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3/3/2020
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Commissioners' Agenda
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Consent Agenda
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02/24/20 MINUTES 1 <br />COMMISSIONERS' MINUTES KITTITAS COUNTY, WASHINGTON COMMISSIONERS CONFERENCE ROOM SPECIAL MEETING MONDAY 8:00 A.M. FEBRUARY 24, 2020 <br />Board members present: Chairman Brett Wachsmith; Vice-Chair Laura <br />Osiadacz; and Commissioner Cory Wright. <br /> <br />Others: Julie Kjorsvik, Clerk of the Board; Benjamin West, Director <br />of Airport Operations; Mark Cook, Public Works Director/Interim <br />Engineer; and 3 members of the public. <br /> SPECIAL MEETING AIRPORT UPDATE COMMISSIONERS <br />At 8:00 a.m. Chairman Wachsmith opened a Special Meeting to meet <br />with Benjamin West, Director of Airport Operations for a weekly <br />update. <br /> <br />Benjamin West updated the Board on a conference he attended over the <br />weekend where he assisted at the Washington Airport Managers booth. <br />He said would like to have a booth at the conference next year as <br />there are thousands of people who attend, and it would be a good way <br />to market the airport as well as network with others. He distributed <br />copies of materials for the Board’s review and outlined various <br />projects and focuses including the economic impacts and benefits to <br />the community from the airport. He reviewed strategic/economic plans <br />and said he would begin soliciting engineers and hoped to have plans <br />that would begin to assist in bringing the community together. <br /> <br />Mr. West said he has received various comments from people about the <br />poor conditions of the airport, safety issues including wildlife and <br />vegetation. He said he would be working on a Wildlife Hazard <br />Management Plan and will work with wildlife experts. He would like <br />to be able to commission an engineer to review plans for the hangars <br />to make sure they fit with the Master Plan, and if not, look at <br />alternatives. He said that with all of the duties and work he will <br />be doing he would like to request at least hiring an Administrative <br />Assistant. He said he would also like to rethink the option of a <br />temporary trailer for his office, as he would like to have a place <br />big enough to include at least 2 offices, a pilots lounge, bathroom <br />facilities (including showers); as well as a kitchen. Mark Cook, <br />Public Works Director/Interim Engineer said they could continue to <br />assist with the administrative duties in the short term. Mr. West <br />said he’d like to find a way to begin completely separating from the <br />Public Works Department and would talk with Mr. Cook later to review <br />what’s already been budgeted for. Other immediate needs he felt that <br />were necessary to obtain was a FOD-BOSS, a high-power blower, and a
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