To: All Members
From: Pease Development Authority, Airport Management Department
Date:
I.
Date Held:
III. Chairperson: Andrew Pomeroy, PDA-Airport
IV. Members Present: Bill Hopper, PDA-Airport
Jim Jackson, T-Hangars
Harold Shaw, TSA
Beth Demaine, PDA-Airport
Russ Jester, Boston-Maine Airways
Tony Reagan, NHANG
Steve Shea, T-Hangars
Jonathan Searles, PDA-Airport
Roger Scott, T-Hangars
V.
The following items were discussed or actions proposed or taken as indicated:
A. Expected FBO traffic (especially Part 139):
1.
2. Pan Am Services (PAS): PAS
will be handling corporate traffic this week.
B. NHANG HHQ Operations:
Aircraft Arrival Departure
C-35 10/12 @
F-16
10/12 @
C-130 10/13 @
F-18
(2) 10/13 @
C-130 10/13 @
The Vermont Air National Guard will temporarily
operate at Pease Air National Guard Base through October due to scheduled
runway repairs at South Burlington VT Base.
They will have 12 F-16’s flying training missions Tues- Fri mornings
with no weekend flying and only one week of night flying with missions
completed by 9pm. They are committed to
complying with all noise abatement procedures.
C. CY06 Construction:
1.
2.
General
Aviation Apron Reconstruction/ Taxiway A OFA: Phases 4A is reopened. Drainage swale repair and repaving by Taxiway
N was added to the project to eliminate ponding in
that area. Concrete blocks in the
corporate throat were removed and that area is being repaved as well. The T-Hangar project is down to some punch
list items. A T-Hangar tenant/Contractor
meeting will be scheduled for late this month or early next month in order to
go over issues from this project so far. T-Hangar tenants and owners will
receive an email or posted invitation to this meeting which will also be
attended by Pike, Pike’s insurance representative, HTA, and representatives of
Pease Development Authority. The meeting will be held at 360 Corporate Drive in
the evening at a date yet to be determined. The project will be continued in
the spring of 2007.
The
Taxiway A OFA project is currently in the final phase with
some minor punch list items remaining including sealing around the Txwy lights.
Some items have been added to this project including hold lines in order to
meet FAA requirements.
3. Runway Pavement Repair: On Tuesday October 10 the “hump” in the runway was
milled out and repaved. Lines will be
painted next week and another short closure may be required for joint saw and
seal. Until painting is completed there
will be a NOTAM out regarding non-standard markings.
4. Sound Insulation Project: Construction
on the 10 structures in Phase 2 is expected to start up on October 23 but still
expected to be completed by Thanksgiving. Not all of the materials are
available yet as much of the items are custom made, but work will be done
simultaneously on many structures. Phase 3 homes have been identified and
designed and are currently awaiting funding approval. The third phase should go
out to bid in early 2007.
5. FMQ-19: The FMQ-19 weather equipment has
been installed and accepted locally. FAA
maintenance and weather observer training is scheduled for the weekend of the 16th. The FMQ-19 should be completely operational
by the end of October. This automatic
sensing device will go on the airfield and the information will be sent to the
weather observer to be validated and released. There will be a phone line in
addition to the ATIS, but the information provided there will not be
“official.”
6. Air Service Development Project: The FAA is funding the New England Regional Airport
System Plan. Its purpose is to determine
a plan for serving the New England region’s aviation needs.
D. Airport
Maintenance: Airfield painting is
underway. They will continue painting taxiway and center lines in addition to mowing.
E. Wildlife: There were no
strikes this week. The turkeys are still being tracked around the airfield.
F. Security: The threat level remains at
Please continue to challenge and be observant
and report anything suspicious to Airport Operations. Ground Vehicle Procedures
training classes will continue to be held in the Airport Management Conference
Room,
Security and Ground Vehicle Procedures
Class Schedule:
Oct
17 Security @
Oct
24 GVP
@
Oct
31 Security @
H. Meetings: (All meetings are open to the public unless otherwise noted.)
1.
The next Quarterly
Wildlife Meeting will be held
2.
The next PDA Board
of Directors Meeting will be held
3.
The next AOB
Meeting will be held
4.
The next SOF
Meeting will be held
5.
The next Quarterly
Security Meeting will be held Thursday,
6.
The next Noise
Compatibility Committee Meeting will be held Thursday,
7.
The next Users
Group Meeting will be held in March 2007 (date to be determined) at the new
ARFF Station.
* Not open to the public due to security sensitive
subject matter.