City of Portage Airport Commission Meeting Wednesday, May 20, 2020 5:30 P.M

City of Portage Airport Commission Meeting Wednesday, May 20, 2020 5:30 p.m. Teleconference Only Agenda

Members: Rita Maass, Chairperson; Barry Erath, Dan Huebner, Jeff Montfort, Eric Shimpach, David Tesch

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this meeting is being held via teleconference only. Members of the public and media may attend by telephone.

Following is the call in information: Telephone number: 1+712-832-8330 or 717-275-8940 Access code: 1146810

1. Roll Call

2. Approval of minutes from previous February 19, 2020

3. Election of Vice Chairperson

4. Meeting Date and Time

5. Discussion and possible action on the 2014 and 2015 entitlement transfers.

6. Cares Act Update

7. Discussion on TKDA’s updates for March, April and May.

8. Discussion on Airport Manager’s report for March, April and May.

9. Adjournment

Rita Maass, Chairperson

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City of Portage Airport Commission Meeting Wednesday, February 19, 2020 5:30 pm Municipal Building, 115 West Pleasant Street Conference Room 1 Minutes

Members Present: Rita Maass, Chairperson; Eric Shimpach, David Tesch, Barry Erath, Dan Huebner

Absent: Jeff Monfort

Excused: N/A

Also present: Aaron Jahncke, Eric Peterson, Cable TV

Media Present: none

1. Roll call The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Maass at 5:30p.

2. Approval of minutes from previous meeting Motion by Shimpach, second by Tesch to approve minutes of the January 15, 2020 meeting. Motion passed 4-0 with Erath abstaining.

3. Discussion on the TKDA update memo.

Jahncke reviewed the TKDA update memo and discussed the meeting at the BOA.

4. Manager’s Report Eris Peterson reviewed his report which was attached to the packet.

Adjournment Chairperson Mass moved for adjournment. Motion passed 5-0 at 5:46 PM.

Submitted by: Aaron Jahncke

Date Approved:

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MEMORANDUM

To: Airport Commission From: Aaron J. Jahncke, P.E., Director of Public Works/City Engineer Subject: 2014 & 2015Entitlements Date: May 8, 2019

Background:

The BOA contacted the City at the end of April about transferring entitlements. The FAA is clearing out the 2014 and 2015 money that needs to be spent in 2020. The City of Portage has $212,020.26 that needs to be spent or transferred. There are over 20 GA airports that need to clear funding from the books and therefore no airports are looking to trade. The City would be releasing funds for other Wisconsin airports to use. Mark has tentatively penciled in West Bend as the recipient for the funding.

Since there is a saturation of old money in the state there are no current trade partners. There are over 20 airports in Wisconsin that will have to release funding in 2020. We can release these funds to whomever but the money needs to be spent in 2020. West Bend has an extensive planning project and is able to spend the funds this summer.

Mark is taking over as the entitlement manager and he is tracking the airports that are releasing the funds and will be putting together a priority list. The BOA cannot guarantee future matching funds but they will try to get funding to the airports on the priority list as they need it.

Recommendation:

Staff recommends that airport commission approve and forward onto Council for final approval the transfer of entitlement funds to West Bend in the amount of $212,020.26. if approved this would go to council on May 28.

______Aaron J. Jahncke Director of Public Works/ City Engineer

Attachment(s) Entitlement Transfer

U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration

FAA Form 5100-110, Request for FAA Approval of Agreement for Transfer of Entitlements

Paperwork Reduction Act Burden Statement A federal agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, nor shall a person be subject to a penalty for failure to comply with a collection of information subject to the requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act unless that collection of information displays a currently valid OMB Control Number. The OMB Control Number for this information collection is 2120-0569. Public reporting for this collection of information is estimated to be approximately 8 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, completing and reviewing the collection of information. All responses to this collection of information are required under 49 U.S.C. Section 47105 to retain a benefit and to meet the reporting requirements of 2 CFR 200. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to the Federal Aviation Administration at: 800 Independence Ave. SW, Washington, DC 20591, Attn: Information Collection Clearance Officer, ASP-110.

FAA Form 5100-110 U.S. Department of Transportation OMB CONTROL NUMBER: 2120-0569 Federal Aviation Administration EXPIRATION DATE: 8/31/2019

Request for FAA Approval of Agreement for Transfer of Entitlements

In accordance with 49 USC § 47117(c)(2),

Name of Transferring Sponsor: hereby waives receipt of the following amount of funds apportioned to it under 49 USC § 47117(c) for the:

Name of Transferring Airport (and LOCID): ( ) for each fiscal year listed below:

Entitlement Type (Passenger, Cargo or Fiscal Year Amount Nonprimary)

Total N/A

The Federal Aviation Administration has determined that the waived amount will be made available to: Name of Airport (and LOCID) Receiving Transferred Entitlements: ( ) Name of Receiving Airport’s Sponsor: a public use airport in the same state or geographical areas as the transferring airport for eligible projects under 49 USC § 47104(a). The waiver expires on the earlier of (date) or when the availability of apportioned funds lapses under 49 USC § 47117(b).

For the United States of America, Federal Aviation Administration:

Signature:

Name:

Title:

Date:

FAA Form 5100-110 (1/17) SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS EDITION Page 1 of 2 Certification of Transferring Sponsor

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. I understand that knowingly and willfully providing false information to the federal government is a violation of 18 USC § 1001 (False Statements) and could subject me to fines, imprisonment, or both.

Executed on this day of ,

Name of Sponsor:

Name of Sponsor’s Authorized Official:

Title of Sponsor’s Authorized Official:

Signature of Sponsor’s Authorized Official:

Certificate of Transferring Sponsor’s Attorney

I, , acting as Attorney for the Sponsor do hereby certify that in my opinion the Sponsor is empowered to enter into the foregoing Agreement under the laws of the state of . Further, I have examined the foregoing Agreement and the actions taken by said Sponsor and Sponsor’s official representative has been duly authorized and that the execution thereof is in all respects due and proper and in accordance with the laws of the said state and 49 USC § 47101, et seq.

Dated at (City, State), this day of ,

Signature of Sponsor’s Attorney: ______

FAA Form 5100-110 (1/17) SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS EDITION Page 2 of 2 updated 5/14/20 BG Allotted Obligated Programmed Under Project Spent Not Spent 2003 19 $80,000 $80,000 $80,000 2004 20 $80,000 $80,000 $80,000 2005 21 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 2006 24 $150,000 $150,000 AIP 02 planning for new apt $150,000 $0 $0 $0 2007 28 $150,000 $38,760 AIP 02 planning for new apt $38,760 $0 -$111,240 $0 AIP 02 Dir 8/11 to Richland $0

2008, part 1 31 $111,240 $16,240 AIP 02 planning for new apt $16,240 $0 -$95,000 $0 to Iowa $0 2008, part 2 35 $38,760 -$38,760 8/11 assigned to Richland $0 2009, part 1 36 $48,693 -$48,693 $0 to Iowa $0 2009, part 2 41 $101,307 -$101,307 $0 to Iowa $0 2010** 49 $150,000 $75,000 AIP 02 planning for new apt $75,000 $0 -$55,000 $0 to Iowa $0 -$20,000 $0 to Palmyra $0 2011 51 $150,000 $0 -$45,000 to Iowa -$105,000 to Palmyra 2012* 54 $150,000 $135,633 AIP 03 survey & obst removal & seal $135,634 -$1 $0 $14,367 to Baraboo 54 $150,000 from Richland. AIP 03 survey & obst removal & seal $0 $0 54 -$150,000 to Prairie du Chien 2013 61 $150,000 $0 -$150,000 to Prairie du Chien $0 $0 from Iowa (deferred to 2017) 2014* 65 $150,000 $69,000 AIP 03 survey & obst removal & seal $5,257 $63,743 $81,000 to Clintonville ** $95,000 from Iowa, agreement signed 9/28/12. AIP 03 $0 ** $55,000 from Iowa, agreement signed 5/29/13. AIP 03 $0 -$150,000 to Platteville 2015** 71 $150,000 $150,000 $0 AIP 05 1001 Master Plan Ph 1 $150,000 $0

entitlementsummaryC47.xlsx Page 1 ** $45,000 from Iowa, agreement signed 5/29/13 $0 ** $125,000 $170,000 $0 from Palmyra. AIP 05 1001 Master Plan $21,678 $148,322 2016 79 $150,000 $150,000 $0 AIP 05 1001 Master Plan Ph 1 $19,931 $130,069 2017 89 $150,000 $0 from Iowa, agreement signed 9/28/12 for 2013, 6/28/16 $150,000 $300,000 Portage agreed to defer repayment to 2017 $300,000 2018 98 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 2019 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 2019 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 back from Prairie du Chien $150,000 2020 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 2020 $81,000 $81,000 $81,000 back from Clintonville $81,000 2020 $150,000 $150,000 $150,000 back from Prairie du Chien $150,000

$2,491,000 $1,264,633 $1,131,000 $922,500 $1,473,133 $2,395,633 =obligated + programmed $2,395,633

2025*** $150,000 back from Platteville * needs to be spent ASAP **needs to be obligated (put under Finding) by 9/30/17 & spent by 9/30/18 *** no grant yet

entitlementsummaryC47.xlsx Page 2 Airport Project Manager Assignments r 05/04/2020 Associated City – Project Manager Airport County DOT Region Adams County Legion Field (63C) Friendship – NC Josh Holbrook Adams Alexander Field-South Wood Co. (ISW) Wisconsin Rapids Matt Messina Wood NC Amery Municipal (AHH) Amery – NW Andy Trimble Polk Appleton International (ATW) Appleton – NE Andy Trimble Outagamie Baraboo-Wisconsin Dells (DLL) Baraboo / WI Dells Kim Kaarto Sauk Barron Municipal (9Y7) Barron – NW Lucas Ward Barron Batten International Airport (RAC) Racine – SE Gayle Stearn Racine Black River Falls (BCK) Black River Falls NW Kim Kaarto Jackson Bloyer Field (Y72) Tomah – SW Stacey Miller Monroe Boscobel (OVS) Boscobel – SW Josh Holbrook Grant Boyceville Municipal (3T3) Boyceville – NW Kim Kaarto Dunn Burlington Municipal (BUU) Burlington – SE Wendy Hottenstein Racine Burnett County (RZN) Siren – NW Josh Holbrook Burnett Cable Union (3CU) Cable – NW Matt Messina/Mark Bayfield Graczykowski Capitol Drive (02C) Brookfield – SE Gayle Stearn/Mark Waukesha Graczykowski Cassville Municipal (C74) Cassville – SW Josh Holbrook Grant Central Wisconsin (CWA) Mosinee – NC Lucas Ward Marathon Chetek Municipal - Southworth (Y23) Chetek – NW Matt Messina Barron Chippewa Valley Regional (EAU) Eau Claire – NW Josh Holbrook/Mark Chippewa Graczykowski Clintonville Municipal (CLI) Clintonville – NC Corbin Waupaca Montgomery/Kim Kaarto Crandon/Steve Conway Municipal Crandon – NC Stacey Miller Forest (Y55) Crivitz Municipal (3D1) Crivitz – NE Stacey Miller Marinette Cumberland Municipal (UBE) Cumberland – NW Stacey Miller Barron Dane County Regional (MSN) Madison – SW Matt Messina Dane Dodge County (UNU) Juneau – SW Lucas Ward Dodge Door County Cherryland (SUE) Sturgeon Bay- NE Gayle Stearn Door Eagle River Union (EGV) Eagle River – NC Matt Messina Vilas East Troy Municipal (57C) East Troy – SE Andy Trimble Walworth Ephraim-Fish Creek (3D2) Ephraim – NE Gayle Stearn Door Fond du Lac County (FLD) Fond du Lac – NE Lucas Ward Fond Du Lac Fort Atkinson Municipal (61C) Fort Atkinson – SW Kim Kaarto Jefferson General Mitchell International (MKE) Milwaukee – SE Wendy Hottenstein Milwaukee Gogebic-Iron County, MI (IWD) Ironwood - Matt Messina Green Bay - Austin Straubel Green Bay – NE Josh Holbrook Brown International (GRB) Grantsburg Municipal (GTG) Grantsburg – NW Matt Messina Burnett Hartford Municipal (HXF) Hartford – SE Matt Messina Washington Iowa County (MRJ) Mineral Point – SW Josh Holbrook Iowa John F. Kennedy Memorial (ASX) Ashland – NW Gayle Stearn Ashland Kenosha Regional (ENW) Kenosha – SE Wendy Hottenstein Kenosha King s Land O Lakes (LNL) Land O' Lakes – NC Stacey Miller/Mark Vilas Graczykowski L. O. Simenstad Municipal (OEO) Osceola – NW Gayle Stearn Polk La Crosse Regional Airport (LSE) La Crosse – SW Wendy Hottenstein La Crosse Lakeland / Noble F. Lee Mem Fld Minocqua/Woodruff – Matt Messina Vilas (ARV) NC Lancaster Municipal (73C) Lancaster – SW Stacey Miller Grant Airport Project Manager Assignments r 05/04/2020 Associated City – Project Manager Airport County DOT Region Langlade County (AIG) Antigo - NC Matt Messina Langlade Lawrence J. Timmerman Field (MWC) Milwaukee – SE Wendy Hottenstein Milwaukee Major Gilbert Field (4R5) La Pointe – NW Gayle Stearn Ashland Manitowish Waters (D25) Manitowish Waters – Gayle Stearn Vilas NC Manitowoc County (MTW) Manitowoc – NE Kim Kaarto Manitowoc Marshfield Muni.-Roy Shwery Fld (MFI) Marshfield – NC Corbin Wood Montgomery/Andy Trimble Mauston-New Lisbon Union (82C) New Lisbon – SW Stacey Miller Juneau Menomonie Municipal (LUM) Menomonie- NW Kim Kaarto Dunn Merrill Municipal (RRL) Merrill – NC Andy Trimble/Mark Lincoln Graczykowski Middleton Municipal-Morey Field (C29) Middleton – SW Josh Holbrook Dane Monroe Municipal (EFT) Monroe – SW Corbin Green Montgomery/Kim Kaarto Necedah (DAF) Necedah – SW Lucas Ward Juneau Neillsville Municipal (VIQ) Neillsville – NW Corbin Clark Montgomery/Andy Trimble New Holstein Municipal (8D1) New Holstein – NE Andy Trimble Calumet New Richmond Regional (RNH) New Richmond – NW Gayle Stearn St Croix Oconto-JD Bake Memorial (OCQ) Oconto – NE Kim Kaarto Oconto Palmyra Municipal (88C) Palmyra – SW Lucas Ward Jefferson Park Falls Municipal (PKF) Park Falls – NC Stacey Miller Price Platteville Municipal (PVB) Platteville – SW Josh Holbrook Grant Portage Municipal (C47) Portage –SW Lucas Ward/Mark Columbia Graczykowski Prairie du Chien (PDC) Prairie Du Chien–SW Corbin Crawford Montgomery/Kim Kaarto Prentice (5N2) Prentice – NC Lucas Ward Price Price County (PBH) Phillips – NC Stacey Miller Price Reedsburg Municipal (C35) Reedsburg – SW Corbin Sauk Montgomery/Kim Kaarto Rhinelander-Oneida County (RHI) Rhinelander – NC Gayle Stearn Oneida Rice Lake Regional-Carl s Field (RPD) Rice Lake – NW Josh Holbrook Barron Richard I. Bong (SUW) Superior – NW Matt Messina Douglas Richland (93C) Richland Center–SW Wendy Hottenstein Richland Rusk County (RCX) Ladysmith – NW Kim Kaarto Rusk Sauk-Prairie (91C) Prairie du Sac - SW Josh Holbrook/Mark Sauk Graczykowski Sawyer County (HYR) Hayward – NW Matt Messina/Mark Sawyer Graczykowski Shawano Municipal (EZS) Shawano – NC Lucas Ward Shawano Sheboygan County Memorial (SBM) Sheboygan – NE Kim Kaarto Sheboygan Shell Lake Municipal (SSQ) Shell Lake – NW Matt Messina Washburn Solon Springs Municipal (OLG) Solon Springs – NW Corbin Douglas Montgomery/Stacey Miller Southern Wisconsin Regional (JVL) Janesville – SW Wendy Rock Hottenstein/Mark Graczykowski Airport Project Manager Assignments r 05/04/2020 Associated City – Project Manager Airport County DOT Region Sparta / Fort McCoy (CMY) Sparta – SW Andy Trimble Monroe Stevens Point Municipal (STE) Stevens Point – NC Corbin Portage Montgomery/Lucas Ward Taylor County (MDZ) Medford – NW Stacey Miller Taylor Three Lakes Municipal (40D) Three Lakes – NC Josh Holbrook Oneida Tomahawk Regional (TKV) Tomahawk – NC Andy Trimble Lincoln Tri-County Regional (LNR) Lone Rock – SW Wendy Hottenstein Sauk Viroqua Municipal (Y51) Viroqua – SW Stacey Miller Vernon Washington Island (2P2) Washington Island– Gayle Stearn Door NE Watertown Municipal (RYV) Watertown – SW Andy Trimble Jefferson Waukesha County /Crites Field (UES) Waukesha – SE Andy Trimble Waukesha Waupaca Municipal (PCZ) Waupaca – NC Corbin Waupaca Montgomery/Andy Trimble Wausau Downtown (AUW) Wausau –NC Matt Messina Marathon Wautoma Municipal (Y50) Wautoma – SE Matt Messina Waushara West Bend Municipal (ETB) West Bend – SE Matt Messina/Mark Washington Graczykowski Wild Rose Idlewild (W23) Wild Rose – NC Stacey Miller Waushara Wittman Regional (OSH) Oshkosh – NE Lucas Ward Winnebago

EMAIL ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS FOR PROJECT MANAGERS:

BOA Engineering Section Project Manager Email and Phone List

Graczykowski, Mark [email protected] 608-266-0902

Holbrook, Josh [email protected] 608-267-2143

Hottenstein, Wendy [email protected] 608-261-6278

Kaarto, Kim [email protected] 608-266-3354

Messina, Matt [email protected] 608-267-7108

Miller, Stacey [email protected] 608-266-8167

Montgomery, Corbin [email protected] 608-266-3973

Stearn, Gayle [email protected] 608-266-7269

Trimble, Andy [email protected] 608-267-0454

Ward, Lucas [email protected] 608-266-2729

MEMORANDUM

To: Airport Commission From: Aaron J. Jahncke, P.E., Director of Public Works/City Engineer Subject: Cares Act Date: May 8, 2019

Background:

On May 4, 2020 Eric Peterson received an email from Matt Malicki stating that the Portage Municipal Airport was eligible for up to $30,000 of Cares Act funding, staff had questions for the BOA that included whether this would obligate the Airport. The BOA was unable to get a direct answer from the FAA but Mark advised the City to apply for it and if it affects any obligations in the future they will write us out of the grant.

Since staff only had a week to apply and the mayor approved this on Monday, May 11th. The City requested the Cares Act to fund operational needs only. The City has an operating budget of $39,958 and debt service of $5,251.25.

Staff mentioned the possibility that the FAA already considers the airport obligated in the February meeting. We received an initial finding that the Airport was obligated is based on our Exhibit A project with Cooper engineering. The City has emails from the BOA stating that we would not be obligated but the current opinion from the FAA is that we are. The city has requested a meeting with the FAA to discuss further before the FAA makes a written determination. This meeting has been delayed due to the pandemic.

______Aaron J. Jahncke Director of Public Works/ City Engineer

Attachment(s) Cares Act Information

DETAILED LISTING BY STATE, CITY AND AIRPORT Detailed Listing By State, City And Airport (with airport categories)

Service Level: P=Primary, CS=Nonprimary Commercial Service, R=Reliever, GA=General Aviation Hub Type: L=Large, M=Medium, S=Small, N=Nonhub

Service Hub Grand State Level Type Role City Airport Name LOC_ID Totals WI GA Local Amery Amery Municipal AHH $30,000 WI GA Basic Antigo Langlade County AIG $20,000 WI P N --- Appleton Appleton International ATW $14,962,538 WI GA Local Ashland John F Kennedy Memorial ASX $30,000 WI GA Regional Baraboo Baraboo-Wisconsin Dells Regional DLL $69,000 WI GA Local Black River Falls Black River Falls Area BCK $30,000 WI GA Local Boscobel Boscobel OVS $30,000 WI GA Basic Boyceville Boyceville Municipal 3T3 $20,000 WI R RegionalBrookfield Capitol 02C $69,000 WI GA Basic Burlington Burlington Municipal BUU $20,000 WI GA UnclassifiedCable Cable Union 3CU $1,000 WI GA Local Clintonville Clintonville Municipal CLI $30,000 WI GA Basic Crandon Crandon/Steve Conway Municipal Y55 $20,000 WI GA Basic Crivitz Crivitz Municipal 3D1 $20,000 WI GA Local Cumberland Cumberland Municipal UBE $30,000 WI GA Local Eagle River Eagle River Union EGV $30,000 WI GA Local East Troy East Troy Municipal 57C $30,000 WI P N --- Eau Claire Chippewa Valley Regional EAU $6,821,859 WI GA Local Ephraim Ephraim-Gibraltar 3D2 $30,000 WI GA Regional Fond du Lac Fond du Lac County FLD $69,000 WI GA Local Fort Atkinson Fort Atkinson Municipal 61C $30,000 WI GA Local Friendship Adams County Legion Field 63C $30,000 WI GA Basic Grantsburg Grantsburg Municipal GTG $20,000 WI P N --- Green Bay Green Bay-Austin Straubel International GRB $7,951,770 WI GA Local Hartford Hartford Municipal HXF $30,000 WI GA Local Hayward Sawyer County HYR $30,000 WI GA National Janesville Southern Wisconsin Regional JVL $157,000 WI GA Regional Juneau Dodge County UNU $69,000 WI R Regional Kenosha Kenosha Regional ENW $69,000 WI P N --- La Crosse La Crosse Regional LSE $1,766,727 WI GA Basic La Pointe Major Gilbert Field 4R5 $20,000 WI GA Local Ladysmith Rusk County RCX $30,000 WI GA Basic Lancaster Lancaster Municipal 73C $20,000 WI GA Local Land O'Lakes Kings Land O' Lakes LNL $30,000 WI GA Local Lone Rock Tri-County Regional LNR $30,000 WI P S --- Madison Dane County Regional-Truax Field MSN $14,746,665 WI GA Local Manitowish Waters Manitowish Waters D25 $30,000 WI GA Local Manitowoc Manitowoc County MTW $30,000 WI GA Local Marshfield Marshfield Municipal MFI $30,000 WI GA Basic Medford Taylor County MDZ $20,000 WI GA Local Menomonie Menomonie Municipal-Score Field LUM $30,000 WI GA Local Merrill Merrill Municipal RRL $30,000 WI GA Regional Middleton Middleton Municipal - Morey Field C29 $69,000 WI P M --- Milwaukee General Mitchell International MKE $29,029,159 WI R Regional Milwaukee Lawrence J Timmerman MWC $69,000 WI GA Local Mineral Point Iowa County MRJ $30,000 WI GA Local Monroe Monroe Municipal EFT $30,000 WI P N --- Mosinee Central Wisconsin CWA $3,881,225 WI GA Local Neillsville Neillsville Municipal VIQ $30,000 WI GA Local New Holstein New Holstein Municipal 8D1 $30,000 WI GA Local New Lisbon Mauston-New Lisbon Union 82C $30,000 WI GA Local New Richmond New Richmond Regional RNH $30,000 WI GA Local Oconto Oconto-J Douglas Bake Municipal OCQ $30,000 WI GA Local Osceola L O Simenstad Municipal OEO $30,000 WI GA Regional Oshkosh Wittman Regional OSH $69,000 WI GA Local Palmyra Palmyra Municipal 88C $30,000 WI GA Basic Park Falls Park Falls Municipal PKF $20,000 WI GA Local Phillips Price County PBH $30,000 WI GA Local Platteville Platteville Municipal PVB $30,000 WI GA Local Portage Portage Municipal C47 $30,000 WI GA Basic Prairie du Chien Prairie Du Chien Municipal PDC $20,000 WI GA UnclassifiedPrairie du Sac Sauk-Prairie 91C $1,000 WI R Regional Racine Batten International RAC $69,000 WI GA Local Reedsburg Reedsburg Municipal C35 $30,000 WI P N --- Rhinelander Rhinelander-Oneida County RHI $1,100,712 WI GA Local Rice Lake Rice Lake Regional - Carl's Field RPD $30,000 WI GA Local Richland Center Richland 93C $30,000 WI GA Local Shawano Shawano Municipal EZS $30,000 WI GA Regional Sheboygan Sheboygan County Memorial SBM $69,000 WI GA Basic Shell Lake Shell Lake Municipal SSQ $20,000 WI GA Local Siren Burnett County RZN $30,000 WI GA Basic Solon Springs Solon Springs Municipal OLG $20,000 WI GA Local Sparta Sparta/Fort McCoy CMY $30,000 WI GA Regional Stevens Point Stevens Point Municipal STE $69,000 WI GA Local Sturgeon Bay Door County Cherryland SUE $30,000 WI GA Local Superior Richard I Bong SUW $30,000 WI GA Local Tomahawk Tomahawk Regional TKV $30,000 WI GA Local Viroqua Viroqua Municipal Y51 $30,000 WI GA Basic Washington Island Washington Island 2P2 $20,000 WI GA Regional Watertown Watertown Municipal RYV $69,000 WI R National Waukesha Waukesha County UES $157,000 WI GA Local Waupaca Waupaca Municipal PCZ $30,000 WI GA Local Wausau Wausau Downtown AUW $30,000 WI GA Local Wautoma Wautoma Municipal Y50 $30,000 WI R Regional West Bend West Bend Municipal ETB $69,000 WI GA Local Wisconsin Rapids Alexander Field South Wood County ISW $30,000 WI GA Local Woodruff Lakeland/Noble F Lee Memorial Field ARV $30,000 CARES Act Stimulus Funds for Airports

Dear Airport Sponsor,

In preparation for the upcoming Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Airport Grant (Coronavirus Stimulus) Program, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation - Bureau of Aeronautics (BOA) is sharing the most up to date information we have in order to quickly and efficiently distribute the funds that have been allocated. For general information on the program, please visit https://www.faa.gov/airports/cares_act/. Within this email, there are two specific requests required of all NPIAS airports.

The airport grant portion of the CARES Act, has been established to assist airports with both operational needs and capital improvement programs. It is important to note that, while these programs may mirror the traditional Airport Improvement Program (AIP) from a financial processing standpoint, the eligible airports, eligible expenses, and processes will vary. This communication will focus primarily on the Operation and Maintenance Grant.

General Aviation Operation and Maintenance Grant This grant is intended to stabilize airport operational needs. Funds have been allocated by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) headquarters based on a formula that included ASSET Study airport classification and ranges from $1,000 to $157,000 per general aviation airport. Primary airports are receiving funds based on a separate formula to be administered by FAA.

These funds are available to cover any cost for which airport funds can traditionally be used per the FAA Revenue Use Policy. This is not the same thing as an eligible cost under AIP, which is much narrower than the FAA Revenue Use Policy. For more information on the FAA Revenue Use Policy, go to govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR- 1999-02-16/pdf/99-3529.pdf.

These funds can be used for operational needs like salaries, utilities, debt, and other similar items. The intent is to relieve any operational costs incurred since January 20, 2020, extending until the grant amount is fully utilized.

BOA encourages each sponsor to use these funds solely for operational needs, to expedite the distribution of funds. However, capital development is also eligible under the program. Please be aware that all traditional AIP project requirements (NEPA clearance, construction safety phasing, Buy American, etc.) will remain and need to be addressed prior to subgrant award, should you choose to use your Operation and Maintenance Grant for development purposes. This will be a slower process given the emphasis and intent of the CARES Act funding.

Procedurally, these funds will be administered by the BOA in a manner similar to the existing block grant program.

05-04-2020

Primary Airport Grants BOA’s State Block Grant role regarding the primary airports’ CARES Act grant is currently under discussion at the federal and state level at this time. Additional information on these grants will be forthcoming.

To expedite distributing your Operation and Maintenance Grant, every airport that is a part of the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) needs to contact their BOA Aeronautics project manager by close of business on Monday, May 11, 2020 (project manager list and Fund Allocation Table attached).

In your communication to your BOA project manager, please use this format and enter/submit your information in the highlighted locations:

1. (Airport) has been allocated $X under the CARES Act. We (INTEND or DO NOT INTEND) to request this funding.

2. If you intend to receive the funding, you plan to use these funds for (Select One):

1) Operational needs only (salary, utilities, debt, etc.) 2) Operational needs and development project opportunities 3) Development project opportunities only

3. If any development is planned, please indicate that you acknowledge the traditional airport development requirements (petition process/agency agreement complete, environmental clearance, construction safety phasing, air spacing, etc.). All are still required. Include a description of the project you desire to accomplish: ______

It remains BOA’s intent to distribute these funds as quickly as possible. A response from every National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) airport to BOA staff remains critical for finalization of an overall grant application from BOA to the FAA for the Operations and Maintenance funds. For airports requesting Operations and Maintenance funds, an agency agreement will need to be in place for BOA to apply for the Operations and Maintenance block grant funding. Once BOA applies for and receives the Operational Grant Funds from the FAA, the follow steps will need to occur:

1. Invoices, payroll summaries, or other financial documents supporting the grant request will be required for any Operations and Maintenance Grant. Those documents will be submitted to your BOA project manager for processing and payment. If development is planned to be utilized, additional information is needed and may delay the processing of your CARES Act funding. 2. Maintain all documentation that supports your utilization of the grant. It is highly anticipated that an audit of these funds and their use will occur.

05-04-2020 3. The process for grant closeout has not yet been finalized. As that information is developed and provided, it will be shared.

Again, please respond for your airport with answers to the three questions above by the close of business on Monday, May 11, 2020.

Sincerely,

Matt Malicki Airport Engineering Section Chief Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics

Attachments: BOA Project Manager List Fund Allocation Table CARES Act Operations and Maintenance Agency Agreement

05-04-2020

CARES ACT GRANT OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE COSTS AGENCY AGREEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS Madison, Wisconsin

AN AGREEMENT DESIGNATING THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION AS ITS AGENT

WHEREAS, the City of Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, hereinafter referred to as the sponsor, requests reimbursement with federal funds for the Portage Municipal (C47) Airport for:

Airport operations and maintenance costs, under the Federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Grant.

WHEREAS, the Secretary is authorized to act as agent for the sponsor for the following activities: application for the CARES grant, acceptance of the grant offer, evaluation and approval/disapproval of reimbursement requests, processing and remitting of reimbursements, and the closing of the grant.

WHEREAS, the Secretary is authorized to act as agent for the sponsor until financial closing of the CARES Act grant;

NOW THEREFORE, the sponsor and the Secretary do mutually agree that the Secretary shall act as the sponsor's agent in the matter of the airport operations and maintenance costs reimbursement;

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the authorized representatives of the parties have affixed their signatures and the seal of the parties.

WITNESS: The City of Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin Sponsor

______By: ______

______(TITLE)

______

______(TITLE)

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

By: SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION

______David M. Greene, Director Bureau of Aeronautics

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PROJECT STATUS REPORT PORTAGE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT (C47) AIRPORT MASTER PLAN STUDY BOA PROJECT #C471001, AIP/STATE AID #3-55-0066-05 MARCH 12, 2020

CONTACTS Aaron Jahncke, PE Mark Graczykowski, PE Director of Public Works/City Engineer Airport Development Engineer City of Portage Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics (WBOA) [email protected] [email protected]

WORK COMPLETED TKDA has worked with WBOA and the city to confirm refinements to the recommended development plan. The team continues to work on finalizing the preferred alternative and preparing the Alternatives narrative report chapter. Although the priority of the improvements differ, the main elements in the overall plan include: • Improve Runway 18/36 to meet design standards and clear fixed object airspace obstructions • Reduce Runway 36 approach to visual, enhance Runway 18 approach with vertical guidance • Improve crosswind Runway 4/22 to meet design standards • Acquire airspace easements and remove airspace obstructions • Reconfigure terminal/hangar area to include modified apron and taxiway geometry The WBOA submitted documentation in mid-February for FAA to confirm how airport property is obligated by FAA grant assurances. This determination will have an impact on the implementation plan.

WORK IN PROCESS & UPCOMING TASKS TKDA is developing the Alternatives narrative report. Our goal is to deliver a draft narrative report in March. Development of the implementation plan will occur after the Alternatives task, and once we have confirmation whether airport property is obligated. Upcoming public outreach includes a public open house meeting, final TAC meeting, and other city meetings to collect feedback and ultimately approve the draft master plan.

ACTION ITEMS • TKDA to prepare the draft Alternatives narrative report • FAA to make determination on how airport property is federally obligated

REPORTED BY: Marcus Watson Group Manager Aviation Planning TKDA 651-292-4599 [email protected]

PROJECT STATUS REPORT PORTAGE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT (C47) AIRPORT MASTER PLAN STUDY BOA PROJECT #C471001, AIP/STATE AID #3-55-0066-05 APRIL 8, 2020

WORK COMPLETED TKDA completed the draft alternatives analysis narrative report chapter and delivered it for City and WBOA review on March 26th. Our team is beginning to formulate the implementation plan. The WBOA submitted documentation in mid-February for FAA to confirm how airport property is obligated by FAA grant assurances. There is no new information at this time. This determination will have an impact on the implementation plan.

WORK IN PROCESS & UPCOMING TASKS Our team will be identifying and prioritizing future airport actions for the implementation plan. Final development of the implementation plan will occur once we have confirmation whether airport property is federally obligated. Upcoming public outreach includes a public open house meeting, final TAC meeting, and other city meetings to collect feedback and ultimately approve the draft master plan. COVID-19 will impact the timing of these meetings.

ACTION ITEMS • FAA to make determination on how airport property is federally obligated • TKDA to prepare a draft implementation plan framework and review with City / WBOA • Reestablish public outreach schedule after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted

REPORTED BY: Marcus Watson Group Manager Aviation Planning TKDA 651-292-4599 [email protected]

PROJECT STATUS REPORT PORTAGE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT (C47) AIRPORT MASTER PLAN STUDY BOA PROJECT #C471001, AIP/STATE AID #3-55-0066-05 MAY 13, 2020

WORK COMPLETED TKDA completed the draft alternatives analysis narrative report chapter and delivered it for City and WBOA review on March 26th. Our team has identified the key projects for the 10-year implementation plan based on the initial preferred alternative, and forwarded an initial list and supporting graphic on May 12th. We welcome comments on these deliverables. The WBOA submitted documentation in mid-February for FAA to confirm how airport property is obligated by FAA grant assurances. It appears the airport is obligated to at least a few FAA grant assurances. This final determination will have an impact on the implementation plan.

WORK IN PROCESS & UPCOMING TASKS Our team is developing the narrative report framework for the implementation plan. Final development of the implementation plan will occur once the preferred alternative is adopted, and we have confirmation whether airport property is federally obligated. Upcoming public outreach includes a public open house meeting, final TAC meeting, and other city meetings to collect feedback and ultimately approve the draft master plan. COVID-19 will impact the timing of these meetings.

ACTION ITEMS  City/WBOA to provide comments on Alternatives and initial Implementation deliverables  FAA to provide written determination on how airport property is federally obligated  Re-establish public outreach schedule as COVID-19 restrictions allow

REPORTED BY: Marcus Watson Group Manager Aviation Planning TKDA 651-292-4599 [email protected]

MEMORANDUM

To: Airport Commission From: Aaron J. Jahncke, P.E., Director of Public Works/City Engineer Subject: TKDA update memo Date: May 8, 2019

Background:

Staff, BOA and TKDA prior to the Covid-19 pandemic discussed the order of meetings heading into this spring. It was our intent to have these meeting in the April-May timeframe. Due to the pandemic our schedule was pushed back.

The meetings are listed here in order and the dates of these meetings depend on what happens with Covid- 19 this summer. These are extremely important meetings that will shape the Portage Municipal Airport. The intent is not to have these meetings as virtual meetings but as in person meetings.

1. Public information meeting presentation to the Council to update the council on the progress of the Master Plan.

2. An open house public information meeting detailing the options for the public to provide feedback.

3. TAC meeting to provide a recommendation to the Airport Commission.

4. Airport Commission to provide recommendation to the Council.

______Aaron J. Jahncke Director of Public Works/ City Engineer

Attachment(s) TKDA update memos

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February REPORT March 5, 2020 WORK COMPLETED:

Cleaning: Cleaned out pilot lounge, getting ready for paint in March.

Outside Work:

We continue to replacing bulbs for runway lights. March we can get out and straighten up runway lights. Snow melt is going very well no big puddles and is soaking in so nice!!!

Fuel Balance: We sold 433.82 gallons of fuel in February.

Airport Commission: February 19th Airport Commission presented report. Month of February about 102 Operations that I know of.

City Request: None in February

City Work: Kept the Runways in good condition for February. On the 9th we had 10 inches of fluffy snow. On the 18th we had 4inches of wet snow! Dug out lights Feb.14th Would like to get ready for spring mowing and make this place look like an airport. This year we will mow more often.

EAA: EAA had it’s meeting 10th of February about 20 attended. Then a trip to Med-Flight to get a tour of the facility. Enjoyed by all!

BUDGET: Turned in all bills for payment 3-3-2020 (only the Reil expense) The budget should be on track so far.

TO DO LIST MARCH:

• Cut trees(brush) at end of 04 • Paint in pilots lounge • Get weather computer working • Straighten up runway lights • Maybe mow a bit • Get some new signs up (on pumps, doors, fire extinguishers etc.) • See if street crew has some old cones we can commandeer • Get birds out of nesting by door • Knock down hornets nests • Patch up blacktop by south door • Maybe Paint picnic table and East door • Pump water from fuel overflow tanks and clean up that area • Scheduled for replacement will be hangar doors #7- #11 ( wood and tin)

Misc:

• Feb. 5th filled out BOA survey • Feb. 5th called the DNR about another study/report • Feb. 7th inspected fire extinguishers (all good) • Feb. 14th Booked a conference with BOA for April 1st • Feb. 17th changed price on pump • Feb. 19th contacted Bob O’Brian director of WIAMA (no response)

This concludes the February’s report.

Eric Peterson Airport Manager Mar. 5, 2020

March REPORT April 3, 2020 WORK COMPLETED:

Inside Work: Continue to disinfected all surfaces during March!

Outside Work:

We continue to replacing bulbs for runway lights. March 7th we got out and straighten up runway lights properly and took off all zip ties and stakes that held them up. We completed all the Runway lights on the East side of runway 18/36 by March 23rd.. In total 15 runway lights were completed with no more exposed wires. We also finished up 3 end lights which we put in conduit. A Tub for all the connections and will not have to dig them up for wiring problems. (see slide show presentation on the runway lighting progress.) Hope to have West side done by April 15th along with more end lights. Pilot Lounge sign and arrow was put up on March 11th. Took off taped signs off and replaced with plexiglass signs. (more needed near pumps) Dug out all dirt from front and sides of pumps 2 loads and cleaned around fence.(back side to finish up yet) Pumped water from holding tanks 3 times as it melted (needs it again) Measured Fuel with stick 1st of the Month Took Notams off runway 04/22 open for flights March 24th Checked the Keys for Hangars.(results we need keys for #2-5-11 in case of an emergency) Mowed one mower width beyond the runway lights. This is where the City will continue to mow. We mowed the tie-down areas well and will be working on a way to mark them without using old tires.

Fuel Balance: We sold 234.76 gallons of fuel in March.

Airport Commission: Report filed March 5th with Aaron. March 18th Airport Commission meeting was cancelled. In the month of March about 94 Operations that I know of.

City Request: Fewer contacts with large crowds On 3-20-2020 Gov. Evers declared a public emergency in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Currently we have been here to open and close but put a sign up that says “Due to COVID-19 City policy to limit contact from person to person and Gov. Evers order to a stay home starting Tuesday March 24th 2020 Our hours will be limited to appointments only or Emergencies or by need only! You can call 608-712-7796 or 608-566-1343 We will be in Daily to check on the airport, keep the airport, Safe and Open for air traffic also for any first responders Please stay well”

City Work: We kept the Runways in good condition for March. On the 5th we had winds 16 gusts to 30 knots. On the 9th Rain, the 18th snow and rain, 19th First day of Spring, foggy in the morning. The 20th wind gust 18 to 30 knots again. The 23rd Most business closing down like the Restaurants that our aircraft come in for!! On March 26th mist/ rain/low clouds. In March The City took the truck back! No more plowing!! (great) We responded to Metco’s letter about water sensors in the tanks. We responded to DOT’s e-mail about projects nearby. (no factor! We had them change contact to Eric Peterson) We are getting ready for spring mowing, and making this airport look attractive to all the people who come in contact with it. This airport will reflect the pride that Portage has in it’s properties. This year The City will probably mow more often if needed.

EAA: EAA had it’s meeting 9th of March and had expert talk about wireless connections to the hangars. Cost to be $1391.00 and would like to see if city could come up with 1/3 ($463.66) of the cost as a grant for communication and infrastructure?

BUDGET: Turned in all bills for payment 3-31-2020 had some bulbs and electric parts. The budget should be on track so far. We will request Budget balance for first quarter from Aaron.

DISCUSSION ITEMS:

• Signage for directions to the Airport needs at least 3 ( DOT and city) • Hangar Leases (Deposits- Insurance- Signature- documentation) •

TO DO LIST April:

• Cut trees(brush) at end of 04 • Paint in pilots lounge • Get weather computer working? • Straighten up runway lights/ West side • Get more new signs up (on pumps, doors, fire extinguishers etc.) • See if street crew has some old cones we can commandeer • Maybe Paint picnic table and East door (to cold for March) • Pump water from fuel overflow tanks and finish up digging dirt from that area • Scheduled for replacement will be hangar doors #7- #11 ( wood and tin)

MISC:

• April 1st meeting with BOA now via remote access!

That concludes March report

Eric Peterson Airport Manager April 1, 2020

March REPORT May 4, 2020 WORK COMPLETED:

Inside Work: Continue to disinfected all surfaces during April. Washed windows, daily cleaning , Still cleaning out Hangar of old things (not used) First nice day Blew out Hangar, worked on storage room made oil/fuel locker. Painted used parts for runway lights (fixed up and made useable now) Installed my grinder with wire brush for runway light parts cleaning. Inspected all the fire extinguishers as I do every month! All ok.

Outside Work: We have not had to replace a bulb since we fixed the Runway lights, and straighten them up properly. We completed all the Runway lights. Saved the City about $3000.00 at a cost of under $400.00 Measured Fuel with stick May 4th Swift 12 inches 100LL 38 inches. Put out Notam for beacon 4-28-2020 contacted Electric One 4-29-2020 about the Beacon. (George will contact me) We mowed again one mower width beyond the runway lights and around the windsock. This is where the City should continue to mow. We mowed the tie- down areas again as well and continue to work on a way to mark them without using old tires. We have a bunch of car tires to get rid of that have been left on the Airport property. We eliminated some tall trees at the approach end of runway 22. Also cut down a lot of trees between hangars and at the sides of them and hauled them to brush pile next door. Pumped water from the sump again 4-2-2020

Fuel Balance: We sold 199.08 gallons of fuel in April. Checked in with Swift Fuel no change in price and do not know when they could deliver. (we might go away from them hard to get a load when we need it, and prices falling they have no change) Took a load of 100LL 800 gallons on

Hangar News: Lost one renter in the Main Hangar. Will have 3 others moving in and out!

Aaron sent me hangar Leases because we will be having movements on them. We have had a number of inquiries on hangars Build and/or rent. It is important to get master Plan back soon as we continue to lose business by not knowing. May a letter will go out to hangar renters to update us on insurance, and airworthy airplanes per- the Lease Agreement. Also to have a healthy airport we need pilots to fly their airplanes. Now some are not airworthy due to the fact they are being built, repaired or being serviced in some way! We had a prison escape 4-16-2020 which the Sheriff had been information they were dropped off at the airport which was searched and nothing found! Got bid on hangar doors that need replacing $4000.00 that is $1000 per door. Units #7 and #11 the doors will not hold nails or screws wood is so rotten! We might attempt it our self!

Airport Commission: Filed April’s report on the 5th of May with Aaron. April meeting with the Airport Commission will be by remote viewing. In the month of April we had about 55 Operations that I know of. Which is about 50% down from the past two months.

FAA/BOA report: April 1st phone conference with BOA and FAA (still looking for opinion on obligations to FAA for this airport C-47) and will continue on master plan which is close to finish. Dollars from 2014-15-16 have to be discussed. Mark has been promoted to take the place of Mary at the BOA but will remain our contact for now. Conference call from the FAA 4-14-2020 looking in on money lost from covid-19 (CARE ACT) with the FAA. I will continue to investigate.

City Work: City Brush pile is getting taller again at approach end of 22 and I will inform city! Big thanks to city crew for eliminating small trees with loader at approach end of Runway 22. We have car tires for city to take away!(near wind sock.) We questioned the city crew about wood chip and if we could get some they said “help your-self”. So we plan to get some for edging and around signs.

EAA: No EAA meetings but postponed Pancake Breakfast until a later date.

BUDGET: All bills have been passed to City and approved by the Airport Mgr. The budget should be on track so far. I have requested the budget and Balance

to be shared with me on the first quarter from Aaron and Shawn. I would like to see the remaining amounts.

DISCUSSION ITEMS:

• Signage for directions to the Airport needs at least 3 ( DOT and city) • Hangar Leases (Deposits- Insurance- Signature- documentation) • Deposit from guys moving out? • Airport minimum standards (do we have documentation) • Airport Adhoc Master Plan Technical Advisory Committee(Airport Manager is not appointed to this committee) • The Airport is not mentioned on the City Web site or Newsletter (Thank you Steve Sobiek for putting the Airport in his Business Development & planning) • To better serve my roll as Airport I want to better understand the role of the Airport Commission in relation to the City’s mission, What is the Responsibility, their duties, Accountability and /or Mission!

TO DO LIST May:

• Paint in pilots lounge • Eliminate weather computer? • Get more new signs up (on pumps, doors, fire extinguishers etc.) • See if street crew has some old cones we can commandeer • Maybe Paint picnic table and East door. • Pump water from fuel overflow tanks and finish up digging dirt from that area • Scheduled for replacement will be hangar doors #7- #11 ( wood and tin) • Get ready for New fuel dispenser July • Spread wood chips around poles, signs, and other obstacles to mow around!

MISC: May 20th meeting with BOA now via remote access!

That concludes April’s report

Eric Peterson Airport Manager May 5th

Operations

February 2020

Date Operations

Feb. 2 2 2 Feb. 3 6 8 Feb. 4 2 10 Feb. 5 12 22 Feb. 6 6 28 Feb. 7 12 40 Feb. 9 Snow 10” dry fluffy Feb. 10 2 42 Feb. 11 6 48 Feb. 13 4 52 Feb. 14 4 56 Feb. 15 2 58 Feb. 18 Snow 4” wet heavy Feb. 19 8 66 Feb. 20 2 68 Feb. 22 8 76 Feb. 23 4 80 Feb. 24 2 82 Feb. 25 4 86 Feb. 26 4 90 Feb. 28 10 100 Feb. 29 2 102

Operations

March 2020

Date Operations

Mar. 1 4 4 Mar. 2 4 8 Mar. 4 10 18 Mar. 5 Wind 16 Gust 30 Mar. 6 4 22 Mar. 7 34 56 Mar. 8 2 Daylight savings 58 Mar. 9 Rain Mar.10 2 60 Mar. 13 2 62 Mar. 15 8 70 Mar. 17 8 78 Mar. 18 Snow / Rain Mar. 19 Foggy / Spring Begins Mar. 20 Wind 18 gust to 30 Mar. 23 Closing down most business Mar. 25 4 82 Mar, 26 Mist / Rain / low clouds Mar. 27 4 86 Mar. 30 8 94