2021-06-02 Agenda
Meeting
5:00 PM
Wednesday
June 2, 2021
Limited Staff In Person
Airport Authority
New Hanover County
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Authority, Staff and Public Remotely on Zoom
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5:00 PM
Airport Authority
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Meeting Agenda
June 2, 2021
New Hanover County
Facilities & Terminal ExpansionFinance & Human ResourcesBusiness DevelopmentGovernment Operations and General Aviation
Pledge of AllegianceCall to Order/Code of Ethics ClauseApproval of MinutesPublic Comments (Limited to 3 Minutes)Staff ReportsUnfinished Business/New Business/Adjournment
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Code of Ethics
Adopted 9/2/2015
New Hanover County Airport Authority
obey all applicable laws;uphold the integrity and independence of the Authority;avoid impropriety;faithfully perform the duties of the office; and,conduct the affairs of the Authority
in an open and public manner.
In accordance with the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners Resolution Adopting a Code of Ethics, as adopted on January 5, 2015, it is the duty of all County boards and committees
to respect and abide by the New Hanover County Code of Ethics in the performance of their duties.More specifically all Airport Authority members should:1.2.3.4.5.It is further the duty
of every Authority member to avoid both conflicts of interest and appearances of conflicts. Does any member have any known conflict of interest or appearance of conflict with respect
to any matters coming before the Authority today? If so, please identify the conflict or appearance of conflict and refrain from any undue participation in the particular matter involved.
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Tab 1
meeting.
Approval of Minutes
2021
will be reserved for review and approval at the
The Authority has been provided a copy of the minutes for the May 5, The minutes for the closed session held on May 5, 2021
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
REGULARMEETING
May 5,2021
CALL TO ORDER
The New Hanover County Airport Authority met onWednesday,May 5,2021,through special
measuresdue to COVID19,consisting of alimited number attending in person,andaZoom
meeting for Authority members,ILM staffand public participationremotely.ChairmanGirardot
called the meeting to order at5:04p.m.Chairman Girardot welcomed the public and identified
theAuthority members and ILM staff present in the Zoom meeting. Chairman Girardot outlined
guidance and direction to all for the special measures being taken for this meeting.
Airport Authority membersattendingremotely through Zoom meetingwereDonna Girardot,
Chairman;Harry Stovall, Vice Chairman;Tom Wolfe,Julia Olson-Boseman;Nick Rhodes,and
Wanda Copley, County Attorney.
Airport Authority members Spruill Thompson, Secretary, and Lee Williams were absent from
this meeting.
ILM staff attending and social distancing in the Executive Conference room wereJulie A.
Wilsey, Airport Director;Gary Broughton, Deputy Director;Granseur Dick, Facilities Director;
Robert Campbell, Finance Director;Carol LeTellier, Business Development Director;Gary
Taylor, OperationsManager;Tamie Keel, Facilities Manager; andRose Davis, Executive
Assistant.
The public was able tojointhe meetingremotelyand approximately8people were presentvia
Zoom meeting. Public comments were accepted via email through 5pm,May 4, 2021,to be
readat the meeting.
Chairman Girardot asked Authority members if they had any conflict of interest pursuant to the
Authority’s Code of Ethics statement. No conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest
wereidentified.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
None.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The Authority has reviewed the minutesofthemeeting onApril 7, 2021.Mr. WolfeMOVED,
SECONDED byMr. Rhodestoapprove the minutesof theApril 7, 2021Airport Authority
meetingas submitted.Vote was taken by roll call.Upon vote,the MOTION WAS
APPROVED.Mr.Thompsonand Mr. Williamswereabsent.
FACILITIES&TERMINAL EXPANSION
Mr. Dick recommended the approval ofa contract with Monteith Construction in the amount of
$61,135.00 for structural canopy repairs pending legal review and approval of the contract
documents. The insurance company for the at-fault driver has already paid the airport for this
work. Mr. Stovall MOVED, SECONDED by Mr. Wolfe to approve the contract with Monteith
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Construction as recommended above.Vote was taken by roll call. Upon vote, the MOTION
WAS APPROVED. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Williams were absent.
Mr. Dick updated the Authority on the status of the terminal expansion project,theBusiness
Park Development Standards,the Runway 6 Ditch and Perimeter Fence Repair project, and the
Commercial Service Apron Expansion.
Chairman Girardot suggested that Mr. Dickset dates formedia toursofthe expansion project at
some point in the future.
FINANCE& HUMAN RESOURCES
Mr. Campbellreviewed ILM’sMarchfinancial summary, financials and cash summary.
Mr. Campbell recommended the approval of theFY22 Proposed Budget of $44,578,550
($8,623,050 Operating; $35,955,500 Capital) be made available for public review for a period of
twenty-five (25) days.Mrs. Olson-BosemanMOVED, SECONDED byMr. Stovallto approve
the FY22 Proposed Budget be made available for public review as recommended above.Vote
was taken by roll call. Upon vote, the MOTION WAS APPROVED. Mr. Thompson and Mr.
Williams were absent.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Ms. LeTellierrecommended the approval ofanewland lease with Edge Landscaping Inc. for 1
acre of unimproved land off Blue Clay Road for a term of 12 months. Total annual rent is
$10,890. Mr. StovallMOVED, SECONDEDMr. Wolfeto approvea land lease with Edge
Landscaping Inc.as recommended above. Vote was taken by roll call. Upon vote, the MOTION
WAS APPROVED.Mr. Thompson and Mr. Williams were absent.
Ms. LeTellier updated the Authority on the recent media coverage of the terminal expansion
project, general aviation and the business park in the Greater Wilmington Business Journal and
the GWBJ BizTalkfeaturingGranseur Dick.
Ms. LeTellier also updated the Authority on thestatus ofHertzRental Carsbankruptcy and the
pending sale ofsome oftheirconcession and service centers, including ILM’s, toGSP (Thrifty
and Dollar Rental cars). The bankruptcy court date to determine if the Hertzservicefacilityand
concession leases will be assigned toGSP is May 18th.TheAuthority doesnotneed to take any
action.The bankruptcy courtactionwill dictate the assignment of the leases.
Chairman Girardot requested an update from the Business Development Committee on any
information gathered regarding the County’s newindustrialpark on Blue Clay Road andthe
effects on ILM’s business park and budget.Ms. LeTellier reported that the BlueClay Road sites
are available for sale whereas ILM sites are for lease. Chairman Girardot commented that the
Authority did not know that at the last meeting. Ms. LeTellier stated there is no infrastructure in
place on Blue Clay Road, however, the Countyplans to put in water and sewer in the future.
Well capitalized prospects may want to purchase land whereas others may be more interest in
leasing land.
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GOVERNMENT
Chairman Girardot reported on the pending PFC increasein the infrastructure billnoting that
there is a lot of competition among a variety of stakeholders to secure the scarce resources.
Airportsarelobbying for more critical infrastructure funding and to modernize the PFCs. The
PFC is currently $4.50, and airports are asking for an incremental increase of $1 annually starting
in 2023 until it reaches $8.50 in 2026, then an annual adjustment for inflation after that.
Chairman Girardot updated the Authority on State legislation for Peer-to-Peer Car Rentals
(Turo). At this point Senate Bill 623 is parked. This legislation further defines the peer-to-peer
relationship as it pertains to insurance, licenses, and time limits, and still enables airports to
regulatePeer-to-Peer Car Rentaloperationson airport property and charge a feefor the
operation.
Chairman Girardot reminded the Authority that theAnnual Report totheCountyCommissioners
is scheduled for 9 am at their June 21, 2021 meeting. Anyone that would like to attend the
meeting should let Mrs. Wilsey know.
OPERATIONS& GENERAL AVIATION
Mr. Broughtonreviewed the total revenue passengers, fuel costs andfuel flowage forMarch
2021.
Mr. Broughton advised the Authority that the TSA Security Directive regarding masks has been
extended throughSeptember 13, 2021 requiring masks be worn on all airport property inside and
outside.
Mr. Broughton announced the retirement of Gary Taylor, Operations Manager, effective August
th
1, 2021.Mr.Taylor is ILM’s 4most tenured employee with over 21 years at ILM.Mr.Taylor
was hired as a Public Safety Officer in January2000 and went on to become ILM’s K9 Officer
along with his bomb dog Gino;he was further promoted toLieutenant/K9; Captain; Chief; and
finally,Operations Managerin September 2011.
DIRECTOR’S REPORT
Mrs. Wilsey updated the Authority on the ACI-NA Airport CEO conference and the hot topics
discussed which included entry level employees, concession recovery, rental car shortages,
passenger spikes at TSA checkpoints and in parking lots, themask mandate and electronic
vaccination records.
Mrs. Wilsey reported on her FY22 budget presentation to the City Council requesting SCASDG
support in the amount of $25,000.
Mrs. Wilsey noted she would be attending the Routes America Air Service Conference June 23-
25 with APAC. Mrs. Wilsey shared that APAC’s Oliver Lamb reports that for June 2021 our
seat capacity has returned to within 1% of ourJune2019 seat capacity.Mrs. Wilsey shared the
airlines’ summer schedules. Mr. Lamb is very optimisticabout the schedule and airline meetings
at Routes America and is planning to provide his update to the Authority at either the July or
August Authority meeting.
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Mrs. Wilseyadvised theReal ID deadlinehas beenextendeduntil May 3, 2023 due to reduced
DMV capacity during pandemic.
Mrs. Wilsey announced the opening of the remodeled bathrooms in the rental car/baggage claim
area of the terminal and the pre-security Mothers’ Room for nursing mothers and the Family
restroom. Mrs. McNally will be posting on social media for Mother’s Day.
Mrs. Wilsey reported that Erin McNally, Marketing Specialist, has completed her MBA and will
be graduating on May 6, 2021.
Mrs. Wilsey reviewed the May–July calendars.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None.
NEW BUSINESS
None.
CLOSED SESSION
Chairman Girardot called for a motion for the Authority to enter a closed session to discuss
matters relating to expansion of Industry/Economic Development Opportunities pursuant to
N.C.G.S. §143-318.11(a)(4) and toconsult with attorney regarding a matter of potential litigation
pursuant to N.C.G.S. §143-318.11(a)(3).Mr. StovallMOVED, SECONDED byMr. Wolfeto
enterclosed session to discuss expansion of industry/economic development andpotential
litigation. Vote was taken by roll call. TheMOTION CARRIED.Mr. Thompson and Mr.
Williams were absent.
All persons not Authority members or ILM staff were asked to leave the zoom meeting at this
time. The Authority went into closed session at5:44pm.
OPEN SESSION
The Authority returned to OPEN SESSION. Chairman Girardot reported that the Authority has
completed itsdiscussion of expansion of industry/economic development and potential litigation
and no action was taken.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. RhodesMOVED, SECONDED byMr. Wolfetoadjourn the meeting.There being no
further business to come before the Board,Chairman Girardotadjourned the meeting at6:35pm.
Prepared by:Respectfully Submitted:
Rose M. Davis
_______________________________
F. Spruill Thompson,Secretary
Date of Approval:
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Campbell
Staff MemberGranseur DickBobCarol LeTellierJulie WilseyGary BroughtonJulie Wilsey
Boseman
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Williams
Staff Reports
Airport Authority MemberDonna GirardotSpruill ThompsonLeeTom WolfeHarry StovallSpruill ThompsonTom WolfeDonna GirardotJulia OlsonNick RhodesHarry Stovall
& Human Resources/
/Tab 6
CommitteeFacilities & Terminal Expansion/Tab 2FinanceTab 3Business Development/Tab 4Government/Tab 5Operations & GeneralAviation
f
/State
. Renovation of the ticket lobby
th
: Renovation work on the rental car
Contractor is continuing with
This project was advertised for bid May 21. Bid
year contract to Hambones Lawn Maintenance
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Schedule 2 Work
Schedule 1 Work:
Project remains in CAMA and US Army Corps of Engineers review
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Tab 2
Recommend approval of a two
Recommendation to approve Airport Authority Chairman to accept all Federal
. Bid Date is scheduled for June 21, 2021.
th
Facilities & Terminal Expansion
Contract 3 (FAA, AIP, PFC, State, General)
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None
Chairman Authority to Approve GrantsGrants received for the next 120 days. Landscaping Contract (Parking Lot Fund) for lawn maintenance at $57,000 per year. Scope includes mowing, edging,
shrub trimming and ground cover work for the terminal area and business park parking lots and including Airport Blvd. Terminal Expansion installation of interior sheet rock, mechanical
plumbing and electrical work. lobby restrooms is nearing completion with expected opening to the public the week of May 24restrooms is expected to begin after the Memorial Day Holiday.
Work in these areas is anticipated to be complete by the end oJuly 2021. Current concessions tenant Tailwinds has provided initial sketches of their proposed upfits in new concessions
andrestaurant spaces in the terminal. Schedule 1 and 2 work is on track to complete December of 2021 and December of 2022, respectively. Runway 6 Ditch and Perimeter Fence Repair (FEMA)
and was advertised for bidding May 26Commercial Service Apron Expansion (FAA Supplemental Discretionary) Date is scheduled for June 22, 2021.
Action Items a.b.Information Items a.b.c.
(Agenda pages 17-19)
Tab 3
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Finance & Human Resources
Decrease Parking Lot ($600,000), increase Rental ($600,000). Net decrease $0
Decrease Contracted Services ($60,000), increase Vehicle Maintenance &
(Agenda page 16)
Capital)Operating Revenue:Operating Expense: Repair ($35,000), increase Equipment Leasing ($5,000), increase Insurance ($15,000), increaseUniforms ($5,000). Net increase $0. This
entry simply reallocates expenses from those accounts thatare expected to be under budget to those that are expected to exceed the current budget.
Monthly Financials April Financial Summary, Financials and Cash Summary (Agenda pages 12-15)Action Items a.Recommend approval of FY2022 Budget of $4,578,550 ($8,623,050 Operating; $35,955,500b.Recom
mend approval of FY21 Budget Amendments c.Recommend approval of FY21 Schedule of Charges, Fees, and Rentsd.Essential Employee Recognition Information Items -None
BudgetBudget
FY20
FY20
FY21FY21
Operating Expense
Operating Revenue
JulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJun
JulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJun
-
-
800,000 600,000 400,000 200,000
500,000
1,000,000
1,500,000 1,000,000
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%%%
7.1%0.6%0.0%0.0%
-9.3%-7.8%-3.0%
Pct
80.8%40.4%62.8%85.5%49.517.1%70.3%
-18.9%-35.4%-45.4%-38.7%-24.3%-59.9%-30.0%-48.9%-46.4%-17.0%-41.6%-19.5
160.1%131.7%278.2%114.5%
-100.0%-151.3
1
-374.74
4,983.491,007.712,166.304,221.53
-2,121.43-1,250.00
71,989.0037,781.7462,751.7083,408.4658,587.54
-98,563.19-29,835.92-26,827.63-74,698.55-27,515.19-11,499.19-32,244.34
Variance
723,184.93325,563.74923,907.66447,440.64594,024.36
-346,983.00-329,409.94-154,056.76-565,842.34-116,004.27
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2,329,044.873,728,321.79
-1,399,276.92
0.000.00
1,250.00
25,880.0033,010.0097,540.0029,160.0014,150.0091,660.0024,800.0012,490.0012,490.0077,480.0083,330.00
895,150.00805,350.00577,150.00339,830.00100,000.00435,100.00216,894.00122,820.00345,810.00124,740.00237,080.00359,990.00
Budgeted
1,834,560.004,708,470.003,523,240.001,460,390.007,172,874.00
-2,464,404.00
0.00
Year-To-Date: 7/01/2020- 4/30/2021
Actual
4,221.53
97,869.0070,791.7434,143.4992,984.0815,157.7150,041.4564,144.8113,300.8110,368.5712,115.2645,235.66
787,270.64162,751.70180,948.46281,043.24118,330.81894,547.66318,982.37121,075.73362,156.30141,917.54594,024.36
1,618,334.931,130,913.741,501,057.661,487,577.007,037,514.873,193,830.065,773,597.081,263,917.79
%%%
4.1%0.0%0.0%0.0%
-9.9%-7.3%
Pct
33.2%87.0%54.715.5%
-16.7%-19.4%-77.7%-76.8%-38.0%-68.4%-23.0%-67.1%-12.8%-70.3%-41.5%-26.8%-69.1%-23.0
126.2%103.4%158.4%135.3%283.7%107.6%
-100.0%-272.6
0.000.00
-324.76-518.50-334.42-125.00
7,342.003,553.003,319.798,484.463,683.061,463.61
-5,050.20-2,264.70-5,185.03-2,524.97-8,634.36-1,170.69-1,743.37-5,355.82
83,247.2891,423.3245,973.3269,743.81
-46,528.00-34,939.95-52,514.36-55,520.04
Variance
112,924.66309,739.83480,799.33
-171,059.50
0.000.00
125.00
2,588.003,301.009,754.002,916.007,582.001,415.009,166.002,480.001,249.001,249.007,748.008,333.00
89,515.0080,535.0057,715.0033,983.0010,000.0026,010.0068,421.0034,581.0012,874.0023,708.0035,999.00
278,456.00565,847.00352,324.00146,039.00742,219.00
Budgeted
-176,372.00
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All Departments Consolidated
0.000.00
For the Month Ending: 4/30/2021
651.30736.63730.50914.58
Actual
9,930.006,854.002,396.971,090.244,239.647,995.312,392.188,333.00
79,956.3213,319.7918,238.4620,959.8015,906.6490,518.9632,056.0327,391.0637,462.6169,743.81
202,439.66163,782.28149,138.32231,928.00875,586.83317,384.05571,159.50304,427.33
One-Year Budget Performance Report
Wilmington International Airport
Aviation RevenueCommission RevenueRental RevenueBusiness Park RevenueExpense Reimbursement RevenueMiscellaneous RevenueInterest IncomeParking Lot RevenueTerminal Advertising RevenueSalaries,
Wages & BenefitsBuilding/Grounds Maint & RepairVehicle Maint & RepairEquipment Maint & RepairContracted ServicesProfessional ServicesEquipment LeasingUtilitiesMeetings & EducationAir
Service DevelopmentAdvertising/MarketingDepartmental Office SuppliesDues & PublicationsInsurance/BondsUniformsBusiness Park ExpensesProvision For Doubtful A/RMaint, Devel & Repair ReserveMisc
ExpenseCFC Revenue
Total Income:Total Expense:Profit Before Other:
40004001400240034004400540064007400860016005601060156020602560306035604060456050605560606065607065007800790079998003
11:25AM
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Account
Run:
IncomeExpenseOther Income
%%%
0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.00.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0
Pct
-492.4
2
720.00
68,854.60
Variance
807,474.18554,309.45375,796.17573,054.90
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7,415,331.951,286,524.89
18,903,729.7028,274,869.6417,563,763.1219,868,713.6812,134,477.75
0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Budgeted
-2,464,404.00
720.00
Year-To-Date: 7/01/2020- 4/30/2021
Actual
68,854.60
807,474.18554,309.45375,796.17573,054.90
7,415,331.951,286,524.899,670,073.75
18,903,729.7028,274,869.6417,563,763.1219,868,713.68
%%%
0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.00.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0
Pct
-189.5
0.000.00
600.00
4,188.001,754.94
61,135.00
-66,506.37
Variance
116,708.93334,161.24
1,070,379.001,251,460.371,391,555.521,398,098.46
0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Budgeted
-176,372.00
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All Departments Consolidated
0.000.00
For the Month Ending: 4/30/2021
600.00
Actual
4,188.001,754.94
61,135.00
-66,506.37
116,708.93157,789.24
One-Year Budget Performance Report
1,070,379.001,251,460.371,391,555.521,398,098.46
Wilmington International Airport
PFC RevenueFAA AIP RevenueNC Grant RevenueInsurance ReimbursementPFC ExpensesFAA AIP ExpensesNC Grant ExpensesCapital Outlay ExpensesHurricane Florence ExpenseDebt Svc Interest - New
Hanover County
Total Other Income:Total Other Expense:Net Income:
8005801080208050900590109020903090509100
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Account
Run:
Other Expense
Wilmington International Airport
April 2021
Cash Summary
Month End Account Balances
InterestMonth End
Account NameRateBalance
BB&T General Operating Checking N/A$418,305.54
South State General Operating Checking N/A$326,762.58
BB&T Business Park Checking N/A 0.00
South State Business Park Checking N/A 8,575.00
BB&T Business Park Money Rate Savings0.10%37,450.66
South State Business Park Money Rate Savings0.50%2,642,951.00
BB&T Money Rate Savings0.10%0.00
South State Money Rate Savings0.50%30,250,665.47
Investment Account-Govt0.07%36,389.95
***
BB&T PFC Money Rate Savings
0.10%5.19
South State PFC Money Rate Savings ***0.50%3,739,182.58
BB&T CFC Money Rate Savings***
0.10%16,053.97
South State CFC Money Rate Savings ***0.50%3,205,866.23
***
BB&T CFC Checking
N/A-
Petty Cash N/A 1,000.00
Total Cash40,683,208.17
Less Restricted Use ***6,961,107.97
Less Reserves:
Maintenance & Development Reserve2,989,376.53
Operational Reserve4,000,000.00
Net Cash Available for Daily Operations$26,732,723.67
Monthly Cash Activity
Beginning Balance$26,035,180.84
Receipts
General Operating$2,970,194.00
GO Transfers In from MR Savings1,725,000.00
GO Transfers In from NCCMT-
Business Park Operations Checking-
Business Park Money Rate Savings128,074.86
Business Park Money Rate Savings Transfers In-
Business Park Money Rate Savings Interest1,079.62
Money Rate Savings Transfers In2,130,000.00
Money Rate Savings Interest12,205.33
Investment Account-Govt Interest0.30
Total Receipts6,966,554.11
Disbursements
General Operating Accounts Payable2,056,644.66
General Operating Payroll130,098.73
General Operating Transfers to Investment Accounts2,130,000.00
General Operating Transfers to Other Accounts182,091.87
Money Rate Savings Trf1,725,000.00
NCCMT Trf-
Business Park Operations Checking Accounts Payable16,909.20
Business Park Money Rate Savings Transfers28,266.82
Total Disbursements(6,269,011.28)
Ending Balance$26,732,723.67
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6
-
500,000795,000303,300397,300772,520
(772,520)
6,725,000
2,702,2001,250,0007,030,0002,550,0001,200,0003,200,0005,060,0005,537,8206,532,900
14,100,00035,955,50014,800,00036,728,020
Capital Expenditures
Other Financing Sources
Annual ProjectsLand AcquisitionPrior Year Carryover ProjectsAirfieldTerminalCurrent Year ProjectsAirfieldCapital Equipment:EquipmentRequired Administrative Reserve
Debt ServiceBusiness ParkTerminalBusiness ParkPFC Revenue / ReservesCFC Revenue / ReservesAIP DiscretionaryAIP EntitlementState GrantNHC LoanCARES ActNet Capital ActivityNet Operating
Income (Loss)
1,500
30,00073,99052,00035,00017,00030,00015,00013,00010,000
200,000
969,000569,500205,000132,500419,500150,500110,000258,500536,000180,500100,000
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(772,520)
1,808,8401,235,0004,363,000
1,764,7001,717,0007,850,5301,476,5508,623,050
Operating RevenuesOperating Expenses
Fiscal Year 2022
Proposed Budget
AviationCommissionExpense ReimbursementMiscellaneousTerminal AdvertisingSalaries, Wages and BenefitsNet Operating Income (Loss)
RentalBusiness ParkInterestParking LotTotal RevenueBuilding/Grounds Maint & RepairVehicle Maint & RepairEquipment Maint & RepairContracted ServicesProfessional ServicesEquipment LeasingUtilitiesMeeti
ngs & EducationAir Service DevelopmentAdvertising / MarketingDepartmental Office SuppliesDues & PublicationsInsuranceUniformsBusiness Park ExpensesAviation Event ExpensesProvision for
Doubtful A/RMaint, Devel & Repair ReserveTotal Operating Expense
WILMINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (ILM)
Wilmington, NC
(1)
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, FEES & RENTS
(Fees and charges applicable except where valid contracts apply and
are subject to change at the discretion of the Airport Authority)
Effective 7/1/21
DESCRIPTIONFY 2022 RATES
Aircraft Parking ApronAnnual Rate Negotiated
$50.00 per month minimum
Automobile Parking Areas
Terminal Tenant Employees (per space per month)$12.00
Rental Car/Limousine Ready Spaces (per space per month)$30.00
Public Parking
Main Hourly - Short Term:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$ 1.00
Each additional hour$ 1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$ 24.00
Main Daily - Long Term:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$ 1.00
Each additional hour$ 1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$ 10.00
Credit Card Premium (G) Lot:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$ 1.00
Each additional hour$ 1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$14.00
Credit Card Standard (F) Lot:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$1.00
Each additional hour$1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$10.00
Credit Card Economy (H) Lot:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$1.00
Each additional hour$1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$8.00
North Daily Lot:
0 – 30 minutesFree
31 min – 1 hour$1.00
Each additional hour$1.00
Maximum each 24 hours$12.00
Airline and Crew Parking
Airline Personnel and Crews Serving ILM$30.00 per month
Other Airline Personnel (of airlines serving ILM)$50.00 per month
Off Airport Parking Lot Concessions45% of gross
Ground TransportationPer Schedule
Unaccompanied Baggage Concessions (Note 4)5% of gross
Terminal Use Fee$250.00 per use
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WILMINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (ILM)
Wilmington, NC
(1)
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, FEES & RENTS
(Fees and charges applicable except where valid contracts apply and
are subject to change at the discretion of the Airport Authority)
Effective 7/1/21
DESCRIPTIONFY 2022 RATES
Boarding Bridge Fee (Min $150.00)$150.00 per hour
Boarding Stair Truck$150.00 per use
Boarding Bridge Fee$1,700 monthly
Floor Rental Charges
Terminal Building(SFY=Square Foot Per Year)
Counter & Queuing$42.29 SFY
Office Space$24.77 SFY
Inbound Baggage (Note 2)$31.73 SFY
Hold Room$42.29 SFY
Baggage Makeup$31.73 SFY
Baggage Claim (Note 2)$42.29 SFY
Airline Operations Area$24.77 SFY
Office Buildings$5.00 to 17.00 SFY
Warehouse Space$4.50 to 12.00 SFY
Land Rents
Landsideacre/year subject to location and negotiation
Airside - Unimproved$0.319 SFY
Airside - Improved$0.374 SFY
Non-Terminal Rental Car Agency Concessions or Car Sharing (Note 3)9% of gross
-doing business on the airport or with individuals passing through the airport
Aircraft Landing Fees (MGLW=Maximum Certificated Gross Landing Weight):
Certificated Air Carrier (Part 121 & Part 135)
Scheduled$2.11/1000 lbs. MGLW with $25.00 minimum
Non-scheduled (Domestic or International)$2.60/1000 lbs. MGLW with $100.00 minimum
All Other Commercial Aircraft Operators$2.11/1000 lbs. MGLW
With Aircraft based at Airportwith $15.00 minimum
Aircraft not based at Airport$2.11/1000 lbs. MGLW with $15.00 minimum
International Terminal Use Fee
General Aviation$75.00 per use
Air Carrier Charters and Schedule Service$150.00 per use
Airline Security Fee$565,000 pro-rated based on enplaned passengers
Fuel Flowage Fee$0.09 per gallon
Parking Citations$25.00 / $50.00
Civil Citations$100.00
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WILMINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (ILM)
Wilmington, NC
(1)
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, FEES & RENTS
(Fees and charges applicable except where valid contracts apply and
are subject to change at the discretion of the Airport Authority)
Effective 7/1/21
DESCRIPTIONFY 2022 RATES
Access Badge and Processing Fee
Initial Enrollment (STA and Fingerprints)$40.00
Access Badge (New)$50.00
Access Badge (Renewal)$25.00
Access Badge (Late Renewal Over 24 Hrs.)$100.00
Non-Access Badge (New)$10.00
Non-Access Badge (Renewal)$10.00
Non-Access Badge (Late Renewal Over 24 Hrs.)$100.00
Upgrade Badge (Non-Access to Access)$50.00
TSA Badge, Only$50.00
Late or Unreturned Badge$250.00
Lost Access Badges
st
1 Lost Badge$50.00
nd
2 Lost Badge $100.00
rd
3 Lost Badge $150.00
NOTES:
(1)All fees subject to change without notice. Different rates may be in effect during events
deemed ‘special events’ by the Airport.
(2) Joint use space – 20/80 formula
(3) Gross Revenue for rental car agency operations shall include all cash or credit sales including
but not limited to time, mileage, and personal accident insurance (PAI) charges for the rental
and/or leasing of vehicles to customers who pass through the Airport, without regard to where
the customer placed the order or the Agency received the order for said vehicle and regardless
of where the vehicle is returned. Gross revenue shall include all charges made by the Agency
to its customers for exchanged vehicles regardless of where said exchange was made, when
the vehicle is rented to a customer who passes through the Airport. Uncollectible credit sales
will not be excluded from gross revenue.
Gross revenue shall exclude gasoline; vehicle collision insurance; waiver charges which are
separately stated and collected by Agency; Federal, State, or Municipal sales, use, or other
similar taxes separately stated and collected from customers of Agency now or hereafter levied
or imposed.
All transactions referenced above originally made to any person passing through the Airport,
shall be included in gross revenue as defined herein, even though payment of the account may
be transferred to some other place for collection.
(4) The term “gross revenue” as related to unaccompanied baggage only shall include all cash or
credit transactions including but not limited to time and mileage charges for the delivery of
unaccompanied baggage acquired on Airport property. Gross revenue shall include all charges
made by the operator to its customers including but not necessarily limited to telephone use
charges, waiting charges, etc.
(5) Airport personnel can provide additional services at rates set forth on a separate “Maintenance
Department Schedule of Fees” document.
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19, maximum 120.
Business Development
None
90 daymarketing campaign (Jan 29-April 30) resulted in 1.1M impressions,
Minimum acres At full build out, site could support 875,000 SF.Electric infrastructure on site.Natural gas, water, sewer and fiber communications lines are adjacent to site.Price per
acres has not been set yet.
7,500 airline tickets sold and $2.3M gross bookings. Expedia brands portfolio includeCheapTickets, Hotels.com, Hotwire, Orbitz, and TravelocityUpdate
a.b.
Action Items Information Items
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Government
None
Action Items Information Items a.Emails to Federal and State Legislators/ Scheduling Hard Hat Toursb.ACI-NA President Kevin Burke Visit (Tentative)c.Annual Report to County Commissioners
-
Given
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None
Operations & General Aviation
Total revenue passengers for April 2021 were 60,114 vs. 3,802 for April 2020. the drastic variance caused by the pandemic we have compared 2021 with 2019. Total revenue passengers
for April 2019 were 89,492 bringing total revenue passengers down 32.8%. YTD Revenue passengers through April 2021 is 168,736 which is down 15.5%.May 2021 enplanements are tracking
down approximately 18%. (vs. 2019)April 2021: 599,788 gallons which is up 218% vs. April 2019
FUEL:
PASSENGERS:----FUEL FLOWAGE: -
b.
Action Items Information Items a.c.
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June, July & August Calendars (Agenda pages 24-26)
Action Item Approve a contract with APAC for air service consulting services NTE $78,000, includes$72,000 fixed fee and travel expenses.Information Items a.July 2021 airline seat capacity
up 10% over 2019 levels.b.Routes America Air Service Conference (June 23-25) with APACc.
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Unfinished BusinessNew BusinessAdjournment