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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSupplemental Attachments - 1/13/2020Iti0r6 ,S4sorl ak JOWL RUNWAY 6-24 * RUNWAY ORIGINALLY CONSTRUCTED IN 1943 * LAST FAA FUNDED REHABILITATION 1981 - 2-INCH ASPHALT SURFACE OVER FABRIC REINFORCEMENT * FAA HAS DETERMINED THAT RUNWAY 6-24 NOT ELIGIBLE FOR AIP FUNDING DUE TO 95% WIND COVERAGE FOR A 10.5 KNOT CROSS WIND FROM OTHER 2 RUNWAYS * REHABILITATION OPTIONS REVIEWED: OPTION 1. JOINT AND CRACK REPAIR $290,200** OPTION 2. RECONSTRUCT a. EXISTING RUNWAY (5,400 FT X 130 FT) $5,307,900 b. 95% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT (3,280 FT X 75 FT) $2,978,250 c. 100% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT (3,890 FT X 75 FT) $3,434,200 OPTION 3. MILL AND OVERLAY a. EXISTING RUNWAY (5,400 FT X 130 FT) $3,169,800 b. 95% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT (3,280 FT X 75 FT) $1,832,900 c. 100% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT (3,890 FT X 75 FT) $2,112,300 ** ASSUMES 12,300 SQUARE FEET OF CRACK REPAIR AND PAVEMENT MARKINGS. FORT DODGE MASON CITY SIOUX CI, CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINFS DUBUQUE IOWA AIRPORTS WITH 2 RUNWAYS KELLEY FELCHLE From: Kendra Wyatt Sent: Monday, January 13, 2020 12:42 PM To: QUENTIN HART; KELLEY FELCHLE Subject: FW: 5 Sullivans From: David Dreyer <davedreyer@outlook.com> Sent: Monday, January 13, 2020 12:03 PM To: Mayor <Mayor@WATERLOO-IA.ORG>; Margaret Klein <Margaret.Klein@WATERLOO-IA.ORG>; Jerome Amos Jr <Jerome.Amos@WATERLOO-!A.ORG>; Sharon Juon <Sharon.Juon@WATERLOO-IA.ORG>; Pat Morrissey <Pat.Morrissey@WATERLOO-IA.ORG>; Ray Feuss <Ray.Feuss@WATERLOO-IA.ORG>; jonathon.grieder@waterloo-ia.org; Dave Boesen <Dave.Boesen@WATERLOO-IA.ORG> Subject: 5 Sullivans Employees of the citizens Upon reading the agreement, all 39 pages, I have some comments for your appraisal. First; I assume the manager is Sectra. Do they hire/fire, pay all employees at the center, pay for small maintenance, pay utilities etc or are ail these expenses the cities as this is a city building and reads like the workers will be city employees? At 4.3 there is verbiage about paying unused vacation which indicated city staff! So are they being paid $10,000 a month plus bonus to just manage. Second: What shape is the facility in now? Previously we bonded $750.000 a year for upkeep and yet the facility got in this shape?? Third: section 3.4 indicates we will pay $48,450 in Transition expenses. I believe this means we pay them to move to town? Right why? Fourth: 5.1 Indicates we are not allowed to use any liscensed software owned by the manager! Ok we shouldn't need to and None of This facilities business should be on the managers software! If our software can't do it get some that will! !f this manager goes away we need a smooth transition to another and having all our records on our software makes that happen. Fifth: 5.4 No tax position inconsistent with being a service provider for the city. Exhibit A item P states once the city makes available sufficient funds the manager will pay all taxes. We own the facility so there shouldn't be any property taxes. Since, I assume, this venue is run "for profit" for the benefit of the "city treasury" why does the city make that money available, why not an operating expense? Sixth: 9.1 Funding Is this a for profit business? Why are we funding $250,000 on the first day then as time goes on we reimburse the manage for each months purchases. Being a "for profit" to assist the city government the "profit" should be increasing that bank account steadily! Seventh: Exhibit D doesn't show they are to purchase Dram shop insurance! I assume at different events they will be selling liquor "for profit". Providing Spectra doesn't acquire dram shop insurance this will put that liability on the City! Eighth: 2020 operating budget. Reads like a Bad investment! In 6 months we lose $250,000? Are the indicated indirect expenses for the whole year because if not that's $500,000 a year We put into Our structure for someone else to make money! I'm convinced we could have found someone in Waterloo or Iowa to accept that deal!! PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS BEFORE YOU VOTE! Seeing this to start this week I suppose your minds are made up! Is it the Right decision this time??? Mr Mayor could/would you have some explanation on this during the meeting so the citizens can understand? By the way I noticed some verbiage about having performance reviews, in this contract! I'm curious why it's in here but we can't allow in city government? Dave 1 WATERLOO CRUISE A NEW ALTITUDE INTER -DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE TO: MEMBERS, WATERLOO CITY COUNCIL CC: Mayor Quentin Hart Michelle Weidner, CFO Sheila Combs, Airport Bookkeeper FROM: Keith Kaspari, C.M., MPA, Airport Direc DATE: January 13, 2020 RE: 4-Year Snapshot Review of Total Air Traffic Operations (Takeoffs & Landings) from Runway 6/24. As we have now completed CY-2019, Staff wanted to provide you all an updated 4-Year report of Air Traffic Operations (ATO's) for Takeoffs and Landings for Runway 6/24 at Waterloo Regional Airport, with numbers reflecting the following: CY-2016 377 Total Takeoffs and Landings (No Separate Monthly Reports. Just Seasonal Total - April thru November - as reported by the FAA's Air Traffic Control Tower) CY-2017 647 Total Takeoffs and Landings NOTE: Runway 6/24 Closed During the Months of November 2016 thru March 2017 April 40 May 50 June 50 July 50 August 50 September 113 October 108 November 164 December (Thru 12/3) 22 2790 Livingston Ln • Waterloo IA 50703 • P: 319-291-4483 • F: 319-291-4250 • www.FIyALO.com 1 CY-2018 784 Total Takeoffs and Landings (Per Month) January 0 February 0 March 0 (Note: Operations on Runway 6/24 From January thru March Suspended due to Frozen Water in Runway Lighting cans) April (From Winter Season, Reopened Runway on April 24) 10 May 82 June (Runway 18/36 Reopened Due to Construction on June 4th) (Duration of Closure Lasted 6-Weeks) 273 July 151 August 60 September 129 October 56 November 15 December (Thru December 8th) 8 2 CY-2019 503 Total Takeoffs and Landings (Per Month) January 3 February 0 March 2 April 36 May 60 June 70 July 153 August 53 September 57 October 36 November 14 December 19 Summary: As reflected above, the 4-Year total reflects a tally of 2,311 takeoffs and landings, in contrast with a 4-Year average of 19,038 total Air Traffic Operations (final Air Traffic Operations for CY-2019) not available as of the date of this correspondence. The above total reflects an annual average of 577 takeoffs and landings, or approximately 3.03% of the overall total of the 19,038 Air Traffic Operations at Waterloo Regional Airport. Lastly, as you can see from the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) report (see attached), the report reflects Runway 6/24 to be in two conditions, "Poor" and "Very Poor." As you may know, the Airport Board directed me to submit two separate CIP Requests for the FY-2020 — 2024 CIP period, as follows: > FY2020 — Staff submitted a request for approximately $300,000 for the resealing and repainting of the runway. This is, at best, a highly conservative estimate, and temporary stop -gap for a handful of years until natural weathering will require City officials to continue on -going yet significant pavement rehabilitation, and/or much more expensive pavement reconstruction — either of which would require GO bond issuance. 3 Example No: 1 - If this project request was approved, and if the City of Waterloo bonded for an estimated $6,000,000 for a future Fiscal Year, the above project request alone would require approximately 5.0% of the $6M total — again, when there are much higher priority needs for the bonded funds the City of Waterloo would issue. For this example, the above annual average of 577 takeoffs and landings would equate to approximately $519.93 per landing or takeoff. As a result of discussion by senior City Leadership via the CIP projcess, this project request was not approved. Therefore, Staff has no intention of requesting funds for this project again in the future. ➢ FY2024 — Staff submitted a second request for approximately $1,900,000 for the complete reconstruction of the runway — yet, with a reduced length and width, from the current -day 5,400 long x 130 wide, to approximately 3,280 x 75. Example No: 2 - If this project request is approved, and if the City of Waterloo would again bond for an estimated $6,000,000 for a future Fiscal Year, this project request alone would dominate approximately 31.58% of the $6M total — again, when there are much higher priority needs for bonded funds the City of Waterloo would issue. For this example, the above annual average of 577 takeoffs and landings would equate to approximately $3,292.89 per landing or takeoff. As of the date of this correspondence, this project request for bond funds was not approved by Senior City Leadership, and Staff has no intention of submitting this request again. ➢ Additional Note: The Federal Aviation Administration, as of CY-2011 and the then future project for an update to the Airport Master Plan, will no longer provide any federal funding support for this runway. This is due to the current Primary ILS (Instrument Landing System) Runway (12/30) in addition to our Secondary Runway (18/36), combined, that accommodates the following percentage of total air traffic operations at the following wind speeds — both in knots and miles per hour: WIND DATA — ALL WEATHER CROSSWIND SPEED IN KNOTS PER HOUR CROSSWIND SPEED IN MILES PER HOUR PRIMARY ILS RUNWAY 12/30 SECONDARY RUNWAY 18/36 COMBINED RUNWAYS 12/30 & 18/36 10.5 KNOTS 12.075 89.91% 85.54% 97.52% 13.0 KNOTS 14.95 94.75% 91.65% 99.16% 16.0 KNOTS 18.40 98.43% 96.97% 99.76% 20.0 KNOTS 23.0 99.63% 99.12% 99.96% NOTE: The Federal Aviation Administration determined that they would no longer provide any federal funding support for Runway 6/24 — as the City of Waterloo was a recipient of Federal Stimulus Funds via the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), as the City of Waterloo accepted a Stimulus Grant via the FAA for pavement improvements for ALO's Secondary Runway 18/36 (North -South) for the Center -Section of this Runway. 4 SUMMARY: As you can see from the numbers above, even with a minimum of crosswinds at 10.5 knots per hour, Runways 12/30 and 18/36 combined, accommodates approximately 97.52% of all potential air traffic operations. Therefore, using a Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA), the expenditure of bonded dollars for either the $300,000 or $1,900,000 does not justify the expenditure of these critical funds whereby there are much higher priority needs for the airport department combined with other higher priority needs by other City departments. Additionally, the above request for $1,900,000 will be the approximate match funding needed when the City of Waterloo undergoes an extensive rehabilitation and/or reconstruction program for our Primary Runway 12/30 (Northwest -Southeast) that will be needed to begin on or around FY-2029, as determined via a Staff Estimated Long -Range Needs Analysis (Attached). For this future Runway 12/30 project, total cost is estimated to approach $20,000,000 — and pending what the FAA will allow (final as reconstructed width), and type of pavement allowed (concrete or asphalt) to be constructed. Therefore, the City of Waterloo, as Airport Sponsor, will be required to provide a 10% match, or approximately $2,000,000, pending final scope of work for this future critical project. NOTE: For this project, the Federal Aviation Administration will not issue any "Discretionary" funding assistance to the City / Airport until Waterloo Regional Airport has a verified Financial Plan showcasing the matched local funding is available to complete the project each year over an estimated 4-Year construction (season) project. Discretionary Assistance by the FAA is defined as any funds allocated to the Community or Airport Sponsor in excess of the annual entitlement total received for project assistance. For ALO, that annual total is $1,000,000. --- End of Memo --- 5 • • II INN .11 . _.I, I 1 1 III I MS • R36-8 82 A 0 1111•••• LEGEND 85 SATISFACTORY 70 FAIR POOR 0 VERY POOR 25 SERIOUS 10 FA 1 LED 0 NOT EVALUATED SECT ION BOUNDARY WGA-9 SECT ION DES 1 GNAT ION PREPARED., AECOM SDI SYCAMORE STREET SUITE 22.2 WATERLOO, IA. SOZOS 1.31.874,6632 SOO SM. >el STREET SUITE 301 DES MOINES, IA. 503011 141.21-79.10 PC I VALUE 711 PAVEMENT CONDITION INDEX WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT CITY OF WATERLOO DBA WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT Long Range Planning and Needs Analysis FY2020 - FY2040 Federal Fiscal Year Project Description AIP Entitlement or Discretionary Funding @ 90% Local Match of 10% Via (PFC's or Other) Estimated Total Project Cost Percent Project Completed; or, Grant Sponsor to Use Bond Funds 1.Obstruction $141,750. $15,750. $157,500. 0% 2020 Mitigation ALO Using i- Years of 2. Complete Reconstruction of $575,302. $63,923. $639,225. 0% Entitlement G.A. Term. Apron Funding (Charter Aircraft Area) 3. Complete $2,206,042. $245,116. $2,451,158. 0% Sponsor carrying over Reconstruction of Taxiway B — ENT funds (South) from 2018 & 2019 LOCATION: TTL: $2,923,094. TTL: $324,789. TTL: $3,247,883. Between Alpha Taxiway & Intersection of RWY- 18/36 Maintenance of Runway 12/30 Application of 2021 Pavement Preservative, Add $634,528. $70,503. $705,031 N/A Txwys Alpha (East & Echo), Add Airfield Pvmnt Markings Rehabilitation of 2022 Taxiway Alpha $1,150,987. $127,887. $1,278,874. N/A (West) 1.Airfield Pavement $189,248. $21,027. $210,275. 2023 Markings 2. Airfield Pavement $265,500. $29,500. $295,000. N/A Sweeper TTL: $454,748. TTL: $50,527. TTL: $505,275. No Project ALO to Carry Over 2024 Balance of Funds See Below See Below See Below N/A From 2023 & 2024 to 2025 RWY Rehabilitation Intersection of $2,000,000. $200,000. $2,200,000. 2025 RWY 18/36 Does Not Include N/A Est. $594,725. (N&S of RWY 12/30) In ENT Funds from 2023 Airport Fire Truck 2026 Replace 1993 $1,150,000. $115,000. $1,265,000. N/A Oshkosh T-1500 Misc. Terminal 2027 Renovations Replacement of Pax $1,000,000. $100,000. $1,100,000. N/A Boarding Bridge, Other Misc. Projs. RWY 12/30 Rehab. 2028 Evaluation, Financial Plan & $1,000,000. $100,000. $1,100,000. N/A Proj. Design Services CITY OF WATERLOO DBA WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT Long Range Planning and Needs Analysis FY2020 - FY2040 2029 Runway 12/30 Pvmnt Rehab Phase 1 of 4 ENT: $1,000,000. DISC: $3,500,000. $500,000. $5,000,000 Yes. Estimated At: $500,000. 2030 Runway 12/30 Pvmnt Rehab Phase 2 of 4 ENT: $1,000,000. DISC: $3,500,000. $500,000. $5,000,000 Yes. Estimated At: $500,000. 2031 Runway 12/30 Pvmnt Rehab Phase 3 of 4 ENT: $1,000,000. DISC: $3,500,000. $500,000. $5,000,000 Yes. Estimated At: $500,000. 2032 Runway 12/30 Pvmnt Rehab Phase 4 of 4 ENT: $1,000,000. DISC: $3,500,000. $500,000. $5,000,000 Yes. Estimated At: $500,000. 2033 Replace Snow Removal Equipment (TBD — Fleet Eval. ALO to Carry Over Funds to FY-2035 N/A 2034 Replace Snow Removal Equipment (TBD — Fleet Eval. ALO to Carry Over Funds to FY-2035 N/A 2035 Replace Snow Removal Equipment (Broom - Plow - Blower) $2,025,000. $225,000. $2,250,000 N/A 2036 Airport Fire Truck Replace 2006 E-One Titan $1,150,000. $115,000. $1,265,000. N/A 2037 Pavement Rehab. West & East General Aviation Apron, Taxilanes HNGR 4 and T-HNGR Areas A-B-C $1,000,000. $100,000. $1,100,000. Does Not Include $1,050,000 in ENT from 2035 N/A 2038 Sponsor to Carry Over Funds to 2040 N/A 2039 Sponsor to Carry Over Funds 2040 N/A 2040 New Hangar Development Site Prep, Design Services and Construction $3,000,000. $300,000. $3,300,000. N/A ESTIMATED PROJECT TOTALS $35,488,357. $3,828,706. $39,911,788. N/A Shared Junk/ACIP-Airport Capital Imp Program — KK — ALO — Long Range Plan RUNWAY LENGTH REQUIREMENTS Runway Design Category Length (ft.) Small Airplanes - Approach Speed Less Than 30 Knots Small Airplanes - Approach Speed Less Than 50 Knots 75% Small Airplanes With Less Than 10 Seats 95% Small Airplanes With Less Than 10 Seats 100% Small Airplanes With Less Than 10 Seats Small Airplanes With 10 or More Seats Large Airplanes - 75% of Fleet at 60% Useful Load Large Airplanes - 75% of Fleet at 90% Useful Load Large Airplanes - 100% of Fleet at 60% Useful Load Large Airplanes - 100% of Fleet at 60% Useful Load Critical Design Aircraft (Maximum Take -Off Weight) ERJ 140/145 MD-87 B737-800 330 870 2,750 3,280 3,890 4,350 5,460 7,000 5,510 8,290 6,791 8,430 8,400 Based on FAA Advisory Circular 150/5325-4A and Manufacturer's Data. Option Runway Length by Width Estimated Construction Cost Reconstruct Current Configuration 5,400' by 130' $5,307,900 95% Small Aircraft < 10 Seats (Includes Pavement Removal) 3,280' by 75' $2,978,250 95% Small Aircraft < 10 Seats 3,280' by 75' $2,514,020 100% Small Aircraft < 10 Seats (Includes Pavement Removal) 3,890' by 75' $3,434,200 100% Small Aircraft < 10 Seats 3,890' by 75' $2,949,300 ,63 SCALE 603, AECOM 60159CA693RESTREEI S111TE113 WATERLOO.19. 60103 1.610-232-053, 6003.W.101SIREET SOITE301 0ES131OINE5,13. 60309 1-616013.1610 RECONSTRUCT CURRENT CONFIGURATION 5,400 FT BY 130 FT RECONSTRUCT RUNWAY 6-24 WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT Reconstruct Runway 6-24 Existing Width and Length (5,400 by 130) Description Unit Estimated Quantity Estimated Unit Price Total Estimate Mobilization and Safety LS 1 $ 630,500.00 $ 630,500.00 Pavement Removal SYD 78,000 $ 5.30 $ 413,400.00 Excavation CYD 13,000 $ 5.50 $ 71,500.00 Base Course CYD 13,000 $ 30.00 $ 390,000.00 Bituminous Pavement Ton 20,000 $ 80.00 $ 1,600,000.00 Pavement Grooving SYD 78,000 $ 6.00 $ 468,000.00 Pavement Marking LS 1 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 Runway Edge Lights EA 70 $ 800.00 $ 56,000.00 Lighting Cable & Conduit LFT 18,000 $ 8.00 $ 144,000.00 Contin@ency(15%) LS 1 $ 567,500.00 $ 567,500.00 Design/Construction Administration LS 1 $ 957,000.00 $ 957,000.00 Total Construction Estimate $ 5,307,900.00 RUNWAY 6-24 3280' 6Y 75 nREPAREunY. AECOM 501 SYCAMORE STREET SOITE222 WATERLOO. LA 50703 1.319.2326531 SOB SAY. 7.51REET =TEEM DES MORES... 50300 1515-323.7510 95% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT < 10 SEATS 3,280 FT BY 75 FT RECONSTRUCT RUNWAY 6-24 WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT Reconstruct Runway 6-24 95% of Small Aircraft Less than 10 Seats 3280 b., 75 - With Pavement Removal Outside of Runway Description Unit Estimated Quantity Estimated Unit Price Total Estimate Mobilization and Safety LS 1 $ 353,700.00 $ 353,700.00 Pavement Removal SYD 84,500 $ 5.30 $ 447,850.00 Excavation CYD 4,600 $ 5.50 $ 25,300.00 Backfill Removal Areas Beyond Pavement CYD 6,500 $ 10.00 $ 65,000.00 Base Course CYD 4,600 $ 30.00 $ 138,000.00 Bitumirous Pavement Ton 7,000 $ 80.00 $ 560,000.00 Pavement Grooving SYD 27,400 $ 6.00 $ 164,400.00 Paveme nt Marking SFT 1 $ 9,000.00 $ 9,000.00 Runway Edge Lights EA 50 $ 800.00 $ 40,000.00 Lighting Cable & Conduit LFT 10,000 $ 8.00 $ 80,000.00 Relocate VASI LS 1 $ 100,000.00 $ 100,000.00 Topsoiling CYD 6,500 $ 15.00 $ 97,500.00 Seeding and Mulching ACRE 15 $ 2,800.00 $ 42,000.00 Contingency (15%) LS 1 $ 318,500.00 $ 318,500.00 Design/:onstruction Administration LS 1 $ 537,000.00 $ 537,000.00 Total Construction Estimate $ 2,978,250.00 Reconstruct Runway 6-24 95% of Small Aircraft Less than 10 Seats 3280 by 75 without Pavement Removal Outside of Runway Description Unit Estimated Quantity Estimated Unit Price Total Estimate Mobilization and Safety LS 1 $ 298,600.00 $ 298,600.00 Pavement Removal SYD 27,400 $ 5.30 $ 145,220.00 Excavation CYD 4,600 $ 5.50 $ 25,300.00 Backfill itemoval Areas Beyond Paveme it CYD - $ 10.00 $ - Base Course CYD 4,600 $ 30.00 $ 138,000.00 Bituminous Pavement Ton 7,000 $ 80.00 $ 560,000.00 Pavement Grooving SYD 27,400 $ 6.00 $ 164,400.00 Pavement Marking SFT 1 $ 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 Runway Edge Lights EA 50 $ 800.00 $ 40,000.00 Lighting Cable & Conduit LFT 10,000 $ 30.00 $ 300,000.00 Relocate VAST LS 1 $ 100,000.00 $ 100,000.00 Topsoiling CYD -. $ 15.00 $ - Seeding and Mulching ACRE - $ 2,800.00 $ - Continge ncy (15%) LS 1 $ 269,000.00 $ 269,000.00 Design/Construction Administration LS 1 $ 453,500.00 $ 453,500.00 Total Construction Estimate $ 2,514,020.00 1.7 6DA�E RREIi1NE11DV. 1=COM SO 1 SYCAMORE STREET SUITE= WATERLOO.IM1 50103 1319.332ssv 5006.IN 101 STREET SUITE.1 DES MOINES. IA. 50309 1.51531.1910 100% OF SMALL AIRCRAFT < 10 SEATS 3,890 FT BY 75 FT RECONSTRUCT RUNWAY 6-24 WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT Reconstruct Runway 6-24 100% cf Small Aircraft Less than 10 Seats 3280 b / 75 without Pavement Removal Outside of Runway Description Unit Estimated Quantity Estimated Unit Price Total Estimate Mobilization and Safety LS 1 $ 408,000.00 $ 408,000.00 Pavement Removal SYD 84,500 $ 5.30 $ 447,850.00 Excavation CYD 5,500 $ 5.50 $ 30,250.00 Backfill Removal Areas Beyond Pavement CYD 16,500 $ 10.00 $ 165,000.00 Base Course CYD 5,500 $ 30.00 $ 165,000.00 Bitumir ous Pavement Ton 8,300 $ 80.00 $ 664,000.00 Pavement Grooving SYD 32,500 $ 6.00 $ 195,000.00 Pavement Marking SFT 1 $ 11,000.00 $ 11,000.00 Runway Edge Lights EA 56 $ 800,00 $ 44,800.00 Lighting Cable & Conduit LFT 12,000 $ 8.00 $ 96,000.00 Relocate VASI LS 1 $ 100,000.00 $ 100,000.00 Topsoiling CYD 6,000 $ 15.00 $ 90,000.00 Seeding and Mulching ACRE 11 $ 2,800.00 $ 30,800.00 Contingency (15%) LS 1 $ 367,000.00 $ 367,000.00 Design/Construction Administration LS 1 $ 619,500.00 $ 619,500.00 Total Construction Estimate $ 3,434,200.00 Reconstruct Runway 6-24 100% of Small Aircraft Less than 10 Seats 3890 by 75 - Without Pavement Removal Outside of Runway Description Unit Estimated Quantity Estimated Unit Price Total Estimate Mobilization and Safety LS 1 $ 350,500.00 $ 350,500.00 Pavement Removal SYD 32,500 $ 5.30 $ 172,250.00 Excavation CYD 5,500 $ 5.50 $ 30,250.00 Backfill Removal Areas Beyond Paveme it CYD - $ 10.00 $ - Base Coarse CYD 5,500 $ 30.00 $ 165,000.00 Bituminous Pavement Ton 8,300 $ 80.00 $ 664,000.00 Paveme -it Grooving SYD 32,500 $ 6.00 $ 195,000.00 Pavement Marking SFT 1 $ 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 Runway Edge Lights EA 56 $ 800.00 $ 44,800.00 Lighting Cable & Conduit LFT 12,000 $ 30.00 $ 360,000.00 Relocate VASI LS 1 $ 100,000.00 $ 100,000.00 Topsoiling CYD - $ 15.00 $ - Seeding and Mulching ACRE - $ 2,800.00 $ - Contingency (15%) LS 1 $ 315,500.00 $ 315,500.00 Design/C:onstruction Administration LS 1 $ 532,000.00 $ 532,000.00 Total Construction Estimate $ 2,949,300.00 • ":" • • X '-"A--;>;4"i'?•-1.-tfir7.. too y+t.. „.,„; • ..)• • r • / 1 nelft AI; adhPli an aPIMIMrit+rr" r. . 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On Friday, January 9ih, we met with City leadership to address specific questions that our organization had regarding this agreement. At that meeting, there was a request for $100,000 for FY20 and $100,000 for FY21 toward Convention Center Management, with additional dollars likely being necessary in years beyond FY21. Ultimately, we are willing to make that investment into management of this building, as it aligns with our strategic goals organizationally and in the interest of maintaining a strong working relationship with the City of Waterloo, as we all strive to make Waterloo a great place to live, work, play and stay. While we do not take that level of investment lightly, we recognize the importance of the building on the overall tourism industry in Waterloo. It is our hope that the Convention Center once again becomes a major contributor to Waterloo's tourism product. Overall, tourism in the Cedar Valley is a major economic driver. Last year, tourism and travel generated $386,000,000 in economic impact according to the Iowa Economic Development Authority and the US Travel Association. The tourism industry creates 3,000 jobs in the Cedar Valley and generate $63,000,000 in payroll. In total, the Cedar Valley welcomes 810,000 hotel guests per year with an average daily spend of $476 per stay. Those dollars keep our favorite restaurants and small businesses thriving, ultimately helping create an even greater sense of place for residents and visitors alike. The Convention Center has an ability to help drive even larger numbers of visitors to the area, which is the focus of our organization. With professional management of the facility, our hope is that meeting & event planners will be inspired to consider Waterloo as the host of their next meeting, conference or event. With the attached hotel receiving large-scale investment and the Convention Center seeing reinvestment per the development agreement on the hotel, the time for professional management of the Convention Center is now. As stated before, we are supportive of the venue management concept as proposed and excited to have such an experienced partner in Spectra operating the Convention Center. We look forward to a mutually beneficial relationship with Spectra as well as a continued strong relationship with the City of Waterloo. Sincerely, Tavis Hall Executive Director, Experience Waterloo