The Airport made a profit of $74,134.36 with an adjusted net profit without
depreciation and amortization of $54,304.84 in June. Year over year it amounts
to an approximate increase of 35% (without depreciation) in profit over last
year (see Summary of Airport Revenues & Expenses).
Propellers Restaurant sales were down slightly over last year; hangar and
other rents were down significantly as was the revenue from the FBO. No
accruals were made for the car rental revenues for June as actual numbers were
used.
Accruals were made to adjust for June payroll expenses billed in July which
accounts for the increase in payroll expense as compared to last year. Overall
expenses were up mainly due to increased fuel prices.
Update on Airport Improvement Projects 37 & 38:
AIP 37 ? Taxiway C Relocation & Airfield Electrical Improvement Project
$3,923,867; Balance: $853,616.
AIP 38 ? Airport Perimeter Fencing & Crack Seal, Seal Coat & Mark GA Apron
Project $384,678; Balance: $322,107.
Cash flow was negative for the month (see the Cash Flow Summary).
Lorrie Brewer
Chief Accountant
Columbus Airport Commission
(706) 324-2449 Extension 1412
Fax: (706) 324-1016
Sonya Hollis
Columbus Airport Commission Meeting
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
9:30 a.m.
Marketing Report
Propeller?s Customer Survey Report has been completed.Sonya Hollis
The findings were very positive and will work towards reaching our goals for
the restaurants marketing plan for 2014-2015.
Public Art Program is going wellSonya Hollis
. The 3-D piece on loan from CSU by Joe Sanders has been with us for a year and
has been removed. Columbus Museum is going to place an exhibit on the wall that
is being featured at their location for the fall titled Leaving Mississippi:
Reflections on Heroes and Folklore by Najee Dorsey. Installation scheduled for
August.
I?m still working with Director Howell on Non-Aeronautical Revenue projects and
hope to have something presented to the commission at the next commission
meeting.
Sonya Hollis
FBO will celebrate their 5thSonya Hollis
Anniversary on Saturday, August 16. Invitations went out last week. Please
mark your calendars.
Social media Update:
Sonya Hollis
Linked in members up by 1%
Facebook Likes up by 2%
Twitter Followers up by 5%
Presentation to the Columbus Airport Commission on
July 23, 2014
Airport Director Howell and Chief Cooper continue working on the Columbus
Airport Fencing Project as it pertains to Wildlife Management and overall
security of the airport. The Wildlife Management Plan continues to be a work
in progress.
Airport Director Howell and Chief Cooper continue working with TSA in
addressing several corrections being made to the ASP Manual. Chief Cooper has
now received TSA approval on several changes to the ASP dated July 14, 2014.
The written changes to the ASP were completed and now those changes have to be
implemented on the airfield.
The final phase of the Columbus Consolidated Government dredging project of the
water shed lake located on the northwest side of the approach end of R/W 6 was
initiated on July 8, 2014. The final phase of this project involved the
redistribution of the dredging material that was removed from the water shed,
grading the impacted area and adding seed and straw.
While contractors were onsite, they removed approximately 40+ pine trees along
I-185 located on the airport property and graded a wash area where FAA cabling
was exposed to the elements. The pine trees were located at the approach end of
R/W 6 along I-185. Contractors also installed a catch basin and drainage piping
at the low area of the access road and ran the piping under the gravel access
road to assist in the control of water in this area.
Chief Cooper is scheduled to attend the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police
Summer Conference at Savannah, Georgia on July 27 ? 30. This is mandatory
training required by all Police Chiefs throughout the State of Georgia.
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