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FY2014 Aviation - Deferred Maintenance FY2014 Aviation - Deferred Maintenance Project Cost Project Description Location House Project Title (1,000's) (City) District Brush cutting at 3 Interior Aviation airports back to original clearing Interior Interior Airport Brush-Cutting 90.0 limits: Stevens Village, Beaver and Fort Yukon – to improve Aviation 39 aviation safety District Southwest District Lighting Southwest 35 - 37 150.0 Various lighting replacement and repair in Southwest District Repairs District Brush Cutting on RSA 2/20 50.0 Brush cutting with excavator & hand brushing Klawock 34 Repair airport fencing (at At Cordova Airport, repair or replace 900 LF of deteriorated Valdez 100.0 6 Cordova) fencing. District Y-K Delta Airports 500.0 Contract for gravel stockpile for surfacing repairs Various 36 - 38 Brush Cutting on RSA 8/26 50.0 Brush Cutting on RSA 8/26 Haines 34 Replace equipment fuel storage tanks at (6) Interior Aviation airports; Ruby, Rampart, Lake Minchumina, Hughes, Chalkyitsik, Interior Fuel Storage Tank Bettles; in order to burn ultra low sulfur diesel, provide for 200.0 Aviation 38 - 39 Repair/Replacement economical bulk fuel delivery, and store enough fuel onsite to operate snow removal equipment for a normal winter season. Dist Enhance security through fencing and lights to prevent loss of expensive fuel due to theft. New Access Gate 35.0 Replace access gate Skagway 32 Valdez Repair airport fencing (at Nome) 50.0 At Nome Airport, repair or replace 250 LF of fencing. 6 District Old Harbor Airport 150.0 Replace deteriorated surface course Old harbor 35 Airport Security Fence Gaps on 50.0 Repair holes in security fence Ketchikan 33 Bottom of Fence D-1 (crushed surfacing) Provide D-1 aggregate stockpiles at various airports throughout the Northern 1 - 6, 35, 450.0 Stockpiles Northern Region Region 38 - 40 Red Devil Airport 150.0 Place gravel surfacing to replace deteriorated surfacing material Red Devil 36 Replace Sub Standard Fence 10.0 Replace fence from upper ramp to lower Ramp, needs to be 8' Ketchikan 33 Brush cutting at various Western airports – to improve aviation Western District Airport Brush- safety: airports needing attention include Shungnak, Kiana, Western 80.0 36 - 40 Cutting Selawik, Noatak, Dahl Creek, St. Marys, Nunam Iqua, Emmonak, District and Kobuk. Larson Bay Airport 25.0 Lighting system repairs, Windsock Pole Replacement Larson Bay 35 Crack Seal Runways 2/20 20.0 Crack Seal Runways 2/20 Klawock 34 Interior Crackseal Clear Airport 170.0 Crack seal Runway, Taxiway, Apron and repaint airfield markings Aviation 38 - 39 Pavement Areas Dist. Seldovia/Ch 28 - 30, 35 enega Bay/Quartz Crk./Kasilof/ Lawing/Nan Peninsula District Repairs 100.0 Replacement threshold markers and/or edge cones walek/Pt. Graham/Old Harbor/Lars en Bay/Ouzinki e/Karluk /Akhiok Brush Cutting on RSA 11/29 35.0 Brush Cutting on RSA 11/29 Yakutat 35 Layout and provide paint markings for Western paved airports: Pavement Marking & Striping - Western 110.0 including Gambell, Point Hope, Shishmaref, Unalakleet, Nome and 39 - 40 Paved Airports District Kotzebue. King 36 King Salmon Airport 150.0 Fence and gate repair Salmon Level Line of Sight Triangle 100.0 Remove stumps and fill depressions Yakutat 35 Northern Region Airport Lighting Airport lighting and electrical repairs at various Northern Region Northern 1 - 6, 35, 225.0 Repairs airports with electrical needs. Region 38 - 40 Chignik 37 Chignik Lagoon Airport 25.0 Repair/replace windsock, poles and markers Lagoon FY2014 Aviation - Deferred Maintenance Project Cost Project Description Location House Project Title (1,000's) (City) District Replace approx. 3 damaged & barrel (old style) segmented circles Northern 1 - 6, 35, Segmented Circle Replacement 100.0 with current design standard (panel-type circles) for various rural Region 38 - 40 airports. Brush Cutting on RSA 2/20 25.0 Brush cutting on RSA 2/20 Skagway 32 This funding allows the department to respond to unforeseen Commissioner's Reserve 58.9 conditions that require immediate action. This funding is used Statewide 1 - 40 statewide to respond, as needed, as unsafe conditions arise. FY14 Aviation DM - Total 3,258.9.
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