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Topic: Middletown Airport
Posted By: Vivian Moon
Subject: Middletown Airport
Date Posted: Mar 25 2015 at 7:32pm

Posted: 5:32 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, 2015
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 In other matters, the commissioners are also expected to approve a $35,000 aviation consulting agreement with CDM Smith, Inc. on Thursday, to study operations at the county airport, Hook Field in Middletown and the airport at Miami University in Oxford. Randy Quisenberry, director of Assets, Purchasing and Projects for the county said this will be a phased process and the initial work should be completed by May 6.

    “This review is to enhance understanding of the options for and the implications of modifying the business model currently being employed for the management of the Butler County Regional Airport,” Quisenberry said.

    “The potential for cooperative efforts to improve efficiencies which may exist between the three airports will also be reviewed. Cooperative efforts may include, but are not limited to, sharing of resources, coordinated management models, collaborative marketing efforts, and a county-wide strategic plan for growing the business at the airports.”

    Originally there was talk of having Middletown chip in to help pay for the consultant. With the county’s fixed base operator contract set to expire on June 30, Administrator Charlie Young said the county needed to get a consultant working quickly, so they didn’t ask for contributions.

    “This is a study we really need to have done on the county airport, we need it done quickly to enable us to make some very short-term decisions,” Young said. “Middletown isn’t facing that same short-term decision.”

 




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