc Island
Rehabilitate Runway-10/28 including
Connector & Taxilanes-Design
Frankfort
Frankfort Dow Memorial
Field
Acquire Easement for Approaches-
Rwy 15 (E32 & E36) Partial
Reimbursement #3-Land Acquisition
Grand Haven
Grand Haven Meml Airpark
Rehabilitate Runway-18/36-Design
Greenville
Greenville Muni
Acquire Easement for Approaches-
Rwy 10 (Parcel E11)-Land
Acquisition
Holland
West Michigan Rgnl
Construct Taxilane (Stds)-North
Hangar Park incl. Lighting-Design
Holland
West Michigan Rgnl
Construct Taxilane (Stds)-North
Hangar Park-Planning
Jackson
Jackson Cnty - Reynolds
Fld
Rehabilitate Taxiway-B (Section only
~500' x 50')-Construction
Jackson
Jackson Cnty - Reynolds
Fld
Reconstruct Taxiway Lighting-Twy B
Section only (~1300')-Construction
Mason
Mason Jewett Field
Rehabilitate Apron-Terminal-Design
StateDiscretionary
MICHIGAN AERONAUTICS COMMISSION
FUNDS UNDER THE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL AND TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATED
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220888 $6,181$6,181
209312 $95,238$95,238
201905 $72,189 $72,188 $1,443,779$1,299,402
218594 $27,006 $27,007 $661,615$421,492 $186,110
213292 $15,131 $15,131 $302,620$272,358
213423 $14,015 $14,016 $423,634$395,603
202074 $30,118 $30,119 $602,369$40,222 $501,910
202076 $14,537 $14,537 $290,731$261,657
217136 $4,754 $4,754 $95,075$85,567
$252,143 $324,746 $6,461,2162,833,655.00 2,456,624.00
March 20, 2024
Airport Concept # Project Description Local TotalBIL Entitlement Apportionment
Midland
Jack Barstow
Rehabilitate Runway-6/24 Pavement
Markings-Design
Pontiac
Oakland County Intl
Acquire Land for Approaches-Rwy
27L Partial Reimbursement #1-Land
Acquisition
Saginaw
Saginaw County H. W.
Browne
Rehabilitate Taxiway-C, D & E East-
Construction
Saginaw
Saginaw County H. W.
Browne
Reconstruct Taxiway Lighting-C, D,
E East-Construction
Sandusky
Sandusky City
Rehabilitate Taxiway-A and B-
Construction
Sandusky
Sandusky City
Rehabilitate Apron-5700 SYD-
Construction
Sparta
Paul C. Miller-Sparta
Expand Apron-Terminal-
Construction
Sparta
Paul C. Miller-Sparta
Reconstruct Apron-Terminal-
Construction
Sparta
Paul C. Miller-Sparta
Install Apron Lighting-Flood Lighting-
Construction
Grand Total:
0.00594,048.00
StateDiscretionary
MICHIGAN AERONAUTICS COMMISSION
FUNDS UNDER THE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL AND TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATED
219514 $2,515 $2,515 $50,300
$2,515 $2,515 $50,3000.00 0.00
March 20, 2024
Airport Concept # Project Description Local TotalBIL Entitlement Apportionment
Supplemental Transfers (>15% of Original Transfer)
Bad Axe
Huron County Memorial
Obstruction
Marking/Lighting/Removal (Non-
Hazard)-Rwys 17 & 22 (Pcls 6, E7A,
E27A, E27B, E36 & E37)-
Construction
Grand Total:
$45,270
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0.00
State
45,270.00
Discretionary
DATE:
January 03, 2024
TO:
Dr. Brian Smith, Chairman
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
FROM:
Mike Trout, Director
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
SUBJECT:
Supplemental Transfer
Menominee Regional Airport
Menominee
, Michigan
Pursuant to Guidance Document 10108 regarding Supplemental Transfers effective January 26, 2001, the
following supplemental transfer adjusts the project budget to move out 2020 NPE funds and move in
2023 NPE funds. This will ensure 2020 funds will be used before expiration on 5/19/24.
The original description is presented as follows:
D-26-0065-2723 - 209035 - Rehabilitate Runway-3/21 incl. 2 connectors to holdlines-Construction
Federal State Local Total
Decrease in Funds ($ 16,667.00) $ 8,333.00 $ 8,334.00 $ 0.00
Original Funds $ 4,435,573.00 $ 227,903.00 $ 227,902.00 $ 4,891,378.00
Total Transfer $ 4,418,906.00 $ 236,236.00 $ 236,236.00 $ 4,891,378.00
The total funding amount is the same. The federal, state, and local funding was adjusted according to the
federal participation. This is supplemental to the original transfer approved by the Michigan Aeronautics
Commission at its meeting of May 24, 2023.
Submitted by: ________________________________________ __________________________
Manager, Airport Development Section Date
Approved by: _______________________________________ ________________________
Director, Michigan Aeronautics Commission Date
cc: Alicia Morrison (original) Sue Payne
Elyse Lower Natalie Westrate
Paul Nicastri
Digitally signed by: Alissa K VanHoof
DN: CN = Alissa K VanHoof email = VanHoofA@michigan.
gov C = US O = MDOT OU = Office of Aeronautics
Date: 2024.01.30 14:15:56 -05'00'
Alissa K VanHoof
Digitally signed by: Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
DN: CN = Michael G. Trout, A.A.E. email = TroutM1@michigan.gov C = US O
= MDOT OU = Office of Aeronautics
Date: 2024.01.31 08:53:14 -05'00'
Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
DATE:
January 03, 2024
TO:
Dr. Brian Smith, Chairman
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
FROM:
Mike Trout, Director
Michigan Aeronautics Commission
SUBJECT:
Supplemental Transfer
Menominee Regional Airport
Menominee
, Michigan
Pursuant to Guidance Document 10108 regarding Supplemental Transfers effective January 26, 2001, the
following supplemental transfer adjusts the project budget to move in 2020 NPE funds and move out
2023 NPE funds in order to use 2020 NPE funds before they expire on 5/19/24. This will ensure 2020
funds will be used before expiration on 5/19/24.
The original description is presented as follows:
D-26-0065-2723 - 209036 - Reconstruct Rwy Lighting-3/21-Construction
Federal State Local Total
Increase in Funds $ 16,667.00 ($ 8,333.00) ($ 8,334.00) $ 0.00
Original Funds $ 1,071,634.00 $ 59,535.00 $ 59,536.00 $ 1,190,705.00
Total Transfer $ 1,088,301.00 $ 51,202.00 $ 51,202.00 $ 1,190,705.00
The total funding amount is the same. The federal, state, and local funding was adjusted according to the
federal participation. This is supplemental to the original transfer approved by the Michigan Aeronautics
Commission at its meeting of May 24, 2023.
Submitted by: ________________________________________ __________________________
Manager, Airport Development Section Date
Approved by: _______________________________________ ________________________
Director, Michigan Aeronautics Commission Date
cc: Alicia Morrison (original) Sue Payne
Elyse Lower Natalie Westrate
Paul Nicastri
Digitally signed by: Alissa K VanHoof
DN: CN = Alissa K VanHoof email =
[email protected] C = US O = MDOT OU =
Office of Aeronautics
Date: 2024.01.30 14:15:08 -05'00'
Alissa K VanHoof
Digitally signed by: Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
DN: CN = Michael G. Trout, A.A.E. email = TroutM1@michigan.
gov C = US O = MDOT OU = Office of Aeronautics
Date: 2024.01.31 08:51:23 -05'00'
Michael G. Trout, A.A.E.
FY 2024 Statewide Crack Sealing and Paint Marking
Airport LocID
Federal
Status
Cost for CS Cost for PM
Bad Axe BAX NPIAS 7,579.00$ 27,802.91$
Battle Creek BTL NPIAS 38,190.00$ 43,012.31$
Bay City 3CM NPIAS 30,210.00$ 27,741.80$
Cadillac CAD NPIAS 5,830.00$ 31,392.50$
Cheboygan SLH NPIAS 13,765.75$ 16,249.65$
Clare 48D NPIAS -$ 40,465.40$
Coldwater OEB NPIAS 39,900.00$ 29,765.50$
Crystal Falls 50D 23,417.52$ 3,600.00$
Detroit City DET NPIAS 9,844.75$ 43,778.68$
East Tawas 6D9 4,817.70$ -$
Gaylord, Lake 4Y4 2,253.56$ 1,575.00$
Greenville 6D6 NPIAS 23,093.16$ 18,478.00$
Grosse Ile ONZ NPIAS 11,470.00$ 13,546.00$
Harrison 80D 19,952.60$ 28,588.80$
Hart C04 NPIAS 19,769.00$ 10,254.00$
Hillsdale JYM NPIAS 29,680.00$ -$
Howell OZW NPIAS 42,034.10$ 43,434.18$
Lakeview 13C NPIAS 8,215.00$ 18,566.00$
Lapeer D95 NPIAS 23,850.00$ 11,050.00$
Ludington LDM NPIAS 13,250.00$ 20,910.00$
Manistee MBL NPIAS 13,920.00$ 45,791.70$
Manistique ISQ NPIAS 14,650.00$ 21,321.60$
Menominee MNM NPIAS -$ 44,128.37$
Newberry ERY NPIAS 4,453.50$ 1,148.00$
Owosso RNP NPIAS 7,950.00$ -$
Rogers City PZQ 35,498.00$ 13,793.50$
Saginaw HYX NPIAS 15,900.00$ 36,040.00$
South Haven LWA NPIAS 41,205.00$ 39,517.00$
Sparta 8D4 NPIAS 18,265.00$ 17,770.00$
Sturgis IRS NPIAS 2,826.49$ 36,787.38$
Three Rivers HAI NPIAS 23,624.50$ -$
White Cloud 42C NPIAS 2,650.00$ 4,485.00$
32 Airports 5 Non-NPIAS 30 Airports 28 Airports
Totals 548,064.63$ 690,993.28$
Overall Total 1,239,057.91$
MICHIGAN AERONAUTICS COMMISSION
FUNDS UNDER THE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL AND TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATED
March 20, 2024
Airport Concept # Project Description Local TotalBIL Entitlement Apportionment
Page 3 of 4
$0
$371,200
$0
$371,200
Linden
Price's Airport
$487,490
$0 $0
0.00 0.00
219514
Rehabilitate Runway
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487,490.00
0.00
FRF
Grand Total
219514 Rehabilitate Taxiway-A and Connectors
- Construction
Linden
Price's Airport
$116,290
$0
$116,290
$0
AIR SERVICE REVITALIZATION PROGRAM WITH FEDERAL RELIEF FUNDS (FY 24)
AIRPORT Airport Amount
UEI
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
PROJECTED START
DATE
Flint Bishop International Airport $750,000 RCLRDAN6RUE8
Air Service Incentives; marketing, ground handling, minimum revenue guarantte (MRG)
to establish service, Minimum Revenue Guarantee (MRG)
6/1/2024
Kalamazoo Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport $750,000 NZWAZ3TXKEP7
Minimum Revenue Guarantee (MRG) to establish summer service to southern
desination
6/1/2024
Lansing Capital Region Internationl Airport $750,000 WEPKT1FM5ZE6
Air Service Improvements; MRG for southern service
9/1/2024
Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport $750,000 LSACNJARFNJ5
Air Service Improvements; increased hub service
7/1/2024
Saginaw MBS International Airport $750,000 NHNDJ5CBA9L7
Air Service Incentives; marketing, ground handling, minimum revenue guarantte (MRG)
to establish service
9/1/2024
Traverse City Cherry Capital Airport $750,000 K3RYTD92ET66
Summer seasonal service to southern destination
3/8/2024
Hancock Houghton County Memorial Airport $250,000
MNLAK4J2NDP9
Support seasonal airline flights
2/1/2024
Sault Ste Marie Chippewa County International Airport $250,000 FRUFVE5K9WW1
Support establishing new service at airport
6/1/2024
