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December 21, 1982
Paul Miles, Chairman Robert E. Gass, Director of Aviation
Jerry McClanahan,Secretary Jeff Hancock, Asst. City Manager
Truman Cole, Board Member Mr. & Mrs. Henry Beauc�atap Restaurant applicant
David Patterson, Board Member pon Seabaugh, Greenline Representative
Glenn Reeves, Board Member Marcia Uelsmann, �Recording Secretary
The meetir.g was called to order by Chairman Miles.
Jeff Hancock, Assistant City Manager was introduced to the 9oard for his presenta-
tion he was to present. Mr.. Hancock distributed forms to each Board Member.
He explained to the Board that the City Council and City Manager would like for
the Board to provide input into the 5 year capital improvements for the Airport.
Each Board Member is to complete his form and then the Board should meet again
combining their ideas to one five-year plan. This information to be returned
to the City Manager's office by January 7, 1983. Mr. Hancock stated that
• he would have a summary of grants that we have applied for and received, also
a list of priorities from FAA to be included with the minutes.
The n�xt order of business was an applicant for the airport restaurant lease.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beauchamp was introduced to the Board. They were the only
applicant� for the lease with Paula Hodge which i,s wanting to terminate her
lease as of December 31, 1982. Mr., & Mrs. Beuchamp would like to take the
restaurant over on January 1 to keep from closing down. Mr. Hancock informed
them that it would have to be approved by the City Council and the first
reading will not. be until January 3, 1983. A meeting however, will be set
for Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp and the City Manager to meet this week to discuss
what resolution might be made.
Dav� Patterson made the recommendation to the City Council that the Beauchamp's
take over the restaurant's lease. Glenn Reeves second the motion.
Motion carried.
Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp was excused and then next guest was introduced.
Don Seabaugh representative from Green Line Equipment displayed his new
product that their company is offering. It is a energy-saving pvc plastic storm window
with magnetic border to attach to existing window. Bob Gass explained to the
Board that a proposal was made years ago to complete storm windows on existing
windows at the Cape Municipal Airport. The restaurant has obtained an experimental
storm window and Mr. Seabaugh would like for his product to be considered for
any future installation.
Dave Patterson made a motion that the City Council revise their idea of finishing
the job of obtaining storm windows for the remaining windows at the airport.
Truman Cole seconded. Motion carried.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfuily submitted,
Marcia Uelsmann
Recording Secretary