Special Session (Joint meeting with G.T. County RE: NRAA Terminal Expansion) (Minutes)

Leelanau County

Event Date: 2024-10-14

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Executive Summary:

The Northwest Regional Airport Authority, Grand Traverse County, and Leelanau County held a joint special session on October 14, 2024 to discuss the Terminal Expansion Project at the Cherry Capital Airport. The meeting was called to order by the Northwest Regional Airport Authority Chair, Steve Plamondon, and included welcome statements from the county chairpersons.

Key Highlights:
– The agenda and rules for public comment were approved.
– A presentation on the Terminal Expansion Project was given, including details on the planned improvements and funding sources.
– The Northwest Regional Airport Authority approved the Terminal Expansion Project and a request for Leelanau County and Grand Traverse County to issue bonds for the project.
– Leelanau County passed a resolution approving the issuance of bonds by the Northwest Regional Airport Authority for the Terminal Expansion Project.
– Grand Traverse County passed a resolution approving the issuance of bonds by the Northwest Regional Airport Authority for the Terminal Expansion Project and pledging the county’s full faith and credit.
– The meeting concluded with closing remarks from the chairpersons and the meeting was adjourned.

https://leelanau.gov/downloads/pfm_mcps_cherry_capital_airport_nraa_presentation_10_14.pdf
https://leelanau.gov/downloads/tvc_presentation_20241014.pdf

Internal document reference #:2048

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